The Portland daily press., 1867-04-20
Later Ee0ua WexicO-Kind Treatment Of
Maximilian Ordered by yuarez.

NEW DIRK, April ~
Late Mexican adviees say that Juarez has
given orders to all his officers to grant Maxi
milan an escort and honorable treatment to
any point on the coast which he shall select as
point of embarkation, provided he is captur-
ed. Money was becoming scarce in the Impe-
rial Golfers and the Finance Minister had
thrown up his portfolio in disgust. Skirmishes
took place every day at the gates of Mexico
city. The savage order of Miramon infiicting
death upon all prisoners captured was counter
nlanded by Macmillan. The story of Escobe-
dos defeat is believed to have been concocted
in the capital The Austrian garrison was
looking out for the earliest opportunity to
leave the country.
The Mexican legation at Washington has
unofficial information that Macmillan was on
his way to Mexico city, having been wounded
in the arm at Queretaro.
SAN Francisco, April 10.
The report that the forces of Macmillan
had succeeded In retiring to Queretaro with
ont being obliged to give battle, and the ru.
NOR that portion of the Liberal army had
been defeated and that the Liberals were suf-
tering from lack of supplies, are contradict
ed by advi ies received hore direct from the
seat of war in Mexico; the statement that a
revolution had broken out in San Luis Potosi,
headed by Gen. Herrera, being also denied
Letters from President Juarez eceived hero
to-day, make no mention of any disturbances
having taken place, nor that they anticipate
any.
Consul Godfrey has received a letter from
General Corona, with reference to the actions
which took place at Queretaro on the 10th ult
1t states that the Liberals made a reconnois-
sance in force which brought on an engage
ment that lasted eight hours and resulted in
driving the Imperialists from some of their
positions The Liberals engaged numbered
1000 and the Imperialists 10000.
Gen. Vega was at Mazatlan four days in dis
suise, engaged in conspiracy against the Lie
nnnf lis CT
insured with the belief that there was a party
in Sinaloa ready to proclaim him Governor OF
that province.
The supplies Of arms which we're taken out
from San Francisco by Gen. Vega had been
hidden in the mountains with the exception of
Gen. Parius.
a letter from Lower California gives an ac.
count Of an attempted revolution in that quar-
ter
On the LIST OF April CASTOR D'Artois landed
at La Paz from Mazatlan, and proclaimed Nav
arctic, a revolutionary exile, as Governor of
that State, and announced that he would arrive
Mt La Paz by the next steamer with 200 men
and reinstate himself
While on the way from San Jose to La Paz
barton enlisted few adherents from Nayo-
rette, and with their aid took San Antonio by
surprise and making the officials of the town
prisoners. From San Antonio he marched to
La Paz, whore he attacked the palace of the
Governor, but finding himself suddenly sur
rounded with superior force, he fed with a
small force of followers, but was pursued and
captured, and was to have been shot on the 9th
of April According to the statement of facts
received here the revolution was petty affair,
and contemplated scheme OF plumber by
which American residents as well as natives
would have suffered. His designs were not
countenanced by the government of Juarez,
ana MS story OF the approach OF Navarette was
without foundation.