New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04

whom arrived in Havana by the Cuidad Condal, en-
route for Europe Others were getting ready ~ ie
capital to leave and perhaps, my next etter WIZ IN
the account of general stampede OF the laIe aunol
ents TO the Empire There is report prevalent mere
that Macmillan may be shortly expected III ila' "a.
As mentioned above, the capitalists have rellseea 70
assist the Imperial cause, and from TINS, as wei Do
other causes there had existed for the last elght OF
ten days before the departure OF Ihe in'i fi ~
Mexico city, complete macton on me part o. , .
Imperial Government, SO mucn so taI e'en .iio "i"
had been suspended there . oouotoro
Miramon, at the last accounts, was M QtIe,aigg'
but i'm q very uncertain condition, Tor, OtWitnstau
ing the depredatons and I9rceu iGas h ho" had
tircy without resources. He rs sald 10 nave Ilau
meeting with Mejia and that tine result N"S t To-
they would proclaim themselves neutral as a19IleI
General of the ImpeTialists, SOZada, du SHORT ho
ago This may be true not, for, notwithstanding
their wel-knOwn partisan tendencies, III IS no! h1ey
that sUeh ambitious men will hold on TO MaAilldI g
in his present desperate state. lnelr I0tio A. 500
and no doubt they will follow 1t out III all partlcu-
lars. According TO the Impcralists. the meeting was
10 agree upon the plan OF new mltary opera.ionG1
Mramon being able TO muster about fOU OF o,OoO
men. Mejias force the lmperialists ray, - by no
means contemplate, but the number Of men Is not
stated by them. According to the same authority,
they are in very good condition. counting IN thelr
number brilliant corps, as that of the regnsh1
of the Empress, commanded by Col. Lopez. Inc
cavalry, under Col Outrage, is also sad TO ee re. re-
markable for its discipline and the goodness OF the
horses This is given in the Imperallst papers 81 the
capital az information from eye-wlnesses, VINO nave
lately arrived from the interior. Melas forces at
last accounts were said to be at San Miguel dc Al
lende. MTanon, it was supposed by the Innperlal,
lists was by that time at Guanajuato, where ne Would
FORM as they say, corps drm6e of 5000 infantry
1900 cavalry and from 20 TO 80 pieces OF artillery
The same party boast that there were forces ana
artillery sufficient at Guanajuato TO protect 1t from
any enemy. GuadalajaTa il Is likewise SAID by thein
yit il is only report and most likely Enthusiastically
had been recovered by the forces OF zen. AenuGA.
The Imperalists appear to put some laltn III tte
report from the front, that Mehdez was preparing W
4 enter the Department OF Jallsco - c..o
The guerrillas in the vicinity of Mexico City were
| causing there lately much CONSERVATION Gu2da-
loupe had been FOR the last three four days III dan
| ger of being taken, and an exchange OF shotS looh
place between the garrison and the gusIlas the m
| habitants being kept 10 continual alarm AnOtner
place I'm the vicinity Of the capital called Naucapaln,
had been likewise attacked by the guerrlllas the I'M
peralist commander and two or three or ms men
being killed; several of the stores, says the lmperl
account were plnndered by the glerlillas, ana the
Spaniapls nhabting the place obliged to pay ran
som On tie other hand, the commander OF tne liiii
tary district of Vera Cruz had forwarded dlspatfh
| r. Maximilians Government of triumph over the
Republicans near Vera Cruz, having driven them
from Medaln, and afterward from Paso del TOTO
| where thew attempted to defend themselves.
Twoor three cabinet meetings are SAID To nav,
been held at La 7eja where MaXlHilan resides; Dnl
they have not Tel 10 anything, me partlSans OF the
| Enlnr1 complain Ii is, however Ieported that vi
otlr.r proclamation from MaXnihan VIII soon up
po3r IN which ne will Te-atfrm and determine VIII
pTenter energy the position assumed IN ms pr0clait
| t,op from OriZaba This was the report before tit
las' meeting in the palace OF the Capital. MaIlnil
i9r!s future action will dodbtless be regulated py
1
a r1rnlo5 of the United States arrived off Vera
(ruzo the night of the 18th about D. M, ana ah
NJ ,ored nj Isla Verde On the following moinng al
ficer of the vessel landed az the city with letter
aor the American Consul. ON anchQring the preceding
rIight a b)at belonging % the French marine pro
i ecedrd Ia the United States PuubOat but for wha
intention is not stated A5the French have taken pos
ses,ono ~ the Vera Cruz Custom House they doubles
consider the Vera Cruz harbor ana waters as uhue
4 their dominion ard act accordingly. ,
Mayinillans official le1zette, called the Ddro az
iDiPor'a contains the PaflcnlaTs OF the eohyeht ~
OF England for the manner of proceeding in the de
mands made upon the je;mer by British subjects
Two Commissioners are u he named by each Govern
meut and third TO aOtaS 2rbler IN case of disagree
ment between the Commissioners is 10 be appolnte
by the Mexican Government and the English MINI
ter IN that country, with che proviso that the part
thus Chosen il 10 be neither English nor Mexican