New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-25

sbau have left his capital The situation of affairs not
permitting the assembly Of National Congress- as his
Majesty intended when leaving orzaDa ne wiz eonVoke
meeting of the "Eotabes" The Reverend Father F1s-
cher has been appointed Imperial Secretary.
GEN Gutierrez has defeated the revolutionists under
Garcia de Ia Cardena between Lagos and Leon MOST OF
the towns of Yucatan have sent TO Merida the capital
manifestations Of Joy at the return of Senior Iarreg the
Imperial Commissioner.
The Journal Of Orzaba says work has been resumed on
the Railroad near Chiquhute and that aborers are in
demand
The famous guerrilla Ygnaclo Carrera has been killed
near Orizaba; he was the most influential Of all In that
vicinity, and tho who kept up the rebellion o. zongOt
ica :. EL Z ia-as,zr7J is-Sf ~ - -
On fbe al inst dispatch was received from Miranon
from San Juan del Rio, saying that all were marching
with enthusiasm and were well received ana tat al
the towns through which they had passed were III aNor
Of the good cause More recruits have Joined him on 'Ae
route than he had arms for. -
proclamation was affixed to the street corners II
Mexico calling upon the citizens and receive his
Majesty as the first citizen patriot and chief OF Mexico
On the 9Th the general ringing OF bells announced the ar
rival at La Tea OF the Emperor and thousands OF ei
zens went forth to meet him.
Con Meia "a ON hls way with his division to San Luis
Potos The evacuatng French troops from that city ar
rived on the lst inst at San Miguel Ancude Ryas Paa-
clos had been obliged to abandon Yenanengo on the 20
He attacked Toluca but was repulsed. Gems. Charoh
and Alvarez have triumphed the enemy at Lapaa
The Fort st. Carlos at Perote is s in the hands OF the
Austrians.
RETURN OF MACMILLAN TO THE CAPITAL - PRoCLA-
MATIoN-DIsPUTEs WITH THE FRENCH ABOUT
CUsTOM-HoUSE DUTIES SPEEDY DEPARTURE OF
FRENCH TRooPs-NoTICE TO FRENCH RESIDENTS
IN THE CAPITAL--sUcCEssEs OF THE REPUBLI-
CANS.
From Our Special Correspondent
HAVANA, Jan. 10, 1867.
The report that Macmillan had gone to Orzaba
was il appears unfOunded. The French steamer
Emperatrice Eugene, which arrived here on the
night of the 10th inst, brings word that Maximlan
had gone TO the capital and fixed his residence on an
estate called La Teja not far off According to all
| accounts the condition Of the Imperial regime was
daily becoming worse A draft was to be made in
Mexico City to raise troops for its Defense but the
principal inhabitants already in treaty with tho
Republican General POrfirio Diaz, and had offered
him large sum Of money to save the city from
pllage on the entrance of his forces which it was
supposed would soon take place.
On the day preceding Maximilian's arrival, the
following placaId was posted at the corner OF the
Streets
MExIcAys! The Emperor win arrive tomorrow at the
capita and will fix his abode at the estate Of La Tea The
consong promises OF Oizaba therefore accomplished
all doubtngs are about to be disspated all dsquctudes
TO be camed and all the hopes Of the good are about to
be realized.
Do YOU know feow-countrymen, what this event sig
nifes It signifies that Mexico has at it's head Prince
OF a magnammous heart, and that the country can be
| saved from anarchy, dissolution and death.
The return Of the Sovereign TO the capital has always
been Of Joy for its inhabitants Much greater
ought It TO be now, when, rising above everything he
comes to offer afresh bis arm his heart aud his life on
tho aliars of the country that mplored mis- safeguard
! MeNcans! The Emperor carries In his hands the
riqaTt banner, and comes to die with us, II It's re-
aurcd for the independence and liberty OF the nation
it rs rs 10 aud tell him that are grateful and
Tiers, conendng likewise for liberty and Independence.
All Of you children Of the noble city Of Montezunas
and Cortes OF all parties and opinions who have not
your heats perverted by political passions who can APP
recate grand virtues Eaia9t deeds hsrCo &
tranquility OF your hcarhe the future Of your nation ana
citizen the first patriot and the first chief OF Mexico;
and contemplate In this generous Prince the syDol
| Tin FRIENDS or NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE.
Merico, Jan. 4, 1867
Macmillan did not however enter the capital hav
| ing gone, as mentioned above, TO La Tea; but his
arrival there was notified To his subjects IN the me-
tropolis by the ringing of all the church bells at the
| hour of his arrival. II am. on the 5th. The road
leading 20 there filled with carriages and persons
| on horseback and foot, DESTROYS TO show their adhe
sion 10 their sovereign at least the newspapers the
Imperial side in Mexico City say so; but whether it
| was the not, could only be determined by an
are extremely fond of flattering and not very much
restrained in their language by regard 70 the truth
| The same papers say that the Emperor few hours
who had been previously summoned for that purpose
MiramOn, who had left the capital, would, 1t was
expected fix his headquartersat Leon, IN the state OF
! Guanajuato, and not far from the state Gapltal
of the same name-the City of Guanajuato which lt
was reported had been taken by the Republicans;
hut this is now contradcted although the first re-
port is more likely 10 be tie correct one. Leon how
ever at last accounts, garrisoned by force OF
Mexican lmperialsts the French troops having left
it, According TO telegram received at the office OF
the Secretary of War in Mexico on the 5th MraInon
had arrived at QueretarO and sent word on that day
of victory gained by two Of his Generals tghacon
and Alvarez) over the Republicans OF the City Oh
ZapOtan.
Macmillan and the French authorities have come
into collision about the payment OF Custom House
duties The French authorities at the capital issued
q short time ago circular stating that goods pro-
ceedng from Vera Cruz, and which were III the
CustOm-I House of Mexico city, having been passed
with the usual fornalites, would be given up to
their respective consignees, French agent being
placed near the Custom-House OF the capital and
Commissioned 10 that this arrangement was car
red into effect The same circular likewise states
that the delivery OF goods imported by Vera cruz
and their dispatch from that port would not be per-
mitted in favor Of those commercial houses that re-
fused TO accept and pay the checks presented from
the French treasury for the payment Of Custom
House antics.
On the other hand, Maxmilians official paper, the
Diario del Inp1iO published the 7th has the fol-
lowing:
owe are authorized TO make known TO the merchants
who goods In the CustomHouse Of this capital pro-
ceedlng from Vera Cruz and brought with papers that
are not in accordance with the laws Of the Empire that
the representatives OF France unauthorized TO place
agents In this for the purpose Of facii
tating the withdrawal OF such goods for supposng
that the Convention OF the 3Oth OF July was IN oil It's
ygor the action OF such representatives would stu be
limited TO the offices OF the port without no all being
tended 20 the interior Cust0mHouses Wherefore II the
mcnt With the respective office OF Mexican revenue
formity with the existing fiscal regulations
Everything at the Capital portends an early evacua-
ton by the French, and it Is said that Maxi