The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-19
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uary llih saws it's latest advices are nnfavor.
able to the Imperial cause. -
- The inhabitants of Monterey feel no secu.
rity IN Maximilian's Mexican troops, and are
leaving the city en- masse Over thirty thoas.
and are said to have left in three days The
merchants are sending their goods and vaiua
w-bes TO San Luis.
- The news from the Department. of Zaes
rilla is also gloomy for the Imperiallsts. Ma.
zstlan alone remains in the hands of the I'm.
perasts. and provisions for that city must
pass through the revenue tax Offices of the
Republican General Corano.
On the 3lst ult. a guerrilla force OF three
hundred, among whom were said to have been
Several Americans, captured place nam I'd
5. Ban Juan de Guadalupe, in Durango After
having completely destroyed it, they left to
! attack the townof Miguel de Mcsquetel. The
Guerrilias were headed by two natives and one
American
The French forces had left Durango. "a
- he lmperiaItsts claim a victory al the
town Of Commitipa, in the State of Pusbla.
They also claim victory over the Republi.
can General Regules who attacked Anyeu-
ger with eight thousand troops
On the 18th another place named MIRO
soto was attacked by Regules, but he was
w1repused.
The Indians of Sahiba, near Texpucahpel.
bad defeated the Imperasts under Tones. in
O., ucatan They then attacked Lenatilio, but
were repused. X Lieutenant Of Engineers
snamed Martinez was killed, and the Empe
nor sent sum of money to his widow
Iopeze was to be tried by court martial.
'arious other engagements with varied
successes on either side, had taken place.
4 eonspirator to assassinate the Minister of
" ar had been arrested the very moment of
Carving 1t into effect.
. Inc court martial at .Ialapa had sentenced
several guerrlllas to death. The court mar
mai had likewise sentenced six of the lead
ers of the mutnous Zouaves at Martinique 10
be shot, three to ten years hard labor, and
several others 10 one year of labor and i'm
prisoument
by the steamer Eagle and Morning Star
from Havana late Mexican news is received.
- he Impress was enthusiastically received
on the journey from Vera Cruz to Orizaba.
slght shock OF earthquake was felt at
Vera Cruz Jan. Sd.
~ Heavy Imperial reiuforcements are outbe
way to Monterey and Saltlo, and Gen. Jean.
.ngros Is ordered TO resume active operations
IN connection with Mejia, to secure the speedy |
paclhcation ofthe Rio Grande.
The Socledad OF the Sd saws ii is 10 he |
feared that trouble will occur at Matamoras |
not with tie government of he United States |
but with federal troops who have onehly |
sympathised with the Jnalists and gwen tLem |
material aid IT'S
The reinforcements reaching Mexico from |
Europe IN the last week in December number |
r1200. ~
an earthquake was severely felt at Orzaba. /
much damage done aud several lives lost. A
seAete shock ut Pueba and slight one in
the City of Mexico.
v sAdyices from Taiaca state that the Liberals
arc raidirg through the cou.rtrs rsI,tur;ng
Imperial supplies and horses, and force will
be dispatched from Mexico to pursue them.