The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-18

- 1stsSninsd MOI = return 70 the capital Bssaineb
in1snlsa wss V mako hs sxn in two % three weeks
w. said that MAMMALIAN would remain In Puebia,
whore he vas inossAntly occupied n the despatch Of
Dsec business I'LL the early part II January, and that
h was prsparin9 70 b In the capital before The
snd Of nsxs month u appears that great preparations
wsss being naads 10 give him pe0pous reception
u vas pretended that the 'dirsct and material In
tervsntion the part d the United States in favor
~ Juazssn many people Who hitherto were iukswarm
aboss the psrmansncy a ths "smpirs Induced ~
adhsrs 70 The cause Of Naxlmian Others want him V
become the Presdsat Of the new republic, even II 10
should af.erward become Dictator
Valley Of Mexico, on the 22d.
Chace |. aid % b in the hands Of the liberals:
aonsals. Nontss. the political Project have given
thsir yesignaaion
The Ire reports the evacuation Of San Louis BY The in
perialiss under Meta while anoshsr paper che Psvtsl
sap.,ns !. IN, ~, "a rs q ne . ssnca co
but W presume that hey are men q the foreign rss
ment fslegraphc despaschs TO the 2sd announce the
No doubt this has given rss 70 the report q evacuaol
The forces which said 70 be numerous With
sss scooans sfr The events Il Esssnoros and hsr r.
turn Monterey do NOT exceed two thousand men, Be-
a ws know y Tsv9sv .nd ss Ss ws
NaehuAla and Bustamanto VEN mot sufficient 70 take
the Offensive against the division Of Mejia"
The only item Of news Is dated from Aorelea, the 2Sd
General Mendez had held meeting Of the most opuent
people and merchants Of said town for tho purpose oe
The guerilla forces had been rapidly on the increase
IN that department Salvatierra occupied by force
OF thousand men under Regules, Canto and Echa-
gaay Whether the report that the city Afterwards
beyond the outskirts Of the town Santa Maria del RIO
was also occupied by Juarst force Of SIX hundred
cavalry under Aurelano.
The advices are 70 the 18TH and confirm the report
that Porhrio Diax had marched on Tehuantspec tho
In the town Of Pochuta the son Of Colonel Manzano
father defeated Lopez orosco who has bssn some time
on the coast OF Jamepec; although Porfrio Daz sent
renforcemens in aid from the city, Manzano was lucky
enough TO defeat both He Ii great soldier and has
considerable connections In that neghb0rhood The im
periass have fear Of Daz enccting anything either
me mperaists report two defeats suffered by Pornrio
Diaz In Oaxaca.
The evacuation OF Zacatecas by the iperiaists may
have led TO the report spread OF the occupation Of Agus
Caientes BY the liberals Because Comes Portugal ID
named Governor OF said department dees not says one
OF the impsrias papers, constitute occupation Of the
place by the Juars Before zacatecAs occupied by
the liberals Auza was named Governor
Tho loss Of Guadalaara conradcted because esteO
@ the 1sth said th.; evsrythng was tranquil Never.
slight action took place at pae about thirty miles
the city, in which the impsr ass beaten and
the liberals entered the town tho next day; wns re-
ported that the Juarss Immediately imposed forced
loan upon the inhabitants Of millions Of doaSM The
other mperast papers say that Guadaaara was evAou
atod by the mperalists without any feat Of arus ana
that the liberals occupied three days after They fur
ther state that General Mrsmon left the city Of Mexico
the 10Th, TO concentrate the forces under GonoTL
Gutierrez who had the command there and that afseR
getting large supply Of artillery and Armament where
with 70 complete the army of which he IL named
tho Guadaaara would b recovered
by the imperiaists II supposed 70 have been
evacuated for strategetic reasons
The French forces which to escort considerable
that abandoned the city When the French left IT, were
expected IN Mexico. There about two thousand
persons in ALL including the from the Convent Of
st. Teresa said that the liberals had muCted yhe
inhabitants In $500 00O-soe wealthy persons having
10 pay $40 600 and upwards because they sympa
thizers with the empire.
General Sedgvvick Released.
NV ORLEANS Jan. II, 1851
telegraphic order this morning 70 General
Reynolds commanding ~ Brownsville. releasing Gem
ea Sedgwick OF Matamoros occupation notoricy, from
arrest and ordering him to his regiment s.a
Affairs In Durango and Maxatian.
SAS FRANCISCO, Jan. IL, 1891
BY the United States Sarauac, which arrived
from Maxaflan yesterday, letters received stating
tina. Juarez Mt Durango Tho liberals were in quiet
possession Of Mazatlaa, Gusymas and La Pax The
saranac brings ten thousand Mexican doliars.