The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19
PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Terrible Hurricane at st. Do
mingo.
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REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN HAY1l.
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1aximilian's Remains Delivered 10
Admiral Tegeth0H.
Opening of the French Legis-
lative Session.
-NapOleon's Approval OF Ger
man Unity.
MEXICO.
1aximilian's Remains Delivered to
Admiral Tegeth0fr.
MEXICO.



SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD
Jlaxiniliaa's n emnins Delivered to Admiral
Tegeshon-Bananet 10 che Admiral-A Di.
vision 81 Esc0bedo's Troops Going to the
Overwhelmingly Proclamation Kidnap-
Uing and Vigilance Committees.
HAVANA, Nov. Is, 1857.
The French steamer Panama has arrived here
to-day from Vera Cruz, with dates to the 18th
dnst- from that port, and to the 10th from Mexico
city.
sshor Romero and suite had received quite an
ovation on landing at Vera Cruz.
Admiral Tegethoi has received the remains Of
Ia late Emperor Macmillan from the Mexican
government They are reported to be in a fair
state Of preservation, considering all the circum-
stances attending his unfortunate death.
The necessary papers, authorizing the Admiral
/. = assume the care Of the remains and permitting
chem to pass the revenue and port off,
Gers without undue inspection or delay.
have been handed to Admiral Tegethof. and
he was expected to leave the. capital with his
precious charge for Vera Cruz on the 18th inst,
where the Austrian frigate Novara would be ready
20 convey them to Austria.
A grand banquet had been given by the German
Club Of the capital to Admiral Tegethoff There
were over one hundred guests at the banquet.
Baron Won Magnus toasted the Admiral. The
Prussisn Consul proposed the future prosperity Of
. I4l,o elf ~ ~ ~,
Gems as people. Baron Won Magnus in the
X,course Of his remarks stated that he had done all
that he could in favor Of every German in Mexico.
1and was only sorry that he had not been able to do
more.
IA Admiral Tegethon in the course of his speech,
alluded to the navies of IT, German nations, and
expressed his wish to see them always harmonious
IN peace and united in war. The banqaSsers did
not break up till midnight.
The newly elected members to Congress are
already arriving ct the capital. As yet what the
policy Of the opposition members will be is not
known.
General Escobedo was still at the capital. II
wss reported that division Of General Esco-
bedo's army was also going to the city Of Mexico,
md quidnuncs were on the alert to know where
ftor.
A The amnesty proclamation had at length been
Issued. 1t mitigates to . very great extent the
punishment Of imperial prisoners. Monsieur F.
! Eloin was released from his confinement at night,
| but he was too late for the regular conveyance,
and an extra train had to be hired to convey him.
| He LEFT Mexico in the French steamer Panama, as
| also the Baron A. Won Magnus, late Pr1ssian
| Minister near Maximan's Court.
Padre Fischer il still held As prisoner, although
che amnesty proclamation sets the Prince Salm-
Salm free. Various reasons are assigned for this
distinction made against the Padre.
AN the members Of the court martial before
whom Santa Anna was tried at Vera Cruz, except
she Fiscal, have been sentenced to four years. i'm
prisonment for having given final determination
without consulting the general government In last
resort.
Tho treasury was reported to be empty. con.
dsrfo Of three hundred aud fifty thousand hard
dollars had arrived ct the capital from Morelia.
Another OF one million Of hard dollars had started
from the capital for Vera Cruz on the way 70
Europe.
All sorts Of Kidnapping was being practised on
prominent and wealthy persons Of all ages and
,sxes to extort ransoms. This was principally
the case in the rural parts and suburbs Of the
sities. Torture and even assassination were
threatened to make people swear secrecy a. to
Who were the parties to whom these ranssms we're
paid. Vigilance committees. however. we're or
lvaaiang TO put stop to the proceeding around
he capital.
Mr.. Plumb has been well received In Mexican
diplomatic circles and Is quite popular among all
Aliases. There was quite rnystiacaton ~ TO the
proposed visit Of General Banks, and people we're
asking whether he was coming to buy sonora or
chihuahua. On this subject one Of the prominent
Journals had come cut In favor Of union between
1.-THE two republics.
President Juarez vas reported As not having ye,
some TO sny determination on the subject Of re-
ncwing the concessions 70 the Mexico AID vers
Cruz Railway concern. The old managers Of the
road, Messrs. Crsvley and Burnett. had arrived
rom England On business connected with thu
railway.
The arss week ia November was spent princi
pally In festivities. There we're buIihshn q thu
capital.
The members Of Congress elect from Ysessss
sn sisai On the ioA inas for ths esoisal vi
Yea CrvA