New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
-. $3.50 . .ry rad b, both parties. Imperial

"a x.e him,.lf a spy rad by both parties Imperial
~, and Liberals replied TO the genera ~ voor
,, e w bnt as an agent OF the stage company Sh
omnel ed 10 receive any traveller meet on the va" Of
there !; room ,Ss iST n i WS visible degree
.n,iety {" viii pay for the two place. 50, you ~
longer have any reason to thrust that bgand No ou'
During this parts, the traveller stl standing Ia
he doorway looking with smile OF dlsosIn side
Mexican general who was speaking Oh ~ - a, tIe
of the diligence to the driver VINO was INV
Campenelloo said the new conner to me general
with a stentoran voice. lyon Deed nO' &c iIs1Ione4
en- iorser have submitted 20 the Empire and am
today as good and loyal subject 10 the Emp as ~"
may be- .,-,., ~. 70 ,n,,rrrpn
A.,,e words subject Of the Empire al the tTave-
srs soueezed themselves one against The othef 10 haho
room i eT Lighted from his horse which he gave to
eeTyanf behind him and took his place by the sac OF
the two French officers, who seemed TO ne aet t
~ he idea Of having new companion: I1ey oIu nv
,ay the least attention 10 the angry LOOKS OF tle A
can general who, placed in corner oil the ui,1enNVi
as 70 slow hat he still perseyered in his protest
against the admitance of the stranger.
TIE STRANGERS STORY.
Jhis scere "a Won NAV well suppose had exclted the
,pyiositv az ms ali We anxious 10 know woo TIC
new conner was and FOR what reason his entrance mo
te stage had met with opposition on me parl o. one Vi
the travellers The formel in taking place among Us
hsc an 10 bow every Of US an apology or the
cubie be was causing and guessing by our looks that
exclamation had become necessary, ne shu Win M
air natural. but not altogether free rom maiieei
81 sorry. gentlemen, TO have to give yon an eA
PLANTATION hich the unpoyoked attack OF Gen tampa
hello wss unnecessarily called for. say sorry. DC
eanse cannot revert ~ the liS0Ty Of onr civil wars
witlSut rejecting at the saHe time, hat sueh ieeolus
have nothing very fattering for ourselves iDouu".
u for tie Mexican nation"
IntLus speakne our CON panon took of bis hat and
showed face fun Of e-ercy and iuteIieenee q
Suek piercing eye ara OTs tS 81 t eas
nnder The right eye and running horizontally toward
the mouth and another on bis forehead neaI inc mpe,
indicated that he had been himself an heior N ""
events 70 which he had just alluded. and that Lac
CasaT, lie might relate his own campaigns.
Row BE BECAME A BAND LEADTE.
INV name said he after short silence, IFS 0Tbe
~cso; am Of Peruvian origin. coine 10 Mexico IN
der Gen Santa Anna. who appointed me n captain in
the regiment of CanadOros; WIS af,erwaTd promoted
under Comonfort 20 tie rank Il colonel. This promo
fon was however. Of very little 10 nc. When the
struggle between Mrarca and Juarez took place was
turned ont Of ohSo on account Of my hdehiy 10 our
Constitutional President was toe proud to DO duiy
hbs most Of the Aeican generals as spy and as The
idea Of watching political opponent 70 deoouhce MN
sfterward was always repugnant TO ms feelings !
was consequently repudisted by the Two pletehaefs.
Mad however, TO make living in some way OF an
ether and as military career, IN the repntaoe sense
OF the word, closed to me- eonclndeu 10 oeeoino
a rh,ef of a band-to form an army Oi my oWB-sc as
a. he strong enough be dreaded and then 10 sen my
services 10 him who would pay them best.
