Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

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amongst the Liberals here, since the request
Of the uniied states Eo'srnmeni that Mas
imilian be not shot.
The news ~ MArqLei, QuiroFa, Nidauri
OIlaran having been shot u not official
and 10 not generally believed tie general
opinion Is that none ~ the four named have
been captured, but tina, they are seeTeied IN
the city, or else have succeeded ia making
their escape,
The following comes from the Courier
General Juan A. Member, Governor ~
Puehla, has issued decree imposing the
following contribution upon the clergy =
Bishops, 81 COG, priests Ss00 monks $500,
and secretaries $500,
rRoJLcTEp ESoArE.
There is a story current here about the
Princess Of salm Salmi 1t appears that she
had completed all her arrangements 10 IA
yor the escape OF the Emperor Maximilian
aud his generals from prison, only waiting
that the guard on duty should relax little
vigilance. To obtain that object, she per-
sonally visited Colonel p, the officer
having charge Of the guard that day, offer
ed him for that favor, drafts To the amount
Of three hundred thousand dollars, aud, 10
prove TO him that she was in earnest, she
handed on account Of the bargain, to Col.
p, q diamond ring, worth twenty-five
thousand dollars, Il is said, Tho Colonel,
who hesiia,e,l, probably through fear, ask.
cd for an hour To answer, but took the ring;
he then went and consulted his honorable
chief Eseobedo, who, probably through fear,
for II IL not probable that otherwise he
could refuse such profitable business trans.
action, declined taking part in II, accord
ingly the guard were doubled, but never
theless Escobcdo conascaied for his own use
that fine ring worth twenty-five thousand
dollars--and Immediately ordered the Prin.
cess Of Salm Salm to leave the city Of Quer-
etaro with all her attendants and friends.
GENERAL NEWS.
All Of the leading Mexican generals To-
ksether with the bulk Of their armies were
en- route, and must have, ere this, arrived at
the city OF Mexico.
Cortina has received promotion in tho
military service and been appointed gov.
ernor Of tho State Of Tamaulipas.
Cortina Is moving this way with force
Of fifteen thousand men, rs an army OF OBJ
scrvation, to occupy the Rio Grande from
tier. The United States having shown a
disposition TO interfere in Mexican affairs
BY asking that tho life Of Max imilian be
spared has aroused Mexican indignation,
and, in future, the Americans will be close
ly watched.
The request Of General Bcrriolabal, CON.
manding at Matamoros, to DO relieved, made
soma tin. .i..a since, has been granted, and il is
stated that be hos been ordered 10 occupy
Tampico. Quite . sensation was created
here, yesterday, upon its being known that
General Berriozabal, instead Of quietly
obeying orders, was oonscripting men to
gil up the depleted ranks Of his army corps.
Berriozabal formerly euchered Cortina out
Of the Tamaulipas goyernorship. The two
are thus at outs. And should Cortina come
I up with General Berriozsbal, he will ever
lastingly knock the dust outof him. Hence
il lie presumed that Berriozabal is preparing
for Cortina's coming.
Juarez is still remaining at San Louis,
strictly secluded. He has been threatened
with assassination, so he says. lie is grow
ing unpopular with the army for the req
son that hs is charged with having desired
to listen. to the plea of the United States to
spare Macmillan and further with having
determined upon ceding to the United States
q portion Of Mexican territory.
Escobedo, as VIC have before published,
has been granted leave of absence, and
will shortly start on tour Of recreation.
The war against the Empire has, somehow
or other, placed in his possession q large
amount of money, aud now he intends to
enjoy 1t.
Perfrio Dia1 has been appointed Com.
mander-in. Chief Of the united armies Of
the Republic Of Mexico. -n.t