New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
lfEAICO.
TmE CAPTURE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
MAMMALIAN.

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! MAMMALIAN.
81 rxIEeHlPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Ngw-ORLEASs, June l0.-Mcxican adyices To the 2d
inst have been received Mirnmon was still danger
ously III from his wound. Gen. Mcndcz was executed
by oi,ler OF Escobedo the 10th ut. He was shot
few hours after the ampuaion of his leg When
Macmillan gave up his sword TO EscObedO, he said
- surrender 10 You my sword, owing TO an Infamous
tr,ason without which to morow's would have seen
yours In my hands"
Escobcdo had ordered a court-martial to assemble
on the roth for the trial of the Emperor MaXimilian
has sent through Gen. Diaz, telegram To the Prus-
sian Minister IN the City of Mexico. to obtain the
services of Miriam Rya IubliciO and the Liccntlate
Mantczh de Ia Tarc To defend him. The following
is the official list Of the officers made prisoners at
Qucrctaro
Emperor Ferdinand Maxim!lln; Generals Miguel
Mramnn, Thomas Meiia, Severe Del Castillo, Francisco
c. C.sandrn JosG de Herrera. Lalada Felciaua, jose
Maria Mogano, Mariana Ecs Pantateon Marct Mariana
lenterdc. Jesus Maria C'lvo Pedro VALDEZ, Manuel
E'obel and syesco gaurrez Total H. Also, Colonels,
Il; Lieut.. Cooncls. 10; Captains and Brevet Lieut.
Colonels 6; Majors Captains III; Lcutcnans, llG
Second Licutenants, loo-Toial, ~.
The following proclamation has been issued by
MaXmilian:
CoUNTRYMEN After the valor aud patriotism OF inc
Republican forces have destroyed my scepter IN TINS
save the honor OF my cause aud OF my race after the
bloody siege in which the Imperial and Republican sol
ders have competed II abnesaton and boldness, Will
explain myself
Countrymcn, came Mexico. not only animated with
the best faith of nsurng the felicity Of all and each OF
us. but was called aud protected by the Emperor OF
France Napoleon III. Hc to the rdicule OF France,
abandoned Inc cowardy and UNANIMOUSLY by demand OF
the United states after having seessy spent forces ana
tosure and shed the blood OF her sons ana your own
When the news OF my fall and death reaches Europe
all the mongrcs Of Cbarlemagnes country VIII demand
the NapoleOnc Dynasty on account of my Dood OF the
German Belgian and French blood shed IN Mexico Then
will Napoleon Ill be covered with shame from head to
foot To-day he has already seen His Majesty the En-
peror OF Austria my august brother praying for my life
IN te United States aud myself prisoner OF war in the
hands OF the Republican Government aud with my crown
and my head torn In pieces
Couutrymen Hcre are my last words Idesire that
nv hood may regenerae Mexico and serve rs warning
10 ALL ambitious and incautous princes; and that son
will act with prudence and trutfulness and ennoble
with your virtues the political Of the flag You gus
tain May Providence you and make you worthy OF
myself "NN"i|'NN'
FIGHT BETWEEN IMPERIALIsTs AND REPUBLICANS IN
TIE STREETS OF TAMPIco
The following intelligence has been received via
Havana:
TlurIco, May Soften Gomez still holds out, having
pronounced against JuaItl ana III Ia'or oI OiVE"' ""
The morning 0f the lth inst portion of the garrison re-
yolted I'm favor JuaTez when fight ensned ~ tne
strects lasting five hours The revOltcd party was many
put 10 flight Of them took refuge on board the I,
4 steamer Yantc ana the merchant vessels III he Por
and many were shot while seeking place or safely A.,
Tbe forces of JuaeZ are drawing their lines arouu tls
placc aud there will probably be "A battle soon
MINISTER CAMPBELL STILL AT NFW-oELEANS.
NEW ORLEANS June l0-Minister Campbell Is sim
here luxuriating in the comforts of this volhPtn0ns
city showing inclination TO depart for the liaii Oh
the MonteZumas