The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-27
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Among the papers captured ~ Queretaro WIN inc im-
peria prisoners the following bottsr Of note adj
dressed to Naximian by General hramon. 1t explains
the reason why General MARQUEE would not let Senior
Parada and General Por,earrayo leave Mexico City 10 aid
In defending the Emperor his trial. The document IS
signed and date, but appears 10 be in the
Handwriting of General Ramirez Arellano;-
sIRs-Your Majesys letter has given great pain,
for its contents amount 10 reprlmand which 90 not
think deserved Perhaps my previous letter was no,
interpreted truly 10 the which wished 70 convey,
hence nrst explain myself to your Majesty.
said in that letter that from the moment that Gene
raj Marquee appointed 10 the command OF the army
! could longer remain under his orders aud that
ssss Sa 81 s wss
FIRE taxing part in the fret battle The publicity given
to the wcishty reasons which had for zach a course
made emit repeai ing hem in my letter. but, am
anxious 10 satisfy your Majesty and unwilling 10 be
reckoned az insooordnate, when am always first 10
SGs sssg Zee compelled to explain those '' to y'
General Marqaes VAS made a Origader az my recon.
menda ION. Aiserwords when | aas head Of The
nation avaed myself the frst Opportunity that pre-.
scented itself 70 promote him 10 .he highest rank in the
military service tbs general showed his graz tlde by
an attempt proclaim General Santa Anna presdens,
| Ignoring my authority and obiigng me to march 10
the capital OF Jasco FOR the purpose OF rl,ing him
down in person, eeciually did, and compelling him
10 return 10 the capital 10 undergo his ra. for revolt
General Marquee having always been under my orders,
| could never look upon him my superior: would
| rather retire private hfe than submit. 10 SO hard
blow, which would do njnry 10 all my past career and
woipd my dignity and self-recpect
Your Majesty says that he has deserved yoar conf
dsn,e as chief of your staff and tina. likewise have
in the exercise of the important commend that de-
v0lved upon me. II being So hayo nothing say
the point because the chief OF staff s not superior
bu. rather medium through which your Majesty con-
veys me his ORDERS Such a proof OF your confidence
| in him does injury to me- but II was quite the
| reverse when | beard from your own lips that
General Marquee the General Chiei OF the army
For this decided 90 address your Majesty conf
dcntaliy to avoid by that pernicious
| oxampe-so much a. the publicity Of my resignation
! were | send IL through the Secretary of War
| anxious that your Majesty he persuaded that my
attachment 10 Is sincere and, the cau-e
OF my resignation remove seeing that General
Marquee is simply chief Of STAFF aud no. General
which your goodness, disposed 10 sacrifice N.Y.
self as the most devoted general OF your Majesty.
sire, &c
II will DC recollecea that Macmillan appin,ed Gene
Marquee lieutenant general on harh 10, ana ,ha the
stole Of ouortaro the night OF the 2st for
capital where he arrived The edt and began his
outrageous doiugs there which drew the Emperor
scahing note under Qler,aro, published in
tho HERALD Of June l The fact that 10 the
numerous dispatches by courier sent from Querero 10
Marquee received and the noticeable circnm-
that marquee aned The command at the capi
General rabcra oiy .cw days before It's canIlua
ton and s yet the orly prominent men OF the empire
who IS missing room Doubts 10 his
LOYALTY The above oser in this connection becomes Of
OF little galue throwing at least gl'Dlfner OF light
upon the INSIDE workings at Vuert,taro.
When the Emperor came 10 Mexico in 1854, General
Marquee used bis utmost endeavors To secure for him
self high position in the ministry OF the Dew govern
but with the assistance of the d!rienatifne,
! The Emperor managed to pack him OF mission 10
Turkey as envoy extraordinary. Al abaut the same
time Mramon given TO understand tina, both him.
self MARQUEE could he OF abroad than
home. II would be interesting TO know how and by
whom they were again foistcd npon the Emperor as
moment when be about leaving the country in the
latter part OF lsG6.
