New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
MEXICO.
MAxIMILIAS's BAGGAGE AT VERA oRUz-THE FRENCH
MILITARY PosITioEs-CAPTURE OF JULAPA BY

hAXIhILIANB BAGGAGE AT VbkA CkUL-ThE fhbhOh
MILITARY PosTIoEs-CAPTURE oF JULAPA By
THE LIBERALS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 29.--The steamer Alliance arrived
from Vera Cruz this morning with Mexican dates TO the
25h Maxmians baggage had arrived at Vera Cruz, but
he himself was still at Onzaba in which place he had
been residing for the last three weeks a private gentle
man, not exercising any functions Of Office.
In the port Of Vera Cruz there two French and two
Austrian figates and the fgate Iapico Marshal Ba-
zaine was the City Of Mexico. The French now hold
that place and Puebla Orzaba and Vera Cruz using Cor
doya outpost while they we're fortyng Ouzaba an
impegnabe stronghold aud also using the Pass Of Bel
mcncho as an outpost for Vera Cruz They hold no other
possessions in Mexico.
1t was rumored that the Church party had offered to
raise $1,000 600 for Maxmilian If he would consent TO
remain in the country. An American protectorate was
regarded by the people the only solution Of their present
difficulties.
On Tuesday Nov 6, the Liberal Army marched an over
whelming force on Jalapa which was strongly fortified
and garsoned by Imperial Mexican and Austrian troops
The cannonading continued for several days at intervals
The Imperial troops deserted to the Liberal Army the
Imperal Mexican troops were driven TO the Cathedral
where they were cut of from supplies Of food and
water The cannonading was distinctly heard over 50
miles.
The final attack made the 18th inst, when the
Imperial troops surrendered prisoners Of war and were 80
respected On tho llth, Col. Dupan with one thousand
troops arrived from San Bartooma route to Jalaps,
but hearing of the surrender returned to orizaba.
The Alliance brought dispatches for tho American
French Consuls at this port the purpo Of which Is un
known.
The steamship Manhattan from New-York having rc
ceived three days quarantine at Havana had not yet
arrived at Vera Cruz.
GEN. sHBRMAY's MIsSIOE-MARsHAL BAZAISBs OPN-
ION.
TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Lettors received here from
French officials in Mexico say that Marshal Bazane after
hearing Of the CampbcSherman mission, stated that be
anticipated no trouble from Gen. Shcrmans visit, being
sure that the Emperor acting in good faith in the
withdrawal Of his forces that the French officers seemed
pleased with the prospect Of entertaining distinguished
a commander The writer stated that the obstruction o
partially military material had commenced, auu 'h4
the seryiceable material nearly ready Tor shipment
NOTHING OFFICIAL IN RELATION TO GEN SEDdE-
wIcK's MOVEMENTS.
ny TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Nov 29-Nothing has been received up
TO this evening by the Government in regard TO the re-
ported crossing Of Gen. Scdgvick into Mexico, and It is
not believed If il should prove true, however, the Gov
ernmen will repudlte the act and have so advised Gea
Sheridan.
DISPATCH PROM GIN. SHERIDAN.
The Washington correspondent Of The BostoH Post
avs that the prompt announcement IN several special d-
patches from Washington last night that Gen Sedg"ck
had crossed from Brownsville into Maamoros and Invested
that place with United States troops osenslby IN the
interests of American commerce but practically efectns
the arrest Of any invasion attempted by the Imperial
forces has caused the Government much annoyance and
th. naulrfmpnt Las CuTtIY
informed oil nqurng correspondents that il had no con-
trmatou Of the above report nor any 20 expect
thar il would be verified Notwithstanding this assump
on IL is apparent that tho Department Informed N
the premises simultaneously wth The forwarding OF news
dsnach in reference 20 Sedgwics movement here by
nine o clock IN the evening, and read as follows
GNyE-roS Tc1as Nov n l-66
If,r that Gen SeIgwick has crossed from Brownyic and
occupied MntamoTos gpce prcisti oi pI9le,pg AiHga &
dae removal with your appreciation. and dscam any n-
p n SiIErpAE Major. Geuoral Commanding.
This telegram was received Al Gen Grants headquarters
early I'M the eveniug and tho General was hunuone o
home 10 attend 10 rs purport Before muuish M y
sponse was being elegraphed 70 sheridan instucng pm
10 depose SslCwck with the hrst vcrhcauon 0 iAe h
ter reported movement, and 20 dsavOw any ndorseu'lt
Of the United States.
THE EVACUATION OF MEKIco-GES. SHERMANs MS
sroS-THE LATEST SEws ABOUT MAMMALIAN.
nj rrLxaRAPH TO TRIBUNE
communication has been made this Government, the-c
is no doubt that information has been verbally furnished
OF Napoleon intention to the French troops from
Mexico the earliest practicable time the arrangements
Tor that purpose now bepy IL progress The reason why
the first detachment Or hifd Oi the troops was not
embarked IN November according 90 the Empor0rs own
programme that the other wo-birds might have been
seriously damaged by the Liberals who Pesslenty
pressing them. To obviae such result It was deemed
more prudent as military necessity 10 them all
az once. There is 10 doubt that this will be done
Much speculation has been INDUCED IN as 10 the actual
business Of Lieut. Gen Sherman iu accompanying Minis
ter Campbell 20 Mexico. Tho truth however n, be was
designated az ady ser o that gentleman both as regards
Diplomatic affairs In Mexico and military movements On
the frontier should emergency arise to require ne"
disposition Of our troops But since the reception OF the
EmperOrs intentions with regard 20 tue removal OF his
army II Ia thought that such necessity VIII occur
The last received by the Government respecting
Macmillan IS that he At Drzabec, the French OIL
cals refusing To permit him 10 leave Mexico unless he Tor
| inaliy resigned his crown.