The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-26
INTERVENING MEXICAN NEWS.
Particulars OF Santa Anna's Attempt NJ Vera
Cruz Tho --latest from MnSimi.
linn'S Remarked AlsiirnIion, &C.

nan = reported NFstIfH'i"h' NJ
WNWN3ToN, June Gi-sMiniStcr Romero
has received an official report of what took
nIlCc At Vera cruz on the arrival OF General
santa Anna. 1t appears that Santa Anna re-
presented that he returned TO Mexico under
he authority Of the United States Govern.
u"n;, and with the support OF ample means,
ammunition, and men from the United States.
Nc requested the Imperial officers command.
HC Vera Cruz 10 20 on board the Virginia,
Hrd 7sEcd Them 10 give up the empire and de.
dare :or the Republic under him.
The Imperial officers assembled n council OF
SO. The superior officers OF the garrison. and
.lg question was fully discussed. AflcTa long
i..neTaion II SaS concluded to reject his over
'..rs for two reasons first, because he stated
au went supported by q foreign government :.
sad second, because the Imperial garrison of
Nnva Cruz could have no confidence In him
barring the discussion II WAS stated by prom.
..r.t officers that Vera Cruz could not hold
..- much lOugcr-thatt the ScarCiiyoC food was
$500 gTcai-ihat there was no money to a the
..uuTIal 'TCOpS-thHt III" people of Vera Cruz
were all lab,ralS-thai all thu foreign mrr-
.Nsut- were IN favor Of the Liberals. and that
.r foreign troops defending Vera Cruz were
.N.ut mUtIuNiur.
L.nutcuant.C Colonel !. T. Soudriat, com
lander OF the foreign troops, stated that h.
..u!d not answer Tor his troops If they did not
Give their pay in five days. All the leaders
pressed a very respondent feeling. and a dis
.-,tIou 90 leave the country rather than pro
...m General Santa Anna.
NFw OUrrtSs. June 2I-Wr have dates
.ru Gucgrt1ro on The s'h, san Luis NH,
Monterey l,th. rig Galveston. II is reported
..f rs soon as AiaTqUCZ learned of the sale
sud delivery Of tuUTctGru 10y Lopez he opened
...amcut> left with HIM by MaNimilian, and
.ruour~t them found one in which he alb
He,,rd IN favor Of young lturbId".
Marquee immediately proclaimed lturbide
l.p"gu. under the regency Of Empress Car
...tI. lie also arrested thirty OF the mo>'
..tahl" Liberals, and imprisoned them aS
I.-.Iges for the lives OF MaNuuIlIan and his
....p% aNlOUS. No authoritative denial of Maxi
.~..Ilu'S proclamation had been published last
vrrk, and u - Still believed 10 be genuine.
!. Is stated that NaNimiliau's counsel has
fw.u refused lhiriy days time 10 prepare, and
SHAT hr had been sentenced. 1t was also ru-
,...rI shat hr had been executed, but this was
l.r authoritative.
AIyc!a, The Imperial, would only surrender
a- guor"iarO on honorable terms. The terms
ordnance with he established laws and usaEcs
"-r""lng 10 tins. was placed in arrest, and the
arms and munitions of AlV"Ta restored. What
wa, TO follow was not stated.
NJNImo Campo was not shot, as stated, but
murdered while lying dangerously wounded
DO hospital at QUoTctgIO.
By The last mail IL Is reported that Marquee
l.. commenced executing hostages, and Aau
shot two. whose names are not given.
The death Of MrudeZ il confirmed.
IN the foreign prisoners are re r"''" TO Mon
Grey, numbering four or five thousand Aus
!ulus, BcigIaH>, and French.