The Nnwbrr ef Victims DARING. tae Inier-
veDtian.
Tie parlica, OF puebta states that in the
capital during the larer OF 1866, Pei persons
1866 in 1896 a. Total 9es Tho states that
day during the month OF August, 1867 be witnessed
twenty:thr bodies hanging from tree on u road he
tween Mexico and Puebla This was probably OF
the doines OF Colonel Dapn.
Coolies for Mexico.
senor Don b. dc Ia Cunha Refs, who obtained decree
from Maxmilian's government allowing him 70 intro.
duce coolies Mexico has recently takon up his resi-
dence in Mexico city for the purpose Of getting the lib
eral government 10 grant HIM similar contract and
authorization Some OF the liberal papers favor his
schemes and openly advocate the immediate introduce
ton OF Asian labor in order TO Yuly velop the
| wealth Of the republic
Rough Storfe~ NJ Imperial Umeer~.
The Reeensrador or SoanaisAo, speaking OF the i'm.
| yeria prisoners taken nj Querearo says hard
things Of them.
Colonel Antonio niaz and certain Redcnef IL asserts
regarded nv the inhabitants with horror Trey
the parties entrusted with the levying OF forced
ersl Miguel Mendez. A Qierc,aro merchant said TO
Mendez one day. "ws, sir suppose you are going to
strip us and leave ns only the mat lie on. - TO-
answered Mendsz, "l'll take that, too"
Antonio Diaz. when the proprietor Of house alb
sent, would he ladies' Of tho house appear at
his office When they made their appearance before he
had got M, he would make his appearance in his shirt
tail and slippers and of,enlimes add offensive words to
this already outrageous method OF procedure In Que
OF the liberals would be Diaz Arnarzs anu to.one
Bueyes Pn,oe.
Lew Wallace nm thc Mexican Execution.
The Chicago Tivae Of July 10 contains long letter
from General Lev Wallace the execution OF Maxi.
milan, the capture OF santa Anna and Ecobedos cry
Of Death foreigners all which he ustnes fully
He ID opposed to any "on Mexico" policy
that mex; to Jer Davis. Naxmiiian tho greatest
criminal whom thi- con,nen, has yet seen And the
Judgment. has been formed with direct reference to
charity, mercy aud humanity all which appear 10 have
shock ed by the Ausrans death 7: r. further
my Judgment ths' people in any age country. not
excepting own country the rebellion ever
suffered mech the hands their ruler lawful or
unlawful ~ the Mea people spnered from Max
milan.
A. 10 Santa Anna. be is the Mexican ,ea DAVIS
After betravng the people after warirg upon them,
with the purchase nlouey OF the Messa Valley In his
pocket the entire contents OF their puDdered treasury
ne nea 70 ~ thonss He offered 70 take service with
Juarez hut was refused Finally. he came 20 New York
AMI procerded publicly to his stolen
purchase Of military stores the enlistment or men and
officers aud the char,erpg OF for Transportation
purposes. What for War against Jasrez whom we
have pretended 10 recognize the lawful bend Of The
only legitimate Mexican government All this the liberals
knew. No need " SPIES the dockeis o. he New York city
courts Published the story. That Juarey warned OF
Santa Anna's departure know Thai he seized hin,
promptly should he matter OF rejoicing every one
who thinks enough OF Law aud order liberty 10 prav
| that they may become common blessings ~ all the
peoples Of the earth. And uniess N IN party
TO the proposed revolution government II II he
for aetv ro-- mt fh~
affords opportunity 20 send santa AAnna after Mani.
miisnthe sorrow that there should be necessity for
shedding mans blood viii alwavs keep good IRON
rjocing blood shedding az fac--but because Il
gives opportunity TO teach the great lesson never 40
needed Ne now that when flag used by mcr homo.
bred foreign. for unlawful purpose IL carries no
sanr,ty. gives no projection, and ne insnied
General Wallace says THAT he knows Escobedr well
and while satisfied thst he unfrioniy to foreigners
MIL The acath