The New York herald., 1867-01-29
M E XIC O.
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The American Consul at MaZatlan Exc
cuted BY the Mexican Authorities.
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Bombardment Of the Town by 4 United
States Gunboat.
Bazaine Concerting with Diaz for the Sur.
render Of MeIico City.
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Confirmation Of the Capture Of
Ortega.
SPECIAL 1ElEeRAM TO the HsRAln.

SPECIAL 1ElEeRAM TO the HERAlD.
New ORLEANS, Jan 2S, 1867
The steamer from Vera Cruz brings your Vera Cruz
correspondence OF the oath and Pazo del Macho Of the
10th.
Your Vera Cruz correspondence Of the asa says:-A
bulletin appeared the French newspaper Offices in the
city Of Mexico few days ago. stating that Mr.. Carman,
the American Vice Consul at Mazatan became involved
in difficulty with Mr.. Broman, whom the Mexican au-
thorties inerered Mr. Carman shut himself up in the
house. but attacked and dur ing the eight killed two
Mexicans He then imprson ed and summariy exe-
cuted.
Norville commanding the United States gunboat OF
the town. demanded the punishment Of the Mexican o
Gers who had taken part in the execution Of Carman,
and on the refusal Of the authorities he bombarded the
town for eight hours
Prominent and influential parties connected with the
Maxmilan government entertaining the idea OF COM
bning all available parties upon Ortega in 1t is i'm
possible TO sustain Maximilan
Ortega captured by Anzea Zacatecas and taken
TO Juarez at Durango by an escort under yarros
Marshal Bazaine will give up the city Of Mexico to
Por6rio Daz upon leaving which will be about the 5h
of February. Diaz ls marching upon the capital
with infantry, cavalry and artillery The French
alton continued, and the last Of the army will leave the
city Of Mexico the 5th of February.
Five million Of silver dollars have been sent to France
during the last eight days.
Msxmilian's Generals Miramar Marquee and others
are casting about for hiding place.
French train between Orixaba and Pazo del Macho
had been robbed and five hundred mules Of
Forced loans were being made by Maximlian in all
the large cities Mexico Puebla San Luis Poosi ORR
xaba and Cordova
In meeting Of the junta or council, arsha
novn1 ofada Nav vssutIia Tho
family Of the Marshal intends to leave Vera Cruz for
Fsnce French steamer about the 18th of February
The Archbishop has finally declared for Jaarez; SO
says the latest despatch from Mexico.
Pszo del Macho correspondence says th6 guard
will set ont for Vera Cruz the 25th Tho railroad
company agrees to carry ten thousand troops daily after
February ID 70 Vera Cruz.
Much specie Frcnch punder Ia being sent to the sea-
board for shipment. Many French families are leaving
with the army. - ~
Dupin the French contra guerilla, has desolated the
country round Pazo del Macho, stealing earrings from
womens ears, and committing atroctes-surpassing
those laid to his charge in China. . 4
Outside Of Maximilan's body guard Of two or three
hundred ihe has but raw recruits, and only
one million dollars raised by forced loan.
On the l3th 18th and 15th MAX held stormy confer
once with Bazaine and Castlenau On the 18th Bazanc
informed Porhrio Disz II no would come up with re.
spectacle force he would surrender the capital
French Residents offered Free Passa re
nOmc-The Liberals Tearing Up the NIexi-
cnn Rallway-Dcfecti0u Of General Cnriii0-
He Dcnounccs the Policy Of the United States
Towards Mexico, &c.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 2S 1867
The French Consul IN Mexico has published notice,
advising oil the residents in the country who desire to
leave It with the expedtionary forces, that they can
have free passage home party OF 500 accordingly
left.
Maximian had permitted kind Of truce OF war trade
between Jaapa and Vera Cruz
The liberals tearing up the Imperial Mexican
Railroad.
movement Of much importance Is the detection Of
General Carillo who commands at saltilo and who
has issued the following to his soldiers
You have already the conduct Of your so called
protector in Matamoros. You already know that the
flag OF the stars has oated in that port and that IL
occupied by the United States forces after they had
cred the ground with nnumerable corpses OF
rymen. They wish the extinction Of our race and
hereafter to occupy our country The North our con-
slant enemy, desires under plausible pretext pene
trate into il, never 70 abandon IL.
Departure OF French Troops for Home.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. %, 1867.
Vera Cruz advces to the 22d have been received
and state that French transport had LEFT with heavy
detachment Of infantry for france Others would i'm
mediately follow. The whole French force in Mexico
had arrived at Vera Cruz, soue for France Addi-
tonsl transports were daily expected
Combination Of the Capture Of Ortcga by In.
arcZ.
WASHINGTON Jan. 2s, 1857.
The Mexican Minister received to-day from the Mexi-
Consul at San Francisco the following despatch
dated Yesterday
President Juarez informs that Gonzales Orega was
arrested yesterday by Governor Anzea In Zacatecas
JOSE A. G0DOY.
The M~xicans In Lower California Fearins
Annexation.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %, 1867.
The Gusymas tMexco correspondent OF the Bulletin
intriguing is going 70 prevent the location Of the
grant made by Juarez TO American company of the
vacant lands in Lower California the Mexcans fearing
| that sunexstioo will follow colonization.