The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-05-19
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to the 9th uItimo, and from Vera Cruz TO the
% instant.
The reported capture of Sa!tillo and Mon
terey by the Liberals is confirmed. The papers
also announce that tue Liberals are gaining
ground in every direction.
A forced loan of 100000 has been imposed
on the French and Imperialists in Saltillo and
Monterey.
Il IS expected that Juarez would establish
his capital at Monterey.
Maximillian on reaching Orizaba, heard Of
the fall Of Richmond and the capitulation OF
Lee, and haztened back to the Csy Of Mexico
and despatched his chief Of the Cabinet, Mr.
Eloui. 10 the United States, vino arrived iii
Havana in time to take the Corsica. There
are various reports as to his mission.
Don jose Ramon f'asheco eX-minister OF state,
died in the City Of Mexico on the 3th ult.
The English Railroad Company has sub-let
a norton Of .heir road from Vera Cruz TO
Mexico to a French company, thus giving France
another claim on Mexico, and combining Eng
lish and French Interests
The Jecker fund Is accepted by Aazimii
ian, and tic - 100000 are 10 be paid in 5 l.
00O, 900 annual insta.lments.
The Juarists had entered PaUzada, and seiz-
ed all the war munitions held by the merchants
The infamous Col. Dspn IS on his way for
the State Of Tabasco with 400 men.
A naval expedition IS also on the way.
Several of Maximilian's Governors have
pronounced against him, and the serli-ofiiciaI
isurnal, the Estaje.e, indicates that there IS
great opposition to him.
Gen. Mejia had announced that he coait To.
md
fgrcen onts were sent to him.
It i said that rebel deserters are joining Cor
t;nss
There was a large IRE in Matanzas on The 5th
inst, destroying Cabalrs lumber yard, .he Mu-
nicipal College, and private house adjoining.
Messrs Bridges d Co.'S cooporaee and the dweE
lings of AIessrs. Secrc, were destroyed by an
otber FIRE.
The steamer Lark arrived al Havana on the
7th, from Galveston, with COTTON.
Later and fuiier ParfteaLyy from .Hszico.
New YoxK.-Tstters by the Liberty s'ata
the Emperor started out on his excursion from
Mexico the 18th, aRd on arriving at Orizaba
the 23tt nit, recelYed the news of the fall OF
Richmond, and the rumored capituiatiOn Of
Lee. Immediately all was confusion Maxi
milan hurried back to Mexico and sent Mr.
Eloui, the chief Of his Cabinet to proceed with
all possible haste to the United States.
He arrived in Vera Cruz just ia time for tho
Elder. and, on arriving here, begged the CorSi-
ca to delay her departure an hour or SO, which
was done, and he, with several others who ac-
companied him, left in her.
These passengers have not the use Of the u
nited States Consul to their passports, either
at Vera Cruz or at this place. American
steamers under these circumstances are not al
lowed to come to entry.
1t IS quite possible that the United States
Consul at Nassau viii be cajoled or surprised
into giving bis ,7ss to these passports
It is reported, and II seems very probab3e7
that Eloui < Co are going to Canada, and are
authorized to endeavor to stir up border war
between that province and ourselves, MaxiniI-
ian yainly hoping that that measure viii pre-
vent the Yankees from giving him any trouble.
Others say that these people 30 to spy out
the nakedness Of our land, and that they viii
proceed to Europe with their information, for
Napoleon to undertake , war with Us, with
Mexico as a base.
Others again say that Max never intended to
stay after our war was over, unless the rebels
gained their independence and that bis depart
ure for Europe has been hastened by late events
in the United States, and EiouI < Co. are sent
to Europe to make preparations for his arrival
There are 80 many accounts about the matter,
however. that nothing IS known with certainty.
The Empress Charlotte took charge cf the
Government during the temporary absence Of
Max
The English railroad company who run the
railroad froa Vera Cruz 70 Mexico, have sub
let that portion Of the road between Paso del
A1acho and Maltrata 20 French company
This Is supposed to be q political move, giving
France another claim on hexco, anu combining
English ana French interests in thar claim.
We get news from Tabas1o and Isla de Car
men to the 8th ult The Juarists Of the former
place had entered Palzado Lsla de Garment and
taken from the merchants their stocks of guns,
sabres. ammunition: etc A nephew Of Do
miltzo Dicz was killed, and Mr.. BadilIo was
! carried away, those being the only two who
made armed resistance to the proceedings of the
Juarists.
One hundred and twenty five officers ;hat
were at Oaxaca have joined the Juarists Al
Tabasco. Among them are two Generals.
The menace so long held in terrore1a ever the
State Of Tabasco that the infamous Col Dupin
would be sent there, seems about to be carried
out rs he is reported to be fa route there, with
400 OF his friends Commandant Clone, also
was with him, taking four armed launches and
! 400 men for landing
! A private letter from Vera Cruz, which Is
/ believed to be true gives the following item;
| general Mejia sent a steamer to Vera Cruz
! for roinforcements and assistance, saying he
could only hold AIatamoras four, at most five
days longer. The steamer was driven off by
| a Norther and was eight days in arriving A
| French war steamer, with men, &c, was i'm
mediatoly sent, and we are anxiously awaiting
later news from that place. Ii is said that de-
Serters from the Confederate forces in Texas arc
crossing over and joining Cortinas, which IS
breaking Up the friendship Mejia and the I'm