The New York herald., 1866-08-30
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Particulars OF the Evacuation
Of Monterey.
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Grand Celebration in Honor
OF the Event.
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PRESIDENT JuAREI EXPECTED IN MONTEREY
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Manufactures and Finances of
the Empire.
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CUR MONTEREY CORRESPONDENCE.

MONTEREY August O. 1868
reached this city last evening and at this hour,
svclpe o'clock M have had but short time to prepare
This despatch as the stage is about starting for Maa.
noros carrying the mail for The States. The deserp
don Of my trip through the country Its condition, &C.
compelled TO defer Upon my arrival here found
most extensive preparations going forward for tho cele
ason Of the release OF this beautiful city from foreign
6omnaon and the advent OF the republican forces For
ssmo weeks past, General Escobedo, Civil and Military
Governor Of this State Nueva Leon has been concer
trsng his forces at Lnares and other points for tho
purpose OF combined attack tho city. Happily, this
pruved TO be unnecessary. tho mornng of the Goth
u Jcy, at two O'Clock General Jeannlngros the French
commander with his forces withdrew after spkng such
guns no compsed to leave behind, and destroy
~ largo quantity of ammunition. The column moved
" Salto, and thence to San Luis Potosi Information
has since reached here that the French troops peperare
now all concentrated at the city of hexco.
Following the departure Of the troops everything re-
uAined perfectly quiet; for two days there were
troops The of the CITY in the hsfds Of tho
satixen police sud not the slightest disturbance took
place On the evening of the 9th small force of
nberas Colonel Martinez entered the place but
quietly this done that mary Of the CIT izens
rrs SENTIMENTS or THE PEOPLE
n were difficult to describe the intense satisfaction
which pervadcs all classes here without single excep
Non, at the exit OF the French For more tian year
ssspicion havs been taken out and shot; many have
bsen brutay fogped, others insulted and robbed and
Imprisoned thoy dared TO complain To such extent
has this been the that deep and loud followed
ne column from every the French
sseidents here One year 1t was difficult thing 20
1nd rofessed liberal in the city. Those who Al
hear, republicans considered at to maintain the empire
for the best interests of the country and
ssu<; but -execrabe has been the conduct OF tho
Trench-so oppressive-so insultng to men and women
80 dsgraceful to one OF the most enlightened and
svarc nations of the world that one universal shout
q toy went up at their departare and as now write,
ans sosa and he
srcies scattered through the city proclaim the joy OF
peo?le disentbralled.
General Escobedo reached here upon Sunday the 5th
and Notwithstanding his coming was unannounced the
sntire city turned out en- mdssc and greeted him with
40 ovation such as has been accorded TO Few modern
heroes Preparations for more formal celebration
smnsdiaeiy Dargurated, which completed during
slhst nioht
This morning O'Clock the troops parnded in
he Grand Piazza and ater the General received
by the municipal authorities and adeputaton tho
pvcmnent citizens in the portal Of the City Hail. A
pfsform Rad been erected, upon which were large
suuber Of sehoas Crossed In white and decorated with
RarlAnds and wreaths AT it's foot spread carpet
3artrewn with flowers upon which the General alghted
sassas and whiaans q and ,ne '"e
StrSs Of the popuace Here an address was delivered
ssent which delivered Northern Mexico from the foot OF
Ne invader, and proph sying the suspicious period
vysn Mexico should agaiu be free. The General who
q H-ent speaker responded In an appropriate manner.
rtO9fng with handsome compliment to the ladies' whose
pasotism he said always glowed brightest in the dark
arcalng through tho principal Streets the balconies
crowded with spectators, who waving handker-
chiefs throwing down bouquets as they pass and other
who testyng their JOY at the change in the condition
q snars
~fn given the General and his officers TO BIO followed
Tur yyprcr on ruE EVACUATION
v be 10 entirely free Northern Mexico from the power OF
Msximil an. Juarez is daily expected here, and viii
dcsbsiess establish his seat OF government here.
or THE yREEcH
4 SttbdrSMtng only bc surmsed, AZ there was no
immediate necessity for they SO doing, as they could
have held nesins, any force which could have been
Brought against n It was doubtless with reference TO
ther abandoning tho country at an early date They
took little or no money with .hem rom lhls clt mourn
principal merchants for s40005-e sheer case OF rob-
berry, as they stood in no need OF the money,
MARSHAL BAztfSE
may state at this point that the merchants htre
etoniiy maintain that this distinguished oicer hns been
ths country that large quantities Of goods belongn 70
him have been sent to this city where IN agent Of his
redes that these goods were entered AZ vera ,ruz villa
faction lad been caused thereby
CONDUCT THE rRoors.
People from the country between this point and |
salo state that the troops behaved very badly their
mar h. robbin the poor ranchcros and their families of
everything valuable which they could carry away with
Them
rHr corRsr OF EscorEDo.
Naturally, where he has been nousy welcomed
the Of Ecobcdo has been Of the ndest and most
flat ny character few OF the alcaldcs left with
shs French but no one OF those who rename has
disorbed DO matter What Lis past political opinions and
actions lam in ormed, however, that in THIS matter
the General Is acting under the orders Of Jnarez and
that when that Official arrives OF those who have
been conspicuous In their support Of the empire vii he
severely dealt WITH The known character of the Pfesi-
Sent, however, renders this improbable
INTERESTS.
Tho good effect OF the changes is already ap
parent Business IL rapidly revying Numerous trains
loaded With imported goods moving from Aaamoros
hher, and others loaded with domestic articles
moving in the opposite direction The roads are now
psrfecty secure, the running, ard should no
untovard happen, the old order of things fas
q trade Is concerned, will soon be revived
Tng EsnIRE
confidently ANTICIPATED here and much anxiety fei
to what will follow IL " feared that triangular
contest will follow between Juarez, 0rtega and some
Fsprescntat Of the old church party Throughout this
portion OF Mexico the people almost unnnimously sup
por Jnarez but in other portions of the country the
other claimants OF the crown have many adhercnts
and Is feared that OF anarchy will follow. u
gsasraIy hop that tho Unisd STATES viii exert auch
Influence will prevent such condition Of Affairs