The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-15
have Inc onor 10 remain your obedient servant
REUBEN w. CREEL UrIted states COnIul.
Hon WILLIAM H. SEWARD. Secretary OF state, wash
nptOn. ID.
Tue coNsrAxcr AND DEVOTION of JUAREz.

ngton, d. c.
THE ooNsTANcY AND DEVOTION of JUAREz.
Mr. cree, TO Mr.. Sesodrd
Lie Mrxoo aaGLs Rp y
% Sc, have sksp 81 MS 5 H the State
The people that State having observed that very
fM 6GGps hs the
IN II ana Ee RSSs
this impulse they rose in many towns and districts
sEpsd O been
e Gyfl dTcss 5s aS S attached the city Of sSo
which also the capta and after whipping the lmpe-
ers artillery baggage etc These things happened in
As soon as General Eegrets learned these acts, he
declined to eDdeavor form junction between his own
CoaRuiia lie therefore moved his forces ea.t ward
through the DESERT and hurried by forced marches to
AS soon as the French observed this movement they
intercept the n9yement S me mt Of Gsnera % Neee lew
If General Negrete reaches satlo in safety, he will
TToops are now eayg this city to take up position
@ on the ORsT tier Of Hd to that state
Arms are now veIy scarce and the want is very
Recgt are more eSsiy Obtained than heretofore but
the Of guns PSTsS5es eUerySng very
extTsoronSTS. If his Executive talents be not very
brilliant surely his fidelity under such Try circum-
have the h nor 70 re%sp S6edent s,nss
The Hon WILLIAM ii. SEWARD. Secretary of state,
Washington, D. c.
THE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE LIBERALS.
Mr.. Oreet to Mr. SeWdrd
OF MEXICO, October Ss, 1855 -Respected sir:on the
Cd Of this month.a strong detachment composed Of in
And lHtS5SG Pd9G. peiHS
ss month fne other have moved
a to the sOSh and pRHy on mSTnpg @
city taking Si. him al nj, his stores 5 and mi msTy Pro 70
made his ADVANCE IL IS probable thar in few days not
single French soldier will be lett the soil Of this
me officers and soldiers leaving, freely and plen
ming rom point to point in order to establish peac which
is continue TIM y fSl ing to pieces ,,,
and who took office nnder General Brncourt have fed
the people in favor of the empire, why DO these
10 day, the LIBERALS command in this city. think
that in few day they will be in office In all psrs of the
President has organized forces this State
and therefore the return Of the Liberals 10 office and
must be attributed TO he spontaneous exercise of the
During the permanence the French General in this
city no public 69 n.a or dnss was given him because
ner to be present. have the honor to remain your
REUBEN W cREEL United states Consul
His Excellency WILLIAM II, SEWARD Secretary of
state, washington ID. O. "y .l,- .' ... ITO
AMERICAN CITIZENS ASK PROTECTION AGAINST THE
f 1919. ERsNCH ExACVIoNs. p p ..-. ....
.. Mr.. Creet to Mr. Seq md .-
| UNITED. STATES CONSULATE AT CHIHUAHU A, REPuB-
have 10 DAY received the communicatlon from the de-
"a ed % a@ as 1ofea m S
being made Of various GtRes s,patcSss sent during
81 q 0ctSSsI Therefore led e believe
.e an S The Ns
the adysnse OF the French under
SssSfs SSisqahSs ysnsassd a Sasas MALI IS
S9 a3G M 90 eE
foolish conduct when eddng In politics their failure
No lS gives an account the evacuation of his city,
American Citizens e desirous to know whether our
Government win give them protection against these
just and which may be again and very soon % RH in
render mpOssb to grant present protec on the
citizens deshe to know the extent Of their msiO
by complaint The French are stu retEeaing and are
| now al in the south part OF the State; In few
days, perhaps probably, they will all be gone INTO
runnin away and presenting themselves to the Nexl
the MexitSns treat them in the most becomag manaeT
Mr. Luis Terraces i our present Goyern9r or and Mli.
Goyernment having previously been elected by the peo-
The state and can % do great deal # he he's Sc h
S 9 s T Sf ss ns s FPsnsb s the s
nRs a2 % % Be %s to sccs Chi
oices and authority. No soldiers needed
The french @ Genera had shown ignorance
EscofPT the young WING was sweet
streets Of This city or one mon ior PSaSeabl' ex
already served out the iul term Of his puns1m 9nt
% % e S oS co Su cS
and indefinite punishment for an offense already ex
pIated
yanced positions and falling back to line embracing
the cities Durango and San Luis POtos Whether th
be not feel authorized to say that the position
the French frontier is for them very
because the desertions are very numerous the soldier
having great wish TO to the territory of the Unlte
REUBEN w. CREEL United States Consul.
His Excelency, WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary o
State, Washington, ID. @,
EVACUATION OF THE CAPITAL BY THE FRENCH
AND RETURN OF JUAREz.
M, IroaJ IN n.