The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-16
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Ne cetved at the Capital-Great EXciGe-
ment Among Liberals @nd ImperiRlIsts
-Maximtlian Badly Scared-French
War Vessels Despatched from Vera
Cruz to InteFcepI santa AnnA-rbe In
Ierview BeLw ween Mr. Seward Rnd the
General at ~. ThOmas-Ehe Secretary
calls Upon Santa Anna TO Save the Re-
public Of Mextco-DeplOra able COndI-
lion Of the Country Fine DrOwninG
Wax Catching at SGraws-He Raises UE
sticks 10 Break MS own "CrOwn"-Im-
perIRlIsG Report Of Lhe Last fight RI
MaznIIan - MAXImIIIAn's budget for
1866, ETC.
SANTA ANNA's VISIT TO NEW YORK GREAT EXCITE-
MENT IN THE CAPITAL.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 3-Great excitement bas
been eated among all classes In tnIs city by the
news received at Vera Cruz, st. Thomas,
OF the Unexpected departure of General Santa Anna
TOR New York. All parties seem to agree IN the
inference that tins move preparatory to his again
taking a prominent part in the affairs of iexIco
s ne show acaeS aS png
OF uneasnt IS; they that the pTestI,e OF Santa
Annas name s16 Pas past history may prove 50 strong
and hls meIcenares VIII melt away before 1T.
The Liberals, on the o her hand, are overjoyed,
ment OF the republic which mas sprung up among
them since the coming evacuation OF the French
was announced, has Incl ca ed tenfold They regard
the oowniall OF the empire as inevitable, and may
chae the time which must yet elapse prior to tine
depa rture OF The invaders he most earnest appear
to look upon the evacuation OF the French as taut-
mount to removal OF the one lnsuperaDle obstacle
to the triumph OF the republican cause and the GUST
ing Of Max and suite; for tney look upon the Aus
TRANS and Belgians as hired assassins," utterly
able 10 stand alone against Mexican bayone s Max
mllians project OF grand imperial sMexican
tonal guard, designed to repace the Frenea troops
" ne asd MN bs aSH,ses anf t
Sanla Anna's departure from 81. Thomas seems to
have created dec aediy unpleasant enect: 1nat mat
from the tact that shortly after the news was
celved at the capital, telesraphIe despatch was
h tha IN n rldr On
at Vera Cruz ordering certain vessels to proceed to
sea at once, and cruise about for the purpose OF
nterceptng the Georgia, and efecting, II possible,
the capture of Santa Anna and his party. The
President was, however, too quick for them.
TEE SUPPOSED CAUSE OF SANTA ANNA's VISIT TO
THE UNITED STATES. ..
It is generally believed here that Santa Annals
sudden depar ,uIe IRON his splenuld estate at st.
Thomas for New York Is traceabe to certain loud
HINTS thrown out by Secretary Seward during HI,
visit to sana Anna at st. Thomas. Parties reputed
| posted" assert that during che interview between
| 10 Santa Anna that the republican in Mexico
vas gong to ruin for lack OF a man of dstAc ion
| to the General plainly that he (Santa Auna) was
the only man capable OF controlling and harmonic
0g ihe various Liberal elements and of insuling the
| tue success OF the liberal cause.
| Whereupon santa Anna, it is believed took the
| hint and proceeded TO New York, making tue voY-
stated that Santa Anna received assurances from the
| Secretary OF State before leaving ST. Thomas that
| he would receive at least indirect aid from the
United States Government in his attempt to restore
| the republic in kexIco and drive out Max mIhan
and his h,reings. 1t remains to be seen what anita
| Anna will actually do, and how far the United
| States Government will modify the application Of
the prime iples Of neutrality with view to the
| cOuTagement OF the Liberal cause in Mexico.
| CHANGE OF MINISTRY.
| The Council of Ministers has met every day TOR the
| past fortnight, and was presided over BY the EN-
| credence M Salizar IllarreguI at presens of the
Interior Bureau s to succeed M Somero as Ninis,er
OF the Inter or M. Saizar Iarregui turns over the
portfolio OF the Inferior 90 III Marin H....
| FROM THE PACIFIC SIDE ... ..-.
Latest advices from AlamOs Sonora, state that the
people of Aamos are In q suffering condition and
that although the neighboring plantations sadly
impoverished still they have to travel to them for
subsistence OF all kinds, Martinez tLberall when
he entered Alamos issued order dec airing traitors
several persons VINO fied to Guaymas He destroy ed
their estates, and authorized all persons to kali them
no matter where her found From the rlver Rosario
country Is IN the power of the Liberals, except Ma
zatlan, GuaYmas and Ures.
| SOnOTa and SnOlOa now at the mercy of the
Liberal commands OF Corona Martinez, Pesquetia
Gal cia Morales, otero, AuGta zuniga, ana Aguirre
No one can 90 out from the three last named places
one league in safety. short time since Otero with
two hundred cava rV, moved to Rancho, pace
| of several individuals who were making themselves
obnoXlous to the LibeI al cause: Blstler, FEenct
SS pTy Gy Of the ga when oSO rreG
Tie return OF the Imperial Lozado BriOade to TepIS
is sald to have enabled the Liberals to come ou
n ore freely,
IMPERIAL OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE LAST EN-
| 700 GAGEMENT WITH CORONA,
, NAzATLAN. May Ito the Minister Of War
City of Mexico-Sn:-Slnco the Withdrawal o
General LBzodos command nothing OF particula
impor ance has transpired except tue organization
| Captain Durand's French COMPANY, which has mad
several short excursions INTO the interior. In on
of these II surprised q snail detached force OF tn
enemy, taking some horses and arms, and killin
| number of their men terwards, on the 81
instant column moved from here 10 Palos Protao
and thence Urias. at which latter place It halted
On the 9th 1t continued its march TO y Preside
| whore the officer in command ascertalned tina
! Cororla had reconcentTated his forces, numbefin
| about two thousand men. IN the small roads o
Barron, as far as Ua ansO position which IL cOu
sldered quite strong owing 70 the topography OF tn
0 | country. I i. NJ z. r.