Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-01
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.


trian Frigate--Tvvcnty War Vessels to be
sent to Mexico to Bring Homo the French
ps-Proclamation Of Gen. Sheridan
I'm Support Of Juarez- Msximilian, Orte-
ga, and Santa Anna Warned OT-The
Empress Carlofta HopciessIy Insane.
| PARIS, Oct. 26-The Emperor Maximil-
ian will probably return in the Austrian
frigate which was recently dispatched from
! Trieste by the Emperor Francis Joseph.
1t is said that twenty war steamers will
| leave for Mexico i'll November, to bring
home the entire French force i'll that coun-
| try.
The condition of the Empress Caflotta
is described as being hopeless.
PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL SHERIDAN IN
! SUPPORT OF JUAREz-AIAXINILIAN, oRTEGA,
! AND SANTA ANNA WARNED OFF.
| New ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-The following
important letter appears this afternoon
! HEADQUARTERS. DEPT. OF THE GULF,
! New Orleans, La, Oct. %.
/ GENERAL: [ am satisfied that there is
only one way III which the state affairs on
the Rio Grandc can be Bothered, and that
! is by giving the hcartiest support 10 the
only government in Mexico recognized by
our own-the only one which IS really
! friendly to us. You will, therefore, warn
/
government IN Mexico, or State of Iamau-
lipas, that they Will not be permitted to
violate the neutrality laws between the
Liberal government of Mexico and the
United States and also, that they will not
be allowed TO remain IN our territory and
receive the protection of our flag, III order
to complete their Vaccinations for the yiO-
lation OF our neutrality laws. These in
structions will be enforced against the adj
heren 5 of the imperial buccaneers repre-
senting the so-called imperial government
OF Mexico, and also against the Ortega,
Santa Anna. and other factions PreSi-
dent Juarez is the acknowledged head of
the Liberal government Of Mexico.
"n, general, very respectfully,
IOu 0betlicnt servant,
L. il. SHERIDAN,
Major. General COmd Q.
To Erevet iga,lier-General T. L. Sedg-
wick, commanding Sub-Distrct Of Rio
Grande, Brownsville, Texas.
WHAT GENERAL. sHERIDAN's ORDER MEANS.
Special dispatch to the World.
WAsuINCToE, Oct. 20--General Sheri-
dams order to General Sedgwicl, com
handing on the Rio Grande, made pub
lie here tonight, is perhaps, the best ex-
hibit OF the determined policy Of the gov
eminent on Mexican affairs yet made.
OUR MINISTER TO MEXICO.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-Colonel Camp
bell was ut the State Department to-day,
looking after his instructions. He WILL
according to his own statement, visit his
home i'll Ohio before leaving the country
to enter upon his duties as Minister to the
Republic of Mexico. This disproves the
allegation that there is an urgency of af-
fairs which requires his Immediate depar-
ture. \ period Of more than three months
has elapsed since the Senate confirmed his
nomination.
THE EVACUATION. OF MAZATLAN BY TIE
FRENCH-EEPORTED ARREST OF AN ANiI:RI-
CAN CONSUL BY THE IMPERIALISM.
san Francisco, Oct. 26.-Mazatlan let
ters say that the French evacuated that port
this month, and that many families arc en-
doaVounG to leave for San francisco. 1t is
stated, also that the American consul at
Acapulco has been arrested by the imperi-
allSts for forwarding correspondence to
General Averez.
oRTEGA DETERMINED TO ENTER MEXICo AND
MAKE \ FUSS.
New ORLEANS, Oct 26.-Gcneral Ottega,
who claims to I've the constitutional Presi-
dent OF the Republic Of Mexico, in place OF
Juarez, arrived here tonight from New
York, and requests papers to announce that
he Will leave IN few days for Brownsville,
whence he Will enter Mexico, with the oh
ject Of re-establishing the constitutional
government. When this is accomplished,
he says he viii send q minister to Wash
ineton. His staff and Il number OF officers
who have been awaiting him, will accom-
pany the General to Mexico.