New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-18


MACMILLAN. Who on his arrival at Pueba had taken up
his residence in country house outside the CITY, trahs
errcd II afterward to the ArchbshOps palace being re-
ceyed his entrance according TO the statement OF the
Imperalist journal, the Pdtia with the greatest enthu
asm by the people, who wished to take ont the horses
from the carriage and only prevented by the oppo
son Of the Emperor who declared his INTENTION II any
such thing were attempted 10 continue his journey on
foot At last accounts Macmillan was still Mt Puebla,
and would It was expected remain some days longer
Indeed it was reported that he would not rtuHto TIC
| capital until the French had entirely left 1t.
All the districts into which tho Department OF MEXICO
were divided under the Imperial regime were in possession
Of the Liberals with the exception Of two and the Repuo
can authorities exercising their functions Without
| any difficulty.
one of the French residents in tho capital had published
notice for meeting Of his fellow cOuntrymen to come
TO determination In the present perllous SITUATION
Gen Bazainc reported would leave the capital In
| tho second week Of January. Some detachnents OF
French troops had left for the purpose 1t was supposed
Of guarding road between Puebla and the capital so
that there might be danger to the Emperor in his jour
ney to latter city. 1t said that MaximlIan on
his return would reside at San Angel
The French troops who had left Durango for the Capt.
tall having under their escort large number OF carriages
and wagons containing families with their effects, who
had left that city on its being evacuated, arrived on the
25tb at Tepeil del Rio. Another convoy Of troops and
families Who had embarked at MazataD, and large num-
Der Of eniigrts from Mazaan downward, was likewise
expected at the place From Tenancngo more than
400 families said by the mperalists to have mm
grated on It's being occupied by the Republicans They
complain that it was the Of every kind OF excess
and that the Republican commander, Riya Paaco, was
not Able to keep his soldiers under restraint The Re
publican forco that occupied amounted to 2oOc men,
who said To be badly armed with very niue art
ory and without any discipline. As this account comes
from their enemies; not much reliance can be placed
| upon II.
Gen Ca,clnau and Tho French Minister had returned
10 the Capital from Pueblo, where they had had an inter
view with Mayiman The object OF thelr mission was
not known although various cOneCures as 10 its lnen-
ton had been hazae one conjecture IL thar cen cas-
tclnau inmat-d Nj ximlian the necessity OF his abd
eating, otherwise OF SATISFYING thc dtlhaHus VI rI,o
payment OF the expenses incurred by the nteVelo
Macmillan is reported 10 have refused to do either say
| INK that h. was determined 10 maintain his position
Another conjecture is that the interview had reference
To arranging difficulties IN carrying out tne hgee-
mcn Of July % OF Last year THIS last colce'ue ha7
Caselnau 20 the capital official document has been
Irsi me- ,i"iet srIre of the custom House n Vera
cruz by the French authorizes concluding with the
were for thc payment OF the debt due to France.
