The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-10
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THE CHURCH PARTY AND MAMMALIAN.
The Emperor Likely to Return
to the Capital.
--LATEST FROM SAN LUIS POTOSl.
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LA EDA EAVM DAN AUlS fVAVSAs
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oua CITY OF MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.
CRY OF MEXICO Nov. %, 1855.
1fN DO truN ss ID claimed by his friends, that Maxi
an,lhn 10 the shrewdesi and most talented member Of
the House Of Hapsburg, win 60 far TO discredit the
claim Of the dvne ght Of kings to govern for Ger
tainy IT cod have been intended ~ nature that
such an mbccie family should be rulers over any peo-
p,a Al all events Maxmilans recent movements have
been neplcable and his vaciatng between abdcation
returning his czpta and running awvy Is unworthy
monarch fell proof Of what his'Counc Of State
term Ibis weakness"
EAxnnLIANs VAclLLAffoN
He certainly sssolvcd 70 abandon his empire; he re-
fused TO hold any communication with General Castle
neau removed his residence 70 OrSaba, and had all his
personal effects sent to vcA Cruz, TIE last head having
left Chepultepec Castle Saturday morning last lie
neglected refused 10 appoint any regent although
he had ntimeted determination TO place the govern
ment in Marshal Bazase's hsuds This complicated
matters and also very unsatisfactory 10 the
French, who, although desreng him TO leave the
country. endeavorcd 10 iDcuce him 70 return
70 this city and place the adn.iDstrataon In
Casenesu's hands This MAMMALIAN has steadily refused
70 do TO offer any explanation OF his oondact TO
make public his Intentions The church party have been
In tortares 'Our Emperor vigorously abandoned
them almost certain destruction and whe1 this
made apparent their despair knew bounds Offers Of
support nnumerabie poured In upon the Emperor,
and millions OF Money freely promised him II he
would return; but ne turned deaf 10 them, and
seemed If the Hapsburg intended shake the dust Of
Mexico from of his feet and leave tire country to Its fate
while he retired 70 Miramar 10 reject upon the muta-
tons OF imperial life and the falacy of Mexican promises
MIRAxoS AND MARQUEE TO THE RESCUE
The bodings Of III for the empire had been waited
Europe and fell doefuly upon the Of Miramon and
Marquee who fastened hack their native land, hoping
TO avert the doom which threatened the upon which
they had staked their all Since the arrival of these
men, negotiations with the Emperor for his the
capital have been renewed and such have been the rep
RESERVATIONS II very likely that his Majesty may
reconsider his determination and his folly
by once more attempting the role Of Emperor OF Mexico
Mramon promises 70 raise fifty thousand mon IL allowed
cure five million dollars within week from the time
he appears in this city Mejia is believed 70 be his
way from San Luis Potos to receive the command,
der the rank OF lieutenant general as his fidelity to the
imperial cause Is unquesoned and the Indians Of the
Aztec kings
CABINET COUNCIL cALLxr
Two of the ministers returned to 0rzaba Sunday,
and the remaining members Of the Cabinet together
with several OF the Council Of State departure
called for Saturday Casenean is already on his way 70
Or2aba and is said that Macmillan has consented to
u Cabinet
meeting VIVA. viii grow out of this meeting cannot be
snrmised, but the church party appear to be In fine
salt 70 return as TO render that a certainty.
A HGSIFfcANr FACT.
significant TACT which tends strongly TO confirm this
assertion IT, that orders had been issued the
Vera Cruz on the 22d and asd They disposed Of all
their superfuous effects and made every necessary pre-
paraton, when this morning the order was counter
msnded and the amount Of Dutch oahs upon the
streets Is incalculable The Belgian and Austrian hos
pais were TO have been broken up Yesterday and the
patients were made ready for removal bat whether
Oer departure has also been delayed Ia not made public
PRgJrDIuNG PEOPLE
Every possible means used to render the proposed
treaty with the United States unpopular and excite
The populace against Americans; but the people are
heartily tired Of war and If they can be led 10 believe
that the treaty will bring peace. quiet and prosperity
II will win Its into public favor in spite of the efforts
OF the church party and French officials TO prevent IT,
Should Macmillan return here, his stay pro-
Ionged Miramon cannot, undor any circumstances. col.
ect the army promised even II he has for the
Relgans and Aus,rans remaining in the country; and
even ne should do So the liberals could
still larger force and the fall Of the capital would
speedy follow French evacuation If the Emperor re.
turns he ~il meet splendid reception be made 10
believe he still the choice Of the people; but this
illusion will be coon dpeed and in less than one month
be will regret that he did carry his intention OF
embarSng on the LIST OF December for his home at Mira
OPINIONS FRENCH JOURNALS
The ESdfe h OF. this morning says" The prolonged
Iethargy mortal maIadv--we perceive II in our own
commercial affairs are suspended the adm
inert payments are postponed, and the public IL dis
susted The government In ITS distress Ia obliged 10 Law
hands upon a sacred fund-the fund for the drainage
OF the vnllcy-hcreupon the deluge Despite these
painful expedients II cannot satisfy the demands
OF ITS most immediate creditors Some resolution
Ought 10 be taken. II cannot keep the whole country In
state OF uncertainty both disastrous and rnous to oil
interests Every day we have contradictory
reports the other day announced that the Paa.
tine Guard had been disbanded today II is pretended
that viii be recognized tis week By letters from
orizaba we are assured TINT the Emperor IL about TO
write his political testament; by the courier we
learn That his Majesty about to buckle on his sword
IN end nf la anI he.
cAsacade Wo have heard another ditto the depu-
aton who visited Orizaba aud ad Used him keep firm
the Emperor replied that his Intention had never been
70 abdcae that he would die disgrace him
sell But here another rumor IL whispered Ia our left
ear Tue Emperor II going-the Emperor has gone y
The public unanimously demands the obscurty IN which
" has been plunged the last mcnth TO be withdrawn
"hl ~ just desire be granted f'
NOTIFIED
ehhreh party use every means 20 combat American
innnce Thor press TEEN with misreprese aud
.ssenoOa ana the priests increasingly their iocks
skAt we thousand religious evlls which they assure
Them VII folo. IN the train of American Immigration
CD Monday last Mr. Cuevas President Of the College
nj SAB Angel twelve miles this oity IN an address
TO the s,udens nstanced the nlted STATES ~ nroor
that republic was the form government hest
" develop the talents Of the masses and alluded 10 The
ls,t thai nowhere but 10 republic Lincoln or a
Johuson have rasod themselves from poyertv and an
scurity 20 secome thu heads OF the nai,aa rhis nd
crese gave great onenc, 10 the officials who notified MIR
Grcvas that repetition OF such Revolutionary sonti
monte would not be permitted. Mr Cneyas 4 a
sptnagd By BIRTH but resided many year. II the rn,ed
STAIRS Tor who's institutions he chershes The highest
regard.
pErrISe Ar oNzARA TO DECIDE sAxrMna,v's yArr
TOE meeting Al Orl7aba Saturday VIII probably
decade tbe Mexican question 4 portion of hrs Cabinet
w1h LIN 10 sbdcate which u 70 accordance with
Stazalast wishas, others indignant that oar I'm.
psfor' should have the conrsye - agh TO he last
and -il ulbsre nuk nc will go 10 Yucatgu and rona
ih.re untt altcr tue French leave Genera Nidaurri.
no has been under cloud for The past year but =
sld ono q The Council q state, wiz advise NRsrIlian