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

concern. only , pa4e. inter scd have not token the
trouble 10 ipluirc further respecting IT,
Tho now General hunzuIo, Who 9pccee1en ser
-,rli H.. been dancergusly H. bur Is now recovering
This is grand Holiday, being the anniversary OF mo
r ucBl teie Of the chuTch-udt OF ne COhcppon-hHu
9n tho ii gntaes of the psce from he captain t,rH
10gnNad arc expected be present 81 Mass and take
flf 10 tho atl0rnuon procc Sion.
tl Mexican news received here Is very confu-rd and
c3ntrtdicfory Mesimhan 10 appears, was still %, On
zaba ard, according 30 the papers OF INC rT'-,1sl,.
party Do had intention Of sldlcaung bot WOnl bRI
il 10 the last with tho republicans The same Journals
boast that the CLERGY contributing handsomely 90"
rcponshrg exhausted Golfers and although they bad
since his disagreement sith Rome been lukeWaTm ~ s
cause, thoy now taking active steps 70 suPpoit ' "
bis MAS throne MramOn the pet general OF the ulb
church party and Marquee, said % nave beu th''
views with him abOCt organizing an army; bu What
they viii have IN 50 QWxolic an undcftakns
nO prophet 70 tOresec. Notwithstanding the pOH'o "a
ultrl-church organs MaGmilian's power - eNu'n'y
nothing for the Liberals everywhere ~ tbe asOSl
ancy and have cut of all communication
English mail steamship Elder arrived here on lhhrs
day last from Vera Cruz, and again assured 'a
Macmillan has determined 10 fight u out on Ins' uV
to the end whatever the result may be- ana was aoo W
return to Mexico City from Orizaba. proclamduon W
the above effect and containing other important announce
inents had been published in which the emperor
10 the patriotism Of the Mexican people III WIS uahs
mfed Nv tcleqraph 10 Vera Cruz whore aro assured
the determination of Macmillan was rece'eu Ni'u 'No
greatest enthusiasm. ,,- .a .,;
lister Campbell had already arrived at Very Cruz bu dd
not land there the Susquehanna having gone to Saer
fcios where there is good anchorage which is not the
case al Vera Cruz The Eide brings no particulars why
Gen sherman and M Campbell did not land AZ the lo-
named place. 80 that at present we can only draw conee
lures whether the weather did not permit OF IT, or mat the
authorities at Vera Cruz would not allow them 10 90 So
Possibly FOR the latter reason Ve Cruz or rather IT'S
rulers are very loyal 10 Maximian and ne IS sara 10 nave
come Ia his late desperate determination on hearing OF the
departure of Gen Sherman from Havana for Mexico III
the mean time another party has arisen IN that distracted
country which s neither for Maxmiian nor Juarez nor
tho French Possibly IL consists Of the partisans OF santa
Anna who are plotting for his accession 70 he ihpeH
throne when II is vacant ma, a..
Vera Cruz as already mentioned being still held by the
Imperalsts Juarcz has issued decree making snaI
town on the coast called Pueblo Nucyo the port OF ehE
for tho district Of Vera Cruz until the lGpe
rialiss have been driven At Jaapa tho lmperasts
have been compelled surrender and on the Pachc soc
Sonora ard the adjacent States entirely IN tbe hahus
Of the Republicans The papers IN favor OF the rrench
and Maxinan which are published at me c9pi'a gNe
terrible accounts of the cruees committed by mo 'cton
Gus Republicans in Sonora but these accounts
their enemies they are very probably much exaggerated 70
draw down the odium Of tho civilized world upon the
Mexican Republicans. Even al the worst, the frcncA
must thank themselves for these atrocities they having been
the first TO give tho initiative By shooting in cold blood
all the prisoners whom they took IN battle contrary TO the
rules OF war IN civilized countries.