The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-13
CAPITULAT7oN or VERA CRUZ.


prder and Tranquility Secured - Re-
ported AssassinR alton Of the French
Minister to Mexico.
VERA CRUZ, July 2.-The English steamer soent,
hich was to have left to-day at noon is remaining In
Ort awaiting important teegraphic dispatches which
re expected TO arrive from the interior for the diff
Brent consuates at this place This city has been In
decidedly ieversh state since the capture OF Maxi
1iaR and his forces, which would have been alayed
ng since by the surrender OF the city (of Vera CRUZ
General Beuevdes, commanding the LIBERIA
rces had not been for the unfortunate appearance
our harbOr OF the great Mexican hlbuster, Antonio
Some of the circumstances relative to the forcible
feizure OF Santa Anna from the Vrgina at slsal may
&,ot have been reported and cannot rsIrRiu from
iexican ofcer 10 The commanding oficer Of the the
ma removal lfom his vessel by the spreading Of
ne A a eIlcan Nag on the gangway or the passage
lon OF santa Anna could not be effected except by
J. .am pling upon the American fag the Mexican
hat flag, but will pass him under it," Accordingly
raise up the stars and stripes and while the BAN
er was IN this position santa anna was passed on
S mplimentary and meoiatOrial act on their part
es which we are not inclined usually TO attribute to
ii II is not positively known what disposition has
zen made or MARQUEE, ana all SORTS OF rumors and
r. We save to announce The execution of Nfaximillan
Queretaro on the l9th OF June, together with
Ind Mejia. We have not been able to learn what If
nythng was rs the he dying g speech Of the Arehdgke.
eip by Maximilien but IL is the same which APP
nited states. and which, think, has been pro-
n The commanding officer of the Austrian sloop-of
kaI which Lett here week since is said 10 have. by
Ehich demand was refused. As their orders were 60
"lvst at Vera Cruz the departure OF Max iman from
Neither of these issues were longer possible, the
za6eth sal sailed hence Snd Is expected to receive
ntion of head the Imperial Commissioner, backed
his generals at the place refused surrender the
egihg Liberal forces. vainly dreaming that some
be impending issue by raising the flag ofSants Anns
boxing for some miraculous deiyerance OF this nil
Fhe American and English Consuls Messrs. saulnier
&ained and manly course throughout these Mexican
toubles. demonstrated with the Imperial authori-
nally successful, and made an arrangement for
81 TO the liberal These GEN.
emen foreseeing that the immediate occupation by
the usual excesses of oonquering army, proposed
the foreign troops who numbered ABOUT hye hun
noved from the city before such occupation This
SIeatened TO sack the city representing that they
lad been deceived by promises OF good rations
ScS one had HGsy thsg received % Tns mSnous dspO
odas ns aaR Hs French w ae
pessel Jason, IL being made known that any suca
peteiatory measures. Under the supervision OF the
above Consuls purse was raised by voluntary SUBJ
cription among the citizens and the sum OF about
ounce placed in the pockets OF those adventnTers
On the Americ continent steamer % was provided,
for the nearest friendly portit 10 understood Mobile.
knutinous disposition, and some Of them bore their
+. arms, threatening violence AT this luncture the
among them and individually relieved them OF the
arms, some throwing them into the sea and otherwlse
frhey finally all crowded on board and sailed,
hus removing the opportunity for any collision on
Eai Gomez, commanding San Juan de ulloa, was no
onger able restrain his unied and unpaid troops,
Vino threatened to fire upon the city. Commander
Roe of the Tacony, andthe commander OF the English
vessel Jason upon TeSs%y6g % selS as S aV
'front.' In the city and San Juan informing them tnat
csoacty of their guns and their courage would permit
mis- resulted in the abandonment OF wariIe mea-
Tse foreign legion sslSed on the 10Th Of June and
Bon the 27lh Consuls saulnier and Ledwltch (Amer
Ger Seneral Benevides. No violence was committed
whatever on their entrance no one was inJHrea ana
orce In tact the majority OF the people OF Vera "a
dns TO MessIs Saulnier aud Ledwch their active
interference and their successful attempts TO spare
'TS senor Don Domingo Burean and ouevas were not
found. They reported 70 have gotten out OF the
large treasury bag is said 80 be In their immediate
decidedy lower. Markets are well supplied from the
gardens of the neighborhood and we are hoping for
long respite from scarcity of food and revolution.
Yesterday General Gomez went alongside OF the
English packet ship from the spanish man Of war and
mander Of the solen fear ul OF an unfortunate sequel
shouId he consent, refused receive hmas passen-
GER and he returned TO the spanish not-waC This
was well for In The evening OF yesterday the Lpera
and had he been found there the result would have
peen peReenmsin In the harbor of Vera Cruz:-Auerlcau
eteam gunboat Tacony, Spanish man. of-war Ulloa
he Jason sailed for Jamaica the s0th ult On the
isT July French man-otwar left with silky refugees
IN board.