The New York herald., 1867-04-26
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Peace Commissioners from AaXimilian Rs-
ported on Their Way to Juares.
Arrangements to Get Max Out OF the
Country.
1oRE OF NAPoLEON'S DOUBLE DEALING
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The following additional news concerning the situation
o. Asx,co 10 Of importance
Tns stage which arrived at Matamoros from San Luis
Fesos on the lath Of April brought the news Of the
tsrs of Puebs by Porfrio Diaz. The balls rung
and cannon fired in honor Of the event.
The Of the occupation Of portion Of Querstaro
By tho republicans ID fully confirmed. Letters from
Aoatsrey OF the 7th contain the following additional
news in reference thsreto:-Governor Gomez, Of the
State Of Nuevo Leon, has received letters from Esco
Ssdo stating that he had his headquarters in the city
Letters received In Matamoros by merchants confirm the
statement or which there IL no doubt
Naximiiian ID now desirous to capitulate. He sent
the Bishop Of Queretaro Escobedo but the latter
would not receive him. Later, three commissioners
from Aaximian presented themselves to Escobedo.
These were sent to San Luis to negotiate with Juarez
II aid they win demand guarantee for the lives and
properties OF the most prominent chefains but not
thought it will bs granted they may be permitted to
1sare the country, but no
Mr. White the bearer OF dispatches from Minister
Campbell to Juarcz. did not 60 to Tampico. his
intention but has furnished with an escort at Mat
amoros and has started for san Luis potos where he
expected TO 1nd Juarez.
The Pensacola Observer has the following from Mexi-
co..
The United states steamer Tacony had been 10 Tampco
and arrived at Vera Cruz. General Mendez in command
OF the liberals, had solicited interview board tho
Tacony with the commanding American naval officer.
The officer who boie the despatch brought information
that Maxmilian Ind offered to surrender on the as.
Of permission being given for his free departure
II was supposed that the object In view by Mendez was
the making Of arrangements for this finale VIZ Maxi
nllian's safe conduct out Of the country.
This appears TO have been brought TO Pensacola
by naval officer Ho brings the following additional
news
The zomtsa de zdra9osa announces the arrival at
Querearo the 21s of March of fourteen thousand
under the liberal chiefs La Barra AItamirano. On
the same day Rva Palacio and the division under him.
camped Six leagues from Queretaro and Col Martinez
with three thousand men, camped at San Juan del Rlo
. few leagues south Of Queretaro.
The liberals If their accounts correct have not
less than thirty thousand men around Queretaro.
Tho coutending forces drawn up within gunsho Of
each other
letter is shown purportng to have been written by
Porfrlo Daz, to the effect that Maxmilian had offered
him the command OF the forces shut up in Pueba and
the city OF Mexico assuring him that Marquee and Larez
viii be deprived OF power and tina. Maxnilian himself
will soon leave the country thus proposing place the
country in the hands of the liberals Daz thought there
was some trick about It, The Zonabrd de Zdragor0, in
commenting on II, says
Since he tMaximilan) came to Mexico he has pre-
tended TO be liberal, moderate and conservative. He
has tried to play with all part:es thinking himself
profound politician, and TO- day he finds himself scorned
"a MornueS nav S 70 Five nm hs noar
rot into such uaire that he will lament a thousand
mcs the day he left Miramar TO and scat himself
an the silver throne that his imperial cousin Napoleon
The Msucan Times continues pitch into French in
aerventon and Marshal Baxane In one of its late mum.
bers accuses the French Of having worked during the
last fifteen months to compel Maximlian to leave Mex
Sco, in order to make arrangements with the dis
sideut party IN relation to the French debt and
French clairnR The Time, says Of the Marshall
BY special order from Bazaine, Mazatlan, Guaymas,
Tampico, San Luis. Zazatecas, Monterey DURANGO,
fuiancngo and other points occupied delivered
1nto the hands Of chiefs known to be in close intimacy
with Juarcz Bazaine, In August last. wrote OF
his officers as fol,ows-
You the friendship citizens for
o y S a ss sss
ne severity al attacks agans. properties or
stand me better ~Een u the gmperor Sa
Ss s good o Ss pa
pending our preparations for leaving tine country.
General Tnbera mpera IN his report Of nsht he had
with the republicans the capital, says there
near two hundred Frcnchmen in the enemy's ranks
News by Way Of san Observation-Disclosures
ment Of Observation-Disclosures Reported in
Mexico City Levying Forced Loans-Six
Hundred Thousand Dollars Collected. &c.
San FRANCISCO April "A, 1887.
Advices received in this city from Mexico state that
Macmillan was still in Qucretaro, with a. 200 troops.
The liberals under Escobcdo had been reinforced by
A,ooo troops, making q 1000 men under arms
The last news received from Coma states that de-
eiive action had taken place.
The imperalist General Marquez had managed TO pass
The liberal lines with 500 cavalry, and has reached the
city Of Mexico where he forthwith levied forced loan
Of S1,0000oo, and succeeded in collecting $oo0O 900
by imprsonng the heads of several Of the leading
mercia houses The victims Of the forced loan the
Real del Monte Silver Mining Company, $4,000; Mr.
Bidque. SEQ ooo Barron Forbes Co., $50 ooo Beneke
= Co., $4,000; Graham, Geaves Co, $4,000; Roshs-
ehilds agent, ~ Davidson SIS oOo Bates Barton Co,
$4,000. After collecting she money Marquez raised
1900 additional troops and left for Queretsro.
Collins is prosperous under the government Of Ramon
vega
LIBERAL. Way Of Raising a Presfams fren
Amerjcans.
IFrom the Matamoros tApr 10) Correspondence OF the
New Orleans 1imcs1