The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-12

latter seeing them approach charged upon the
enemy with rsdoshied vlgor, driving them before
them by their impetuosty. Al this critical
moment Cahede rode in front Of his men waving his
sword, and crying viva Ia Republican, STACKED the
Austrian rear The Ausrians being unprepared for this
treachery caught between fires and soon
captured, with heavy loss of killed and wounded.
All the country to the northeast OF the city on the line
OF the railway from Apam 10 Apasaco has pronounced,
the Mexican troops joining the liberals in body AT the
hacienda of Guadalupe Apasaco, the Belgian garr
attacked by the insurgents, but made good their
escape with only the loss OF their ammunition and garr-
son equipage
MONTEREY.
Passengers who arrived In this city wednesday from
San Luis Poos say that Escobedo has raised $250000
by contributions upon the people OF Monterey and
vicinity, and confined IN prison several prominent cti-
zens who had favored the empire Escobedo left on the
l4th to escort into the city Juarez who had erected
reconciliation with Ortega- Bustamente has ben ap.
pointed Governor OF the State Of San Luis Potosi
The whole liberal force at the north is said to be less than
five thousand men, badly armed and unorganzed It's
reported that an expedition of two thousand allies has
been ordered to proceed TO Monterey and Chhua
hua that force being deemed su1cent 70 retaHe those
cities ~
town Of Acaxochttan menaced by the libeias but
being promised stubborn defence they retire TO the
mountains party or Austriaus we're despatched from
Tulancnge in pursuit. but were defeated losing one Of
fcer and ten men. Fears were entertained for the
safety Of the city Of Tuancihgo The place WIS being
fortified and every preparation for an attack WIS being
made ta9 aaN E aff II lHef tstsW
BOLD ROBBERY. s ls.r M
On Sunday night at eight O'Clock as the diligence
from Vera Cruz approaching the gate q this city,
and within hundred yards Of the wallis and where
was a guard Of French soldiers, sl robbers
appeared, and. stopping the coaches ordered
the passengers to alight Three Of the rob-
bcrs only had pistols, while seven pf the
passengers armed One Of the latter drew pistol
but missed fire. whereupon the robbers fred Into one
Of the coaches severely wounding one OF the passen
gers. Fearing to alarm the guard near by with their
hrearms they commenced furious discharge oil stones
which seriously wounded two ladies who we're in the
last No other resistance being offered tie pas
sengers suffered to dismount, when they wee
eved Of their money, watches, jewery and consider
able clothing The passengers by the steamer Tanpico
he victims Of this robbery and among then were
Mr. L. ". Jughart, Of Long Island: an Austrian Count
and Mr.. Degollado who had been acting as imperial
Consul in New York. The Count and Degoladdwere
terribly frightened, although they had previously bessd
Of how many robbers they would shoot If opportunity
offered For his bravery this occasion doubtless the
Emperor, on Thursday appointed Degollado one q the
Council Of state.
For interfering in political affairs the exequaDr Of
Antonio Goyo Spanish Consul at Tulancingo has been
withdrawn.
Amonte has been removed from his post OF Minister
in his place.
DEPARTURE OF FRENCH TROOPS DEFERRED
Orders have been issued by Marshal Bazane to- AeIer
the departure for the present OF the French troops me
Ere Nous says that Intervention ought 70 ceaseoy the
LIST Of January and Mexico left to her own reources
But this considered bosh.n and II Is oeneved
the French will remain here as long the Uned states
will allow them 70. The Emperor Is impressei Win the
idea that another revolution is imminent insne United
States which, If it should occur, would secut nun upon
the Mexican throne.