The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-09
MEXICO.

and Two Ladies' Carried Orr by the
Randits - The Lost steRTAer C1udad
GOndal.
HAVANA. August 2.-The steamer Virginia,
Captain Deakin from Vera Cruz on the oath
and sisNl on the 2sth, arrived here on the 3lst
nit. with news from the Mexican capital TO the
nth and Jalapa to the 18th OF July:
President Juarez arrived at the City OF Mexico
on the 18th, and was received with much pomp
"nT the V foreign Ministers in MexicoCity continued
uupoIested They were awaiting orders from
fhoir respective Governments.
General Porhrio Daz has resigned his post of
Commander-in-Chief Of the Army OF the East;
but at the last dates l find that he had resumed
the command with the amplihed powers con-
ferred on him by the Government.
General Garcia, after concluding the campaign
of Vera Cruz, had retired from the command OF
said department., and issued proclamation
both to the people and the army.
The division OF the Huachinango and Notela
districts belonging to the State OF Puebla had
returned from Mexico. ,...
Mexico few days after Its occupation by the
republicans, had arrived safely at Vera Cruz.
General Joaquin Martinez had left the capital
to open the campaign of the Sierra.
All the prisoners in the Castle OF San Juan de
Ulloa, to the rank OF captain, were set free in
Vera Cruz, as was done in OaXaca, Puebla,
QuPretaro and Mexico. .
The Oonoiencid PUbliCd says The entire
press of the capital, with the exception of one
single paper, is unanimously in favor of q gene
raj amnesty. We cordially join them, in behalf
of those misguided persons who only served the
empire as means OF gaining their bread; Out
for such criminals as MARQUEE, Lacuza, Lares
Vicario, and others, we clam the severest pun
ishmeut. AS to the notables, or persons of
Importance, just distinction ought to be
made. Some of them should be sent out of the
country and it will be enough to deprive others
OF their civil and political rights.
General Santa Anna continued a prisoner in
Campeachy, where superior orders from the Gov
eminent will be sent, sooner or later,
The following order of citation appeared in
the paper under date of July l7:- ..'
"ARMY OF OPERATION AGAINST THE CITY OF
mexico, HEADQUAREERs MEXICO, July 6, 1867.--The
Chie q mas given me Sae NECESSARY insruc
themselves them at the next ex-conyent Of the Antigua
Ensenanza: all those that have been ministers, pre-
dents and scais Of are to do so within
Sf h q S dfse IA roe Of they
Bando or Proclamation OF JS9e 9S IA 1Ss7 s7A1vAREzn
General Juan G. Mendez was appointed Gov
ernor and Military Commander of the State of
Puebla. .l
Don Celestno Negrete, ex-Master of Ceremo-
nies of the empire, was brought to the capital
en- the night OF the 7tb, in custody of Captain
A. Alvarez and another officer. He was pri-
soner in the city on parole; heefected his escape
but by the help of the telegraph was captured
by the Military Commander of Orizaba, who
sent him back; most probably he will be tried
and condemned.
The President had ordered that all the pri-
soners in the Capital charged with treason should
be seree in the city, and to reside there till the
supreme Government should decide otherwise.
Don Pablo Campos and other Republicans that
were eXiled two months ago from Vera Cruz,
and went to Havana, had returned to their
homes
Forty-eight of the prisoners captured at
Queretaro arrived in Mexico on the 18th of
July. Many of them are well known on account
OF their antecedents in Mlchoacan. Their
names are:-Mauuel GuZman, Manuel Allegro,
Juan Adolfo CarranZa, Jose M. Zapata, Pedro
Gonzalez, Pedro Ormachea, Ignacio Peza, Igna-
clio Garcia, Ceferlno Rodriguez, Marcos Barrar
gau, Luis Larrrui, Jose Maria Paz Puente,
Trinidad Maria Garcia, Antonio Maria Orta
Miguel Gutierrez, Faustino Valderey, Ramon
Robles, Manuel Escalante, Andres Mora, Ricardo
Rico, Augustin Badillo, Ignacio Arrieta, Manue
Alarcon, Pedro Navarrete, Francisco Campos
Ramon Vivanco, Juan Cerna Manuel Iraztorsa
Jose Nava, Hermenegiluo Rojas, Juan Oscuras
Brnesto Malberg, Victorano Montero, Jose Maris
Vilches, Macedonia Victorica, Ramon RamerO
Luciano Torreblanca, Luis Echeagaray, Antonio
Salgado, Jose Serna, Manuel Montero, CasmirC
FTontana, Ignacio Sepulveda, Carlos Gutierrez
Pedro Lopez, Miguel Gaver, Modesto Villafuente
Ignacio Cabello, Antonio Perez, Castulo Veraza
Godardo Parcha, Ignacio GIL de Castro, Encar
nacion Ruiz Pastrana Carlos Arozena, Marco
Herrera, FellZ Becerra, Pioqunto Claverta
The stage coach from Guanaiuato to Queretart
was robbed by banditti. They killed Seno
Iturralde, and took away two young ladies will
After the occupation of Tampico by the reput
lican troops under Pavon, nothing had occurre'
worth mention. Gomez and Oanales were Wait
ing 4. rther orders from the Government.
The Custom House authorities Of Vera Cru
published the following notice to the merchant
of said ports:-
"In virtue Of superior orders, all duties on mer
Chandise which may have been Incurred on and ate
the lst inst are to be paid In cash at this Custom
House, as long as the supreme Government does no
The official report of the Spanish Vice Consu
at sisal has reached Havana. The five missin
boats containing the rest of the passengers an
crew arrived safely at Alvarado, without an
accident whatever. The other missing boa
arrived at Sisal on the 28th, having made tn
land at a point between Dos Hocas and Tupuco
whence they proceeded to Frontera, where the
were received by Captain Gonzalez, of tn
Mexican war smack Sultana, and taken to Yer
Cruz; he not only treated the shipwrecked wit
all attention, but firmly refused any reward 70
his services, despite the pressing offers OF tn
Spanish Vice Consul.-N. Y. Herald.
Proclamation by Juarez ON EnterinI
MexicOs
The following proclamation from Juarez wa
issued when the Liberal chief reoccupied th
City Of Mexico:-
Mexicans:-The National Government to day r.
turns 70 establish its seat IN the City OF Mexico whc
lett four years SINCE IL carried then with IL "a
duties, which were ali the more sacred as the conf
OF tne nation was greater IL went with the hrm col
without Cessation AGAINST SS nqutoSs 1Hs oTes
INVASION In defense of its rights and Its III
banner Of the country for ali the time H bnecessSI
70 achleve me triumph of the holy cause Of indepe
brave sons Of Mexico have accom- pliahed combat
alone with AID from none. and without the necessai
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