The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-19

Using 70 pro&oos DIS escape
This Brownsville Ra1chyo says that &c Msrscoso Of
tho 12th reports Santa Anna of Vera Crux. s.
nsreportcd that Manmiiaa had asked for private
in.erview with Juarsz for the purpose Of disclosing
portant State secrets
Maxiralian convicted the night Of the ID Inst.
and sentenced to be shot the mornsng OF the It'll.
with Miramon and Mojia sttU@tfa T#
General Marquez. commanding Tho City OF Mexico.
had executed General OHaran commander or the posi-
for reasonable correspondence with the lberaia He
has also arrested hundred and sixty liberal sympa-
thzers in the city, threassns to execute them aaA
burn the capital IL Maximaa and his gener ais are
harmed
Mes selected Escobsdo a his counsel who refused q
serve, saying, 1900 him damned" bs
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Or THE HERALa
What Juare. WIN DO with Dlaximilisa-IIe
Will Probably he Sentenced to Denth anl
PRrdoned. a~N1 Y.%
MArAxoRos June 4 1887.
QUE correspondent in Monterey under date Of the =
insk, writes Is follows y
You doubtless have heard about the court martial a.
Macmillan, Miramon. Mejia. CASTILLO and others. and
that they viii all DO shot, NO doubt Macmillan will b
found guilty Of usurpation and the others Of treason
but unless very badly informed, the ex-Emperce
will not b shot and this Notwithstanding they wiz
bring against him tho many fsilamiensos and murders
October It Is raid that many - thirty Thousand
were nut TO death under that decree. The court wf
find him guilty and he be sentenced 70 death. bse
the government will pardon him. or hold ham prisoner
until congress Of tho people 10 called. which will de-
eide the question This am told by persons who ought
to know Juarez mot bitter against NAximilian -
against Marques, Mramon, Msja, Almonte, Ramlrezs
MI rest @ sopS ' q MSa you y S
You will 500 that he bslevcs he must die.
From he :: q i en- s% " @
silent Of modsrsts in tons. 4
milian until Il v onoaiy announced Those Who are 4
ths rss believe he VIII not BE- shot; bat for hranoa
Owing 70 the late heavy rains the stage which va
due hore on the evening Of the LIT did mot arrive unt
M % S.sn s 1a1s e ave
special courier arrived q headquartsn her: . ~
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opiaiOas wsrs much divided : !. sssr sss The pres
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opinion hsadquArtsrs here IL THAI they Win DO shot,
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letter written BY officer Of NE government Gays
that Jusrs. wiz proceed % Guans,uaso thence 70 hors
ID addition 9 lie Military oshosn captured !. esers
,V nss ana H eleven m Of &: sab.iss!n:
Over 1000 Of me troops that haA started from Qasrs
presence there was thought 70 bs unnscsssary
Reported Executor Of Ma xImiilas-He DGlshs,
have Rscaped. bat was Unwilling - Atas1
doa his Geacrals-MarQuex do facte EmI
BRowNsvnLa juno 7, 1851. \
The Brownsville Ranchero Of the Ath instant says:-%
skr Bernard Yurra yesterday reported that spool n
express had arrived ct Masamoros bringing the ne ~
that Macmillan, Nejia and Mramon had been shox7
porv hal ~
subject and denied all knowledge Of any such report
II unnecessary add that there deep feeling 81
sorrow over tho sad news
The Mexican correspondent Of the Same paper dates
letter the 10th uIt, at Psndsmonium, which,
H. Is somewhere in the neighborhood Of Querstaro He
says tho treason committed by Colonel Miguel Lopsx
uncle TO Mrs. Bazaine, is confirmed. Maximilan Who
loved him son. hal made him general few dayg
before Tho price OF bis treason was two thousanl
thousand for Lopez and the balance for
subaterns His regiment called "DrAgoues dc Ia Em.
peratrzn have joined tho dies Of tho liberal army and
have already taken their line OF march towards the city
Of Mexico II Is reported that the liberals found in the
city OF Queretaro nine thousand OF their men, who had
been made prisoners the different salIes made by the
garrison and nifty pieces of artillery Perfect order
found hospitals we'll organized, s.rss masssin"s Of
clothing, stores and arms also ieniy OF ammunition.
ss s o S n.s Of - III. . %
Il
would nave surely rouisd Escobedo ON the 18th e
LOPEZ mao nos 500 ais coulty, last and least honor
surrendered D. sword TO Escobedo he said him In
sc.y usn~ manner, 81 surrender to you my sword.
p po, an Infamous treason, without which TO- NOR
hsv. an would have seen yours IN my handsi" 1o6
na" nov ono reason why Escobedo did not sack IL
VS. waiting for treason 70 DO ripe. 30 doubt ,hAs
tine before but they had not found IN opporuni,y 70
esny 4 out with certain sgccssss until he dsy thss
msus .So ps ~ who o1 bad ~ me cooddsHcs or Eu
Colonel sonzslss. commanding the Empress' rsgi.
mont upon learning Of the rcachery Of Lopez took
portion his command and fed for the city Of Mexico
Macmillan had an opportunity ns escape aftes
the treschery Of Lopez was discovered, but said hs
MIramon. who was wounded Il the head, hearing .h.s
the Emperor was prisoner, presented himself 70 me
1s' might ~ E e n e .s;
| 10 San Luis Potosi Many outrages were Committed.
rsnchmea made prisoners consequences Of the ns%y
81 Lopez are daily murdered In the streets Of Qusretarc
Many newspapers are clamorous for the shooting %
Macmillan and his officers One Of the REASONS giyea
that II is necessary TO show 10 Uncle Sam that hS boz
Bento governments does not care 4 Bit about him Gem
era vdanrr, Minister OF Finances and President OF tho
order Of General Marquee. for holding commun cs,oa
with the enemy. The Emperor having been taken pris-
oner General harduez By virtue Of the sppon,ment a.
vice regent granted BY the Emperor whom the latteg
started for ouoretaro Ii now the Emperor de Jaco Ok
the Mexican empire Il
the distribution OF American papers 10 this city
through the Post once, where az enormous postage
required This 10 fair example OF The consideration
shown Americans anything American throu ghout
the country and this in despite OF that moral support
which the liberals have received from the United States
aud without which Macmillan would today have been
firmly seated his throne Foreigners throughout tho
country almost unanimously Of the opinion that tho
obie atoms which the Mexicans under 10 the
render them more bitter towards that people than
any other. The Brownsville Rinchsro says the order
proposes the same censorship the press
maintained over the sickiy penny grabs' OF
Mexico and threatens unless the Is rescnded to
lombard the officials Of Matsmoroa As Ronch<ro is
particularly well posted 10 reference TO the aneoedsn
OF officials here, none OF whom immaculate some
rich Developments are Anticipated