The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22
MACMILLAN Not Gone Back to
the Capital.
ne REMAINS NEAR VERA CRUZ.
The Vessel Ready to Take Him
Home.
Expected In the City OF Mexico
ON the 10th.
our HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

HAyAsA Nov. ~, 1900
The French steamer France, nom Vera crus on mo
afternoon Of the 18th inst arrived at this port yer,cr.
day. with dates from the city OF Mexico To the 10th
Among tho passengers notice NJ dc Maarer, bearer o.
dcspatehes from Macmillan also ex-Gcneral Magruder
Mr.. Naury, Mr. Tucker, and others Of the en- oonfed
eraey who longer finding any ndnccment TO stay In
the socacd empire have determined to sock an asylum
IN sunny Cuba Tho France also brought about 100
French troops and few officers going home
Maximian had not yet returned 10 the MEXICAN capt
tai where General casenoaa had held several Interviews
With the principal ministers
The officers Of tho Franco havc assured mo that when
they left the Austrian Mt Vera Cruz was max
ing every preparation to be ready at moments notice
According "a letter from vera Cruz, rcosivcd by
CONNIE rcia urn N this cy appears that ne baggage
81 MAMMALIAN, In custody OF General Lanadrd, had
afriv cd there on the 9Th inst
Tho EiiJcHe and BE u tho 9th say that tho follow
ns day tie situation would clear up tho curtain would
be unveiled aud n great event was 10 take place " J
presume all this mystery has reference 10 the expected
return Macmillan 10 the capital on the 10Th "r lith
instant
understand from parties here that tho Dandoio ~
expected n this port shortly and that tho vessel vii
have 10 into the dry dock be ovcbancd before sho
can proceed on her voyage To Europe,
In consequence of tho reports made public that hani-
milians intention 20 leave the country, petition
was drawn up With abou, thousand signnsnres names
not stated poegng him GOT TO abandon Tho government
! Of the 'empircn
Tho Esafef % tho stu contains a rurnor that Masi-
Intended % return % osaba 20 fcw days lilo WAS or
pected In Mexico on tho '0th OF nth inst
According 10 the last dates from the capital u was
s.ill doubt, VI whether Macmillan would finally sccsde
10 the wishes OF the party who sad To
insist upon the maintenance 81 the empire, With Mari
milan al the head, whether he had dennsig mado
mp HIS mind TO sbdicats Tho government organ Gays
that no determined mot 10 abandon Mexico"
The Pa'va has published artcla with regard 10 the
late about bis alleged ahdication and In oonse
quence thereof the Esatoge makes the following ro-
marks The Abdioation Of sovereign elected and n
stalled by the people, only be voluntary act OF his
own--thc painful tho circumstance and oby ious
the difficulties the head Of stats may experience tho
that night ought 10 be- respected. cro~p can
easily fall 10 the ground by any violent catastrophe but
in that IL IA substituted by halo Of glory NO
aggression attempt OF uDg force has ever bonn COZ
tempsted Kumors - the nature alluded 10 are absurd
Immediately after these significant rcmsrks tho ksafsre
advises tbs sovereign 10 ahdicatc, being In favor %
voluntary Adhesion.
arrived from orixaba tho night 81 the Tth LOAF.
Advices from TampIco that that piarc thors
security for the Inhabitants nor unity ~ con-
msnd among the liberals, Who besides tho loans I'm
posed In August have esnct.d Others ~ the anoant Of
ti0o 600 Ia September and October
II IN denied that at the action at Mahuatlan tss hat
talon 81 deserted with the ensmy; but being
recruits and getting worntsd they disbardsd tar'nl
h>r Officers behind them Their colonel Festard mounted
cannon and received h.s death wonpd hurrabiDg for
Mexico and the empire Also that only ~cscn b1Ddrod
Ausiro. Msrlcan troops fell Al tho ambupcA1e ~ Ia
Carbonera piece OF artillery lost Tho ioss ~Aa
only partial and the greater part or the forces afe' tbe
action, fell back 70 HusJhnpam