Maximans official paper the Didrio di Inpc~oi has
uibliSlcd the following dispatch received from View
! Noit huf without the signature:
"DfcENBER, 10. lsCG.--some badlyintenlioned, VIE
enemy of your Naiesys repose, has taken the haDt or
Very Interesting health Of Her Majesty august syer
eg IT the moment Of any steamer eavs toF neia ci
With the wicked intention Of acting perhaps upon your
Majesty mind and nducUg your Majesty by thus means
tnGltey none ~ these funors been since confirmed
Mrsty g Grr,h and postye news Il the health ofHer
Majesty oar august Empress have applied 10y me cable
Dr. Heck requesting of him the necessary inioTna-
Ton: uut To- c preson, date have reeensd no ao"cr
II tho shOuld arrive later and by any unfortunate cur
cumstancc rOntan ina effect any confirmation ~ the lat
news invented by the supposed correspondent %" these
papers viii cause H. without moments loss OF time to
arrive your possession although u should be necessary
for that purpose 10 charter vessel on puposr trslng
thai sucl stepwil meet the high appreciation OF your
Majesty" ~. ,..,,o
| fought IN Oajtca With the Impcraliss, consisting ~
! French Austriaas and McNicans. took prisoners 700
Austrans. $50 French and soo Mcxcans The exchange
o. prisoners who comprised IN the captuiaton be
tween Porfirio baE and Gen oronolo ~ only 10 hod
good with respect 70 The French the Aus'rians ana M'
I'm tbe state of O,ta.a who're Porro Dlaz il supreme
the head 81 the Republican the son OF an mpcrairt
Colonel named Man1no had on aned some success over
partsans 81 The Empire are making greater boast than
u dc"r,t- IL" departure oi Daz To open me canpaish
liz church bells in Ogiacn win the exception Of 10
each siece or tower were taken 10 be- converted INTO
~ The French officers who IN The Imperial service
in the McNican Cha-scurs 10 leave with tho French
Mexican troops and the austrian and Belgian leons are
orr hu, heii communicated 10 The superior officers of
thc French army. Marquee was expecting tie orfenLa-
fr hath tbat In me captai and That m the i'm.
terror, have been delivered 70 the Novioan-. ldI
ho, lcft Oda'a ior Irhuantepcc with force 81 5000
The cholera had appeared at Monterey.
President Juarl VA expected at Durango al the com
place IN accsiance Win the law force ,hc Republic
! OF Mexico. had been suppressed.
Gen. Lolada who had been inttstcd by the Imperial
Government with the Department OF Nayarit has 49,
ccdcd and would maintain an armed neutrality between
the contcudiug parties. In this he supported by
the uhabant who met In the city Of san Luis on the
ls Of this month and agreed upon an act OF neutrality
which signed uy tile superior AMI suDorlinui" ON
GERS ~ Ioladas command. t consists nj fourteen prnc
pal articles and fvo auxiliary ones, OF which tho follow
| ing "A e ht features:
The Department ~ Nayarit declares Itself neutral Of al
|
mcu organized by tho nation The towns will organize
volunteer without pay and the Government OF the
| Department viii maintain and pay n regular force or
1000 men ie responsibility and tho powers 0f the com
naner Of this force aud the cv authority viii be differ
ent Belgcrents VIII DE allowed free passage through
the Department after sending notice ana Oth'r requisite
fornaes. Private and official correspondence VIII be
| protected and guaranteed. .
local government Will look after the safety Of vii
and foreigners. The towns OF other departments who
wish 20 unite with Nayart IN this cement viii DO
wisl to settle in the district without interfering Ia the
civil war Don Manuel Lozada Is appointed Commander
inChef and the execution Of the act Il nusted 20 him.
On the day after It's publication the representatives. OF the
town. cOnyokcd and named by Lozadn, VIII proceed TO
elect the authorities their duties concluding the 18th
copy OF the act Ia be sent 20 the Imperial Government
The document ~ signed beside the oth superior and
subordinate Officers, by Gen Lozada, c. RNas, Coils
| Gen Vidaurr has been appointed by Macmillan Of
the Brgadcr Generals OF the Division commanded by Me-
Ja, which is intended 10 operate IN New Leon and Goa
| hula
one of the Imperallst papers, the Osdcn OF Morea,
makes remarks the dscord that prevails among
the Republicans observing that along the coast OF Vera
! cruz Gen. Garcia Il ordered TO Oaaca by Diaz, who
hlames what bo has done. In Huetamo Valdes refuses
10 acknowledge and is trying to mako prisoner of Reg
ues, whom he accuses of ncoupetency and robbery In
sonora the former Constitutional Governor Vega, Is dis
armed and pursued by Corona Vega taking refuge in
! chihuahua. In ramaulipas, Cara, who acted rs GOV
deposed by Candles with whom Tapn fought aud after
| ward deposed Escobedo To these may be added the
the former and his party OF treason to their common