The New York herald., 1863-05-14

the Fight al Atlixco where according 10 Gen. Echoag.
ray, the Mexicans came Oh victorious y thus told
mountain artillery three squadrons OF xc,ne
asquadron Of Mexican cavalry under Colonel Abraham
az az updsr tone s0 a. o. araos
hundred ana ninety men, went 20 Atxco for provisions
Un sne lxsn 9sy were six thousand
routed, leaving multitude, ,6S kied wouudsd nrs"usss
neTsss and arms in the Of the French The behavior
corased him with tb Gross Of the Legion OF Honor
nm MGcn 1a,,. 2. .ne .vlo stories We 70 crsdNP
Puebia from also publishes diary Of events in
n"n,s @ ~ the capture. the 1sth the fortified
PoS'' q and the Casa three hOurs
e lost Log The writer adds that the Mexioans
ts;sas @mo seized seized with panic and throw them:
I that more than eight hundred dead bodies had
eesn found. In this nght tho Marquis dc
We have account Of this fight from the Mexican side
and on the ether hand the diary passes llth
l2th 1sh i4h 10th, 18TH I'm and 18th without any
other comment than that "nothng has occurred" yet
General 0rtega as have seen, relates occur
tanned n the diary s that on tho 18th ATTY men deserted
70 tho French camp after having slain their officers and
on tine 10th ortythree moro dcseredbut with their
II is said that General Doblado had arrived at Mexico
% a OF wh mho men from and snaoa one
The newspapers In the capital that General Buron
who, with the troops under him. had declared for the
French intervention has been routed Talpujahua with
the loss Of all his artillery and stores.
The Indians OF the Gs river have offered their services
Tho reported revolution In Yucatan in favor Of the
French turns out 70 be pure Action The Governor Of
Merida had not run away but his the
INST working AS many who come after him win work,
70 put an end to the war Of psrpetualy waged
This is the end Of this chapter And II a comment be
not superauous would remark by way Of res,sme, that
heard OF the first attack II must bo admitted that
they have gained some ground; for have IL from
that tho siege win be short. More than month has
ehpsed tho carrying out Of plan which we were led
rsto Gesst porey win hardly get to the capital before
day with day later dates than those brought by the
mail tsosmer but there Is not word Of additional news
da from 81. Marks Florida with cotton, but no news.
Iue United states gunboats Ju1iata and Rhode Island
Tho weather yesterday was remarkably cool and
p'essantmsomethng positively extraordinary.
vices, with tendency to decline.
News via San Francisco.
SAN FRANusco, May I2-6P.M.
Further advices from the city Of Mexico TO the 10th
ut place the French loss in their operations before
wounded.
Five thousand French reinforcements had Just arrived
at Puebla from Vera Cruz
Meeting OF the Germ ans in St. LoUis.
EIGHT THOUSAND PERSONS PREsHNT-THE REMOVAL.
OF HALLECK REcoNMENDYD--FREMoNr, BUTLER
AND sIGEL TO HAVE COMMANDs-FRERDoM or
SPEECH sUsrATNED-rHE CABINET TO BE RECON-.
sTRUcrBD, ETC.
On Sunday. the 10th instant-whch was the anniver.
sary OF tho capture OF Camp jackson at st. Lous-she
Germans Of the city held grand celebration which was
participated In by nearly eight thousand people, pro-
cesson was formed, which moved through the various
Streets and the greatest Joy and enthusiasm TO
pervade the whole The following notice published
in the different city papers, will explain the object Of the
meeting
CAMP JACKSON DAy-MAss MKKTSa FOR THR DISCUSSION OF
NATIONAL AFFAIRS
me success OF the cause d the Union requires
ton Of public affairs aud th .secuon Of ahe r
camation Of freedom The undersigned therefore invite
n =
70 take into consideration tho propriety Of recommendnR
iecI from the commsndIn chief Of the army recon-
struction OF the Cabinet and the appointment to active
command. who are ideniinod with freedom ' and who
enjoy the confidence Of the loyal people Of the United
On behalf Of the signeso Of the circulated call.
JAMES q rNS1TTlsSs TXnss1ss.
/. THEODORE oIsHAUsEN. Committee
r. e. R0MBAUER,
The appearance Of sbove notice gave rise 10 con
siderable dscussion among different classes OF citizens
the hostility to the object OF the meeting manfestins
itself Ia the following
DAVIDSON.
HEADorAErxRs. ST. LorIs Drsrmt1,l
ST. LorE, Mo. May 0, 1868. +
Messrs EMIL PREroRrs, r. c. RoxRAuER JAMES TArssio,
GESuMBS-I have just been shown published notice
from you, appointed committee to the citizens
OF ST. Louis, for peoples meeting Concorda Park on
Sunday the 10th instant for the discussion Of our national
have to say much OF the object OF your meet
ing as refers to recommending the President dig
misssi Of Major General Haeck from the chief command
ma Iorn
mander Of this city and district and must be discarded
from your discussions on that day.
Is not the intention OF the military authorities 10 In.
terfere with the peaceful assembages citizens for the
purpose OF delibcration upon national affairs, but
those OF partran character viii not lie permitted.
the duty Of those who plain clothes well az those
who uniform, 10 support the President and his ap
pointed agents am, gentlemen, very respectfully your
obedent servant !. W. DAVIDSON,
Brgadier General Commanding.
In the Afternoon meeting organized, which was
addressed by number Of German ciszens and the fol
lowing resolutions passed -;
great part OF the loyal people OF ST. Louis having this
day assembled to celebrate the of tho taking
Of Camp Jackson and 10 take into consideration
tional affairs be ~
Resolved That while the 10th day Of May. 1881 SHAH
always be dear 10 US az the day which joined the Of
living q the truth that a civil war like ours
salvation Is 10 be found only measures the most |
Thorough and vigorous that while therefore deeply
dep0re the untmcy loss OF ". Lyon the hero
day, who needs title adorn his name we deplore
lees the untimey abandonment OF his vigorous policy
That we regard IL as one Of the nalenabe rights OF
froemen TO peaceaby assemble and petition the chief
executive for redress o grievances believing this 10 be
the only proper manner in which the wishes o that por
ton OF the people which supports the policy OF the
eminent with It's blood and treasure, find
That starting from these premises Il propcr TO
say that we believe that Gen. a. w. Halleck now chief
N command Of tnc armies o. the United states does
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