The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29

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LepAz ssin AIIvs-Mar~uex Nss Captsrsd-
E~sst Accounts or the Capsives-A Commits
sioner TO the United Statcs-Southern Emil
sraats-The Ca nspaisn Against Alvarez.
Havana, August ~. 1867
The French steamer Panama. from We're Cruz On the
lsh arrived this por. yesterday, with dates from The
Mexican capital TO the 9Th inst Five hundred and sixty
four Austrian and French troops have srrived in said
steamer, roue for Europe there about hum
dred and twenty officers aud among hese vclenburg,
the Austrian Colonel of Gsndarmsrie They say that all
have been we'll treated during their captivity and th,lr
passage has bssn arranged by their respective Consul
The assassination OF the traitor Lopez Pusbla ID
positively contradced lateriy he in the city OF
MEXICO, where he published . pamphlet, in which he
pretends TO vindicats his conduct.
The capture Of General Marquee 10 likewise contra
dictsd He was marauding At the head Of small force
in the State Of Vera Cruz In company with Gslvez. The
government, however had taken steps 70 secure both
II vas said that Santa Ana 70 DO conveyed 10
Clua and that Martinez de Ia Tore his counsel.
The Quarternassr General had Informed the supreme
government that OHoran its disposition in the
Convent OF Santa Brgda but the had done
xous so rs ,se him a as vss a.
posed Later state that the trial was going on
with activity he appeared so repentant OF his past acts
that il almost approached insanity.
Jesus Agniar, an ex-magistrate during the empire,
prisoner in the Enscnanza for other than
that OF having been civil project in Monterey. on
which his property in Nuev0 Leon has been
hscated.
Francisco Torres were confined the prison OF san
Luis. waiting the pleasure OF the supreme govern
ment
viii 10 placed under the protection Of the American
The foreign soldiers who arrived at Guadal.sra with
the files or the Northern army were set free They VIII
make better colonists than soldiers.
Escobedo had asked OF the supreme government to be
the first render account OF his acts wbe he
cised the functions OF war and finance during the
Colonel Enrique Aiea proceeds 20 the United States
via Havana. mission connected with the public SER
vice.
General Reglles had arrived at the capital
Lerdo de rejada bad resigned the presidency OF The
Funeral ora,ions were offered in San Luis Potosi on
the 18th u for those that died defence OF the Par2
Decree reducing the export duty on coined silver to
fve per cent, has been issued
The hacends Of San Fernando. in Durango has been
made town, under the name OF ierdo do reiada.
The Minister Tor Public Works endeavoriTg, with
the parties interested in the railway from Mexico 20
Vera Cruz conclude the constructions and pre-
suned tina. obstacles would interfere In future 20
Near ruxpam about forty Southern families who had
loft Mexico and established themselves hacienda in
the vicinity OF Parras.
Considerable excitement created in Vera Cruz by
daring robbery committed the night Of August in
the Office of Anglada Co. agents of the Havana and
completely OF OF the portors had secreted them
selves in the buildiug-ted up the agent when he
tered the place that night and took $1l $50 gold and
small coin from the safe. Only the porter, Antonio
Ararico, has been caught Above g., 500 were found
HIM.
The troubles in between Alvarez and Jim6nez
increase jean Alvarez occupies the town OF Tepetsa,
and has made the there his magazine. Diego Al.
varez il Mt Acapulco acting Governor Most OF the
towns have pronounced in favor OF Jimcnez, and two
thousand hundred Indians offered him their services
but he, thanking them told them 10 reap their harvest
first aud he would call them when he wanted thor
services in the field. Diego Alvarez has driven all the
upScounry people home from the coast towns out OF
more autjpatby.
At Matamoros there are fourteen candidates for the
Governorship Of the state.
The departure of the FIRST convoy from Mexico with
French residents under the Of the French legation,
regretted by the press, as the Mexican republic
needed population
Tho c5,,iucia which left San Luis Po,osi for Matno-
on the 18th ut. took 1921 .9s7
Several pacers Of gold il saic found in the
plains OF Chhualus.
The veteran Colonel Ignacio Fguaroa who distin-
gushed himself Qierelaro, March IL aud April 81.
last, lef on the 10Th ut for the mining district, with
500 infantry 800 horsemsu and pieces OF artillery in
order the inhabitants from the tyrannca yoke
Of Alv6rez
By the Mexican sloop Joven Hortensa from Mazatlan,
the governor OF 5lpaloa 600 res the auhor-
ties o. Colima.
letter from Zacuslpan SAYS that IgBacio Vicario and
Abraham Ortiz lie Ia Pena had joined the Southern
Brigade in tie State or Guerrero
The military authorities In Vera Graz had means
wherow,th to pay the garrison for items arrears
The country, the whole, said 10 he perfectly
tranquil. The trade in Vera Cruz and other ports M
"A lourshDu condition.