The New York herald., 1867-04-15

Sench sovsrnmsns on he subject Of The prolonged 90.
6taou Assr station adually abandossd and theii
Ds1trsl oonduct aver that time but one viil suscs
San poo % city Slss Of n
seven hundred Austrian troops; half days march "a
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mountain pass. The French column. which
=. -. ,.0 c0@nsossd NINA os by colonel halted ana
time the liberals kept man0uvring and alternately
AaEas.ng the convoy, and retiring within re shot Of the
samorny to be allowed to assist their brethren in arms
NE Austrana His answer was, "soldiers eat your
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almost entirely cus 70 pieces and the convoy cap
Soon afssr tho nrss few dssachmsnts Of the French
S,y 10 % France IN October 1889 aa.milian accompanied
ssd valuabiss dsspatchsi 70 Europe. escorted
With Of the ofcias about his person.
my district extended from Cordova to Orxaba was
zee. ai :. rs.s s. ON ap h no
ebdcafe, and a. often altered II the following day
..s s'ss sss % % ssass sass % sss osa h
nm 10 received thsm- at midday and
Stractsd trying 70 mako up his mind In the morning
4 accepted the offers Of the deputstion. Three days
ia special prepared for sSs night following @ si 70
convey him from Paso del Maoho Cruz and had
psndoo take him On board direct ID order 70 avoid
eny possible demonstration the part Of the people,
taaximlian was In the deepest domestic anlction
eount Of the dangerous illness OF the Empress. for
happily, still he was undoubtedly very much attached
70 her. and could not fail to have the deepest respect
dimes OF trouble and dIfncaty. While she remained
With him his affairs were never In bad state they
got into after her departure This melancholy
renee may have had much 70 do with the Emperor's
constantly recurring idea Of sbdicaton
Just az this juncture Generals Iiarques and Mramon
when they passed through to orzaba entertained them
. dinner together with the civil authorities Of the
Marquez little dried up looking old man. with only
ne eye, having lost the other BY mnsket shot from
mar revolutions but the one no has left seems to make
amply for hs loss nothing , escapes y. Though Do.
ms mas ss s,o
fully viewed him he has taken in almost an entirely
comprehensive view OF his interlocutor His manners
General the Emperor haa
z Nlramon quite Of another type SO youthful in ap.
isary thirtynvs Very handsome and remarkably fair
lcr Mexican, gifted with wonderful flow Of speech
Ais company ave minutes without liking him; though,
% very closs observer there s peculiar smile lurking
snout the corners Of hs mouth suggestive OF danger
Hi style bold and dashing but he IL Of the most
Willy politicians In Mexico. MNeA !.
The arrival Of these two men put ANAL stop to any
fully persuaded him that they had returned to Mexico
Tor nothing else but to establish him firmly on his
1st q Louis Napoleon LET the French TO-" they
eaid 'the sooner the better; want them not The
aay amount and with these and the Austrian as we'll as
seher foreign troops who had aen service the
mpirs they undertook TO sweep the liberals from the
AFTER returned TO the city of Mexico whore all the foreign
imperial troops Immediately concsntrated the
commenced which b still going on. el 8lTa1
On arrival in the city the Emperor found himself very
much embarrassed for monsys for his private
sxpensea During his absence things had been badly
norns payment even 70 tho isundress and milk man
vsy much mortified and determned that these his pm
nS
sw that were absolutely necessary for pupossA
As also endeavossd 70 negotiate the sae Of b. asxaa
gold; among these some Of the handsonsss esse
pieces in the world large part Of his plate
ctured BY Messs Christoae Co., OF Paris; the WHOM
Srvcs requires table one hundred yards long 30 = 70
show on 70 advantage There being in Mexico
0lssd to The Emperor that Ia the wealthy city Of New
York pusehesen might D. found, and arrangemsnss
Ssvins sssssd % sdvanos portion o1 tho money q
0nce but muoh delay took place In the packing 1c,
"a: s % ns
vM tus ii sasey WAS lost Il y stiii in Hoxioc no
there can buy ~ and Impossible p ssad u = the
cannot bus coslsmn the conduct q Manhal BasaIas
lsng the latter portion of his sooum U the country
sosd, os % nos only q dponssy and Ss laws q nsons
ssntismsn 70 SAY nothing II the dsnv Or Marshal of
yrance Il V evident thai he must have been treating
s 70 PoSsno Diss be sold three thousand stand
q small arms and quantity OF ammun ton; several
q that as % ''uS ss not as "sn n ne
sense quantity Of sarpus small ammunition he had
thrown lso the canal On the morning before he les,
Dary sam due for the lodging money OF his officers,
Srsa.enns Immediate payment were made to sell
Ne belonging 70 the Mexican army then In The
slty by public auction In the plaza
rHB mPERrAL DsrsAf cAUoR.
On the oth Of February started expedition 10
Ssluca, some twenty leagues distant, in command Of
SWo hundred and ATTY Of the imperial gendrmeria and
om the French Austrian and Belgian armea together
with few Americans and English ell old soldiers, well
mounted and armed The whole regiment Was about SIX
tsnberg Of the Austrian army On our retarn we ac-
sompanied column Of one thousand Mexican troops,
fAbera who IL At present commanding in the city OF
Hsxicc Our mission 70 relieve the garrison of
pcbic ofacsls and eli loyal citizens who wished o
Accompany - Was not thought practcable 70 hold
'n1n mountains 2 's called % Las ~ Cruces tS ana through
several very ugly passes we arrived a a. = IOucs @
the end OF the second day march, having had only
hssle skirish on the road which one sided affair,
kAe enemy having exposed himself 10 our artillery ~
ni-choeen spot. was pus 70 night IN ten minutes and
wounded on the Geld, casualties being two wounded
nd one mlssiDg In two days We started our return
Syp Our column now pcreased 10 two thousand men
and eleven pieces OF artillery with convoy OF six hun
Ared carts and wagons and one hundred private car
yiagee stage coaches kc, containing the principal In
habitants of Touca. On the day after start,d at
shout hafpast ten A. NJ, the enemy made his nrst ap
pearance In the shape Of cavalry hovering about and
Aring at advanced and guards We now ~
Me OF pass two leagues In length, entirely
h>mmed in by mountains and forests. We all knew
MAI wns M but there was no help for u.s. we had 10