The New York herald., 1867-06-11
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PROCLAMATION OF MACMILLAN.
Napoleon Covered with Shame from
Head to Foot.
A Court Martial Orde red for the
ArChduke's TriaI'.
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His Life Probably Saved by an
American Lady.
Execution OF General Bendcz aud the CON-
mandsr Of xaXimiliaa's Body Guard.
ALL THE FRENCH OFFICERS MISSING.
His Life Probably Saved by an
American Lady.
Execution OF General Bendcz aud the CON-
mander Of NaXimiliaa's Body Guard.
ALL THE FRENCH OFFICERS MISSING.
SPECIAL TeLeC~An TO TIE HERALD.
QgERErARo, Mexico. May 20,
VIA GALVESTON, June 10, 1857.

QyERErARo, Mexico, May 20,
VIA GALVESTON, June 10, 1857.
General Lopez who tire liberal troops into city
receives three thousand gold s4s,Ooo, for his
trcachery.. Tho following chiefs prisoners with
Maxmilian :-Miramon captured the streets shortly
after the surrender Of the city: Mea Castillo. Casano-
va, Goyon, Moreno, Alvena Maxine Campos and saim-
Salm. In all the officers cartured amounted to- four
hundred and fifty. No disposition has yet been made
Of Maximilian and the bulk of the band captured with
him.
General Mendez, however way shot on Sunday, May
10. General Escobedo had Issued order that all
officers who should sccrete themselves, and who failed
to surrender within twenty -four hours, wouid be
marily shot when captured General Nendez failed TO
He shot early ON Sunday morning in the Alameda.
He met his fate like brave soldier.
Colonel Maxine Campos. the Commander oe Maxi
milians body guard, attempted to escape with $4,000
and Immediately shot No other executions are known
have taken place. though it is suspected that many
have been put to DEATH AH the French officers missing
The principal prisoners confined together in a
church Their quarters are very inefficient. and they
are left without beds anything to answer the most
ordinary demands Of the toilet.
Maximilian continues i'll from dysentery. He had-s
very violent attack on the evening after the capture and
has been unwe since.
The wife Of Prince Sam-Salm, an American lady--rfe
Agnes LIE Clerg-cosey related to President johnson.
made her way alone San Luis Poos TO ntercede with
President Juarez for her husbands life well that
Of tho Emperor Naximian This lady has sped so far
in her brave mission that yesterday her arrival here
from San Luis, bersef the Emperor and Prince sam-
salm had long interview with General Escobedo, and
have reason believe that terms have been arranged
by which the lives OF most OF the foreigners will be
spared.
General Mramon is expected to die OF the wound hc
received in the endeavor to show the enemy fight on
the day the city betrayed. The surprise Of the i'm
perialiss complete. Everything was taken, ant
not one OF the prominent chiefs escaped. The liberal
deny that they are to pay for the betrayal.
Scarcely fifty houses were nrcd.
Most Of the liberal troops have gone ON TO Mexico city,
but General Escobedo and strong garrison s remain
in QuersAro.
The roads are in terrible state, no. only from rob-
berries, but also murders
The official reports OF Escobedo the death Of
Colonel Luis Garlic, OF Touca, and Colonel Miguel
Palcopaacios.
few weeks before the capture Of the city quite an
insprting ceremony took place in oueretaro. General
Mramon, Mejla Castillo and Mendez, with some others
decorated the Emperor with the Gross Of Knight Com
mander OF the Mexican Military Order, recognition
OF his personal bravery and sesacrce all through the
campaign in the interior.