The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

person.
1t is reported that the Liberals captured the
silver mines at Pachusn and Real del Monte, and
destroyed the works.
ImpOrdamt Liberal TOIuca
Oaptured eDy General PascuRl MumOz-
Two silver Mines said 10 have Fallen
into the Hands of the JuRrists- rho
ImReertaAEsEs Drawing I'm their Horns
Froach officials to have the Manage
menC Of the Mexican CustOms-MOre
Executions of Liberals Arrival of the
E-asebeI General EARLY at Vera Cruz.
VERA CRUZ, January 6.--Admiral Ddelot, the
new French commander, arrived at Vera Cruz
on the afternoon of January l. He proceeded
Immediately en- route tor the City of Mexico to
consult with Marshal Bazalne on the subject of
the existing relations between the United States,
France, and the ''Maximihan Empire" Rumor
has it that the Admiral will be e1ollowed imme-
diately by a large fleet of naval vessels; but at
the same time, while some say that these vessels
viii be used in a manner hostile 10 the United
States Government others say that they will
prove to be only transports, intended to convey
the French troops from Mexico tc other parts of
this continent
BAZArNE PREPARING FOR AN IMPORTANT MOVE
MENT.
The very latest reports which we have received
! from the interior confirm one another in effect
that Marshal BaZane, acting on instructions re-
celved from France and through the Imperial
lS GAlGublNc U1ONe-
ment OF some kind.
REJECTED ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES CON-
GREss.
The report which has reached the Imperial
Government and been tolerably well confirmed,
/ that both branches OF the United States Con-
gress passed resolutions tavoIing war to sus-
tam the Monroe doctrine, has had very marked
effect, and disposed all those in authority here
ft0 .aCT at once.
CONCENTRATION OF THE IMPERIAL FORCES.
1t is understood here and credited, that the
French and either Imperial troops will be with
yklrawn from several States now occupied in part
Sby them. and concentrated at the city of Mexico,
6San Luis Potosi, and Orizaba. These are all
strategic points, at which the Imperaists can
prepare Tor defensive and offensive operations.
or TO leave the country entirely. 1t is said that
the Emperor is placed in very embarrassing
position in regard to Matamoras. While he
ZfWC Uld like to evacuate It, in order to avoid as
a much as possible difficulty with the United
Estates he cannot do SO now as the evacuation
~Of Matamoras would leave 1t too easy for the
Juarists to obtain supplies, and at the same time
actIas q 'tdampener" on the Imperial cause.
The States of Sonora, Sinaloa, Durango, Chi
Fhuahua, and one or two others, are to be evacu-
ated Immediately. On the Pacific side Mazatlan
and one otherport viii only be held.
The French authorities are constantly sending
large sums out OF the country, in specie, to
2 France.
AMERICAN FILIBUsTERs AT SAN JUAN GUADAL0UPE.
According to the official ne wspaper of Fres-
&pillo in ITS issue of the Sd of January, San Juan
de Guadaloupe was attacked by three hundred
Liberals: among whom were twenty North Ame-
sricans. The Liberals evacuated the place on the
5th, taking the road to the Spring of Reyes.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF SECRETARY OF WAR.
The official newspaper of December 80 pub
Hlishes the tollowing:-
There has been discovered an attempt of as
#sassination against his EXcelleney the Minister
of War. The assas ,ins were surprised and ar
s rested on Monday, the 18th instant, with arms
: n their hands, and at the moment when they
+ were about to put into execution their horrible
&proiect. The Colonel, Mariana Pico, was ar
rested, together with one of mis- accomplices, the
.H after giving his name as Chino Clrilo. Crilo,
on being questioned, confessed the plot, and
gave the names OF other individuals who were
.also engaged in the conspiracy, and who will
speedily be arrested. The criminals are to be
ried before courtmartial.
AFFAIRS AT MONTEREY
On the 18th ult Saltillo was crowded with
nefugees from Monterey. All the hotels and
hearty every one of the private houses in Sal
Rtillo wepe crowded to excess. Some of the
"A arger private residences were entertaining as
= many as forty PERSONS
Atthe latest accounts there were still at Mon
III lerey about five hundred native Mexican Umpe-
ial) soldiers, under Tile respective commands of
j.. rinaero Montejano, and Qulrogo. The two
Inst were still holding the citadel and the
Bishops palace, while the latter picketed around
he city. Three separate Liberal commands
we're near the city, and were expected to move
ipon it at any moment. United, it was said,
. hey would make stroug force, having with
hem considerable artillery.
sINALoA.
Only MaZatlan is in possession of the Imperial
+ Sts. The Liberals are triumphing everywhere.
hey have assumed the offensive quite spirit
dly.
He FRENCH TAKING POSSESSION OF THE CUSTOM
HOUSES.
The very latest important information which
las come 10 hand is that the French are ex-