New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03

cans will, soon agree that as far SO justice and the mtl
camille interests concerned the iriebdshp VI "
lmpoIialis,s will be most usefu! 70 them.
The son Of Santa Anna, Colonel D. Tore L. de Sap "a
Anna, now in Havana, repudates all the iacss con-
tainod in his fathers last maIes!o he Iepes s eA
cusalle inconseQuencos and says that be IS cop'e'
stranger 10 everything his father can DO " wie III r0
nurspIt OF the fatal course be is row pursuing III.
nrotest Las been sent 10 Ramon Cavslo the Consu
bis Imperial Majesty Macmillan in Havana :.
The Juarists have Just experienced oeie"' :"
Teoloapan Col. u. Lucio Ioaza' ha.'ne W -,
section of 600 men and 100 peasants OF 'nc D4s"'e
'reloloapan. moved agans. the Juafis'' -.
-. -, =; ,ho hacienda Of -. Ixeatepee met nun
:, ,,o orrohre of Zarote and completely deea'eu nin
In thot scht priest D. Felipe de j. Bustamehte anc
oe;oor bc,h yery Influential in the District OF leo
Ioapan have been made prisoners
rS~ ulo,,, B,rsr published in the City Of Mexico,
ON the lth of September that Col. GARNER entered
c CITY Of Mermorillo amidst great concourse Of peo
rIo who cheerea him on the way. Pesquera the gen.
ora, mentioned by Juarez fighting the lmperiasts,
fed from Ores tie approach of tie French but Inc
Indians who have at heart TO prove their aectoh iof
The Empire followed him closely. AT the passage oi
the river Yayu they took from him four guns all bis
material Of war and dispersed the small corps he Ia"
with him. PesQueira effected his escape almost alone
and has taken his refuge in Arispe The lmpena
,roore will occupy Ures whose Inhabitants have pro
claimed their adherence to the Emperor
I'm chihuahua military operations have also been yer!
favorable to the ImpeTialsts In twenty days me col
nmn of Gen Brincourt has succeeded in crossing IN
State and in routing all the troops who attempted "
oppose lis march Notwithstanding their usual BON
hast oil the Juarsts have fed the approach oi III
French. Aguirre De Santa Hosalia has gone with nj
men into the wilderness Ruiz, since he has abandoned
Parral and Allende has marched with all bis infantT
in the direction of Santa Cruz &c Rosaes in order
effect his escape; Carbajal and Hnajora have also he
toward Coucepton On the 18th Of August Gen. BriI
court entered chihuahua, whose population oppTesse
by the aarsts for so long time received the lnper
, alists devereIs.
In the mountainous regions Of ZacapoaXtla the jus
rists who have taken the offensive against the Aus
trian Gen. de Thun, have given up their strateg
and are acting merely en- the defensive. Gen. de Thu
has succeeded In occupying their principal markets an
their center of provisions so as TO compel them to a
tack him on their own ground At Teteia del Oro d'
Tended by the Austriaus all the efforts of the Juais'
have failed against the splendid cOuntenance OF I'd
troops.
Emperor Macmillan, who rad been invited by ID
directors of the English company TO visit the manuia'
ture Of Jan jose has taken occasion of his visit her
TO examine the mining districts Of Fl Rosario. On b
arrival he sent $500 TO the Mexican vorkmen empoye
in the mines $500 TO the English, aud several oth'
: small presents. He was yehementy cheered by tn
English portion Of the workmeD. He then went
Pachuca and Tuaneingo where he was received b
the Bishop in the midst of deafening cheers. In bot
these cities deputaons of workngmen came TO meet hi
majesty, and delivered addresses in which the aieoto
of the working classes for him were unmistakabie /
banquet offered to the Emperor The Bishop Of Iul'
mingo drank 10 the prosperity of the Empire and th
health Of its sovereign, and TO the health Of the En-
press Carlota.