New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-03
8 G3rlrans ailp C5reatent
7RIOAY CORNING, AUGUST 5, 1850.


The Mexican Times Of the 10th instant has
sccthy article on the subject of the departure of
sBe EMPRESS Carlotta for Europe. 1t is exceed
irrly ealoqistic of her and the emperor, and init
mates that the object of her maiesty's voyage is
to endeavor to induce foreign powers to aid Maxi
niiian in firmly establishing his government We
stbioln the concluding sentence of the article:
The interests at stake are worth the sacrifices
and the efforts which this noble empress is making
fer, without at this time giving the particulars,
tTe can safely say that ii the empire were to cease
re morrow after its brief existence of two or
t4gee years the traces of the benefits y nss
wrought in Mexico can never be obliterateaa, ~
even by the civil wars, anarchy ang coii"saVn
which are sure to replace it, ana We ap
neal IN the limited States in the name o.
reai human interests; in the halne ,S =. :,
sld enlightened progress H. nnFortnnate
q the long suiferlngs q W. tbamseIves in
Reope in their attempts 70 govern I'll ~
slafeYance IN fbat pnbe opinion OF nations wihch
no country however powerful can whohy uast r.,
gard ana which will justly charge theh Win an
mo i5n,snfahle and terrible consequences OF
49, iase4, bv their moral influence the only
Good government which this unhappy country
~ ever enioyed; to aid, rather than impede, the
efforts Of the present government IN accomplishing
IN beuefcent and laudable objects it has in view,
1gsieh are the regeneration and Improvement OF
sgexico to such degree as to make her future
prosperous at home and respected abroad, under
any form Of government which she may then
think proper to adopt,
while the siege of Tampieo was proceeding,
party of Liberals went and attacked Panuco, but
without success according to Imperial accounts
General Mendez had failed in movement against
Regules at San Antonio de las Huertas, but is said
to have made diversion against some alleged
petty bands commanded by Garniea, capturing
fifteen men.
The city Of Santiago had been captured by Co.
- -. A. -lrr I,a
walled The result, it is said, must be the com
plete depopulation Of that rich and fertile coast.
unless steps are taken to annihiate Corona's
forces.
The following paragraphs are from the Times
Notwithstanding the presence of Imperial troops
in Haasteca, the revolutionary movement seems 70
be gaining ground. The rumor Of rising in
Huauchinango proved but too true. The three
villages, Pajuatlan, Tuto and Tenangoi have also
TeYolted.
on Tie goth Of June guerrilla of is horsemen
imposed a forced loan and plpndered several
dwelling houses at Atotonilco Ell GFande. The
same band approached Huasca but took to hight
on being received by the inhabitants with q few
gun shots.
] On the 30th the village of Metepec FIVE leagues
from Tulancingo, was invested by band Of one
hundred strong, with twelve horses, coming from
Tenango
Noriega, who commanded them, took away
arms, horses and cattle, and made prisoners OF
two young girls Of the place, enjoining the people
TO have $500 ready for him on his return The
father of one of the girls, wishing to follow her,
was maitreated and obliged to return.
The road from Vera Cruz TO Jalapa no longer
enjoys the security left it by Gen. Calderon, the
former military commander of the district. A few
days ago the diligence was attacked by three men
on foot, and malefaetOrs are reappearing even in
the streets Of Jalapa.
A new ministerial combination is freely spoken
of Messrs, Theodoso LaTes. Vertz and Ortigos
arc, it is said, to constitute part Of the cabinet
M. lie Gen. 0smOnt has not yet accepted the
position of secretary Of war.
We find in the Sociedad the report that Regules
mad pronounced for Gen. Santa Anna in Michoacan.
Colma is shown to be evidently on the eve of a
revolt against Imperialism. San Juan de Guada-
Iupe, the mountains Of Huejuquilla, and Toluca,
were allharassed by the Liberals, or Dissidents,'
as the Imperialists call them.
Tie Times also has the following paragraph;
We learn that Matamoros and all other places
occupied by the dissidents have been closed to
trade by order Of the government. All merchan,
disc coming from these places will be subjected
10 the same duty as if imported from abroad.
The department of Chihuahua has been sub
jeeted TO similar prohibition. Passports VIII be
REQUIRED Of all travellers to that country.