The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-28

and dated the s The Minister OF Foreign Affairs ad
dresses the people OF Mexico tho Of tho Emps
ror the subject OF the national Congress- He con-
cudes by saying Marshal Bazaine has received In
sructions Louis Napoleon to operate with Maxi
milan preserving peace and order aud 10 render bis
government ali the assistance possible as long the
French troops remain Mexican soil The retirement
Of the imperaists from San Luis Poos and Matchulha
is confirmed Our city OF Mexico letter, published this
morning and dated December 10 gives account OF the
inside workings OF the imperial party Orzaba when
| tho question OF empire or abdcaton was ostensbly
undcr discussion The facts developed In this document
lead TO the conclusion that change Of internal policy Is
all that is contemplated BY tho imperial government
We havc files from Bermuda dated to the 18th Of
December The Royal Gasettc is pleased TO learn that
| there is to be another attempt made by American
company to establish steam communication between
New York, Bermuda and tho West India Islands Tho
British Wolverine and Minstrel arrived at
bermuda from Halifax. The Wolverine having coaled
with much expedition LEFT the following morning with
sealed orders The Sixty fourth regiment Of English
Infantry is expected at the islands from Europe
despatch from Fort Laramie says there no reason
to doubt the full truth OF the report OF the wholesale
massacre OF three officers and ane,y privats OF the
Second United States cavalry and Eighteenth United
States infantry at Fot K"arney on tn, 22t inst The
massacre took plac, ut Fort Philip Kearnsy, Daso.a
Territory, and old Fort Kearney II Is further
reported that the Indian tribes had mustered the
number OF elevea thousand FOR against
the whites in Dakota aud Montans territories.
In the Fenian trials at sweelsbury yesterday. Michael
Crowiy was found guilty but sentence was postponed
on motion of his counsel, who claims arrest of judg
tho ground thai the jury should have oeen dis
charged without rendering verdict, they reported at
one time that they could not agree Ggan, Morrill,,
Carroll, McDonad and Howard all discharged and
there remains but of the lot xfod yet untred
Three persons out OF load OF nine were
drowned in the St. Lawrence at Quebec Christ
morning. the canoe being capszed by the floating
Another writ of injunction against tho Bank Of Upper
Canada was fled the Chauoery Court at Toronto,
Canada, on Wednesday
The wolves unusually numerous in the vicinity of
Ottawa and committing considerable depredations
the sheep
The steamship Emily B. soudsr which lott Charleston
for New York the cath, ashore at Rattiesnaxe
Shoals, but sustained serious damage. She was
rescued and returned to Charleston.
The wall OF building in process Of demolition fell in
Philadelphia yesterday morning killing ono man and
seriously injurng several others ~
Charles Patterson belonging to the navy, shot his
sister, in Philadelphia yesterday, badly wounding her
in the head aud breast with duckslot She refused
leave house of III fame which she had resored
escape the cruel treatment Of sspmother and he
ho he sad because he preferred seeing her dead to
leading such life. -
About Yesterday two robbed tho Office Of c.
T. Bayard in Phadslpha, Of over S2oc 900 In govern
meat bonds aud local stocks They escaped with all
their booty.
The ALLEGED murderers OF soldiers In Nashville on
Christmas night were placed trial yesterday. in
evidence 1t was shown that the policemen Shouted for
Jen Davis during the aiay. .aa 81 -s 441.s
Tho popristors OF the three principal hotels Boston
srragned before tho Municipal Court yesterday
the charge OF violating tho liquor law, and were fined
nifty dollars each and sentenced to 4 inonths imprs
onment An appeal was taken, and bonds given for
future appearance 1g Fkesa9rw
Three fatal OF cholera appeared in Cincinnati Inst
Monday Tho victims oil belonged 70 family, and
two other members are Quite sick