The New York herald., 1866-05-17

addressed 70 .de Inendene Ge of .be civil list do
string ha b reduce the allowance TO the sovereign, as
decr1d Ss the Regency and likewise the expenditure Of
the Court onetbird the amount which is at the same
Vine 10 embrace the money paid the family Of Ytur
bde and the expenses for repairs Of the palace the
"Alcazar" Of Chapultepec.
The Office OF Grand Master Of the Ceremonies has been
abolished, the secretaries only remaining
The government decreed on the 27th ult that the
Secretary for Public Works should Immediately proceed
in the direct drainage Of the valley OF Mexico according
to the plan of the American engineer Mr. Smith, making
such notifications as the Director may Judge proper
with the sanction Of the authorities
Baron Magnns, the. .Prussian Minister Resident the
Mexican Court had special audience OF his Majesty
deliver the insignia of the Collar Of the Black Eagle
with which the King Of Prussia had been pleased deco
rate the Emperor. The Court being in deep mourning
the corresponding banquet proper for the occasion
not given, rs had been intended
With reference 10 ieters from Morelia dated the 23d
ut tho Era says that General Mendez had again
from Tscambaro In the direction OF Huetan0 and adds
that the General was very III that his troops suffer
enemy, who were still marauding the vicinity of the
capital OF this department had combined plan OF giving
pow 70 some OF tne guard posts and that IL was only
owing to the vigilance OF the commandant that place
that they desisted.
Later accounts from Morela give despatch from
25th with column Of two hundred men, forty Barca
dragons and thirty Of the Mchoacan regiments subse
quently augmented by fifty dragons from Puruamro,
forming total force Of three hundred and twenty
the same day he apprehended Captain Trujillo and
soldiers On the 2sth leavingCoenco at about half
leagues distance the enemy appeared In the Cerro de
Garnica and Barbosa when he Immediately formed in
line of batte Notwithstanding the superiority Of their
cavalry and the strong position occupied by them they
could not resist the vigorous charge Of his column,
which, without firing shot, took the position the
point Of the bayonet when the enemy was completely
personally far the hills OF the Bellas Fuentes,
where ne received lance wound The enemy lost fifty
Lieutenant Col Marquee and other officers The loss Of
the mperasts consisted of twenty men, OF which eleven
The Banderu, Of Morea of the 9th ult states that
General Mendez must be in possession Of Huetamo.
Regules was the 23d at Caracuaro about sixty miles
from Tacanbaro. When he fled from the former he
could not have had eight hundred men, in bad
dition. BY the last accounts no movements had been
Basas river his had not forgotten the action Of
uruapam Rondat tt was said had joined Huerta with
the ss
imperiaiss Captain Clary with company of Zouaves
had taken position the 26th the farm Of Queren
daro
Letters from Oajaca dated the 25th ult confirm the
occupation Of Pua and Taxac0 by the Juariss and the
movements Of the Ausrans In pursuit. where they cap
tured some arms. The enemy approached to No
chistlan, and certain MOntie going about Tuxte
pee with small band, under the eye Of the Austrians
But the same letters say that Por1ro Diaz only
D.
proach Of the Ausrans; but it was unknown in whai
direction.
GUERRERO
The Es,dfAeJ of the Goth ult says that while Porr
Diaz appeared in Oajaca with forces which proba
bly, recruited in Guerrero Alvarez attacked Acapulco
Figueroa had issued circular at Mescala to the in
habitans Of that neighborhood, threatening with
vengeancel unless they adhered the Juars anc
assisted Vargas, Milan and Hernandez, who ma
rauding in those parts
zAcArEcAs
The PaIelbm Nacional Of Tresnilo, dated the 18Th
ult says that nothing had disturbed the public tran
guilty OF this department, Ihe news received from
Laguna we're preparing 70 invade that district and had
been determined 70 oppose them with the disposabl
there, had sailed out
Letters Of the oath that Garcia de Ia Cadena AM
Sanchez Roman continued their flight and had ver
little chance Of escape, Colonel Random Iieutcnan
Colonel Calderon and French company OF the Ninety
Of
up the fugitives.
The chief Dioniss Perez. after his second defea,
Aguarcalientes had penetrated the woods with MIN
men; but the authorities detachment In pursuit
the force destined for the public safety in order fore
them towards Vianueva and Calv o after giving
70 the local authorities that they might cut of his
treat.
SONORA
b despatch from the Commandant yazquez, dated |
suagu I'd inst received Urez the day. JuaJst
force Of seventy men, part Of which was cavalry un.er
surprised The darkness Of the night only permitted |
the mperias.s TO put them TO flight They were con-
Of arms and other objects in the hands Of the inpe-
rialists
The Hsastte Of the 2sth ut speaking Of the campaign
in this department, says"we have received bad n,ws
General Lozada not following up his triumphant oser
trbuted 10 the want OF the pecanary means promised |
him. But, whether true or not the return OF Iozada
momentarlly saves Corona from certain destruction, |
where after his defeat at Concorda he rema ned be-
tween the fires Of the victorious troops Of Lozada
and the French column which left MazatIan, q which
place he concentrate all his forces geta such
Q distance from that column may not be convenient
for them 10 pursue This Inexplcable resolution OF
General Lozada leaves pending enterprise wi ch had
every appearance Of coming TO most successful end In
The Vera cruz Monitor Of the 2eth ult states hat the
Franco Mexican column which left Mazaan on he 18TH
took Villa del Preside the following day; but at mid |
manded by the principal chiefs making q force Of
two thousand four hundred infantry and six |
besides the deac6ment of two hundred and sstv men
cast out in the morning The imperalists then
centrated in hc two principal and nearest places and
bravery the continual attacks OF the enemy w,o TO
retirea long distance and lost two pieces Of artillery
three hundred killed. hundred wounded and large
quantity OF arms and ammunition Of all descriptions
The mperiass lost sixteen killed and sixtysh wound
ed On the Goth, In the morning Juarists returned
70 the charge with great tenacy but the
the town had been meanwhile closed with ptrapcts at
the conclusion Of The first action, the Juass again
repused all sides. with considerable loss In this
second attack the mperiasts only had small mum
Der Dof wounded. Al three in the afternoon tho |
n
posing an arrangement which the imperals rejected
not needing any On the 2st the imperalist desirous
OF aordIng rest TO the wounded at some place Of
security, and not caring remain any longe on spot
where hundreds Of dead bodies state Of corruption
threatened pestience and taking into consideration all
the suerngs Of the people, exposed TO the horrors of
war abandoned Presdo after forcing their way through
the ranks Of the enemy and arrived Maxaan on the
I'D at break Of day, carrying their wounded with them
IN the best possible manner, Notwithstanding the A.
tacks OF the guerlas.
Austrian Troops shipped for Mexico.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1890.
Diplomatic as well other straws often show from
which way the wind blows within few weeks Senior |
Romero, the Mexican minister has risen in the csma-
ion Of diplomatic crclcs Baron s,oeckl and Mr. Bareda
were among his visitors to-day Mr. Barreda has just
returned from Europe, and brings the information that
something less than two thousand Austrian troops have
been shipped TO Mexico since the expression Of Ma |
posons determination to withdraw his forces He s
st..Ss IA,