, 1866-11-21

MEXICO.

spcculntfoas ns to the Effect Of Gcnera1
thtf1nan's aftsstou-afcxfcnn Vessel i.ob.
bed by psrnteH--PnriicRlnra Ut 10 Maxi
Enf1ian's Recent Arrest md Detention.
NEW YonK, November so-A Re,a.d's wash-
ir:ton special eays: fcwa Of a very star'ling
character may be expected from Mexico in short
time: It Is asserted upon good authority that
ha1imiliaA Will lcare Mexico shortly after the
ARRIVAL Of General Sherman, aud tnt there will be
10 French troops Oh the soil Of Mexico thlrg days
after bis Arrival there.
cua1tern'aetcrs' aud conomissary stores for 1000
This is supposed to mean Sherman and Mexico.
SAN FnANclsco. November 2D-The Mexican
ar1G Ba.eo> having as passengers Captain John
b. AiEnie alId others, was boarded at Cape -. Lu-
cas-, October s3d, while on the way from Ii Paz to
San francisco, hy Gaeton D'Asta and two e,hers,
armed nith pistols. who demanded The cap nin's
TO ee 4 Mexican pirate, aud Themselves author
lied TO search uae vessel for articles cont1aband
Of %ai Wien ~ DAsta was called upon to produce
them copy pulponlng to be from Corona. a nd
said The Original order WAS left on shore. Four
Sse MNre ha asmed msn IT subsequently Joined nsta
everything valuable, and the tcsael plunteEed
1he hrig was released next day after giving bonds
1oS $ig,e9 9na a5f,Sea Wnxs1s hsFc l5tt HiEh1
has received The following:
VERA CRCz, November 1st.-Maxtnl1lfan has
tLc Flcnci wonld moi aiiow lin 10 vaxc Chilli Chill b.
signs formal addiction. 4 little indiscretion OF
!ht commander Of >le Austrian frcnte Dondalo, bus
hecn the cause Of 1Ais. When Macmillan ltft
Mexico General Buzalnc thought that h. came to
Orfzal>a merely on Iit1lc excursion, us lie Ind
gone to Cuc1nayaca and other placrs. Day be-
tnre yesterday tbc commander of thu Danaaio r.
ceiscd, III midnight, despatch from, Macmillan,
orderinr him to have hts higate ready yesterday
Ct hte O'clock In the Afternoon. at which time
Ma1tmiltan expected to be here, md wanted to
FAIL Ut once. As coon III the Austrian commander
fsceiyed this despatch, he called on II. Peyrol,,
the French commander, to take leave Of him:
mentioning tic despatch he had received, and
al once Ibis information to General Bnzainc,
Mho despatched Instructions by telegraph 10 tho
FEchch commanders at Orizaba, Cordoya aud Vera
Cruz, not to allow Maximi]tan 10 cscaoc, nud I'D.
dressed himself to the Arct-dukc s;Atfns tnat he
knew his plan to tiy from Mexico, hut that he
conld not bc permitted to do so unless he would
formally abdicatc
The 1easoa Of this conduct Ia tl1a. should Maxi
milan leave without formal abdiCAtipu thc posi-
lion Of tho Frauch wonld be very difficult and r.
dtcnlouE, while II lie ahdIcatcs their taror they
Will be released from their engagements toward
hun. 1t IL eaid that Maximiliar will be Obliged
to sefurn to the city Of Mexico and submit to
Eozlne'f terms.
sAS FnAhclsco, November s0-On the 1G.h u.
October Corona passed the outer Fench lines in
the rear OF hazatlan, with 4GuD men, and held biz
ground for sfx days. WHEN The F.cnch sent in a
1ar fTnce requesting ce%salon of ho.tlEtles,
promising to evacuatc OIL tho s.th. Cor'.na
agreed, and sent the remainder of bis force, .,O
strong, up and down the coast, C01oua has riyet
orders TO capture General Vega, who Ia now max.
Ing bic wpy to chihuahua, ana send lin 10 blu.
Ea11Su for tf1&1