New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
MEXICO.

u AkEA AID THR PRHsIDENCY-pBBRAL VICTORY oV ils
lUsTRIAS rRoOPs-rAxMrLlASs DEPARTURE
~ rtnGRAru 20 rRiErsE
WuulyCroN Nov ls-It Z stated. by parties author
zed 70 speak lor the Repuhhcof Mexico ha, is tho trm
neao1 Of President J1drcz 10 order an election IN a.
cordmo with the Constitution fo1 President and mem
bers Congress as shall be practicable 20 90 So
They farther assert that President Juare1 u NOT as hs
reprcs, nj him, an Ambitious and unscrupnlonH
man whose only object % keep himself IN power but
that h. has remained in office after the expiration Of bis
term because this he only way ~ which he thought
the Nliolal Government oi Mexico could De preserved
II ubu whether no would allow bis name 20 he used
a. a candidate lor reelection, even should his inends mge
hlm % 10 %.
Oaioal news from Vera Cruz, 10 The lst has been re
eeyed IN this city, with the following information
The City OF Jalapa and the fortress Peroe have been
captured by the Liberal Gen. MAntarrc
Camille and Caldean, two Imperial ehiefiains in tho
State 81 Vera Cruz have submitted the National Gov
An official report Of Gen Diaz to the War Department
staes that after the important victory he obtained a.
Nahuaan Oaxaca the Sd ultimo, he advanced against
the CITY OF Oaxaea and invested 1t for eleven days AS
he was getting ready TO assault IT. no heard that an AUS
TRAN column of 500 coming 10 protect the gar
rson He therefore abandoned the city and went to meet
the column and did at Carbonsa at II a. m on the
The battle lasted until m SS1 R Ss sn nss
"A Nina nine miles from Carbonsa. He took J96
Austrian, Polish and Hungarian prisoners four Thed
guns, over 600 carblnes, and very large supply Z"
He further states in his report that he would march that
very evening TO 0AIaca, TO capture the garrison.
Egh,y-6ve boxes, being part Of MaIimians baggage,
have arrived at Vera Cruz.
Letters from Mexico City state that he had taken for
his own use several valuable old paintings and Mexican
relics.
RATIFICATION OF THE TEHUASTEPEc RAILWAY AND
STEAMSHIP CoHPASYs TITLE.
nj rnE9HAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON Nov. ls-The ratification Of the title Of
tho New YORK and Tehuantepec Railroad and Steamship
Company" by the Emperor Macmillan, which reached
here some days ago by telegraph, via Nev-Oreans con-
6rm,d and the DEGREES have been brought on by Mr..
O'Srlyan who negotiated the affair with the Mexican
Government.
MAMMALIAN NOT YET ABDICATBD-HB Is IN Favor OF
YOUNG ITURBIDE AS HIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
or oAJACA BIZ THE InPERIALIsTs.
Of rsLEssiPa TINS rATsusa
NEw-ORLRASs, Nov. l6-Iate Mexican adyices state
that Macmillan had arrived Of Cordoya, where be was
stopped and prevented from proceeding further until he
shod abdeate in favor OF the person named BY Bazane
The Emperor offered TO abdcae in favor Of tuTbde but
this accepted and he returned 10 Mexico declining
70 sbdicate in favor Of any one else.
Official documents. recently sent from NewOrleans by
the French Sonora 10 Vera Cruz have been Alb
strcted from the Office OF the Captain Of the Port ~ Vera
Cruz IL IL supposed that the said documents are now In
He-.York or Washington.
The Austrian frgate was ready to sail Of moments
notice.
Dazs victory near Oaaca and the evacuation Of that
town by the Impeialists 10 confirmed.
Jeapa il was thought, would soon be evacuated by the
Imperalists.
SENATOR DOoLITTLB or THE WAY TO TEXAS.
EEw-0RLEAss, Nov. Ex-senator Doolite arrived here
to-day en- route for the Texas frontier II is furmsed
that his mission is on business connected with Mexican
AFFAIR."