The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13
TIT OF MEXICO, Uct. ~, Is0s
THE LAST DAYS y. "a, .,,,

EmpiTe III It's
csrr OF, Mexico, Oct %, 1906
LAST DAYS y. rus x.p,pr
iN 'a'e Oh tho empire 10 noNcu :, last. Macmillan
quit throne but did not abdcate, ,s.voo 1, ,o
ruled BY foreign dictator, Marshal Bazane t,s,orv
does not chronicle revolution peaceable, sudde.
quiet and thorough change OF government has Just
taken place here and this revolution win long
dnicnt problem for foreign politicians To solve. Tho
last week forms important epoch In Mexican history
and nne except who here appreciate tho
feverlh anxiety which prevailed during tina, period
There we're no outward demonstrations Of excitement
confusion manifested by tho populace no public a..
sembilges business pursued It's usual sluggish Course
labores continued their wonted avocations upon tho
srcu, and mechanics passed TO and from their Work 10
their accustomed quiet, undemonstrative manner To
stranger there were no evidences seen OF the great
tumult that moving this people, and which needed
but a rca,h bold leader to cause TO BRING forth
storm which would deluge streets in blood and pos
sibly only when the last Frenchman had either
sought safety 10 fight fallen victim to popular fury
But observer would have noted the anxious e.
preston upon every face the quickcncd glance and
fierce geam OF tho eye Of every known liberal the bur
ned words and nrm grasp which friend met friend,
and tho number Of armed men who invariably Iounged
IN whatever direction group Of Two or three persons
might concentrate. Looks than words, ana
tho careful prompt acts OF the military told that
a storm was gathering which only the exercise OF
great prudence and fsarlessness could AVOID The
suspense OF the was painful In the extreme any
thing was bettes than such state OF anxiety. The
pcopc became nearly frenzied, aud had the situation
continped undevcloped week longer, outbreak could
hardly have been avoided. II impossible 10 answer
inc thousand and questions which assailed you al
every step The widest surmises were INDUCED in No
or procssed to be- as ignorant Of any oasidcr
and the solo comforting words uttered was the assur
ance by Marshal Bazaine few capitalists that u they
remained quiet all would yet be well, there per
feet between the United States and France
upon this Mexican matter. THIS measuraby relieved
the public mind for here all parties have faith that the
United states will yet Interest herself Ia Mexican Affairs
and by OF protectorats other friendly aid,
afford this people hope for continuing their nationality
II such aid DO withheld every intelligent Mexican secs
that the fate Of HIS country wten In tho words lab.
sorpt.on."
MACMILLAN fyrr
The appointment Of Bszaine Dictator has not yc,
been oficiay announcsd but tho fact tina, Macmillan
has abandoned his empire and that Bazane now ruler
OF Mexico Is positively asserted by the French and is
scarcely denied by any except few Interested impe.
riass and certainly be concealed longer than
the Sth Of next month few leagues from thia city
on his way " 0rixaba Macmillan met the Captain Of
ne s.S III: Ss ns IL. cSa 70
tinue his journey. but ordered him 10 remain N THU
Guy bc. one DAY and then 70 return direct 70 Vera Cruz
quitting thepaiiepec, the servants a that castle
were all paid on and discharged the baggage and per
sonal property OF his Majesty packed aud prepared for
removal and OF II despatched for Vera Cruz. and
horses carriages &C. disposed OF but al this
done 70 quietly that although the facts became known,
/ s,ill no one FOR a moment surmised that MsIimllan
| intended 10 quit his empire. Even tho Princess
Yurbde, who has charge Of the young prince and has
apsrtmsnis nj the palace, was uninform Of his de-
parturc until lbe day before took place when she ro-
ceved note from the Emperor at chepuispec taking
leave Of her the Princess asiouDded nj the contents
Of the note and Immediately repaired TO Chepultepec,
asking an explanation but the Emperor steadily refused
her an interview AZ he did all his rends The Princess
being acquainted nth State secrets believed Macmillan
10 be only going 70 0riLaba and even nov asserts that
he will Having pefccted his arrangements for
depsrtnre his Majesty sent for Marshal Baxsne and
gave hlm verbal appointment Of the Regency, and the
Ministry we're notified Of the fact and ordered u report
10 and consult with him the Regent al interim. This
notification came like thundercap upon tho Cabinet,
who at repaired 10 chcpuicpec 70 protest agaiy
tie act, bat they we're refused an audience or any =
| PLANTATION, whcreat they unanimousIy resigned nor
rortfoliOs but Bazane smootbed the matter ovw WIN
them inducing them ~ retain their positions for phe
on saturday evening the Emperor took leave ofhi.
