The New York herald., 1867-03-12
QUA HAVANA Correspondence.

Probable Fall of Campeachy Into Liberal
Hands Conditions which Max VIII
Leave the Country-Imperiulist Versions Of
the Lnte Disasters &c.
ssf-. HAVANA, March o, 1857.
- Tho Spanish steamer Ciudad Conda having at last
appeared enabled to give yodr readers synopsis
OF the news from Mexico The dates from the capital
are to the 10th and from Sisal to the 22d ult
There we're about hundred passengers that embarked
in the Cudad Condal and have been brought here in
three sailing vessels. Among the most notable ind
Seniors J. Fernando Ramirez, Luis Robes Pezuela, N
Martinez Peza and several Others all exminsters
and counselors OF Maxmilian; Senor Labastida, the
Archbishop of Mexico; Antonio Escandon, the million
ara and Sr Andrade, proprietor OF tho Sotedad, all
route for Europe They have all gone to the Hotel do
Santa Isabel with the exception Of the Archbishop, who
has up his residence with the Bishop OF Havana
The artillery and warike stores which the imperial
commssary Of Yucatan sent TO the besieged forces in
Campcachy had fallen into the hands Of the who
were bombardng said town, and the resistance the
part OF tho mperalsts could not be much longer pro-
longsd Commissary Ilarrequ had organized force Of
thousand men, with which he intended to open the
campaign against the liberals who encamped in
the vicinity Of Morida, under the command OF zepeda
learn from respectable source Ia reliant OF
this city who came passenger by the G Conda) that
when said steamer sailed the town OF Campeachy con-
tnued under siege by the liberals, who only six
the bes,egcd and the Inhabitants around the city The
liberals commanded by Garcia and Carlo. Merida
was fortified and Tho imperial sailed the 10th
ult. to attack the liberals, who, under Zepeda, wcre
fortified in Tkuc with four pieces OF artillery On the
The imperial c0mmxsarat Was in need of all kinds OF
After the disaster OF Mramon, Maxsmilan left the
capital with General Marquee, 70 put hime elf at the
head Of the remnants of his army. Several OF the
state that the principal object OF this excur
sion have interview with Juarez, 10 whom be
would promise TO retire from the country Immediately
f in confederation thereof he assured Of general
The estates OF Don Juan Flores and Don Domingo |
Benavente both rich propretors had been sequesered
ment OF their adhesion and eminent services to the
monarchy. MeH
the imperial authority Of Yucatan for the defence Of
CampeAchy, had been claimed by the French Admiral
70 foreign merchants may readily be ,mssucd the
Mexican authorities Immediately executed the order Of
the Admiral. after sundry communications bad been
n The following items from impcriaiist sources
coantered resistance on The part Of ali foreigners and
the different IN the capital nos only SUP
RSrsS1 Snt1 sssin:. susn uS ths imposision. y
General NsjIa having recovered his health would re-
Po,rso pl.a Who had not been heard Of for some
tme had arrived according the last advccs at Hua
n et the oc c.p,s on re 18th u for the interior in
order to bs near the operations Of the army.
p.sso 4. oveiss nss Jaapa Honorato Domnguez was |
occupying Hutusro and the environa tI
Carynai taking the town OF san Juan del NJ
ON the 6,h ut marched 10 the capital OF Querearo with
1000 men inciudiug cavalry. General Nsja received
re nforc~nent Of 6o0 men.
RIVERA with two thousand men. including cavalry, |
wss completely defeated In the action Of MirWmon at
Quemada the 9Th, BY two hundred Of the Third bat
TALON Of Chasseurs the Scventch Of the ine two bat
tsries the regiment OF the Emress and the brigade OF
QsirogA The liberals suffered very severe losses and
among whom Rivera severely so.
battle expected to take place soon between the
imperasts concentrating Queretaro and the liberals
who we're advancing from San Luis and other depart
meuts. 1Fa
Tho divisions Of Generals Meja and Msndcz to
arrive simultaneously In Queretaro Mnmons forces
would probably reach sight thousand men.
General Tabera sent despatch dated Santa Fe the 1h
ut The liberals disputed the Paso from Pcrexneo. An
action cnsued The tmperiaists took Of the mounted
pieces Of artillery and caused the berals who had three
thousand men, losses while thsk own were very
small
had lsft with his forces the 3lss Of January Tor
Aguas Caentss lsaving the English to maintain order
On she LIST instant the forces under Ausa reurned 70
Zacasecas; on the "a yaarex ve-entsred the town.
the latesA daAee from GuadaAjaa Corona with 900
men ard ten pieces Of artillery had marched 70 attack
Coiima. which was defended By General Chacon Tho
latter with 500 men, defeated Corona and the imperial
stA took the ordnance pieces and 800 prsoasra The
Il calculated that the Mexican tsrvttery win be
sompissly svouaed by the French srcss by the 18th
iassAnI Their army was spread from Puebla 10 Vera
CruG q which port the detachments were arriving a.
the transports appeared There Of them In
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