New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
MEXICO.

oFFfCE-JUAREZ DECLINES TO GIVE Up MAX
INTIIAN's BODY WITHOUT AN OFFICIAL RE-
QUEST FROM HIS RELATIVES.
HAVANA, Sept. 1G.-Advices from Mexico to
9Th aud vera Cruz 20 the 18th have been received
Admiral Tcgethof appeared ut the Mexican War Office
the Ith a verbally authorized deputy from the rea'
ons Of the late Emperor Maximan 10 ask IN the name
| OF humanity. ror the remains Of the deceased
President Juarez having refused the request Of Baron
Maguus and other influential persons, could not deliver
the body Admiral TcgcthoG unless he presented the
proper official documents from the relatives When
such documents shown, he would permit the tran
sportatlon Of the body TO Austria.
Tho property Of Amontc, Uraga, Lars. VamlcOze,
sellbio, and Cadoco Camera has been con6scated.
Gen. Yuze has been condemned rs a deserter TO I'M
lrisonmcnt for four years.
Escobcdo was well received at sallo; and he, to-
gether with Diaz and Juarez is considered candidate
Tor the Presidency of the Mexican Republic.
REPORTED RECOGNITION OF THE REPUBLIC OF
MEXICO.
The Egdro, which has for some time past
affirmed that " Dano. Minister Of France to the late
Government Of the Emperor Maxmilian, was detained in
Mexico against his WILL by order Of Juarez, now asserts
that the liberation OF the French Charge dAfaires has
been purchased by the Imperial Government consentins
tor~sgnize the Mexican eI",,sV 80 sO,, -. pcris
arnas ha, g stated thaY pfe 2gdTv Sas SHTrey ms
informed the latter paper r?loined Dy ShaLeHgS te ~,
Tchtirsd 10 make public This the has not
thought III 10 do.
TIE EXECUTIOS OF MANIMILfAN.
Various accounts more or less apocrypha OF the exc
cutiou Of the Emperor Maximan have been published
but the following, says The PdH hoH Gazette Is the most
authentic and clrcms,antia that has yet appeared lt
IS compiled from the testimony or IWl"- he Emp'lui
faithful Hungarian body sery3nl WI" WI ~ m i, IL! wi
ness of the scene, and IL corroboraed by the priest
attended Maxmillan and the officer III eohman" "' 'no
Al o'clock a. NJ on the 10th Of June His Majesty eft
the room where he had been confined IN the convent o
the Capuchrs accompanied by two priests poor Men
can cauoricl of Oucrcaro). sergeant and the guard
Win tho two priests got into the first Mramon aud
Meia into the Two others The Emperor was very pale
came the three carriages followed by Is tradores four
battaons Of Infantry, and two sluadrons oI caVaiIy
Tcv marched slowly 30 the CcrrO de la Campana- -the
spo al which His Majesty had surrendered on the lon o
May on the road people publicly dPiaySa e'I
showed Themselves The crowd was composed chiefly OF
poor Indians and Of ladies who i9Io"gd & 'e &
knowlcdeed these demonstrations by Dowlhg Oh ei'her
WiS fh"v arrived at the foot OF the ccrro the car.
riage stood still the door would not open; the I'm,
OF his servant Tdos His Majesty said to hn; 40 y y9M
really think that they arc going 70 XII me 's ISL nu,c t
The Tmucror then had to walk about hundred PAGES up
the l 10 where the powder magazine had Dcen duIng
the siege The officer in command OF the execution "as
Gen Daz mot Porro Diaz the captain VINO com
manded the firing party was Don Siuoh ttin &
soldiers and one man reserve; they were placed at
five PAGES distant from the three prs9ners tc NE,
standing three PAGES from one another dney b
arranged wv the officials but took their places oy
the Emperor being on the right Miramon III inc ue'
aS W6e all was ready His Majesty took of his hat and
gave IL TO Tdos telling him 10 convey 1t to his Mther as
Tie last he had ever worn; he wiped his race Win ms
handkerchef as the day was very hot, and gave that
also to his servant with request INA. J, n6 IJ J tbe
TO the Empress. alive. u not 10 MS m9hclc oi r
prisoners higher up the hill stood the peoIe, eI @
All who We're to fire at him of gold fs as
and told TO aim well ana not sho0t a ao u snake in
| snanisb. "Perdono 4 tOd0s pido que todos nc peI
dnnen Desco que In sangre mia, que sc va ucl v ~
sea para el bien dc este pais' viva M'J''o' Wv" :"
Ills Majesty then placed his hand on his breast =, to eG%
the shots The signal was gwen ana ny thS Tr in eh tne
Emperor looked upTamTd ar aS df S balls BY three in hs
"w"r part OF his waistcoat ON the LETT SIDE ana oy @ 0
on the rg dos I've Th1 Ssdq 6SS been @ standing only
nnces from him. II he wished TO speak pnt ne W., Mo NTH III
to arcu@@tS late 0n1 nSd C inc in then came up and
y @ linn the NTH ball 1t only went through tho is @
on the S SS t@S dCk 1 Te and TdO water
ON IL TO put the flame The Emberon, , ~ Tore II af The
RSed ~ lS from the bottom Hecolnued
so another soldier brought up cH' and nd told them
mrei haste and fnsh again soldier came up ana
pulled and again did the piece ss Sadrd G and some mo
mcns were lost finding one A sI h Gn1 tme he shot
who stepped up close ana eu " and p1t an end TO his
naS Mv, lie gave conyulsye start gaspeu, aM ~; de
Lack dead His dress hiu again 10 80.
S ~ il with water The Emperor nuss nave
lived about two minutes after he receyeH h rp ~ n TOO
Eur cargadores then brought rough klnd oi c9 VOC
hp Far Tie body which was pushed In with the iegS
hanging over the edge and In that manner ma S1 r. wa
hant ~ oueretnro unaccompaned by any ohclas " wa
6wcJ safH However by great number OF poor ndian'
Weeping loudly Every drop OF blood wSh is Gm '' NJ
thcse poor people Mea dd not die III after the En-
@ q, oak seven balls 70 kill him. Mirainon was tht
peIo e ~ ~ the three who died Immediately. All three
y nye dred az at the moment. 1t was His Majesty
sr,cnlor wish that In they were condemned lnes
| aahonld all be executed together