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Arrival OF General sherman md Minister
Campbell nj Vera Cruz.
VERA CRUZ. Dec a.

Arrival Of General sherman md Minister
Campbell nj Vera Cruz.
VERA CRUZ, Dec 4,
Via MoBILE, Ala, Dec 10, 1866
The Sherman-campocl expedition has nzzled ont for
the present The Susquehanna arrived here on Thurs
day, anchorng at point three miles IRON the city.
Neither sherman, Campbell nor any member Of tho
petition landed or held any Communication with the
Shore except through the medium OF the United States
Consul, Mr. Lane. Tho French authorities were cour-
teous In the extreme, Offering General Sherman and
suite escort TO convey them safely Mexico city,
where Marshal Bazaine and General Castelneau
This and all similar offers declined and the dark.
Of Monday night the Susquehanna stole away, few
know whittier.
The whole expedition based upon the theory that
before the Susquehanns reached Mexico Macmillan and
the French would have gone and that direct commdni-
ton could be opened with the Juarcz government This
suppostion proving groundless the susquehanna has
sailed for some other port where Juarcz be found
She win probably next be heard Of either al Tampco
Matamoros, unless she proceed TO Havana or New
Orleans for further instructions She would have gone
to Tampico before making Vera Cruz but that heavy
norther prevented
Contcmporaneously with the arrival OF General
Sherman and Minister Campbell at Vera Cruz the follow
ing proclamation issued -
III PRsrEcro SuPgRioR PoLrrroo p.L BUREAU
vERA CRuz, Dec l, 1860. I
Vs-d FL Empsriof vird ~ Emperaforf Vera Crar
One OF the greatest for the good Mcxicans
has happened TO give renewed ifo to tho nation His
Majesty the Emperor, who has made many sacrifices
for the well being and happiness OF our dear country
has given the final proof ri his consideration for
welfare while agated by those natural sentiments which
struggled In his breast In consequence OF the acon
was for moment believed that lie would tempo.
rarily quit the country 10 dedicate his whole
tlme TO tho rendering Of those attentions, which
the delicate OF health Of his worthy consort rem
dercd necessary. The Emperor has sacrificed all for US
has put aside his duties for those which con-
Germ DIS house az ruler, and IN the momentous crisis
nov overhanging the country declares soemnly his In
tenton OF continuing In the front the Of
shedding the last drop OF his blood In the defence OF
the Citizens of Vera Cruz We congratuate YOU
Let us give thanks to Providence for having saved
integrity OF country and from tho Utmost recesses
US hail the day OF resurrection Of our
nationality, which was on tho eve Of being destroyed
What the exact bearing Of this strange manifesto may
be- " hard 70 Diet ,rmne. II bears signature sum
Gent 20 guarantee It's authenticity, yet II has been In
circulation four days without any attempt at conradc
ton, and In the best Informed quarters 1t confidently
asserted that Maximiian will leave orizaba on Friday
next 70 the government In the city OF
Mexico. II IS certain that he has thrown himself into
the hands Of hiramon Marquee and the ractonnry or
church party. They have promised him ten millions OF
dollars Whether they him. or he them - yet to be
made manifest The former Is much the probable
Meanwhile the Emperor's baggage Is stiI being
Shipped Tor Austria. The French are rapidly conccn.
rs'ng their troops preparatory leaving Every one
here expects war with the United States and trade Is at
a complete stand still
Interview between Minister Campbell. GEM
erai sherman aud General sheridan MT
Brnzos Santiago.
BRizos SANTIAGO Dec Z, 1868
The United States frsa,e susquehanna arrived on Rio
Grandc bar from Vera Cruz, via Tampico, on Friday
noon, with General Sherman and Minister Campbell and
suite Generals Sherman and sheridan and Mr. Camp
bell bad Interview Of few hours al Braxos after
which General sheridan and sta their departure
FOR Nov orieans General Sherman and Mr. Campbell
win icsTc tomorrow for Matsmoros, en- ros< for Non.
tsrcy.
General Brown, United States volunteers. has been
assigned 10 mand the subdIstrct Of the Rio Grande
aud General esdswick has been ordered under arrest
The Mo GranAe Papers DefcsAias the Action
or Ncdswick 10 Occupyins nfatamorss-Rc-
tnrn Of GENERAL sheridan 20 New OrIssns.
Erw ortsAs,. Dec 10, 1906
The brownsville Raneavc sgsskiss Of the oecursnt,
yf hatanorps, Gyf -" Caraisa 4vors would have