The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-27
orrble potIons 70 tesc perons wa brought directly

ors,be pos,ous 10 these persons was brought directly
before the Emperor Macmillan he refused TO sustain tho
promises previously made by General McJla and Others
OF his own ocers the ground that by favong them hs
would be supporting too conspcrousy the
and Their by making himself and his imperial e.isn'sh
old ionlblc 10 the people OF tho Unitcu states
who hal given such an astonishngly largo number 81
men and OF money TO s,rbdue the organization
of which these conlederaies constituted portion suse
aueniiy under the circumstances o. not being able IA
confer upon these advcnurers the military poritohs "
which they aspred the Emperor made manifest that he
doomed advisable 70 hold them at one point In the hope
Of ama-sing large fortunes aud receiving noble orders
and high arisocrac honors In preference 70 having
Saao Ssx nnss aeyour He we" Knew ,t thor thirst
nooiety and desire for adventure and particularly
their pressing necessities, would soon lead them Into or
g1nzng bands intended 70 operate against his govern
ment as readily az for H.
oogPEps,ArE EVACUATION scuEsr AND III oRrrs
Honcc u was that the Confederate emigration scheme
hal It's origin and that money paid In salaries e
confederate employees but whom tho Confederate emil
grants arrived here they became dlssusted and soon OBJ
seNed how thoro Gully they had boon deceived some
OF them rcturned to tho United States while
o,hon remained OF those who did not return
a party was made upi all Of whom proceeded 70
liberal general officer Garcia received them well
and manifested disposition to receive them into
the liberal scrvioe but by some means he found out
that tho party intended 10 play him a trick: that
IL, that they intended, on being well mount d and
armed or joining with others raid through
General Garcia facilitated the departure OF these gentle
men from ,he nelghborhood Of his camp.
Now thcss American ciiiznns Confed rates yet so
called are organizing force which sto be entirely indie
pendent aiming TO be lighting for the liberal govern
ment, and 10 10 all over Tho country making, an they
style H. przo captures by land" Into this organ "a
ton OF all natonaliscs are ng inveiRcd They
cntccd from all quartrseycn from tho ships that
come into tho harbor and from the Imperial rhnks
lien paid and placed IN positions u sound' aud
draw others aud the whole affair seems " bo going
with avery prosperous hand.
wARsNa.
Al this organization " not reputable one Therefore
cali psbIlc H. It's OBJECT not 10 help
the liberal but 20 plumber Tor tho skc OF plumber
Bees DIES II VIII have tendency TO place the rev honcst
Americans who arc here Ia very unpieasant W not
ally dangerous position, and In degree attach dis
grace ~ the American name II nee II ought "a be-
broken up No honorable man can countenanoe u, ana
certainly those men who fought In tho South army
and who In the States. VIII not support tbif
organization which their 'tonfeierte" brothers are
trying make powerful In Mexico. and wh oh VI sue
cessfui Sw entail unlustnabe robbery and bioodfhod.
MORE FOR Losa wan
The French are continuing TO land shot and shell 10
large quantfes They have aiso been bringing In con
siderable amount OF clothing
rHss oy rSrxusr.
None 81 tho orders drawn by General Mes against the
Custom Honse at Vera Cruz have yet been pad THIS
ST. nncant.
lately an American, n citizen 81 LouBiana mined
Monlaar but Who has been living for several year. IN
the neghborhood OF Tampco let said pnn. nj tho head
hundr imperial rolder acting ~ an tscorI To
tram While ntng ia tins capa ity bo encountered
detachment OF the liberal General 1'nic.' trooI~'
nght onsuej and when honamar returned u Tamico,
after having been defeated no Ind only fourteen ma n
with him. the rest Of hn command having been either
killed 20 drowned
many Americans have lately arrived at tho capital aud
that they think Of bcconlng permanent settlers Ia ,hs
city OF Mckee
A few days past about ono hundred French aolder'
were marched through the streets Of this cty, c,cy
guarded by colored uoofs and put transport. which
subsequently, Raod for France.