Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-18
Sunday Nights Dispatches,
AdditlonnI NIenlcnn News.

NEW York, Dec. 17.--The City OF Mexico
correspondent of the Times, dated Dec. 80.
has the following additional Mexican
news: ts4 ..-.at.v .
The Emperor has postponed his visit to
Curenavoca. He will depart for that place
after the celebration of the festival of tho
Lady of Gaudaloupe.
The Mazatlon News of NOvem Der 18th,
received this morning, says that COM
pany under the name OF the Mexican Sea
Island Co.. has begun operations on their
lands near Mazatlan, The proprietors re-
side in San Francisco.
The Mexican Times of yesterday says
On the och of November Gen, Caldron beat
the Dissidents near Actopon. in the State of
Vera Cruz. On November 18th Lieut.. Col.
Paul Zeach was 10 attack Apoeayon with
three Austrian columns. Major Hatz. after
making demonstration in the direction of
HOnhnatla, has returned to Teotitlan, and
now holds the entire section of La Canada.
Col Santa Cruz surprised at Tocamboro a
large number of Dissidents under Ronda,
and took many prisoners. FIVE hundred
Zouaves entered Orzora on November 18th,
to remain until relieved by the same num-
Der from Cordova.
La SOciedad of this morning gives re-
port confirming the news of the occupa
tion of Victoria. The Liberals, says the
same paper, have again been beaten in an
attack on Monterey. sa :. .sa -a
The Dario Del Imperio of last evening
publishes a telegram from Gen. Gondi De
Thun from Puebla, which says Iattacked
and defeated Gen. Figuerroa, capturing 30
horses and a large number of arms. He
says Figuerroa had only 500 men.
La Sociedad says that 1900 Liberals have
presented themselves under the Emperor's
proclamation of Oct 81, in n.Queretora.
The Regeneracon OF Colima reports all
quiet in that State.
The Idea Liberal, of Puebla, in its
Wednesdays edition, for the first time rec
ognizes the overthrow of Republicanism
in Mexico.
The Emperor gives $200O,000 to aid en-
igration, and places the whole amount at
the disposition of NJ. +. Maury, COLOMBIA
tion agent for the Empire.
The Empress has commissioned r. Stew
art Stanley, of the English army, as Lieu
tenant in company of the Empress cav
airy. .- ..-. -- r,.-.. .... .---.---
The city is being cleaned. Fears of the
cholera are entertained. .... ..... ..r
| Alvarez and DiO's commands are report
ed moving together toward Sinola.
From a reliable source we learn that dur
| ing an emeute at Martinique sixteen zou-
| dNOS WOIC hlllcu duu Jlu -SCfCl
seriously wounded. OF the garrison three
were killed and ten seriously wounded, two
of the latter being officers. The detach
ment which arrived in the city last night
| Thursday were the men belonging to
the lst regiment of ZOuaves. Eight of
them deserted between Vera Cruz aud this
place. The men belonging to the third
regiment will arrive here tomorrow Mon
day. They are said to be as much impli-
Gated as those of the lst regiment. OF the
latter all the men, and also the five officers,
are under arrest and in confinement and
twenty-seven of the ringleaders in irons.
1t is supposed that the detachment will be
decimated. l. is certain that from seven
teen to twenty of the men will be found
guilty and shot. 1t is also stated that the
French flag was trampled under foot dur
ing the emeute, that the white and blue
cOlors were torn off, and that the words
"Vive la Republique" were inscribed on
the red part of the flag of the regiments.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Senor Romero
has received official intelligence frym E
Passo up to the 18th of November. Presi-
dent Juarez, his cabinet and the other ofli-
GERS of the National Government intended
to leave FL Passo on the 18th of that month
for the city of Chihuahua. The French
had retired as far as Durango, and it was
understood they would also abandon that
State in their movement OF concentration.