New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
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MEXICO.

DENT JUAREZ-yIDAURRI REPORTED SHOT
TIE EXECUTION OF MAMMALIAN TO BE JUS
TILTED BEFORE THE WORLD.
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NEw-O ORLEANS, July 19.-The United States
cutter Wilderness arrived here last night from,
Vera Cruz. where she arrived the Irh instant with
Madame Juarez. deputaton Of Mexican officials
boarded the vessel and warmly welcomed Madame Juaren
back TO Mexico. on the 18th instant she dscmbarked
from the wilderness, and met with enthusiastic public
reception, both civil and military. The display during
the day aigala one and at night the city was bril-
antly Illuminated, and there magnificent display
of fireworks in her honor. She, accompanied by large
party of Mexican notabities TO leave fO The city
Of Mexico on the 10th instant
President Juarcz arrived at the capital The th and
was cordially received. lie emphaticay declines re-
election TO the Presidency and has ordered election
be held He will retire 10 his hacienda in the
tans his successor IL chosen IL officially
ported that Gen vdau has shot, thus meeting tba
fate OF Macmillan, MramOn and Meiia Gen Marquee
believed TO be hiding the city of Mexico. He VIII la
shot as he captured II was reported IN Vera
Cruz the 14th that Santa Anna was Si alive h later
received this city from Tampco state that he bas
been shot. Everything quiet in Vera Cruz, and The
city was perfectly healthy
The Austrian soOp-owar Elizabeth was receiving Ans
trian refugees on board She held 40 communication
with Mexican officials except through the United States
gunboat Tacony and Consul saulnier The Wilderness
brings dispatches to the Brit oh, French, and Austrian
Governments.
The Mexican Government is about to publish adj
dres the world in which they expect TO justify them
selves for the execution OF Macmillan 1t will treat of
the killing OF $500 MeXicans for defending their native
soil, and cite precedents which they think VIII clearly
prove their acts within the range Of pOprety They
viii produce documents which. they viii throw new
light upon what they have done Some Of the aIest men
in the Republic are engaged on tue work.
THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN SECRETARY
T.
WASHINGTON, July 10-The President to-
day transmitted to the House OF Representatives NUM-
Der Of documents reply to resolution requesting
Them il not incompatible with the public interests to
furnish copies of all communications 20 the Hon Lewis
ID. Campbell late Minister TO Mexico, and his successor,
etc appears that Mr. Campbell accepted the appoint-
ment Minister to the Republic OF Mexico in May 1876
In letter to him. Secretary Seward says the State De-
partment the confident belief that his Bie-
gent and serious attention VIII be directed TO The interests
Of the United States and that his conduct will be emil
nently conducive 10 harmonic the friendly relations now
existing between the Governments of the two conhtIies
Mr.. Seward Mr. Campbell on the 25th Of October
last that he or CampbeD was aware of friendly
and explicit arrangement between this Govern
ment and the Emperor of France, in effect, 10
withdraw his EXpetonary military force from Mexico
Doubts were expressed whether the Emperor viii do
this. However all affairs relating to the condition Of
Mexico much must the Secretary says be left Ia Mr..
Campbells discretion. But. he adds, the Governments
will expect of you t that A. the representative 81 tho
United States you accredited to the Republican Gov
eminent OF Mexico II which JuareZ President your
communications must be made ia him Wherever ne NAV
be- and In 40 event will you officially recognize either
Prince MAMMALIAN, WHO claims 20 he Emperor, or any
other person. chef or combination as exercising mo
executive authority IN Mexico without having hst re-
ported to this department and received instructions rom
the President.
Second: Assuming the French Military commander
shall be gcd in good faith in executing the acement
before mentioned for eyacuating Mexico the asicem"hs
on our pagt ~ relation To that event VIII FORBID u. Uhao
states and thelg representative rom oOsUctug or em~
Third: The desires in regard to the fthre
Of Mexico not the conquest OF Mexico any pan NJ H. or
of amd or dominion: but on the other hand they desire
to see the people OF Mexico released from all foreign
the conduit of their affairs under The exist
ing Republican soyerhmeht OF sGcm %'af nc ,Sf
liberty they may desire 10 adopt IN the exercise 81 their
from any foreign eoultry, and, OF course whos ''-
ton from the United states. .
In a subsequent part or the letter, Mr. Seward says r
any proposition shall bc made the subject Of roorgal,-
izng Mexico and restoring the Republican Government
place the information Of the President The remains
der Of the letter refers to the General Of the Army HAVING
discretionary power as 10 the location Oh me 2ss n @
United state IN the Vicinity OF Me Neo and mat ms military
porant subjects IL VIII be recouected tial
Sherman, instead OF Gen. Grant rs the Secretary sg-
gested accompanied MI. Campbell TO Vera cruz the par
touar. relating to the object OF which expedition arc
already familiar 70 The public, namely, communication
with Juarez. Mr.. Campbell having returned TO N.w-or-
leans gave information time 10 time Of events tran
spiriug in Mexico. M seward writes TO Nh Campbell
l" your letter You ak for special instructions ns".
the sLbect OF claims OF the citizens OF me uh" Ss
against Mexico. reply, until you have pres'nied yohr
credentials yOu will make no approximation 20 mat Gov
enmet concerning them, and in no event without nav,
ing reported to the Department the facts III 'he several
ON The Cd OF APRIL Mr. Seward wrote to Nr Campbell
that the Department had commenced negotiations with
United states, residing in Mexico were 10 he exempt
from all forced loans, or military eNacuons, or
acquisitions Next follows the letter from Secretary
him TO communicate with President Juarez in behalf 1t
Maximi3n ana A sup orters N r ca a pf"rns
the Secretary what means he had adopted 70 ts ena.
The cumens embrace the reply OF the MeAicah hhser
OF Foreign Affairs wm'h has heietoore pena W. Tm
ON the 1ls OF June MI Seward again ulsed Nj 'anl-
bell 10 proceed with much dispatch as posSn" o mo
residence OF President Juarez ana enter upon nv sn
and 10 earnestly urge clemency 10 Max nan ahd mo
Next follows the correspondence about Mr.. Campbell
going Mexico but II appears mat no vessel G wa Tas
run the risk of fever by touching at havana ibr reasons
for SeE mrs his successor s was sent TO The former
ON the sd OF July bur the correspondence Today
does show that It accompanied 10y any new IN
struct0ns.
TIE EFFORT 10 SAVE THE LIFE OF NANINuiAS.
The President to-day, in reply 10 a resolution 81 the
Senate sent 70 that body voumnous docnmens concern
ing Macmillan; many of them have already been pub
shed on the 2st Of June Secretary Seward wrote 10
Minister Romero:
81 am authorized TO inform President InareI maj ma
Emperor of Austria will at once retsabsh lrh'e mani
milan in all his rights OF succession as Archhhe :" AUS
tria upon Mexico releasing himand VIII reno' forever
all projects in Mexico. VIII you obllge me ny conveying
this message by telegraph to President Juarez o hs M.
formation with a request that II compatible, be VIII
make the Same known to Prince MaxDilan i"i hs i'-
formation"
Mr. Romero on tie same day informed Mr. Seward hat
he transmitted tie to the Mexican Minister OF
Foreign Affairs having sent it as far as Orleans ~
telegraph in time TO reach the outgoing steamer He
also states that on the 18th June he sent Secretary
Stewards memorandum of that date In which Was nada
known To him that Emperor OF the French ana tho
Queen of England addressed the Government OF ina
United States. requesting IL to inerpose s KIND omSss