The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04
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MARSH ABAzAlNE AND THE GUERILlAS.
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IT y 'steamshp Liberty, Captain Wilson, from
~ ana on the 2Sth of June, arrived at this port
G burday. Through the courtesy of Mr.. q H.
sHfson, tie purser of the Liberty, we are In re-
Sapt Of The latest issues Of the Cuban press. Inc
sRtAr,of our Havana correspondent hereunder
sentsins iAteresting news from Mexico received
SAa.Vera Cruz.
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HAVANA, June %, 1885.
me spanish mail steamer from Vera Cruz has
rmade an unusually quick passage, and am thus
.enhbled to transmit by to-day's steamer the news
she brings. Dates from the capital to the 10th
-snd vera Cruz the Esd instant.
MEXICO CITY.
r1laximilian was expected to return from his pc.
'.ogrnations in the interior the cath. While at
iJalapa he visited the prison and released several
republicans. To the hospital he gave donation
OF thousand dollars put stop to tue collection
aof vexatious tax; presented rather gave orders
TO have handsome set of ornaments presented to
Sthe Cathedral; and ordered new house to be built
for the bishop. The city authorities gave him a
ball, which he attended, at considerable personal
Inconvenience, on account of the delicate state of
his health. He returned the compliment by an
other ball. inviting almost the whole town, but the
august host was unable to be present. On his re-
turD to Puebla he met by the Empress, and their
reception by the people is described in the newspa
persin the stereotyped journalistic style. The 7th
being the birthday OF the Empress Charlotte
many charitable and magnanim0us acts were per-
formed by the imperial couple. Among others, a
number ofsthe Oajaca prisoners were released, ia
Guiding one general, seven colonies, one hundred
and ninety seven other officers, and q hundred
soldiers and employees. Fifteen other persons
and an American, named Henry w. Poole, lately
sentenced by court martial. were also pardoned
and released from confinement. BY the way.
some Of the government employees who neglected
20 assist at the Tie Dena were fined by the Pre-
ssctars of the Department.
couple Of deaths from yellow fever have oc-
cured, the victims having, no doubt, carried the
sickness with them from the coast.
BY decree of the 18th inst. . concession was
granted to Charles C. Clute and others for the fol-
lowing telegraphic lines, viz.:-One from Guanaju
stcto Natamoros. passing through San Luis Potos
Heitailo and Monterey; one from Matamoros to
from San Luis to Durango, passing through A qua.
-ecaiientes, ~Zaoatecas, Fremillo and S0mbrerete.
sBy another decree the port Of Tuxpan 10 opened
80 foreign commerce.
The republican chiefs, Regules. Salazar and Ar
sseaga were, at last accounts still at Tacambaro.
fsT the defence of that city had been lisbandcd
md their arms returned to the authorities. This
-Action has caused much comment. for it cannot be
pretended with reason that all danger of an attack
xreM the republicans had disappeared. Reinforce
mapts, however, Of regular troops had arrived,
irving the. people feeling q security. The re;
hitherto chiefly in this department; but lately they
have made an, excursion to the town called the
Valley OF Santiago, in Juanajuata, with force of
about Two hundred impsriaiists, one half Of whom
were zouayes. II IL said that since then the forces
OF the former have dwindied down to six O. seven
h ss en Latest dates from this point are 10
=. NEW LEON AND GcAHUILA.
81 sslte Mss occupied y French force o. the
1th. before fks French came up, and rstifedin ine
direction q Aenclosa. Colonel Jeahpingros sr-
Aersd pussntf, capturing small sgnad Of cavalry
pprsuers came ny with the rear guard, when n
severe fight ensusd, 10 which tho republicans are
Jepcrted 70 havs lost heavily in men AMI horses,
cseTsfe was retreating LIfriedly norfhrard, and
General Brincourt was enileavoring to DIVE him
into he desert region Of Mapfmi, where be would
unquepuQnably be compelled to disband his men.
During the pursuit Negrete divided his forces,
vending Two thousand under Escobedo toward
csleana, xhile two thousand five hundred, with
Nixteen places of artillery, remained with him.
The inPerialists, Olvera and Lopez with a force
lt Il believed in Nstamoros that an Austrian force
cf sig th0usond men 10 destined for the garrison Of
, SONORA.
Don Manuel Camboa has been appointed I'm.
perial Commissioner Of this department. How
about DIR. Gwipy This appointment ought TO set
the question Of Lis supposed counissionership at
report that the Doctor had received ths appoint.
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Things do not look bright for the republicans in
Frontera, and the arrival Of troops from Vera
Cruz WILL it In supposed, be quite sufficient 10
Keep the department in order.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
discoveries Of asphalt are reported on the banks
Of The Tuxpsn river and the ella marsh. The
next thing we may expect to hear from there il,
that they have Struck ile.r
Fears were entertained Of IN attack on Tampico, !
grants', from the other side Of the Rio Grande. |
barshal Bazaine has determined on fortifyinR |
certain points in the interior.
The TACT cannot be disguised, although there are |
some organs oil the press attempting TO do So that
The guerilla warfare against the mperalists In In.
preasiDg. Parties numbering from ten to one |
snonssnd swarm al over the country, and do
vast deal oil mischief but, with ali respect for |
those who think guerillasm a magnificent in /
ycntion, my humble opinion Is that II is a remedy
fully as bad, 4 not worse than the evil Il il intend
OF the country, and act generally In remorseless
end wanton manner, SO that the real sufferers are
the country people, who are plundered by succes.
sive bands Of patriots until nothing Ia LEFT them
but their empty dwellings. And this 10 not Ali |
which these unfortunate families have TO endure
fer oftena tired, suky and savage guerrilla finding
that HE comrades have plundered the property
before his arrival, sets fire to the humble home.
stead, turning the inmates out Unfortunately.
The Pqjdr0 Verde says that Cortina has been 1
nhot dead By Colonel Canales. We shall know the
ruth next week, when the British steamer arrives.
The Press Despatch.
HAVANA, June "a, 1906