New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
MEXICO.
ALVAREZ MOVING TOWARD THE CAPIrA-MovE-
MENrs OF CORONA.


here this morning. She brings later news from
Mexico. Gen Alvarez had moved his forces toward
the city of Mexico his headquarters being igualu.
The last heard from the Imperiasts was that the
forces under Mendez were beseged in Moreia by the
Liberals News of the taking Of the town was soon
expected. Corona had passed quickly through IeWe,
and would march on TO Collma, now IN the
hands of the Imperiasts, making it impossible to
send merchandise to Guadalajara and other cities
from the coast. Five or six vessels are now due at
Manzanilla from Europe with merchandise, when Is
not TO be unloaded while the lmperallsts are IN
possession of Colima. Corona and other Generals
viii spare no efforts for the capture OF the place
Five French war vessels are in the barber OF Aca-
pulco and small force of Imperialists to garrison
the forts. Many of tho prominent members of the
church party, who upheld the opinions of the Aus
TRANS, will abandon the country when the French
leave.
FALSE REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Mr. Romero, the Mexican
Minister having asked, through the telegraph, OK the
Consul Of that Republic at San Francisco for trust
worthy information as 10 the alleged execution OF
Mr. Carman u, =. Consul at Mazatlan, on tie BON,
bardnicnt of that place, has received the Sobolneu
answer through that channel .,,
Tho news IS false. have letters RON ,sa7atn oi
jan IL. 49, "opAi'
CArNAvACS AND MoREIIA CAPTURED BY THE LIB
SAN FRANcIsco, Feb 3,-The Mexican Consul IN
this city has received Official information of the cap.
ture Of The important town Of CarnavaGa, 40 mile
from tho city OF Mexico together WIN the lmperi@
forces commanded Ivy Col Madrid, rhO was shot ~
orlerof Court Martial Gen Palucco has routed 1le
ImpcrIalists at Marcda, IN the St9e OF MechocHei
and captured the city.
Nzw-ORIEANs, Feb 2.-Sehor Eeiia, bearer 81 dis
pst hes TO Senior Romero mt Washington, reuts at
CD weston 10 attend IL the shifnent of a cor sign
m,nt Of Whitworh rifles ans other mutations Of
! war which had aulred there; Ills dispatches were
Che Subdivision 8 the Rio Gsnde, and SEM Forward
! tby mail to Washington.
CURTaf-S OFFICGE. DISPATCH
HAvANA, Jas. 70, 1867.
The Diaro d. u Marina shis city, publishes cu
rious document copy ol official dsPa,ch or cir
! cular, which me military commanding 1sf Chaleo
mear Mexico) sent Lately 10 the authorities of the
| towns in his District:
This city fuving prom unced In favorcf the cause
Of Independence andBioerty' having respectable
force TO sustain it, and nlying still larger one,
! commanded by the citizens Genera, FTanclsco
Hcyya, who esterd1y occupied the toSfi oil M0reloS
and i'm the CFlractcr Of political cheifnd military
commander on the DISTRICT order you!s1 the receipt
of this to ca together the auhortics;,nd principal
| citizens rl. the oberI of making thu pronounce
or decarc allegiance dat you may sen me the pro-
! HuHcanMeafs which ,1avc 20 TCInii a. the above
mentioned atizen General, a. per or1e- conveyed te
!
To warn sat If this ~ not done To- lay with thu
spontii,tv w. hich tho occasion demiss U.s. shall De
under the csSity OF using force being person
. ally r,sPGri ble for Sc troubles VIII may rcSut.
thcrefroIu , alSo notify you, for ysc encourage
. mcnt. that ,he pronHclamento once made VIII be
\ sustained b. force az more than 2UJ men, WHICH
4 tlie sad SeIiaral oileR me"
onrpGA psEF,N pRrsaNFR AND sRy5 TO JUARrz-
! NEEfSO ~ MFNCO CITY or TIE PRINCIPAL
| Cfrt1EHs-IHE yoTE IN FAVOR OF M,XDfnIASs
4 ANf.y-- Al
| ISD ,rFlIERs FoR VERA CRUZ SsIiFERENCE sT
| MIR,MoS AND MEGA
| UAvASl, Jan. 30. 1857.
| The Spanish steamer Cudad CondLl arrived he,e
on Friday isGm Vera Cruz, bringing news from
Mexico 90 the Goth OF this month. ats tenor il dn
every way against the future successor the Empire,
and ou the contrary very fayorabeii) the cause of
harez and the Fepublic-to Juarez inlparticuar 1Or
the re,1rt at the capital, when the Ial left, wac
that Ortn,!a had been tax en- prisoner III Zacatecas
and sent on 10 Durango to President 1uaTez in Gus
! tody Of Col Barr5os For che truth n the report
cannot yoS.rh Lu; il is given factsn one of the
newspapers OF the Mexican capital and - most likely
10 be correct II il II the fact nothing could prove
more satisfactorily tke popularity enoyoe byJuarez;
for il should DE rooulLcted THAI Orega native Of
Zacatccas and was formerly Governor of the state,
50 that his bing made prisoner by the fotces Of the
toria power blows the wishes OF its cltizs not to
| al.ow of any division in the Republican ranks.
On the l4th instant the meeting of MaXmilians
ministers Official personages and otrfs of note adj
hcrcnt Ia the Imperial cause, took place according
to previous announcement, at the Palace. Marshal
Balaine also attending At the meeting letter was
read from the Emperor, in which he expressed his
desire TO know their opinion rs TO whether the means
possessed by tie Government and which would be
planned by The Ministers of the Treasury and War;
sufficient 10 meet the exlgences OF Their situ-
alton After the account given by those two officials
il was agreed that the Government had SUFFICIENT
means to put their plans into due execution. The
question whether the Emperor should abdcate or
not was likewise discussed and decided III the mega
tive the votes being II against q these latter were
the Archbishop Robcs, Siliceo, COrtes EsparZa, Cor
dero Orozco and Almazan. Fourteen of those pres
ent abstained from voting after which the meeting
was declared terminated. Marshal Bazainc although
le did not vote upon the question: WAS III favor OF
MaXimilian's abdication, giving "A very gloomy de-
scIiptiOn of the state of the Empire; that the lnc-
nation of the people was III favor OF o republican
form of government, and that he considered the
means of which tho Ministers of War and Of the
Treasury had given account, as insufficient to
meet the exigencles of the case; Marshal bazaihe
was answered by one of the Ministers Arrange who
was in favor of MaXimilians continuance, and a |
discussion ensued between the two but Arrange could
only give evasiye answers TO the questions pro- |
Rounded by the Marshal. The result, however was |
~ above mentioned, but Maxilnlllan has gwen as
yet no reply to the vote, not having expressed the
least word as to what is his opinion or whether lie
will abdicate or not His final determination was |
anxiousy awaited by all in the capital, whether |
friends or enemies men as tbe Pooce in Mexico CITY fora
few hours i'm the morning, and afterward returned |
10 his suburban residence at La IeJa This however;
Inc has done before that his presence IN the capital
had perhaps nothing to do with the aboye-named
Two events of great political Importance occurred
hero ON the 18th in the capital: One was summons |
from the Government TO the wealthy inhabitants 10 |
meet at the office when forced loan of 100000