The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07
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] he arms aud cannon lately found concealed in
different parts Of the country are comets of warning
70 his Imperial ajcsty, The pronouncinPs" which
have recently occurred IN communities at least an
nouDced If not actually looked upon loyal speak
loudly in favor of the change which is, sooner or
il Is said that his Majesty hopes to live in the
halls OF the Montczum alter the French are gone,
supported Dy tne oayonets or nauonai army suon
unless the Emperor MaximilIan can find some means
by which to "fll" the Imperial Treasury If he can
get an abundance of money he can RAISE very large
army. Two thirds of the people of Mexico will hSht
for any side for any purpose, and Tor any interest
provided they we'll paid Tor 1t and If Macmillan
can get money, and can raise great army, and If
with this he Will keep the principal ports open, and
the main roads safely passabe for men and material,
the merchants OF the country will support him The
principal mercantile houses being conducted by
foreigners, these do not care what government IS
money and do a little. If not q great deal, of
smuggling through the Custom Houses.
But where is the Emperor to get money! VIII
the French give 1t to himI Will any foreign Gov
ernment give Ii to hImH The people think not, The
soldiers rs now enlisted in the Imperial army think
soldiers dissatisfied. Already some Mexican ImDe-
rial commands have deserted to the Liberal SIDE
Not long ago, at night, in wat ring p ace vii.
age," know n as Medellen, situated at distance OF
about eigAteen miles from Vera Cruz Mexican
officer wa ked into the midst OF the people who were
gathered to witness the amusements OF a nauve
character and the soldiers who were lying around
loose, looking at the brunet,es dancing and said -
"All those who love me, follow me-" Immediately
all the Mexican Imperial soldiers passed WI him -
beng dcerters, as they were-to the Liberal side.
Such will now occur repeatedly, unless MAXI
milan is well supplied with money.
IL Is possble-indeed II is almost improbable
that the enca E will continue to supply him with
The United States. and because in paying to support
haximllian's Mexlcans they are paving for their
own safety. They keep such Mexicans out of the
Liberal ranks, and them against the Liberals at
the same time. The French know that they wou d
be in delightful fix" if they got whipped severely
inst before tleV had TO leave Mexico in carving
out their agreement with the United ~ta es, aud
without being able to fight back, to them lost
prestige without violating solemn agreement
with another nation.
II will thus be seen that Marshal Bazaine is strlv.
eclat until the hour when he must withdraw hoping
to leave Mexican soil without loss of prestige He
does not like to have the people and "cork him
up in bottle He does not like to leave Mexico
with furnished military reputation.
The French further say thas tue movements OF
Marshal BaZaine will lead TO the paccation of the
whole territory do not believe they will do any
such thing, and take the liberty of doubling
whether they believe so themselves We have had
too many similar announcements to place any faith
IN such assertions now The strategic combinations
OF Generals Meja ano Jeann,ngros were TO bring
about immediate obedience and tranquility in the
particular States where they operated. And vet
we have just received information that Meia has
met with a serious reverse, and that Jeanningros
was at last accounts non est tnUentus.
duanajuto has been SO thoroug Ily "pacifed" by
the operations entered into since the commencement
of tho intervention, that it is a sure thing o
be robbed or murdered while travelling in that de-
IeCmDle lOCaDty, SnaiOa ana sonora are so DeauCi-
fully "pacled" that the Lbei al MexIcans have Just
been engaged in hanging and SHOOTING thrty-seven
french soldiers and some Mexican Imperial citizens
who were found existing there.
Queretaro GOOD portion of Vera Cruz. and,
indeed all the other States so happy that the
tlsan rangers Of the Liberals and the tadrOnes make
the territory OF encounters and Internal
trvances execute I, supersedlng auvthlng-as far S
the boodthirsty the cruel and the startling Is con.
cerned-to be met with in the wild imagInlngs OF
the doctors airy literature IN the United States
There IS no need of entering into a long review to
show how "pacifc" we are here just now. Those who
regularly read the news from Mexico, doubt have
far idea OF the mild" manner IN which we are
eXisung.