New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
NEYICO.

MAXIMILIAN's INTERVIEW WITH GEN. CAsTELNAU-
RUMoRs AS TO THE FUTURE-THB EMPEROR TO
REMAIN AT oRIzABA FOR THE PREsEST-Discov-
cry OF A PLOT TO AssAsSINATE MAXBuLIAS--HE
HAS NOT YET ADVOCATED.
One Of the passengers who arrived in the steamer Man
haitian from Vera Cruz states that the diligence in which
he left the capital on the 22d Of October overlook Maxi
milan on the road TO Orzabs on the sd BE had with
him large cavalry escort mostly Austans, and intended
TO remain for some time Orizaba, whittier his physician
had directed him 10 20 for the benefit of the mder cli
mate Of that locality. The departure Of the Emperor
from the capital az first created general conservation but
neither there at Ozaba was there any certainty as 10
his intention 20 abdioatc.
On the way down the Sierra, the Emperor met Gen.
Castlenau aud interview took place between them the
purpOrt Of which unknown IL was stated that Maxi
milan would retarn 10 the capital after sojourp Of two
weeks az Ohaba. lie had been suffering severely from
intermittent fever and the atmosphere OF the City Of Mex
leo regarded prejudichl.
The condition of the Empress the subj feet Of
yersaton in all circles. The Emperor 10 was rum0red,
would allow this TO change his determination as 10
naming in Mexico, as he is in receipt OF Eegaphic
from MramaT every few days. but the latest news
from the Empress being unavonble 10 thought be
might sacrifice everything and return 90 to Austria
but without abdicating. As the French troops wond
be withdrawn before ndMintcr there supposed 70
be FOR the Emperors departure at least until
Rumors OF an Intended Intervention BY the United
States bad aly reached the capital and had caused
much discussion.
Count Resseguier who was lately in New-York and
Washington IN business for the EMPIRE was al Havana,
and waiting for the English steamer in which to re-
turn 20 Mexico.
The Austrian frigate Dandoo at Vera Cruz, but
evidences observed of preparations to receive the
Emperor.
The Pearo Verde Of the Goth Of October contains the
details plot eoncocted Tapam for the assassination
Of the Emperor his return from CuernaySea. Three
ambuscadcs had been arranged for this purpose The affair
was revealed to- and frustrated by Con. OHoran, who
himself 10 have been one Of the first victims.
The fall Of Oaxaca Is fully confirmed. THIS city which
two wears ago captured from the Liberals by the
French forces under Marshal Bazaine was at that time
surrendered by Porro Daz without hnng shot II has
now been retaken BY the Liberals under Daz after
bloody contest in which the French garrison suffered ter
nblv. The battle took place the Sd Of October.
The property of French residents of Chihuahua, which
rt on the capture OF that place by the Liberals was
spared, has lattcrly been conhscated.
Among the rumors at Vera Cruz one that conveu
ton has already been signed between the United States
and France by which the two powers, represented Dy ten
Caselnau on one side, and Air. CampDel on Tue DINER
were 10 decide between the merits of the several Mexican
caudidates-uarez 0rcga and Santa Alnaand that the
French their departure should leave the capta and
Vera Cruz aud all McKee, in the hands OF the PRESIDENT
thus TO be selected that Macmillan had been requested
in better from Napoleon 10 Godleate IN aVor OF ths per
sn which he had peremptouy refused TO do; aud that
consequently the programme might be carried out regard
less OF his wishes. go =, a..
The intentions Of Macmillan were unknown when the
Manhattan left and umOs were divided between MS eso-
uton 10 remain and his quitting the country IN disgust
Severl Of the members Of his Ministry, and prominent
Meyicans who have favored the Empire accompanied MIN
10 Orzaba. -. ...
sIxTY AMERICAN OFFICERS IN THE LIBERAL ARMY
BY TEL p tSoSco Nov. Letters from JuareS
nounce the arrival ChihuahuS Of 20 American officers
who would Immediately BE- assigned Sryeein the lAoerai
Army. - 60