The New York herald., 1867-02-08
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GaximilIan's Last DISCRIMINATION Prom.
ises but mo Decds-A General skodaddis
| GALVESTON, Feb. 7, 1867
Mexican news has bssn received hess up 70 the %
| instant s ye.rs r.s.
Ortega 10 to be tried by cous martial.
Airamon and Mejia said % be marching On San
Lufs Potosi with thousand me1 They had rs-
csvsd crders from Maymian 70 attack the ,ibes1s Il
onee and in they defeated the Juazists hs 1sud
call an election. should the peopls declare for an
empire he would Atay bEs II NOT hs wssh leave ths
country to ynarex or whatever chief could get the
reins Of power.
The conference held At In Teja was followed by .
general skedadds of the mperasts towards the coast
Tho Vera Cruz Sol Of tho ed ultimo says that after
tho Orizaba meeting no one supposed that any emer-
gency would arise to prevent the speedy assembling
congress determine what should be the form Of
the government that av the Tea conference protesta-
tons Of adhesion and support made TO the
Prince (sc) by parties who were resolved to start
states that although the report was given to the world
by the Ministers Of the Treasury and War chat the means
were in hand resist the expected onslaught Of the
liberal party, IL well known fact that the leading
personages OF the Imperial court were their to
take shppng at Vera Cruz hs had become satisfied
that their persons and property we're no longer safe
within the bounds Of the empire Among the names
mentioned leaving for abroad those OF the Arch
cea Escudero. rtga and Senior Atzcdrate Others were
daily expected. &-N
Another report is 70 the effect that srhe Archdukc
Maxiinian Is soon expected in Vera Cruz"
The citizens of the capitaf organizing themselves
into guards Of safety for the eventuaity Of the liberals
News from the interior is very conflicting. confused
and often duplicated.
Preparations for the Reception or Junrez no
E Zacateca---Wh Of Cortina and Ca-
nnlcss &c.
Great preparations being made at zacatecas by
the civil and military authorities for the reception Of
President Juarez who expected arrive there the
18th inst.
train Of specie arrived at Matamoros days sgo
proof that the roads are Free Great improvements
being made in Maamoros under the administration
OF Barrioxaba The streets thoroughly repaired
merce is reviving aud the merchants have confidence
Cortina last accounts Was at Mee He conscripted
and recruited all rancheros the road; but they de-
S Gomez % c bu i
known that the New Leon forces under the Of
Garcia, which arc with him. would rebel as any atemps
canaes was At Victoria All Is quiet In the interior
courier has just arrived With Of liberal victory
at Colima The imperial chief Choiron routed and
Coma was occupied By tho liberals under General Julio
Garcia I se M sr-ss t6 ~
Reported VANDALISM Of the French--The strife
That. Will Follow Their Evncuation.
New ORLEANS, Feb 2, 1867.
very intelligent American gentleman who has
served for tive years n the liberal army OF Mexico has
Just arrived here
He gives very gloomy account a tho condition Of
the hexicans and their prospects for early return -
reacs and qdieG Tho French soldsry, until recently
have been under excellent discipline and rarely
permitted to indulge their penchant for robbery and
wantonne&. But Immediately thcir taking up the
line OF march from the interior their officers seemed "a
slacken the rcns OF discipline, and acts Of vandalism,
robbery and mot unrcquently murder, characterized
their evacuation. Houses sacked, the jewels Of
ladies' ruthIessly torn from their persons sck oms
invaded, lady invalids forced from thcr
search for concealed The liberal forces who
being upon and fAaks Of the departing French
found sverywhcre foot and hand prints Of tho iswess
soldsry superby finished residences stripped Of their
furniture which found broken aud srewn along the
thar s Of he ss
foe. Whenever tba liberals ovcrhaulcd any Of these
thievtng sraggers they meted out 70 them speedy and
carried out OF the interior By the French sodiery,
by order Of their once at least BY their concurrence
will amount to miliionA Every soIdeP seemed deter
mined nos 70 quit the country with empty pockets
OF the future OF Mexico he does not speak hopefully.
BE declares that Il y his rn conviction that the Hsps
bug will not remain days after the departure Of
tho French; that the country will then fall into the
hands Of tho liberals but even then there Ia no kc
hood that peace will soon shower ~ blessings upon the
people large portion Of Juarez's army and the peo-
pie look upon him usurper, who desires to DO die
tstor and they fear trust their liberty IN his hands
Neither they satiened with Orega: but OF the two
rival cheftans very largo proportion of the Mexicans
prefer Ortcga The result he predicts will be the for
nation Of two very large rival factons-ihe QUO In the
Interest Of 0rcga the other for !uasz-who will carry
bitter and aader the banners OF both all tho
Mexcans will be arraycd The result he thinks. will DO
many years Of boodshed and outawry In MEXICO,
unes the United States step in 10 end the strife and
give the hexcans government, peace and prosperity.
IFrom the Central Texas Record
with the departure of Maxmiiisn and the success of
the liberals in Mexico largo emigration TO Texas 0f the
better and weaifher classes Of Mexicans may be
pected II they let them find the greatest hoepL
tality. They willhc no disadvantage 70 uS