New-York tribune., 1867-07-24
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MEXICO.
JUAREz A CANDIDATE FOR RE-RLEcrIoN-Beeo-
.-I BEDO IN COMMAND OF THE ARMY. &

JUAREz A CANDIDATE FOR RE-RLECrION-EecO-
-I BEDo IN COMMAND OF THE ARMY. s,
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Mexican news, via
Brownsville to the 18th nst has been received but IT'S
mostly anticipated Escobedo has been placed IN cero
mand Of the army, and Juares is announced esndi
date for reelection to the Presidency OF the Republic
DETAILS OF THE SURRENDER OF VERA CRUZ
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM COMMANDER ROE. :
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Comnander Roe Of
the steamer Tacony under date Of June o. has ssnt
to the Navy Department detailed report of the sur
render of Vera Cruz to the Liberal forces. 10 con-
tans some points of interest," perhaps not heretofore
published. lie SAYS: s' eEas t .aas 3. I'd sIil1 -
On the 22d the news arrived OF the fan Of Me1sco On
the 2sd received through Consul the that Mar
irnian with the chief generals Of his army, had becn
shot by sentence of courtmartia During the day of
the 22d there was great excitement In Vera Cruz.
council Of all the officers Of Vera Cruz held and
resolutions declared that the town should
not be surrendered to the Liberals unless
a heavy sum Of money should first be given
to each man. Bureau, the Imperial Commis-
sary and one of the generals opposed this and received
that the surrender should be made Gen. Caevas an ah<
hercnt Of Santa Anna and leader Of the foreign troops
arrested by order; Of Bureau. The French Con-.
sui promised to keep the foreign troops In subeeon and
the United States Consul again requested to vs the
headquarters Of Gen. Benayides to stipulate !, for
surrender He accordingly came TO the TacoDy, ac-
cOmpaneu DY deputy Irc vera CruZ ano bent thcuA
ashore abreast the Liberal camp. They succeeded In
their Efforts and though orders had been given from
Porro Daz to Gen. Benavides to give terms cond
tons to Vera Cruz. Gen. Benavides still adhered to
promise previously made through spirit Of hnmaaity,
and to avoid possible boodshed. On the 2th received
letter from my Consul, as follows: .s'.r.s
VERA CRUZ June a.
DEAR SIR: At the request of Don Domingo Bureau, =
Ss ss The R Tn i with s Ee Gpe
Bureau sends out flag oftruce at ia O'Clock M As
this is secret, dare not ask pilot. Yours truly, 81
e. II. sAULuER, United States ConeL
On the afternoon Of that same day got under way,
accompanied by the English soop-ofwar Jason, and
moved up. moved to buoy between the Castle and
Fort Conception of Vera Crnz On the night of the 18th
deserted from the city In secret and said
embarked in the Austrian corvette Elizabeth bound 10
New Orleans. On the 2eth, Gen. Perez Go
mez, Commander Of San Juan d'Ullca, became
the Commandernchief through the deseron Of Bureau
Atil p M Of that day he visited the British consSate
excepted together with Capt Aynsiey, the French Cap
s an6 ys M up s T afS Se s o a1
Juan but had no force to occupy It. and left the wDoe
Aynsey and myself sent word the obasco disarm.
which was promptly done, also the schooner her con-
Of the foreign legations and the To6asco was ordered
ready by her owner to carry them away. The English
yesting camp to offer up the city. During
Juan and pointed at the Tacony. We sprung
our brosdsdes on the castle and to an the forts
that shot fired at ship would be returned Dy BOTH
pleased to get free from my moorings at an early
hour the infected air coming to US from the castle was
extremely dangerous The object for which Fmo0red
then longer existing aud the castle being offered 20
by Gen. Gomez hauled out 1000 yards distant 70 the
nortiward during the 26th The consular visit to Bena-
vdes resulted in the arrangement that the foreign ega
tiOns should at once embark. and the town
be handed over TO the civil authorities, who
would Immediately open the gates, and the
Liberal force would enter the morning
OF the ?sth At about M the foreign legion began 20
embark the T0basco. No flags were h0isted op the
forts Castle At all the legion embarked ON
the Tobasco She moved temporarily under the protee-
on OF the Jason and TseSny by order OF the Consuar
Government, get water. which was supplied by the
Jason At three the Consular Government TUNED
the city aad forts 20 the civil authorities OF Vera
Cruz which opened the gates for the Liberal fSress
These forces entered Vera Cruz about ve O'Clock D. ,
and occupied the city and defenses without or
riot Thus have the honor 10 report that Mexico entire
is under the Government Of President JuaFez There
is not place left under the Imperial flag gis .aa