The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-10

If War. of the execution of Macmillan,
Meta, and Miramon, he ordered all the
bells to ring for joy Rockets were also
burned and cannon fred, by way OF reloic-
ing and jubilating over the works OF the
reign of blood. -,
Pass it around for the information ofthe
enlightened of the nineteenth century.
Il Ranchero.
THE CAPITAL suRRENDERED TO THE LIBERALS
-MARQUEz REPORTED ESCAPED.
MATAMoRos, June 2S.-The trial, 1t such
it can be called, of Ferdinand Macmillan,
Archduke of Austria, late Emperor of
Mexico, ended on the 18th inst The EN-.
peror, Mframon and Mejia were sentenced
to be shot at 3 o'clock P. NJ. on the 18th,
but at the request of the prisoners, they.
were granted three days to make their last
dispositions, and were to be executed on
the 10Th. Such ia the contents Of my last
letter. z--- I - ~.
A courier from San Luis de Potosi,
where the Liberal Government has it's seat,
arrived in this city yesterday morning with
the following dispatches, which we're pub
lished In a San Luis paper: '9a'' Y y y. q.
TAcuBAYA, June 20, 1867, 9p. NJ.
Citizen Mejia, Minister of War, San Luis
Potosi: e2H,5g 2 rG95t@.'}.@
| Gen. Leonardo MARQUEE was deposed
Yesterday in Mexico. Don Ramon Tavera
succeeded him. At3 o'clock, P. NJ, the
latter demanded an interview. The inter.
: view took place this morning. Tavera de-
mands guarantees of life and properties
which cannot nor ought to concede, but
Ibis anxiety is such that / ordered the ces
satiou of hostilities until your answer.
PoRFIRIo DIAz.
SAN Luis PoTos1, June 20, 1872. NJ.
Citizen Porfrio Diaz, Tacaubaya:
| Your telegram Of this date relative t.
: the demand of Ramon Tavera is received
. The Citizen President of the Republic re
/, niles that you be guided by the circula
=! issued on the 4th Of March last, which doe
not admit rebels in arms to make cond
/ tions of surrender to the legitimate Coy
e eminent.
d |(Signed) ME'lA'
TAbuBAYA, June 81, 1867.
Citizen Mejia, Minister of War:
rs have the honor to inform you that tt
CITY. of Mexico has surrendered, and TIL
its defenders are now as prisoners OF WI
at the disposal Of the Supreme Gover
ment. ,
), IIeave this moment for the capital wi
m the object to dictate convenient orders
ensure public security and tranquility
Please inform the President ofthe abos
in order that he may dictate his orders
lative to the prisoners.
,x.l I would respectfully suggest that t
an seat of the government be at once remov
I'D to the capital.
' iSioned\ PoRFIRIo DIAz
de | Ri y ;SpHTls SANLgIs PorosI, I
be- June 81, l967-3:30 P. NJ.
of Citizen Porfrio Diaz, Mexico: 9s t'i6
tu- The President received with satlsfactl
OF your telegram announcing the surrender
e 9s the City of Mexico, and begs you ana y
Die worthy command to accept his com
ments.
ne The Government will take into con:
ing Grafton your suggestions relative to
prisoners, military and civil. E
toy AS for the troops Of Mexican origin
De can dispose of them as you think BIT,
GU our ting them at liberty or enlisting then
we YOUR command. Those of foreign or
and YOU will keep prisoners, subject to the
= der Of the Supreme Government, and
iuls nish list of their number, with their a
'6t: cedents, and all explanations you
de have. -. os, ~, E
The government will consider your
:, ] gestion relative to the removal OF the
on Of government. ,.ea ST
and (signed) MEJIA, Minister ii Of Wa
heir The same paper states that Maximl
lade, Miramon and Mejia were shot on the
g a inst, at II o'clock, Al Hd :
e IN Marquee, with a small party, made
the escape from the capital, and his wit
COM bouts was unknown. : !,
tele- GALVESTON, July 2-The trial Of n
milan, Mejia and Miramon ended on
, not 18th. They were sentenced to be
terri- ON the 10th. but Juarez suspended
die execution for three days. They were
on the 10th, at IL A. NJ. g Colonels
I'D OF sentenced to six years. Imprisonment,
that tenant colonies to FIVE years, and n
. re re- officers to, two years. Brlgad,er gen
SOW and escentional officers are to be tfie,
ID all oonrt martial, f;ir r5., gq.s5t,3 93
the The city of Mexico surrendered 10
oner, on the 2lst. Juarez sent him q
Aus gratulatory note with the following
ritlsh lions for the disposition of prisoners
i the "The native, prisoners you will ira
queen to you own command, or put the
Swe- liberty according to the circumstahc
keel which you find them ;,the foreign pris
that YOU will retain for the Further dispo
again Of the -loyernrnenttt .S . w g
In the archives taken Upon the &c
us. ton Of Queretaro, they have found
|, ! documents relative to the last will Of Of
II. milan wherein, in case Of his death
,ro. dosio Larry Jose Maria Laclinza
sor 70 Marques, the assassin Of Tacubay'
to a. declared REGENTS
~ ~, Escobedo writes from Queretaro
~ " III have by the execution OF these
- tiS traitors made terror the order OF tn
" % . ue everywhere. 4 have imposed large
~ = o sre tribations upon the rich and conf
! ss vGh their property and their 81; wa
essay could not do It in person my delegate
oho,,; strictly complied with my orders,
0 wv. hone, before closing my military ca \.
'pA' see the blood of every foreigner spill
vt. resides in my country j..
q Luis There is report that Maxlmllla
shot in the face the Mexican Gene
Q 18th the back, as traitors. 49,, o..
nil Of Both Liberal and Imperial pap
,sbt,rg. Brownsville condemn the executions
to suf. Ranchefo lsih full mourning. Berr
700 had all the bells Of Matamoros rlll
nod by rockets fired on the reception OF tn
16tb Of the execution. He sent official j.
h was ton to Gen. Reynolds at Brownsv y
he su- The Monterey stage wasrobbed oiS
wen in in coin. 0Tt;' ST
vs inst AN IMPORTANT QUESTION. The n
leans Crescent says the darkeys
, Pres country parishes are beginning to
Emo. the Radical emissaries among them
800 is possible for freedmen to be free,
a a'ahrO. can't vote as they please!