New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
THE DEATH or MAXIMfLfAH
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT

PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
In tho House of Lords, on the 9th OF July,
Lord stratford De Radcliffe asked the Premier whether
anv official information OF BfaxmIlans death had been
received and So whether the intention OF the Gov
eminent to move au address Of coincidence to Her
Majesty.
Tie Earl Of Derby said We have received the follow
dsy: The Marquis de soaster has just received tec
gram from the Fresch Minister at Me xco dated the 2Ith
Shot on the 10th, in spite Of every effort made
him. The ono of tho victorious party was defiant
They refused to give up the Emperors body Tho French
Minister Ss S%a S Il depart he
thought 10 might Be detained share ss s f ssSiass
Of your ordshps with regard to this most unnecessary
Cruel and barbarons murder which must nave exce ss
purely purely eratutos and 50 far from producing bene
ncisl effect only add to the misery when tnnS an,
to suffer so much Longer Having recently receyed
this telegram must a. asee 70 yogr ord
ships 10 express opinion tbs subject by anaddress
70 lord ssfofd DE Radcliffe said that his feelings the
subject strong that II the Government dld no,
bring forward resolution on the SUBJECT ne shoha
THE WIDOW oFaAxnnLI,S.
Accounts from sIIramar respecting the widow OF Maxi
milan state that all hope OF recovery seems to have
vanished The Mo'yenpost says: The mental aiiena-
ton has attained to such pitch that the unhappy
Princess be LETT alone for an instant and has sew
eral times attempted her life Two recent atenps 0.
thsind were fortunately prevented by the wachfuness
OF, DR. Sick who has the august patient under his
care. Nevertheless, the Empress Is OCCASION ON
a lSr Of her fscues In one of those lucid inter
val. lately she SAID 90 not dese no eve teS sr
short pause. she asked Where il my husband shall
len in the WORLDLY Scarcely quarter OF an hour passes
that hesmpress does not ask for news OF me perOr
Macmillan. The physical eOndltoh Oh heE 'iJes9 as"
inspires very seriess alarm"
LETTER PROM EMPEROR
IL is stated on good authority, says me ipf ha"
Ga-eue that the letter OF coincidence on the death OF the
Enspcror Macmillan addressed by the Emperor Napoleon
Emperor Of Austria was to tho following erect
- send you the expression OF my condolences ON the
dreadful news OF the death OF the Emperor Maximilian
bty OF the painful part have bad In this misfortune
But God who penctrates hearts knows that meyer
places The influence OF civilization In doing this
have found nober or more worthy in'ercessor IMAM
your Majesty's unfortunate Eother'
THE EXECUTION.
The following account of the last hours aud execution
OF the Emperor Macmillan is taken from Paris journal
the Figaro which states that It has obtained II by the
Atlantic Telegraph from the columns Of The Ne@Oriedas
Pioavune which repubishes t from the Espefdnsa OF
oucretaro Of the Goth OF Junethe day after the
ilon II has been widely copied In the French aud Engsh
iournaa WAS published by The Times without comment
Its genuneness affirmed by some Journals and denied by
others Undergraduate Beige calls manifest forgery
1.-THE first messenger who reached San Luis ill Potos
on the mornnof the 10Th OF May did nst return here
with the orders OF the President until the 22d Inc I'M
peror then informed that lie had 10 appear before
lie nrotestsd In writing and claimed 10 be tried by
the Ch6mber OF Notaes which had called him TO the
throne Proccedingswero in consequence suspended and
his letters and the papes Which naa Deen % tS
3oh. II refusal, based upon this fact which no
impartial person ca" IN ise head os tSe R
public; but Juarez, animated by landabe sentiment,
offered spare the EmDerurs life ON condition That ne
took an oath never again TO foot Mexican soil and
signed declaration of his own abdieatl0n.
spontaneously, aud by word of mouth, Macmillan
Ia
ure provided the officers and soldiers capturerWth him
the fate OF Castillo aud Aveiano. That requirement
was also agreed Co. and other communications took place
which, howeser, led to nothing further -,
the nth under the presidency OF Gen Corona
with whom were Gems. Escobedo Martinez, Rail-, Ne
CRETE, and two colonies.
The three prisoners we're broaght before TINS tribunal
Macmillan declined 10 avail himself OF the assistance of
advocate while Msa aud siirahon ehose one TO he
actail.of this sitting which did rot last an hour.
The condemnaIlon which was seht on the same day
President. is affirmed, was inclined 10 eemency. hut our
Minister at Washington Romero? oveIeame lhat Iisposl'
ing The plea that only asmali majority mad aihrmedthe
As Soon as GEN Corona was put in possession OF the
necessary document the three prisoners were Informed
They manifested no surprise, because u had been
The others MACMILLAN simply requested that they
might he left together until the last mdment which
grael0usly accorded They were transferred To the
building formerly convent which served hospital
for French troops. because tho hall the gronnd
prospect out upon the garden of the interior court
AN altar raised at the furthef end, and the ten
tnes instructed 10 fire upon any one attempting To
enter otcome cut without written permission from
Capt Gonzales.
THE only person allowed to enter was the Able
Fischer secretary and gous adviser OF the Emperor
Some Time after the Bishop 0f QeetaiO edfOncrng
his sacred Mnsraton, which accepted after brief
consultation with the prisoners The night was passed
MJamon was suffering greatly from the wound in his
eye which he constantly bathed with cold water Mela
fell into u deep sleep.
MACMILLAN asked for paper and pens, which, IN the
middle Of the night found with difficulty. He
wrote two letters-One in Gegmau, addressed to his
mother the Archduchess sophia; aud the other 10 his
Wife, lie confded them 10 the bshop, begging him to
have them forwarded He added u lock of his hair,
WHICH the wife OF of tho guards came ana cut Oh for
hns lie kissed IT, folded 10 togother and clipped 10 Into
the envelope. which was already sealed.
"TOwaTd O'clock IN the morning the Emperor desired
10 hear mass, which said by the DtshOp. Mela
reused up, aud all three partook Of the communion.
AFTER mass Macmillan appears TO have remained for
long time meelng the hard ftoneRfof there was no
prize Dieuwith his head bent and his hands over his
eyes Whether he praying or weeping is uncertain.
we must remember that no Ia. Indian and thatt 10
glorious for him 10 die along with his maseras he de-
clared. a..
AT o'clock the notes ofa military band heard;
Gonzales entered the chapel with bandages to
bIndfold the prisoners. Mlramon submitted 10 the ope
ration quietly Meja refused, and as the captain was
about to useforce the bishop Whispered few words to
tie General, who then Acquiesced. But the Emperor
coming forward. declared that ss to himself he would
Iales. With trleilS saiuIshcn 70 AAAmaA- xsns enc