The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-17
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TIE DELIBERATIONS AT 0RRABA.
The Msxicans Opposed to Any Ceasion
of Their Territory.
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Visit 10 q Liberal Camp I'm the
Valley.
The sparit Of Revolution In
Lower California.
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our Sly or MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.
Cry OF MEMco, NOV. %, 1866.

our snY OF MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.
Cry or MEXICO, NOV. %, 1866
MAMMALIAN WILL RETURN-PERHAPs
Eor ,ba las, fortnight we have been treated to an
anyary,nc proxran,me In the morning we are ''pos-
,vevy assured Ay sofcalsn that the Emperor will abd
cate forthwith and in the evening the authority
savs that MAMMALIAN has reconsidered his determination
and vii, return il o few days Tho fact 10 poor Max has
tecone 80 comsleieiy Mexcanized that no does not
know his own mind and therefore reliance can be
placed upon his resolves He is truly as punishable as
water and tolling what his next freak may
he The tramvirate project foil through, owing to the
Association in VIII ich Mramon and Marquee hold by
ne people
The Emperor viii hold on till the last moment and
When bis last hope dspced he will resign the govern
men, into the hands of the "Junta of Notables."
nice arrangement but that will be upset either by
Baza,ne or the Yankees.
The council meetings. held in Orizaba on Saturday and
Sunday appear 70 have resulted very satisfacto-
Sily. The saturday meeting determined the Emperor
20 carry his intention 20 abdcste, and the mail
Yucsday brought a letter 10 Captain Pierson to for
ward forthwith the few remaining personal Of
fec,s Of the Emperor remaining in this CITY.
On Sunday matters took q different turn,
the ministers except and the entire Council Of
ate except three were, present, and matters fully
discussed scnor Almazan and two other Councillors
advised abdicatiop but the rest would listen such
= course Senior Almazan and his two coadjutors were
pander How sorry" they were for him TO leave
would they at once raise $1,000, 900 and 10000
nen7 II this was done, without any more humbuggery
no would stay while longer, otherwise he would be
off foI Europe the 30th This staggered those pre-
sent, and every effort made 70 move him from this
resolution; but for once MaximIian was firm and de-
Cided The result has boon carefully concealed but il
believed the Cabinet and Council gave the required
securities. inasmnch Bazaine says the Emperor will
havr
Puenla 10 esco him back to this city But ''reable"
this story 1t may yet be frustrated and very
Dts way Vera Cruz whittier his baggage has preceded
him
No doubt the supposed determination Of the United
States assist Juarcz with army and not pay
Mexican dents influenced the course OF the Emperor
His MAJESTY and his Councillors still indulge the vain
hope Of another nsurrecton in the United States and
make The empire Of Mexico the leading Power upon the
American continent Their papers daily devote chap
Ter or two 10 this absurd topic and ndustrously
deavcr 10 prove thar before the first day or January
next the whole South will be again in blaze Of rebel
Hon. which will be sustained by President johnson and
General Grant with all the army and navy to back
fhem They cannot believe there is any other than the
Mexican waycivi wnr-for ending political disputes
THE IDEA or AMERICAN INTERVENTION
b daily losing popularity Outside this city few
dare advocate an American protectorae and especially
coupled with ce0sion Of territory In the interior,
where ynarez was formerly almost idozcd, the bare
port that he had sold TO the United States the Territory
Of Lower California and the States Of Sonora aud Chi
nunHua DIS name mas DeeD 0clOftcG, ana Snoui0 ne
before the people for President he could hardly
find corporas guard OF adhercnts. The Indignation
against him at tho South and West is intense and viii
be long time before lie can be restored TO public
favor, especially II American troops be sent here
20 Assst him paoifying the country rhc Patriot min
iserial organ) doing al in its power 10 bring odum
upon American Intervention, and devotes particular
attention this subject II s always violent in its de-
nyncatons OF the United States and loses opporiu
nlty Of OBTAINING N is with such style OF articles
th0 public led 10 believe thoro be Intervention
yhJJ 70 A LIBERAL CAMP.
nn,, ,.,h t @ s W ~ nso .cen sown w.n
magic in every quarter. Pachuca Is occupied by
nj Meroedo, who has force Of thousand men,
swelve hundred liberals Rodcrigues has under
him SIX thousand stout fellows, while Du.
