The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-19
FIRST EDITIO N
IMPORTANT CABLE NEWS.
A Terrible Hurricane at st. Domingo
Revolutionary Movements in Hayti
--latest from MeXiCO-MaXI-
mllian's Remains De-
liyered to Admiral
TegetbOfT, Etc.
MEXICO.


Ma1imIIIan's Remains Delivered TO Ad-
mIraI TegethOh-BRnquet TO the Admit
ral-A Division of Es"ObedO's Troops
Going 20 the CapitaI-Amnesty Pro-
IamatIOn-F<tdnRppin and Vigilance
Committees.
HAVANA, Nov. l8.-The French steamer
Panama has arrived here to-day from Vera
Cruz, with dates TO the 18th instant from that
port. and to the 10tn from Mexico city.
Senior Romero and suite had received quite an
ovation on landing at Vera Cruz.
Admiral Tegethof has received the remains
of the late Emperor Maximiian from the Mexi
can Government. They are reported to be in
fair state OF preservation, considering all the
circumstances attending his unfortunate death.
The necessary papers, authorizing the Admit
raj 10 assume the care of the remains and per-
mitting them 10 pass the revenue and port
officers without undue inspection or delay, have
teen banded to Admiral Tegetho6, aud he was
expected TO leave the capital with his precious
charge for Vera Cruz on the lth instant, where
the Austrian iriga'e Novara would be ready to
convey them TO Austria.
grand banquet had been given by the Ger
man Club of the capital to Admiral TegethOf
There were over one hundred guests at the ban
quet. Baron Won Magnus toasted the Admiral.
The Prussiau Consul proposed the future pros
peIity of Mexico as a Government, and the
welfare OF its citizens as q people. Baron von
Maenus in the course of his remarks stated that
he had done all that he could in favor of every
German in Mexico, ard was only sorry that he
had not been able to do more.
Admiral Tegethof, IN the course OF his speech,
alluded TO the Davies OF the German nations,
and expressed his wish to see them always har-
moniOus IN peace and united IN war. The ban
queters did not break up till niidnIght
The newly elected members to congress are
already arriving at the capital. As yet what the
policy OF the opposition members will be Is not
known.
was reported that division OF General ECO
bedos army was also going TO the city of Mexico,
and quidnuncS were on the alert to know where
fore.
The amnesty proclamation had at length been
isst ed II mitigates 10 very great extent the
III Ehment OF Imperial prisoners. Monsieur +.
Eloin was released from his con dnement at night
but | e was too late for the regular conveyance,
aud an extra ira II had to be hired to convey
him. He LETT Mexico in the French steamer
Panama, as also the Baron A. yon Magnus,
late Prusslan Minister near Maxlmilian's Court
Padre Fischer is still held as a prisoner,
although the amnesty PROCLAMATION sets the
Prince Sllm-Salm tree. Various reasons are
assigned for this distinction made against the
Al the members of the court martial before
whom Santa Anna was tried at Vera Cruz,
except the Fiscal, have been sentenced TO tour
wears impris )nment for having given final
determination without consulting the General
G Varnment in last resort.
The treasury was reported to be empty
coaduota OF three hundred AMI fifty thousand
hard dollars had arrived at the caoltal from
Morelia Another of Que million of hard dol
lars had started from the capital Ior vera Cruz
All 10 Is of kidnapping was being practised
on prominent aud wealthy persons OF all ages
and sexes TO eXtort raDsoms. This was prlnci-
paIly the case in the rural parts and snbur0s of
the cities. Torture and even assassination were
threatened to make people year secrecy as to
who were the parties to whom these ransoms
we're paid. Vigilance committees, however
were organizing to put stop to the proceeding
around the capital.
Mr. Plumb has been well received In Mexican
diplomatic circles, and is quite popular among
ali classes. There was qulte mYstldcation as
TO the proposed visit or General Banks, and
people were asking whether ne was coming to
buy Sonora or Chihuahua. On this subject one
of the prominent journals bad come out in
favor of a union between the two republics.
President JuareZ was reported as not having
vet come 10 any determination on the subject OF
renewing the concessions to the Mexico and
Vera Cruz Railway concern. The old managers
of the road Messrs. Crawley and Burnett, had
arrived from England on business connected
with the railway. The first week In November
was spent principally in festivities. There we're
bul-fghts at the capital. The members OF
Congress elect from Yucatan left Slsal on the
10th inst. for the capital via Vera Cruz.
The FRI nch Consul at Laguna had been re-
called. He had gone to Jamaica.
gold medal for President Juarez had been
presented by the citizens OF San Francisco.
Vera Cruz had sent aid TO the sufferers by the
hurricane at Matamoras to the amount ol
0.00c.
Governor Martinez had arrived at the capital
on important business.