New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
yENICO.

GIN. SHERMAN ACCEPTS TnB MILlIARy-DnbohhIiV
MISSION 40 MExiCO-GIR. sBPRIDAEs HTTFR
NOR WHOLLY APPROVED ny THE ADHNisTRA-
TON. ..>
Gen Sherman had another interview with tho Pres.
dent to-day after e session OF Tie Cabinet OF when ne &c
eep,ed the military diplomatic mission 70 mcMeo Shleh !
yesterday had been rendered to linn lie viii Therefore
s,s o one TO % s a5 S s %s en a SS
oompaned by Col Campbell Minister 10 that Republic
Tie Administration gatifed Of the prompt action Of Cen
Sherman and the hope confidently entertained hG; the ores
ence officer Of such rank and distinction vI lie sal
6eient indication Of the eaIpesiness of ts IA NC
measures IL il taking aid he restoration Of the Hab' ehd
that win render the actual presence Of United States troops
il both military aud diplomatic BE goes 10 sas,an Minister
Campbell in all the diplomatic relations which may be r'sab
she empowered also with full discretion o. 70 the use OF
military power 10 any emergency requiring u.
The very important nature Of This worn Is thee apparent and
able Jsps t that our sba reach the
action as possible The Of Gen Grant was at
e e5,. S a. he sanSd % B spared rom esei
consequent gPon the reorganization OF he army Gen Sherman
ment which msds by she President When the change
does in the LATER Department il is altogether probable
that Gen Grant NiS assume It's duties.
connection it is proper that the AdmipsTa
sboriian order so far ss il applies 20 NaIian aud bis
French relations Thus far oh the intercourse with France on
t subject has ep OF the ao amicae nature nBd there Is
pber intention desire i.orrup them at e present
Everything promises - bc accomplished without ANY
ad ,ons whatever un.s Il be on the part those bandits
ho s;"s Sher;an ,cy, ,.,o1v stSe. bncaaneers Tho
reports u zen sheridan .ps ree, coined oGoa
New Orleans ia che iHsTet Of enemies of tho Govern
1Dent pnrposef Binrng the status Of that ee
Washington correspondence y. " Times
REcEfPr OF THE NEWS OF TIE EMPRESS CHARLorTEs
IUlNRss--RBLIGgOUs SERVICES ON HER BEHALP-
SICKNESS OF rAxIMiLIAS-No IMPROVEMENT IN
qHB CONDITION OF MExICO-DIAZ Al oAxAcA-
SONORA neutrality-suspicious. SHOT BY THB
LIBRRALS-xAzATLAS UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
st NtLEGRAPH TRIBrSR
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 3l.-Advces from the Cityof
Mexico to Oct - have been received The news OF The meAn
Be1iean Ministers in Europe Solemn services had been
ordered by the Ecclesiastical authorities In t Csiheds aud
other che churches inviting the assistance % her
behalf Her disease IS styled brain fever She had been con
her condition dated Oct gave bare hope Of ben recovery
The Emperor had been sick Of intermittent hFer ,,
lists were successf1 ia sl the engagements ueniioeed
Poho Daz has possession Of the Cs ioaHacs butfhe o'
titled places 10 The hands Of the ippsnt- Tbo were eA
Private from that pess rgned through
SAN FRAScIsC0. Dot. 3o.-TsReDi the Indian
chief who escaped 0a Gasyua wss csp1 BY tae Liberals
vessel bou3d 10 Ailsa together with 20 Othen all Of
whom taken byck 10 4uaymss and ss5
Tanoo GoIll udsl AID has been decorated Max
milan With the CTV o. tue Legion OF Bs3or for services ne
dsrsd the Inps. ia sonora Among those hst wers
executed DR. Psso1 nsp5ew o. Gasasfs ana tse ioi
lowing IBpsrts lisnsTs, isTsa Bsrs. and L. 81 Aasds
The bsras promised TO spare hsr iF If tser SneOdered
peacefniy but sX.cI,.t tis1.
Mazatsn hsd be.n pisc.1 usder msrtlA @ss.
materially cbsags- some sAS Corona will soon 81
Tepic bSi al be wiz s the Frssss before tbs
ton Of MsZl,l 1ie ttsDspOrts ks2e e3d fsisns1 were
daily expected to tie horses mules sn1 ammunition
g0rs hss bsso sxs1 from the tart, and the forts
sUoyed-
The ImpeFs Con nssisssl had issgss decree rea1ray
property ioas, 10 paw ~: to tas i.ssIs GOFeEa
Instead to Tos goods % those refusing 10 ooy
sod fhs barr Frscis cgipeJ ssn been
released 9sas Amsas sOi II o,ssst espure5 an ca
open iost 1lHse1 tlsy mae 90 rsssseoos ainsas Gas
shcf in y, Abs wbsse bTo;3ef shot iy Aims
de- bcos Xssoi sad tie osissce OF tbs psfi.
westsksa ara sle; tbs fs.A o. Sepfenbtr
n tJ1g II kec2 ASrfllsk
when tle Is vo,s hre5 ea'e rsfg aaf sissfs
cssi1y tJsi- cspios No baN of t3ep bSVDR been
ksd bv tEenst dso5stys second ssie~ bfes sfter
which tseoea ras1,j vita revolver ss5e-s sli2s
and cVlti1r 81 who showed signs ofiif..
Thirs,o oiaeT pon3s3 Impsislsts wSys csoipfeJ sud
shot 1914 o.. Augus Ties. cxscgtsr Il 10 saU -i
end tae fm9sf;ai "a Sonora