Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

protest against his prOlongati0n Of power
edict, Of the eighth of November.
From Puebla, we learn Of the exchange
OF prisoners who were in the power OF
Riva Palaeio, and among them, Gems.
Santiago Taula and Juan Ramirez. Der
sons Of elevated character. and influen-
tisl for claw and order i'm that commu-
nifty. From Orizaba, we hear that the
transit Of carts and Nagons upon the ma
/ tonal road, il fearful-that lately but one
1 train had arrived at chihuahua from
eale Paso del Macho. Two squad
roHs of cavalry had been dis
I patched from Puehla for Matam0ras,
I belonging to the regiment Of the Em-
{ press; and from various quarters, other
efficient troops are on their way % the
same point-taken from posts where
they can best be spared. From Sinaloa,
private advices intimate that the mill
tary representatives Of the Juarez Gov
eminent are in much greater numbers
than Is known at the capital
On the twelfth instant, the first tele-
graph dispatches passed over the lines
ietWeeu Merida aud Sissl, Aucatau, 10
being the day Of celebration Of the inau-
gTIration and working of that enterprise.
The Emperor has sent to The Empress Of
France the insignia Of the order Of "ciyil
merit. % for her heroic devotion during
the cholera in Paris, % the sick in the
public and private hospitals, ministering
and directing at the bedsides Of the
diving and convalescent, inspiring hopes !
In ali 5v her noble and fearless conduct /
on Che night of the sixth a detaeh- I
mant under the commanded Col. COurcv, I
left Queretero 70 operate against the /
Juarists i'm MichOacan, where a great 4
deal Of licentiOus mischief has been per- /
peiTated with impunity and a. this /
f0rce Is to combine with other columns,
strong hopes are entertained that i'm the
result the people viii not be disappointed.
As % Ugaide, long the terror Of high
wavs, villages and hamlets, with his
bandits 10 j. said that his troops have
been completely routed by another band
Of the same class, under a rival chief
He was surprised while sleeping at a
farm. and ali his men killed but two,
while Ugalde who never sleeps in the
same bivOuac with his menl ia thiscase,
mounted his horse without saddle OF ae-
Orders have been issued
hat wherever he is found he is 90 besh0t
H. an outlaw.
on uthetweutv-sec0nd we received news
rom sonora that the Imperial troops I
we're pursuing the guerilla fragments Of
slermesili0. Two chief had been cap -
ureI and shot. The enemy had been {
r0uEbt into action twice, by attacks e
.B1u It's rear guard, and were compelled
o abandon two pieces OF field ordnance. I
Z Is reported IN Ures that Garcia Mo-
ales, after his defeat in the ridge Of Car y
er3, had taken refuge within the lines q
fthe United States, from whence he has l
cen expelled by the United States an )
I1riUes on thar frontier. {
On the night of the twentieth. the Z
impress Carlotta arrived at this port In o
be national steamer Tabasc0, from La Q
una, with all her court attendants, q
Yards, and Gen. Don Thomas Marvin. Il
that province. The reception on her II
turn has been quite as brilliant as the
-m0ustrsti0n on her arrival and de- s.
arturo for her mission. b
Col. Augu--iu Caro-, five captains, Is
UP lieuteu8nts, one ensign, six ser Q,
'Gnts, three corp0rals, and twenty-six tl
liiers have presented themselves for q
ir.l5n 70 the Prefect Of Zdcatlau, under 81
e amnesty edict Official reports pub n
med in Mexico on the fifteenth instant "
8w that the armed forces Of the Sierra "a
ll Huastec3, which have sustained q "
cody war for seven consecutive years, o'
I'VE given, in the most solemn manner. d"
J
cops were sustained by the people Of Sd
e districts, who now Join them with tl
-v0r for the purposes Of peace. II Is Oh
e of the most important events Of the "
II few weeks, and VIII have due infiu-
ce throughout the Empire for the es- bl
liishmeEt Of the new order Of things, Z,
4 draw public sentiment toward the be
yerument vi
From Tampicn, we have news that br
muercial relations have been resumed i'm
tn the interior. The arrival Of two ia
nired mules is an event showing that Oy
E roads are free from the raiders Of el:
.rga-. Castillo, BUian0S. EscObelO, and OF
Ter equally " patriotic - persons, which rit
s been effected by the pursuit Of the be
Of that district, without ces- vi
ion, for the last two or three months. en-
e r0bber band Of Pedro Blanc0, who ia
-uVied Santa Barbara and plunderud bu
E farms and pastures Of that vicinity IA,
th moHe than one hundred men, has
an routed and broken up by twenty w;
e cavalry belonging 20 the force of 60 ]
Iuin, who lost but one man ln the con- 60
t. wi
The Empress Carl0tta was 20 eat her
ristmas dinner ia the capital The
lperUr viii not make the visits con- lai
1plated for him by his ministers ami In
ends, to Vera Cruz and Cuernavaca,
Ich are Indefinitely postponed. The ".
llrh of the city Is good. We are not JI
are that we have been treated To any
- OT cholera, as We understand has wi
en- reported I'm northern United States th
agr-. The "Heroic City" hopes 10 | IN
ape the pestilence. SD
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