Tbis said our companion, after pause Us tre ms
Az os Al, The men hose names have played coRspcu'
n mart in the struggle ofpartes At first they were as
n general thing the military services then 'hey De-
cane discontinued for one reason or another ana re
srted 10 arms on their own account TO revenge their
pretended wrongs. They raised meD. issued proHse'e.
stnto,s and made revolutions Ihey theh went ln!o
house 10 raise and forced Eans so as 70
snstain themselves They secured the country ana Iai
their hands upon everything they found, which could
49, ad hat Of their men If they succeeded in making
Themselves feared by the inhabitants II their name &C
CURED celebrity for cruelty raplne or lniamt
{htir fortune made; they were then .1fe 70 De u
hsted INTO the services OF one Of the Presidents Of the
HY SELLS HIS SERVICES TO yUAREz.
Here was the conrse followed; had about s2 600,
With which raised snI equipped company Of 200
nen well acquainted vti various sections of the conn,
:, ocntsmriat;cn. Not month had elapsed before
IwAb In the mountains where met and defeated oand
efJaayiss who were marching 'oWSiS 'eiS Sauf anu
Nrsmon then in possession Of the capital These two
victories although won at the expense 81 two deIen
kots. Beside the booty had been large. which enabled
NE 70 increase the number VI my men 10 iOO-a force
sufficiently respectable 70 render my services VALUABLE
the exactpess Of my calculations. A week had not
elapsed before saw entering my tent special messen
r. me nv rank of colonel and TO enlist 10 his service
Twas at the same time offered the sum Of $1,000 to
efray the expenses had incurred, and share 10 the
spos Of the war. The offer Yves too tempting 10 be de-
cined accepted it, and thus 1t was that became a
supporter and defender Of the Liberal cause.
license these details gentlemen. but they are neces-
rary TO explain to you the origin Of the dstrus pro-
snced by nv presence upon Gen CaDpaDello. who
as now listening TO me. am sorry 70 remind him OF
what as once said by Charles the Fifth OF SPAIN Los
Espasoles parseer saSios no % SON" Spaniards are
not as WISE as they look While was enistng under
Juarex he enlisted under MiramoD; his convictions
were ike mine; they rested upon the necessity OF
making living. Had he met JuareZ before Miramon.
he would no doubt have fought with much bravery
for the first be did for the second. Circumstances
ordered otherwise; and when we met on the battle
field steel in hand IT was not on account OF any differ
enee Of race country and opinions but simply because
he happened without any wish ms part or on mine,
20 engage IN the service OF different leader than The
one which chance had thrown in my way.
"Fate which laughs at mans wisdom permitted
Gen. CaDpsnello 10 he sent against me by Gen. Mi
ramon. do not wish 70 overrate the gaantry OF my
brave soldiers, to attribute TO myself undeseryed
lsprels but appeal TO him gentleman and soldier
70 certify that victories were never followed as 1t
then usually the with Mexican leaders by any
Of those cruetes which have stamped the brand Of in
Imy upon many Q forehead aud made the name of
GaerrleIo synonymous with that Of banditli and
Rassin-"
You were too dangerous" said Gen. Campsnello
In raising his hat from hisi face. I'VE could not allow
you V i've without exposing ourselves 10 certain
death"
courage and loyalty OF soldier" said Col Orbegoso.
"n was dangerous, as you pretend il part Of my
duty 10 be %. Tor was commanded TO do you much
harm possible. But this did not authorize you 10 Law
down ambush to carry away from ray tent 10
make prisoner and then 10 order your soldiers
20 shoot me down like dog
ITO explain this affair and omnke yen understand
The Of the Generals aneasness my appear
continued the Colonel 'yOa must Know that Gen. Cam.
panello bad succeeded Ia bribing two Of my men.
two seDtnels who under pretense that the enemy
advancing toward u.s. led me outside Of my pes where
was caught with lassO ty two unknown borsemsn
hidden behind bush. attempted TO resist, but in
vaini TIE General himself vas by, and helped his
men by fastening my arms with ropes Five hours
after was led before mock council Of war; who de.
elared me guilty ordered thst should be sent the
1n mt un Go.k.