New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
MEXICO.
MAMMALIAN SENTENCED TO BE SHOT AND
EXECUTED. ~ n

EXECUTED. n
THE TRIAI. OF MAxINiLIAN-HE WAS SENTENCED To
BB DE SHOT ON JUNE 4-REPoRrRD Ex Kcur,oH
OF GIN. o'HsRA BY MARQUEz-LrmRAL suc-
cEssEs AT TnE CAPITAL ~
sr TRIBUNE - s..r..r ..r
NEw-ORLEANs, June lS-The following disrktch 10
received from Galveston, dated 10Th inst:
We have dates from Queretaro Of the Sd instant,
and from Marterez of the 9tb A letter from sala
Luis Potosi of the 81 says that telegram
| from QueretaTo of the Sd states that
the trial OF Macmillan had not been
concluded. Sixty ladies in mourning residing at
San Luis, had called upon President Juarez, aud
prayedfthat the lives OF the pIsoncrs at Queretaro
might be spared The President said he woald do
all chat he could compatible with justice and his
dntics; that many Liberals had been shot at fof
whom they had not intededed. lr
Two engagements had taken place at the capital,
which resulted in favor of the Republicans. The
foreigners in the city had advised Marquee to sur
render, promising TO protect his escape.
The Brownsville RdackerO says that FL AcI;odR0 Of
the 18th reports Santa Anna eff Vera Cmz. IL 10
reported that Macmillan had asked for private
interview with Juarez for the purpose Of disclosing
important State secrets
Macmillan was convicted on the night Of tho Sd
inst. and sentenced to be shot the morning Of tho
4th with Miramon and Mejia. Gen. MARQUEE, COM
manding the City of Mexico, has executed Gen. UHa.
ran commander Of the post, for reasonable core-
spondence with the Liberals He has also arrested
100 Liberal sympathzeTs in the city and Threatens To
execute them and burn the city if Maximilian and
his Generals are harmed Mejia selected Escobeslo az
his counsel who refused to serve, saving: See him
damned -l .f
SANTA ANNA PROCLAIMED IN TAAPIco.
The Express publ hes the following pronnncia-
mento, which, it says, is taken from Tampieo JoDIDa,
and mas reached this city by private hand:
ARTICLE I. The garrison Of Tampico and It's citizens
have decided TO dsavOw the Government of Don beDo
Juarez as antinationa and anti-patriotic
Seeond: Rcpel and protest due form against the de-
crees of the 2Sd Of April, 1867. -, -, =.
Third: The garrison OF Tanpieo and the BIisades of
Bargas and Canas dc clare to defend and sustain WIN
all their and power the sovereignty OF ue Sa'e Oh
fourth Potcs, equally against the act Of Don Beno
Juarcz y which ne has m e q, % H. ,iI,1
States of North America for 80 000,0Oo -
santa Anna as CenerslinChief OF the Mexican Afmess
and President ad interim Of the Republic OF Mexle9
Sh: The garrison Of Taupico places % the disposal q
Gen Santa said city and stote, and all Us material
of war; and all It's resources so as TO enable him 10 sns-
tain and defend the sovereignty of the nation
SsssH His Excolency the General has to support and
adhere the reformed laws. which tolerate religious D-
Ei1tM. As soon as he shall have taken possession OF
the Capital of Mexico rs interim President he shall con-
SSSe @ a, TGasSs ta sPsr 81 he N"'On Or ' u
Viph Cen r. f. is hereby authorized to represent ths
Government TampicO- his Exceeney, Gen. Santa
Anna.
the General the intentions OF the G0yernnlent or the
State OF TamauliHs well as It's political and military
situation.
Eicrsal: In case that His Exceency, Gen A. l. dc
Santa Anna should have absented himself from tbe Ciiy
OF New-YOrk then Gen. f. VIII Immediately pfoceea V
ST. Thomas Or. TO any other place where nc may D1a
Rs Exceloncy, ANA comply with the object OF DIS conn
TrSffh: His EScelIeney Gen. Santa Anna = s9siie9
"a declare ts resolution within three days aitcr hssbH
receIved the present communication 6hd 10 mahs ~ =
known to the Government for its fueuTe acuOh u cog
nlzance, &c. NM ~ %e1D ~, DSiAA' '''
Mp CAMPBELL RESIGNS HIS POSITION AS MINISTER
TO MEXICO. 90.
NEw.oRLEASs, Juae 1.-THE following telegra"S WIZ
tell their own story
| WASHINGTON, June 10, 1857
/ GEN JAMES B. STE ADNAN, Neir- Orleans: =
SWli v0u accept The mission TO Mexico, ana pioeee"
there without unnecessary delayi Answer:
Gcu steadman to-day returned the following reply tn
tie dispatch of Secretary seward;
NEw-ORLEANs, June ~, 1857
Hon wiLLIAM.H SEWARD, Secretary Of Na~' "us""oL
ton, ID. O.:
. thank YOU for the compliment you have paid me- Dnb
the condition of my private affairs cOmpes me 70 eenho
' ~ JAMES b. SrEADMAn.
Minister Campbell is still here, but has forwarded bu
resignation 10 Secretary Seward.