, 1866-08-03
THE MEXICAN EMPRESS AT HA-
VANA.

Arrival In Cub4-l1cr Appearance Mt
IXavana BualneAs-lGko Houns
Lndyss-y11c Sails about the bar In
coEnfto.
Correspondence ofihe New Tork Uerald.J
HAVANA, InlT 10, 1sCd.
The French packet llnporatrfco E,genlc,
from Vera Cruz on the 18th instant, arrived
board tho Empress Carlosta and stilte,
among whom we noticed 8cnor Marlin lei
Castillo, Mexican Secretary for Foreign AZ
tairs, Count Donl'cllcs md Scnor del Bhrrio,
Chamberlain, and this fuuctlonary'H Indy.
rope ou % :: vsry S speca ,nisson Of grcat AZ @ @
1,ortnnec TO THO EMPIRE" the nature Of
which no one has been able 10 nscertnin.
The ynuns lady seems tb By of d very busl.
nctr-llac turn. # ! may Judge by. antcco.
dcnts und the fact Of her Cabin having norn
!Icara of official papers OH tho table. Than =
suurcea understand that size intends to re-
tnri. r. Mexico Ia tho course uf Urtobor
next, nlllluugl, That p one Of Gig worst
muMtils TN account Of the eYulnuctlalH.
THAT frsnntn aorcrelEn IF her youth,
teauty. accomplishments and dignity should
shuw 70 much abntgatlnn III heliaif Uf her
newly HtluItpl laml, and particularly MI nc.
count uf s,cil q people a. Tho AleSlrarA, has
created considerably sntprlee hero an,l eYen
tIlE lttsl EHUIltEIEA EleGIUIsf VI HUI"
arcl,a Is observed anne st.arkc of aymrathy
fur the ttnly. Christian Empress Caflplta.
llrr MaJesay l,as tut anty waived all lie III.
co,lveultt'ces an,l risks If II iulg voyage by
sea iti = 1nssetigrr Eteainer, but lh.a het,inl'y
dated tlIt tell0w fever tl0w raging ut Vera
prevalent III ltasatla at this seaa9u VI the
tenf. s"uii after lie STEAMER Hrfiteil, The
llhtts Miitl stm'lsl ships uf waf fired liitt ltaN=
l.ef Uf s,iltIna tNp u fiuf tsliaA hte E4tHls
ltiltf The tAA1It lpitrth, l.fa atRtf itle )eit.
NY tiehetal, ttr. Aliatfat ur t|a esa!toh. l'ie
Justice. Mid several uItlvpfs Of Ilhu tl,yrrii.
it!0Efnaa nini lie slaAiial1 l'rrnuh, hid MI.
Flan tn'si!le Aln" rklsl lluf fssEm,la tn her
slNl1sty. ti!'l q y WHa Mnt ttrr Mhlaa'y'a lns
tt'tta,t to das1aiMtk, tlta lrn!!. laa ia ~,
l!M|Teas. Rlnt en',angnantly lhsra, warn no
The case, II IL haI.t tie Captain tlnnurl 0tlnrt
II rlacan II ship of War ut hur alaIesty's Ills.
r"sul, to ronvey hcr direct to Fra'1cs, whlull
her Majesty Eracin,lsly tleulincsl, and was said
to ln4se l,r0mlsel lls visit oil some 0tl,er 0c~
casioM. Her Majesty las even Ind the conds.
scensIOn and patience to ketp llrr cnhiu,
while the vessel was letalnel to unload aud
reload eargo. Tho steamer takes ti0O French
troops home, md weighed anchor yesterday
aitcFnon, during another great rainstorti
from The south. and after u repetition Of sa-
lntcs from the forts and ships Of wnr, and a
Elrcwcll visit Of the Captain General, the
Empress proceeded on her voyage.
The general impression formed by those
who repaired oil board The French steamer
to lay their respects TO the royal lady, seems
to be that llcr so-cal1cd mission Is nothing
less than prelude to AIaxlmfliutt's own de-
parture from Mexico. It IL possible that h c
inay just wait to receive the first letter from
Carl6tta after her arrival in Paris. No onu
believes that the Empire can hold two months
longer.
The Empress, It aprears, took a sail in o
18th, IN strict i,,coynito, and Is said to have
passed a short time on shore, ut dusk, un.
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