The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-28
THE LATE MAMMALIAN.
Prince SaIm-SaIm on the Treason OF

Vierna (Dec. 10y Correspondence London Isleora,,h
It VIII e,re be remembered that the archtrator Miguel
milIan an address To my ielfow citizens and the
capture of Queretaro. and exculpated himself from
the charge Of treason brought 'ngHinss him
iiLL ful conrade has replied 70 the address in ques
mind should be MADE up for good and al relative to
tHe o u IPs Ss nSstsn TO
gallant Princes declsratl6n. which would probably
han liv In any other country than degraded Mexico
October e; In P1ison:-In the d0eu@ents which
SnS 70 The entire ,S word you appeal to me as your
ueachery. and assert that your declaration viii be
characterized by absolute truthfulness Although, as
months captivity, my sense Of right does not peEe
your appeal viii prove TO you that your sO
Is characterlzed by absolute msndacty.
lin Mofelia). enttied. Retaliation Of Mich Lopez's
aS MsS s 6y the 1eS SS
the Imperial Army in Morelia.' and declare that the
actly my ,opinions. Before the world al large you
assert mat 9nere!aro was captured by force arms
Oath, 18th Msyl 70 treat with the enemy; that the
Il deciars 70 you before the whole world that Que
aOne that you the traitor, and that your hands
are stained with the blood OF your former sovereign
at is false the Emperor ordered you to treat
why, If you had been ordered on that fatal night
70 the enemy 8 lines. DID you return thence at TWO
wel) and conduct that oicer Of the enemy's forces
into The Cruz itselIinto the Emperors headquarters
why old you, in absolute contradiction of the Em.
peTors ORDERS and without my knowledge, command
The BODY Guard and the Hungarian squadron 70
perors commands that they should keep ssddIeo up
why was every place in the Cruz, even 10 the
most outerwsrds huertd, entirely stripped of troops
why were the eight cannon planted on the Plaza
de la Cruz turned round with their muzzes towards
why, when the enemy approached, was the So
deprived of its gunners and upse?
''Why did you, at two O'clock lead the enemy's
revolver in his pocket round our works for his nfor
why did you, at four o'clock again leave our lines
IN the company & OF q the S same genera ana return in
enemy, leading them in persoa into the innermOst
court OF the cruz, where you were received by your
accompllce leutenAntCOlonel Jablonski and greeted
'I'How shall IL be explained that you, prisoner,
then went yourselfto the Emperor, In order 20 com
municate this circumstance 20 him. and that there
OF the enemy. and exclaimed, Quick, the EN-
"ow shall il be ex piained that YOU At the head of
the enemys battalion Nuevo Leon, ordered the Hus
to he oisarmed and dlsmOunted?
How can you justify me fact that you. the prisoner
nounced many other officers next day?
O.Ts aSI you s fhs S rraor OerA
why were you, The prisoner Lopez. always free9"
PTiI ce SalmSalm goes on to interrOgate Lopez why
he betrayed his Emperor aud bene ACTOR, and replies
wts reVenee' because the ISmperor had retained
Lopezs already lled.out bTevet General, for the
reason that bravo" had laid before his M sty
documeI proving that Lopez had been, under santa
Anpas pTesldency, disgraced and turned out OF the
army by general order rs traitor. More details
this subject already known to the public, follow aud
the Princes declaration closes with these words:-
~ ou challenge 10 meet you, before the world at
large. those who accuse you OF treason. i accuse
you Oftbat cTime and before the wOrlt at la rge, {
aCcept your challenge. have thorough confidence
10 the Government, and hope that It will place no
Il I'm pedimenLs in
"ln very few days leave this with several of my
| captive comrades tor OaXaca, destination,
There you Will find me. after he publication OF this
letter, ready for you. weapons in hand prepared TO
answer you for what have inserted / declare TO
| you, however, that 1 will wage paper wa- with
You. FELIX, Prince Salm' Salm.
/ ''In Prison. Kloster de las Capuchinas
QueretarO. Oct. T. 1867"
need rcely add that the cowardly rufian t.
whom this conclusive statement addressed d'd
not comply with the Princes invitation. Tue above
document settles, think, at once, and forever the
subject of Lopez treason or non-treasOn. May he
meet with his reward
Mics Caroline M. Richings. the wellknown
| American pTinGdOnHd, was married at Boston
on Christmas Eve, to Pierre Bernard, OF New
York city. The lady is the adopted daughter
OF the veteran Peter Richings, OF the old Park
| Theatre, Mr.. Bernard is member OF the
EtnN hon nf NnHfn htQ MI lq