The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-28
M e K I @ 0.
All Sorts of News About Maxi
milian's Empire.
Arrival Of M. Eloin, the Impe-
rial Envoy.
MAxIMILIAM TO ABDICATE.
The News by the Mcclellan from
New Orleans.
Warlile RumOrs from the
Rio Grande.
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Orders Said to Have Been Issued for
Announcements for Thirty-five
Thousand French, Austrian
and Algerian Troops.
The Supposed Aggressive Move
ments on Mexico.
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TESTIMONY OF AN EYEWITNESS,
'&c., &C.. &C.
xhe Supposed Aggressive Move
ments on Mexico.
TESTIMONY OF AN EYEWITNESS,
'&c., &C.. &C.

&C., &C., &C.
Probable Speedy Abdication OF Maxi
milan.
Immediately upon the receipt by Maxmilian, at the
end Of the month Of April last of the Of the death
ef Mr. Lincoln, the surrender of General Lee the
complete termination of war; he despatched
70 Europe his especial friend and ADVISER NJ Eoin his
Chief Of Cabinet to advise with Louis Napoleon, King
Leopold of Belgium and the Emperor Of AUSTRIA to
what should be done under this change of affairs the
Empire in Mexico having been undertaken under the
conviction that the United States permanently dis
ruptcd and that civil would continue for many
years n. Elon left Vera Cruz this mission on the
ID OF May ast passing by way of this city, and
turns by the route. II then reported that
while here he had interview with President Johnson
and that that interview Of very satisfactory char
actcr This report was, however, entirely wthou: foup
daiion H. Elon only arrived here by the from
Havana Friday and left at Of the next day
(Satuday) for Europe, and his time principally
spent in uDavaing search for a. person whom he
called hc Consul General of the Empire but whom he
found nobody knew or recognized here.
We have to believe that the mission Of NJ Eon
10 Europe has been fruitful of important results To
Louis Napoleon he instructed by Maximan to state
that the empire could only be established in tranquility
and Ecxico thoroughly pacGed by the aid of largely
increased force of foreign troops and the outlay Of much
larger sums Of money, which must also be furnished
from Abroad as IT was idle to place any reliance upon
revenue In Mexico FOR years to Gomez that these
achievements Of troops and the necessary funds must
be furnished by France for they could be obtained
where else and further that in view Of the changed
aatc OF affairs in the United States Franco and the other
interested European Powers guarantee his throne
against any attacks from without; that unless these
conditions could be complied with he Maxmiian) did
not choose TO stay in Mexico.
From his father-n-law King Leopold Maximian in
structed his agent to ask nothing than his general
advice and good influence after the difficulties which
had been raised about the recruitments of the Bel
CLAN legion and the sad fate these troops had met with
h Mexico, it idle to expect any further material aid
Besides the fast declining health Of the old monarch pre-
vented the intrusion of any further vexatous cares
yond those Of his own kingdom.
From the Emperor Of Austria Maximilian expected no
ad his brother has always been opposed to the idea
Of attempting TO set up throne in Mexico in opposition
70 the United States and NJ Eoin was therefore in
structed to con1ne his mission Vienna the single
purpose Of procuring restoration Maximlian Of his
rights Of succession to the throne in the event
Of his returning from Mexico This the only part OF
the mission Of Eloin which has been attended with
any success and In this his has been complete
Aaxmilian can now return TO Austria and regain his
rights Of succession there at any moment by simply
giving up his rickcty and totterng throne in Mexico
We have reason ALSO for the belief that the mission
~ H. Elon has been productive Of further result
namely, that he carries back with him to Mexico the
advice Of Louis Napoleon and of King Leopld, that,
under all the circumstances and, seeing that 1t is
now evident that the people Of Mexico do not
1esire 70 have an emperor to rule over them,
che best plan for Macmillan will be to abdi.
cate ~ early q moment az possible and
return 70 Europe That then the French troops having
nothing further to do there will also retre and the
whole Of this dsagrecabe and unfortunate Mexican bust
asss will be ended without any further trouble Napo-
leon and Maxmilian will both have paid noble tribute
% the great doctrine OF satisfied nationacs and have
very materially strengthened by such On act Of wisdom
and abnegation their present and future positions in
Europe, and, above all things will have avoided any
Aialculty with the United States
Such have reason to believe N the advice which
Naximians Chief Of Cabinet Is carrying back from
Europe and which have still further reason 10 believe
will be speedily followed.
Oar New Orleans Correspondence.
New ORLEANS, July 10, 1905
IMPORTANT oArruRr IN TEXAS
ny late arrival from Brazoe Santiago learn that
Major Headrington in command at Ringgold Barracks
nade very important capture Of large wagon train
which lett BROWNSVILLE for tho interior Of Texas on the
ID Of May Five hundred bales Of cotton 1loo ounces
Of qunine 1000 Tin plates sapetre and other articles
were seized and captured
rHs nsrKnIAIlsrs EvAcuArE cAxARoo
BY the same arrival learn that the imperiasts have
evacuated Camargo, and have reinforced Mea at Mnta
noros Tho imperiaists had several skirmshes with
Cortina's band. Tho country between Camaroo and
Natamoros is now IN possession Of the liberals
DEPARTURE GENERAL xERmrr's ooxnAsp ynor m,rv,
uOuT
On the 9Th instant Major General Merritt command,ns
che cavalry force she Rcd river left shrcvepor for
Texas, with the First cavalry brigade In few davs
che whole cavalry force will leave In the same direction
oppxsnvs OPERATIONS AsAIssr THE rIsnRAra
IFrom the Matamoros III Monitor, July 1OI
Generals Lopez aud 0lvera, who left city about tan
days ago. with column Of infantry and cavalry and
several pieces Of artillery 10 assume offensive operations
against the liberals, have succeeded In cleansing
fhs department. fvng the enemy beyond the Gan Juan
fiver, and capturing many prisoners and horses
rhs vwariiks Rumors from the Rio
.Grande.
CINCINNATI, July 2f, 1895
despatch from Csiro dated the 2eth inst conveys
sho following warike intelligence
Tho Galveston correspondent OF the Houston News
writes under date OF July fas folows:--
Orders bavo been issued to the officials OF Maamoros.
% prepare accouomcnts for thirty five thousand troops