New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
MEXICO.

occr-PAT Ioy OF HUACHIYASGO BY THE LIBERALS-LBT-
TIERS OF NATURALIZATION-TH LIBERALS SUP
Piled WITH ARMS AND POWDER FROM THE UNITED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF WORK osTBE RAILROAD
PROM VERA CRUZ TO MExICo-NoETBRRY AND
TAMPICO THREATENED BY THE L1BBRALS-RUMoR-
I'D PAIL or TAMPlco-THE EMPRESS GOING TO
EUROPE.
We have from Mexico by the steamer Pans, arrived
on Thursday and the Mani attain arrived yesterday, both
from Vera Cruz Huashnsng9 !; rs. efera 81 na,nrs ga
ton should be granted TO all foreigners who should ee
prove themselves be possessed OF any trades poiesoh
or honest livelihood who had been IN the service OF
the emnire in any employ who should BE- considered a.
Mexcans and enjoy the same rights ana be anenaple 70
the same laws; but on no account should naturalization
papers be gwen 10 the cil@ens Vi 'o''"! ~ w"
Macmillan had recalled the Imperial Consul at Liver
pool for having disobeyed the orders OF his legation;
The Periodico Ofciai from Zacatecas gives the follow
ING items Cootan had been abandoned by the Liberals
The Liberal Chief Martinez attacked Miess IN sonora on
the 18Th of Nav, but repulsed. At last accounts
Martinez with his commend was IN the neghborhood OF
Guavmas Garcia Morales was al the North American
line receiving arms and powder II was also SAID 20 be
known that Corona received at Aata FIX pieces oi t
lerv which came from San Francisco, Cal.
The Iris Of TampcO announces the arl'h OF thy
French roncad gunboat sent from Vera Cruz 10 the a
Of the naval forces there at TnRpCo.
Trsmalipau had been abandoned by the lnab ants on
becoming aware Of the approach OF the Liberals from
Sierra. a., a., .y,ousion NJ tho
work on tbs line from Vera Cruz to Mexico hla peci
known for some time, but il was expected NOalu DC
short duration Forbes, Barron q Co., the COMPANY :
bankers and representatives of the Imperial Railroad Com
pany had refused pay the checks drawn on the Dy e
tents in charge Of the works large deficit appears 10
be the reason for this resolution which produced hVe
sen saton in the city. -, ,...-,,t.A;.o -
The Government had approved the law establishing a
system of mutual exchange the Post-Ohce Department
inc postal money order system suPpose and had ais9
annroyed the estimates for the Departments Of war ana
ne Treasury, the amount Of which reached sii''ti
500 5-l00. ..... - a..
Letters from Monterey describe the situation OF mat
mart of the country in very dark colors" that the ron
Tier is full of Liberals who if they do not constitute an
army at least number one .. 800. .h,
The Estaette on the situation OF Iampico, SAYS INA,
considerable forces of the enemy had collected before a1
CITY and grave fears entertained Tor It's saIeii
The Soeiedad reports that Mea had gone To take charge
of the defense OF the city. a., Ill. ,,,do,
Touca had again been invaded by the Liberals under
Regules a., ,,ho.,or from Warn
Cruz dispatch had been received nom Mexico 10 inc
effect that Il had been announced in the DIario d III
yo that the Empress would leave that city on inc Sun
10 take tho French steamer from Vera Cruz on he LON,
CO.. Fnrone The Diar,O the object OF her Journey Is
10 attend TO international affairs -, -, q,
II was also rumored that Tampco had been taken by
,he liberals which was very likely, taking III we" 'he
previous accounts from that ci!