The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20
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Speculations as to Sherman's
Mission.
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The Imperial Ministers 10th 10 Give
Up once.
THE EMPEROR STILL AT ORIZABA.
MATAMOROS ASSAULTED.
DEATH OF GENERAL TAPlA FRoA CHOLERA.
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ReiuiorsansUts for the United S'atss Troops
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Msxissyiap,s nll.hssss - ae..i. 10 Oahss-,
His HlesIsh Imprcved BY His Attempted
Flisst He 10 still at Orixaba.
NEW oaanz. Nov TO- 1895
Vera. Cvsz dstss 10 November IS have beeB received.
Mu extra meeting 70 discuss the situas,on Of AFFAIRS
MAXIM lian's Ministers unanimously determined 70 con-
tinuo in Office without alterstiou.
NJ simil,an's health has been very much improved BY
mis- ecent voyage which Oaused reports that be had
atls mpted abandon the country On the l2th Maxi
MI ian was stu al 0rizaba
q rtega SELL NJ Brasos- He Intends to Return
70 New Orleans Reinforcemcnts Expected
on the Mexican Frontier.
\ GALVESTON, Nov 10, 1850.
special despatch states that General Ortssa and his
party Brazos the guests Of the commander Of
The colored United States troops He has signined his
Intention 10 return 10 New Orieana
Heavy rains have delayed inland travel which Al
presen, can be performed only on horseback.
Fifteen hundred federal troops expected on the
Mexican front,er soon.
Attack on Matamoros Repulsed-Death Of
General Tapia, Of ChOIera-Arrival Of Esco.
bedO. 90 ,o..
A special despatch from Brownsville To the Courie
dated the nth, reports that spirited attack Aata
noroe took place the 9th inst The skrmsh lasted
several hours the assauiting party, under Tspa gaining
che advantage but, dstrusting Cortna they did not
follow up his
The defenders lost twenty prisoners and Colonel Rias
sher commander arrested for bad conduct on the
Aald
On tho night Of the 10th inst Tapia died Of cholera
This will change the current Of events
The arrival OF Escobedo is reported.
Fall Of Oaxaca--O mciaI Report OF General
PornYio Diaz.
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL Army,
NnnARy DIVISION EAST, Las NINA. Oct. IS, 1896.
CITIZEN MN,srER--A After the battle Of Miahuatlan ON
tho ID inst about which ocsi report has been sent
70 your department. marched 10 Oaxaca, which was
bcsesed by Colonel Felix Dias took actvs 70
perfect the SIEGE and shut up the garrison. and was
about assaultiDg heard that column Of fifteen hun
Ared men, Of infantry cavalry and artillery, coming
- the besieged garrison at once left Oaxacs and
without delay 70 meet the column
To-day Al eleven A. H. met the enemy al Ia CaTbo-
nxA The battle began q one p. NJ with great tenacity
81 dissemination both sides. II 10 nov seven
s'ulock p NJ and az Las Nina, having followed
s enemy for three leagues and captured three hsnred
end ninety-sz Austrian Polish and Hungarian prsone
smops whom arc seven ofaoers; four mounted rfned
guns six hundred carbines great abundance
ins must he escape q the ene
who are at the city OF 0axsca with very good artillery,
s.d great abundance o. arms ammunition sad clothing
xcssns victory Please congratulate the citizen pres-
ISrsxs MINISTER or Wan at Chihuahua
The Situation Mt acknowledgements Of
A.oerillas-The Recapture Of Tampio0 Con.
sewpsated- Ex citing IptclIigesce Expected
Soon, &c.
WASHINGTON Nov 10, 1860.
Vhe Navy Department has received authentic infor.
Sa,,on that foreign vessels Of on the river
~ 10 the port Of Tampico the Goth Of October and
only one American vessel in the harbor
fsmpico Is OF present command OF Colonel Gomez,
wsA.a force OF 500 men, controlling the customs and
enforcing The payment Of loans
The authorities OF Victoria the capital the STATE
do not recognize those Of Tampico and their guerias
soize all goods found route for the interior markets
despatched from the rampico Custom House.
by letters from San LUIS Pctosi IL ascerained that
HejG and Dupre are 10 leave that place the early
par.oi November with expedionary force for the
recaptere Of Tampico. Cen Favor who has force OF
nfieeD hundred or two thousand in the Haus-
teea and % now holding Tampco, has issued procla
nation declaring Pucbla vieiio open foreign com
moco which II is feared will lead to open hosttles be-
iwcD the forces under his and those under,
Colonel Gomez Under this OF affairs the inhabit
ants 81 Tampco In Of serious
DISORDERS and probability Of the odscrninsie plunder
Of the town
News IL q very startling character may be expected
from Gezlco ~ short time IL IS asserted uon good
authority hat Macmillan will leave Mexico sbory after
abe auSvS Of General Sherman and that will be-
no French co the soil Of Mexico thirty days after
his arrival Shere.
CRAFTSMANSHIP and ccmmissary stores for sH thou
sand ucpe have ordered 10 Fortress Monroe This
'ssnppceed.tc mean Sherman and Mexico.
aiR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
Pnrposrs ~ the Commissioners 10 Mexico,
WASHINGTON, Nov. is, 1870
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