attendants aud servants u both the pe ana
castle. The scene VAS Affecting, his MAJ. ,s es,.s
man Of great klsdDcss aud urbanity, v.y metnpf of
| the royal household was personally -s.aeush 70 Am,
looking upon him ~ an ndul:eN as,m.n sss NE, mari,
master ~ we nnsas 'ahepaitepoc was endea4ei 10
han by than o'~n a.sssd az. a .pss
| :. a' re- e.rsltal, do royal couch being the
- '", h@.,ds 81 ne castle noor-an Indication
paiv y. "A fae In GRE for them, hare
2. MI wearo[ with the Of state, and sgst
=, ,he ,uyeu ~ W. grand cathedral but rd OF the hustle
~ ,Ie CIV rec in the shade OF the noble presses
hss s,gse eeGuries ago sheltered hs stIII more unor
tuuae predecessor hsDtoxuma, lndulgiIg 10 dreams "
The future gAness q Mexico, aud The generation With
which seneg % come w0uld speak o. the mud aud
| h.ntsc'.rl s,sn % Msnmilan His Majesty retired
10 res, u ie later than bis usual hour The snxlees
end sats n the day having brought on slight return
~ n,.riteni fever to Which be bad been subject for
ssv.r.l lays previous. bath In the morning greatly
49,. nm aud at az o clock on sunday morning 20lh
h. .prass mo bis sadd., and al the bead n ns
- ~ pas I'd OF % his castle gate and bads adisg 10 The
cara snrees pleasures and perplsri.ies Which be had
etounsfed bis noble buI vain sbds4yorr 70 resen-
| arrKsrrs AT clrTrpx
| On TrGsy Il became known that the Emperor intend.
"A ea,ng n Oyiyaba A. soon A. this vac aseertAued
HE Liberals despatched trusted messengers 10 tue
mapder " TOE literal orcss near ian Luis po,os and e
4 Porfno mar commanding IN oasca, notifying them u
Inc INTENDED royal journey and detailing plan for his
capture Parties o. two thousand strong, accompanied
With battery o. shi artillery, we're 70 DO ssni with all
1 speed 10 intercept the Emperor between Pasbsa aud
| Paso del Aatho. The Emperor va Escorted 10 osy
four hhaiss ,.gsry ,s sAs pr.psi Position .sssn =
1 little ofee aud W carrying MAMMALIAN prisoner "
| The mountains, force him 20 sbdicAte. 70 certain
were the liberals OF that b.ts offered sh
odds OF vo ~ one that before the saturday fO0xing
| nsriuallan would either be killed o. prisoner BAT
Il the liberals a. th0 Noffu bA1 700 tobk uWtanNE 70
trsverse hefore reaching the road taken ny bis Na,esy
and patno DiaI could not PAS several ffebsh aud
Austrian D1st1 which lay In bis way without nghting
l and oDnssqaeBty tho scheme came " nagght The
Fmpesor Aypfsed % ihs project 70 capture him
bu, srcRed sppsehensiou indeed he rather wishei
| for IN encounter, Tor hsrin4sn 10 very ablstic,
expert swsrdsman add OF great psrhouai bnsery. Hs
escort, es2~ ally hls Hapgansrs, Imo. sfgfe HIM and
II need b. every would hsys ied for biz sovereign
i With suss hand bis Majesty v0sd Ike 70 have
tired afss bard snocsn with any body u hbaraIs,
i IN they we iogr Eve 10 one.
i CstsG ~ stWrtrros
/ The sup and miserable failure 4 the uerean
pire IL bot outs needed cbeek W Nayosons designs
axant tie Uuiied ssics bui mefiisf fe0gks " rfsIeh
petfdy That NApoeon took afysntase u Dur civil
10 stisn4 70 gain permanent ioo'hod spon thn con.
tpent - uateut need dsm0nstrAtion bet hh Ted
| faab uwads tLOse vb0m be wished 70 becrms ~ 10.
stfumts ~ bs fssigns 10 lees UNDERWOOD WITH herfo
ss dysaleney bound 10 Frame ~ the me-, fasorass
| usstles vi oh p@rmtisf trvbch nsvs raiigns 70 b.
| eNabnshed spon ia coasts. vsh.i ~ frnth upets