Snl'a has some two thousand more and
hundreds are concentrating around Tlaxcala ana
Tulancingo, determined 70 drive the French and
Auftrians cut OF those two cities; and they win DO
eken, IN spite Of every resistance that may DO offered
Rodeglcs headqusrey al Apozaco the present
minus OF the nrt dvisl6n OF the Imperial Mexican Rail-
..y ana ., the invitation o. MT Dubois Chief Super
fbe road winds along between the mountains and over
1eutifuI fertile plane, come Of them Of great extent
eighty seven miles TO Apozaco. The route traversed
ponesses much historic interest," portion of being
ye same az taken by Corez when marching the CON
guest Of Montszamas capital The road passes directly
scroes the plains OF otunba, upon which the spaniards
sought their nsrcest battle and where they SO near
being defeated. The great pyramids Of TeoIhuscau,
between San Juan and 0tumba lies but one mile from
he road from which they are plainly visible The road
~ IN fne order well ballaeed and W laid with heavier
Nj than sny oth0r road on this continent
TOWN
N atuated about half league from the railroad termi-
Like all Mcsican towns " IL In kains boastng but
tvo houses OF even comparative respectabLty, and
which belong 20 the owncs Of hsciendas The place il
5000 feet above thc level Of the and 10 plain
Hght OF the three great mountains OF Mexlco0riEaba
FopocaiaPti and lxtacahual In consequence Of this
great altitude and proximity to the snow mounians l6S
sna ,s s.s csd IA Sss Ind'ns heavy clothing
Rodergues forces kept constantly bnsy garrison
mg The small towns hunting gucrlIas and bendiN and
aahung French and Aussnans. Thew give the enemy
place picking Of strasgsr and small parties, cutting Oh
sspps0 and capturing foragine parties Their numbers
ar increasing every day, and Ia safe 20 say that in
n@ than mx weeks this command will number ten
shonsand, unless Il be divided or the French send
large force 10 break u mp Thus far the
dy pas WIN nn Sss' ~
public purposes and allowing trains Of merchandise 70
Hsss withcs, Interruption Several bands Of robbers
nave been broken up by Rodergues and after outlawnr
she vnin Antonio Perez made the country 40 hot for
shat scoundre that two hundred OF his mon de.
ssved leaving him with but about nfty men Perez has
sscueht sdvssbIe To change his base and zone soutb
towards Mchoacan where he hopes TO be permtted 10
Fellow bis old trade OF butehery lust and rspue without
BY The beau idca Of General being dried
mp little fellow Weighing but about ninety pounds M
noted his Administrative Abilities than for n.
qualities soldier, although In this respect he has
besn quite successful He has all Of the Mexican kpack
Of being upon the winning side, and changes prn.
~ples 10 suit clrcamstancesa characteristic of his fell
low patriots when Juares was IN power, he had nc
stronger supporter than Rodrgucs. when his CHEZ,
ssss wsred and Msxmiiisn with all the pomp ant
pcvcr 81 Emperor Rodngues rendered HIM his
aad w@ rewarded with coonels commission AMI
the command Of the castle OF Peroe but he did not wal
for the cmmrkaton Of the French even the abdica
ten Of his Rmperor Three months since he pro
ssuncet Tor "God and Liberty and surrcndere'
Pero,s into liberal hands His army 10 largely com
poseA o. cavalry, we'll mounted, NJ may be sup
Dosed when they allowed 70 take from tn
people Whatever animals they need for publ
use Inc Infantry the less populnr braucf
~ he service and presents decidedly uniqu,
appearance. witnessed dress parade The major "a
command w@ minus . sabre, but nourished In an i'm
rnse red ssshprobsby Indicative Of his blood Thirsty
alsposuou. One captain had a sword without scab
'u arc two or thrce hsutenants remedicd that defect
substituting scabbnrds u hdc--a serviccable but
ne means elegant invention. The men were vel
IN 10 wnch they kept IN excellent order; theft
enn wm very imperfect, and q deplorable lack Of
nphe VS. evcrywhere evident Hat two uni
towns cculd Do found In the entire command. AND
sness we're upon the backs Of Austrian deSertsrx The
1ec, sMnousn ragged and most Of them barefoot, ap
gcsved - ce animated by patriotic motives and 70 h
assss1seo 70 na Their country Of The French and ths