New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

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SAE FgAYgIs-O Dec. Is -FugHdg OF Gcn. ILicido
Vega residing m TINS city have ro,oved positive a@sar'
anco that he is now Chahuahua reporting TO Prcsi lent
JuareZ IN person
Wellington CorrsspOnJsnce o. Tho Boston Pos'.
TIE JUAREz GOVERNMENT
Adyices are now coming to the notice OF The Gov
toa in The estimation Of this Republic very materially and
probably lead % N throwing al The weight Of 4" Rel
erelcr in favor Orrss l the restoration Of la" ahd order
Ia Mexico Most damaging proofs have lately GONE 10 End
forwarded 10y leading Amsrcins and foreign capitalists IN
Mexico showing hl the Juar0 ministry le been treaeh
10 1 hnlnci4 Obligations involving the credit o. nat
Reprc aad tia; Juael has continually forced eyie3 which
bo qudaed by certain acts ana Doh1 OF inc ho'e'n
bat acrwai uh0y repudaed " TIE latter direction
these considerations O. the Govern
nrnt led the prscpItauey ~ order 70 tea SheIldl
disppro, ing the arrest Otegn The President and NJ
seward have already conferred up' this new phase OF the
Mexican trOihes and il viii prODa F Dc placed DeioI we
Cabinet FRIDAY nest M.@liac T:tiIctons by 'nDie
direct Gen sherman and &c asu 70 lpoA ~ NPy
the OF the aegnt. )reser- Desiles frhs1hhs
closely tie toa; Of the people
FRENCH FLEET AT ACAPULCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. l3.-The steamer Constitution,
with passengers from NsW-York Nov. 81 arrived today
Sho reports cet of French vessels in the hafDOr OF
Acapulco with large number OF troops on boaru IL
rumord that the Frpnch would evecuate Acapulco IN
a f0w DAYS. Tho FTenca commander had attempted 20
lew forced contributions the tom, assessing large
portion on the Pacific Mail steamship Companys prop
erty Before exaction could be made the United States
seamer Suwargc arrived when the attempt to collect was
a0lndoucd.
AUGUSTG Ok ITUEBIDB.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, between the hours OF
SIX and seven in the evening Augustn eldest Of Augustn
de Iturbde Emperor Mexico died at the Clarendon o.e
In this city The father deceased the chief promoter
OF the revolution which overthrow the power %
Spou in Mexico and May IL. ls2s he was
chosen Emperor Of McxigO Aagustin J. Ills reign
however wus terminated by abdcataDn, March 70 le3
stipulation was nude that The Emperor Iturbde Should re-
ccire pension Of e. per provided he never again
returned Mexico In May 1874 however Ituhlde lel I'm
crnd where he had resided aud arrived in Mexico m July
The Congress Immediately hi, passed vote OF out
and tho exEmperol arrested on tue lh oil Ju
si and o'clock n the evening was shot by the ouef OF
Congress.
The pension as continued his widow who 20 the
United with her chill and settled IN Philadelphia
Tho deceased had Just med from tVrs and had been IN
very feeble health p7cyi 20 his death Ills
Remains were the 2th inst. sent 70 PhAadeiphia