Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-29

HiinOrs of an Alliance Beiween France,
England, Spain, Italy and Austria.

~~'AthoAS va staA hStNSpn france,
England, Spain, Italy and Austria.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Rumors of an alliance hay
ing been entered into between France, England.
Span, Italy and Austria to keep Maximiliau on the
Mex an throne are in circulation here. but appear
to res on very slender foundation.
cSEwS BY WAY OF HAVANA.
By he arrival at New Y York. on Wednesday of the
have rocdFed later Mexican advces, brought by the
French seamer Noveau Monde. which left Vera
STl b g 81 IL bt0gShnga ga at 2ga on tho
a detahmeDf of fIouayes reoeu, ll1rlEcG'. ,H!fo
co city hid been disarmod and imprisoned by the
troops comprising the garrison of the capital stated
IN the Hedd of the 2lst nst in consequence of their
mutinoqSondqct at Martinique on the way to Mexi-
rson at Matinque the former had'sixteen men kill
ed and thlr7-seven wounded, the loss to the other
party being hree killed and ten wounded
Inc contemplated journey of the Emperor to Cuer-
navaca Will lot take place until after the religious
festival of Or Lady OF Guadalupe, at which his Ma
Jesty Is expected to be present.
1t is repOrtd again that the city of Chihuahua has
neen, reoccuied by General BrincOurt's forces
another rqmr states that the Imperial troops have
occupied Piedas Negras. This iftrue, would greatly
facilitate the Maintenance of communication between
Monterey andMatamora'.
The Papor newspaper of Toluca, of the 29th ult.,
states that Ugade had been defeated at ncarnacion
BY two chiefs It his own party-Gallardo and Cas-
tllloThlS followers being disarmed and dispersed
and ugalde himself being obliged to flee on foot
Letters from Monterey state that Escobedo had
joined Irevino, on November 10th, with an escort
hunlpeflng only twenty men, the Juarst5 having
been defeated on the 18th instant at Rusas This is
confirmed by of his officers and by the arrival of
Escobedo at Cadereyta the 18th, and the appear
ance OF CARA MeO at CerrIlvo, with only four men,
=, From Puebla ii IS reported that the Liberal Gen
flguero made an attack upon the town of Cuicatlan
on November 25th, at the head of a force of five
hundred cavalry and infantry. He was repulsed and
routed by battalion of Oajaca volunteers com
manded by Gen. Ortega, the Liberals losing large
number OF arms and thirty horses.
The EstoJette states that Caronar had cut of all
communication with MaZatlan and occupied the main
routes leading to that port The report of the burn
ing OF Nara has been authenticated. That town was
one OF the hrst to greet the usurper's rule,
Inc tuebla Era reports shocking outrage com
mltted by six Austrian officers upon an attendant of
the Casa de Dilligencias" stage coach hotel AT that
place. 1t appears that the Austrians found fault with
the amount of their reckoning, and upon the en-
ployee refusing to make any reduction from the es-
tabshed rates the Austrian chivary whipped out
their sabres and cut the poor fellow down in cold
blood. party of citizens succeeded with difficulty
IN preventing them from killing him outright and on
examination five dangerous wounds were found TO
have been inflicted, making his recovery extremely
doubtful.
The Orizaba journal states that a considerable
force brought by the Meuse from France had passed
through the former place the I'd instant on their
way to Mexico city, F+
In the State Of Sonora, Ata the liberal chief
Morales, at the head of some 800 men, had been de-
teated with the loss of so killed and 2S prisoners by
an Imperial force of about the like numerical
strength under Col Salvador Vasquez.