The New York herald., 1867-07-03
The Prince Shot with His Face to the
Front, the Mexicans in the Back.
his LAST WORDS, POOR CARLOTTA."
Strong Protest OF the PfuSyian Minister Against
the Execution Of the Imperial Captive.
REJoICiSGS AMONG THE MExiCANs.
SPECIAL TelessAm TO THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TelEssAn TO THE HERALD
MArAMoEos June 2s. 1857 I
VIA New ORLBANs July 1850 +. M
Ofcisl information OF the death of Maximilian Mira
and Meja was received here yesterday Tho
report OF Escobedo says they were condemned on the
night of the I4h, the confirmed hcadquar
ters the 18th and the 16tn designated the day of
execution. Their execution was, however, suspended
by order of Juarcz until the 10Th which day, at
ing OF tho 18th the PrussIan Minister made another
attempt to save them but failed
Maximlian was shot faced to the front. His last
words "toor Carlot,ai" Miramon and Mejia
reduced from their rank and shot in the back.
General Berriozaba Immediately communicated the
to General Reynolds, ia Brownsville There is
great rejoicing in Mexico the event.
Official information the surrender of the capital
Daz has also reached here. Marquee deposed and
the city surrendered by Ramon Tabera.
1t thought here that Juarez for the cap
tal. Mexcans ubiIant, aud foreigners horror
stricken.
Letters from Juarcz received at headquarters here
which your commissioner has had the privilege Of per
using state that Maximilian, Meia and Miramon were
sentenced to be shot the morning Of June i6. The
sentence being promulgated tho morning OF
June a. Subsequently the execution postponed
for three days to give Maxmilian time arrange his
affairs and it announced that tho execution would
positively take place the morning Of June 49, at
e;eyen O'Clock The Prussiap and British ministers
visited Juarez at San Luis Potosi to endeavor
rest the doom Of the unfortunate Prince; but their
efforts were vain Both had returned Qucretaro to
take formal leave Of Mexico when the Prince
cuted.
Among Maxmilian's papers found in Qiere,aro
will Ivy which, OF his death, he appoints Theo-
dosia Lanes jose Maria Lacunsea aud Marquee regents
OF the empire Portions Of Maxmilian's service plato
are on exhibition as trophies at Malamoros
The following is tho telegram OF Escobedo to the
Minister OF War announcing the execution OF Maxi
milan:-
SAN LUIS Porosi, June 49, 1867.
CITIZEN MINISTER or WAR;
On tho 14,h inst, eleven o'clock at night, the
Council Of War condemned Maximilian OF Hapsburg,
Miguel Miramon and Tomas MeIa to suffer tie
nrmed at these headquarters 1t ordered % be
ried into effect on tho 16th The execution was
pended by order Of the supreme government until TO-
day. II is now O'Clock in the mornin at which
time Macmillan has just been shot
Please communicate to the citizen Presient OF the
republic. EstOBED0.
Immediately upon receipt OF the Gen,ra Berro-
zaba sent official information of Genera Reynolds
Of tI,c n rntc
event now being celebrated with great reotng,
tested by ringing Of bells, and lemonstra.
tions.
Tho Baron Magnas Prussian Minister. arrived at
Qucr6,aro the day before tho execution, au mmcd
| atcly transmitted by telegraph formal protest to
Juarcz which received at halfpast nin'o'clock on
the evening OF the day, aud in reply (which the
| following was transmitted -
| SAN LUIS Porosi June ls-1oio p NJ.
| To Baron A. V. MAGS,s at Qucrctaro:-
am sorry to say TO you, in to yor telegram
| which you have been pleased to send me his night
that had expressed to you day beforeyesierday.
the President OF the republic is not Of the Onion that
| IL Il possible to grant the pardon OF Msimian Of
Hapsburg cons scnt with the grea, considerations OF
justice the necessity o. insurng the fntre peace Of
Il
| dent servant, LERDo DE'EJADA.
The following translation Of the profit OF Baron
| Magnas.-
| TO his Exceeucy Senior sEBAsntS LERDo psrsJApA:-
| Having arrived to-day at Qucr6taro 1ome aware
that the prisoner condemned the 4th isi. morally
died on Sunday last. II IS thus that all y world will
consider for all their preparations to deaving been
made on that day they waited during wbie hour to
| be taken 10 tho place whence they veto receive
l their death before The order suspsding the
| execution OF the sentence communicated
| TO them by means OF tho telegraph Theumane Gus
toms OF our age will not permit them, afithaviug suf
fered this horrible agony to DO put to dan second
| time tomorrow. In the Of humility ard Of
honor / coujurc you to order that the irives be not
| taken; and / again repeat that am ceain that my
sovereign his Majesty the King OF Pruss and all the
| crowned heads OF Europe, united by ties Of
blood and kindred to the primo prisoner
his brother the Emperor Of Austria; hi cousin, tho
Queen of tho British domuions; his bther-in-aw,
the King Of the Bciglans and also hiicousins, the
| Queen Of Spain and the Kings OF Italy nd Sweden
| will readily agree to give his Exceeu, senor Don
Beno Juarez all security that meme othe prisoners
| shall again tread on Mexican soil. A. NMAGNAS.
| No authentic news has yet arrived ASP the dsposi.
tion Of the body OF Macmillan.
THs nHfss TELEGRAM.