New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08

MEXICO.

THE CAPTULATIoN or THE CITY OF NExIco-o's-
PATCHES FROM DIAZ-THE CONDITIONS on SUR
RENDER--MARoUEz ESCAPES.
A courier from San Luis de P0tos where the Lbs
eral Government has its seat arrived In matamoros on
the LIST inst with the following dispatches, which were
published in San Luis paper:
TAcUBAYA June 20. 1922. m.
Citizen MFJIA Minister OF War, San Luis P0tos Gen.
Leonardo Marquez was deposed yesterday III mehso'
Don Ramon Tavera succeeded him AZ o'clock p N:
the latter demanded interview. The interview TOOK
place this morning; Tavera demands guarantees OF nIe
and properties, which cannot ought "a coneee Dut
ties until your answer PoRFIRIo DiAz.
citizen PORFIRIo DIAZ, Tdeitbdya: Your telegram or
this date relative TO the demand OF Ramon layeia
ceved The Citizen President of the Republic replies
shat YOU be guided by the circular issued on the 4b on
March last which does not admit rebels IN arms 10 make
conditions of surrender to the legitimate Government
TAcuBarA, June 81, 1857.
Citizen MEuA Minister Of War: ] have the honor to i'm
form you that the City OF Mexico has surrendered ana
that its defenders prisoners OF war at the us
pOsal Of the Supreme Government leave TINS nonenF
for the capital with the object 10 dictate convenient or
ders TO insure pubic security and TRANQUILITY Please III
dictate his orders relative TO the prisoners would re-
'"'0 SAN Luis PorosI, June a. 1867, $3.50 p m.
Citizen Gen. PORFIRo DIAZ Me1co: The President re-
ceived with satisfaction your telegram announcing thu
surrender Of the City OF Mexico and begs you and your
worthy command to accept his compliments The Cow
eminent VIII take INTO consideration your rug,
gestOns relative to the prisoners, military ana
pose of them as you think t, setting them at liberty or
enisng them in your command Those OF foreign orr
Supreme Government and furnish list OF their number
with their anteeedents, and all explanations you may
have The Government Will consider your suggestlcn
META, Minister of War.
The same paper states that Macmillan, Mranepn and
Mejia were shot on the 10th inst. at IL O'Clock a. m
Marquee with small party, made his escape nom tho
capital and his whereabouts were unknown
ANOTHER STEAMER SENT TO BRING AWAY THE I'M
PERLALIsTs.
NEW ORLEANS July 6.-The Austrian steamer
Elizabeth orders proceed to Vera Cruz without de-
lay to bring the Austrian and Mexican Imperaiist OFF,
GERS and troops to this city, She will return lmme-
Col sudry and the other officers of the Vera Cruz gar
rsOn, who arrived in Mobile by the French soopOfwar
TObascO, have come to this city
THE SHOOTING OF SANTA ANNA DIscREDTTED.
The Washington National Inteiiigecer OF Saturday
says:
telegram was published here yesterday afternoon,
from New Orleans stating that santa Anna had been
shot at sal the 25th Of June In addition 70 the gem
eral u9reaoty Oh tne r pod ressSn 70 Relieve
that this report is utterly without foundation we nave
seen letters dated ssa the 26h OF June in the morning.
which report that Gen Santa Anna was at that time
prisoner in Campeachy. The Cludad Condal, regular
Vera Cruz on the 22d and arrived the 25h H. ssa which
place she left the 2Gth, al ~ O'clock for Havana ana
Havana and reached New-York on the 3D. at O'Clock.
BY her these letters from sisa arrived wnlch report
Santa Anna prisoner at Campeachy, distance Oh iIS
miles from Sisal
THE PETITION TO JUAREZ FOR THE BODY OF MAX
IMnIAN-THE LETTER OF COMMANDER ROE, OF TIM
TACONY.
WASHINGTON, July THE Navy Department this
morning received the following letters:
UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP PacoNY,
OF Sacrifcios Mexico June 23d, 1861.
SIR have the honor TO report that have tins day re-
intelligence, through the Liberal GeneraI bcna'iT
des that the Prince Macmillan shot on she 18th inst
by sentence Of court martial Upon the intellgence
being received by the captain OF the Austrian corvette
Elizabeth, which was awaiting to receive Maximlan on
board TO him Austria he came on board the la
cOny. and solicited rue to address communication 10
President Juarez on behalf of himself and his gov.
be delivered board the Elizabeth for the purpose OF
conveying them TO Austria. Complying with bis request,
respectfully ncloSe copy OF the letter addressed 10
that effect to His Exceency President Juarez. have
the honor Sir to be- very respectfully your oDediehs
servant r. A. koE. 3 &c y y T
The Hon Gideon Weles, Secretary OF the Navy wash
'Ns'' L. s. s. TAcoNY, OFF VERA CRUZ, MExco,}
June 49, 1867.
His Erceleaey President JUAREz.sir: am earnestly
solicited by Capt Grunller OF the Austrian Navy, conf
mandng the Imperial Elizabeth, to beg, upon
his behalf and upon that OF the Government OF Ausrr
that you will be pleased to allow nm me prIysse OK
board OF the Elizabeth for the purpose OF convey
ing them to Austria The relicIs Of, OF the
Mexico and his prayer TO be one OF tender
humanity aud Of affection for his unhappy and bereaved
family Ihaye the honor 10 beg also that hequest may
be granted Any expenses incurred in bringing the re-
mains 10 Vera Cruz will be most cheerfuy lqIidaed by
Capt Grueer. have the honor to be- Sir, espeeuuly
''"' Commander, u. sN
o. s. g. TACONY THIRD RATE,
OFF SACRFICIos MEXICO, June ~ ) Q
SIR have the honor TO report that the City OF Mexico
surrendered the Goth inst TO the Liberal forces with
out conditions. The only place IN Mexico now oecu-
pied by the Imperasts is the City OF Vera Cruz, which
place the United Consul informs win surrender
spectfuy your obedent servant
+. A. Roe, Commander y s n, commanding; ,