The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-25
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Blaxiuiiias'sA bAicasass-YsurstAs Proclaimed
Emperor By Mareuez UsAer the Rssoscs q
Coriotta. - . -
NHw ORLEANS. June n, 1857
Advcss have been received from Qaerstaro up yuas
g. from San Luis Potos the llth and from Monterey
TO the 18th. via Galveston.
II Is reported that a soon Marquex Was assured
Of the betrayal Of Querstsro BY Lopez he proceeded
open certain documents which had beea left with
by Maxmiiian. and among them he found one cootais-
ing written abdcaton. signed By Macmillan il favor
Of young Yturbide.
Marquee shsrsupon immediately proclaimed Ytasbids
Emperor Of Mexico, under the regency Of the Empress
Cariossa
Marques also arrested thirty Of the most notable Hss
rails in ths capital and Imprisoned Thorn. hostages Ter
the safety Of tho lives Of haximan and hAs csA-
paaiona
There hes bssa a yes No authoritative denial az
iishsd week before last and u 10 still believed 10 b
Is stated that the counsel Tor MAMMALIAN have bssa
Tor thirty day. ssss they might ssss time 70 pep.ss
che dsfenoa = V Also reported that the Emperos has
be he: ssd i s . s q
Alvesa, the imperial General would osiy snsssades
.. Qresesare On honorable ts1 me terms e - @
sacs wtik ths esablishsd law6 and rssgss Of aateA
MAsssss, Vie nbesa General vhe agreed . thess te
Maxine Campo vas NOT shot, a. has been reported,
but was brutally murdered while lying dangoroasiy
wounded in the hospital At Quer6taro.
The last reports received from the CITY OF Mexico s
Marques had commenced executing his hostages two 81
whom had already been shot, Their names are ass
The death Of Mendez is confirmed
All the foreign prisoners taken BY the iibcras mum
berng four thousand Ave thousand Austrans, Beagt
ans and Frsnehmsn were on their way TO Monterey.
Tho Mission Of Santa Anna-Omciai Cosar-
NATION of the Report that he had Declared
Himself to bo Acting Undcr tho Authority 81
tho United states aud Backed by UniteA
WASHINGTON, June a. 1857.
Minister Romero has received an official account a
what took place 81 Vera Cruz on the arrival Of Gsas
raj Santa Anna.
Il appears from that paper that General Santa Anna
represented that no returned TO Mexico uudor the
authority Of tho United States government and Win
the support Of ample means ammunition and mon fron
the United States. He requested the imperial oAcen
commanding Vera Cruz 90 board the Virginia. aaA
republic under him. The imperial officers assembled
council of all the superior officers Of the garrison. and
the question was fully discussed whether Santa Apna4
proposal should DO accepted declined. After Tong
deIberaon concluded 70 reieot his oveturss IF
two yeeseps:-First becAuss he stated that he caAe
supported BY foreign government; and secondly, ~
confidence in hun. During the discussion II va ststs9
by prominent officers that Vera Cruz could not hold cut
that the scarcity o. food wss 100
that tho people OF Vera Cruz were oil liberals thas
all the foreign merchants were In favor Of The
were about 70 mutiny. Lieutenant CoonelJ e. Loudret
commander Of the foreign troops stated that ne would
not answer for his troops they did not receive sSss
pendent feeling and disposition to leave the country
rather than proclaim General Santa Anna