The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-04
our HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

who Voted Against the Continuance Of the
Empiro-Soms OF the Victims Of Max's
Forced LOan-Bazainc's Completely with
tho Observation-Disclosures Bishops Going "a
HAVANA. Jan. 30, 1867.
Among those who voted against tho continuation O
the empire the Archbishop Robles Siicco, Cortcs
Esparsza Cordsro, Oroxco aud Amazan. Fourteen
abssained from voting and the meeting was dissolved
without Max giving the slightest opinion the salles
indication Of his npaI will or Intentions It was, how
ever, expected from one moment TO another that be
would definitely come to some determination
With respect to the forced loan all the capitalists have
been cited before the Ministry, and the million and .
half imposed upon them has been apportioned by in
staments OF So 000 1000 and 500 each-one half
on demand and the rest in four days Among those that
have 10 pay 900 arc Don Jose Nuhez Schor Iabad
Senior Morales. Senior Puere6 and others and those OF
$4,000 Escandon, Bistegui, Mier, Teran, Rosas, &c
All were determined not to pay cent and then-noas
The rumor Of Miramons dsanecton IL gaining credit.
The last advices from Guadaaara TO the 9Th instant
ths presence Of force Of one thousand Jua
rists protect the Corona pass by Naya against the
forces OF LozadA
The forco in the capital exceeding four thousand men,
being we'll equipped and ready to take the field Those
near Cuernavaca and Toluca not Included In the
above number The gusrillas have, for the last few
days been threatening the oy o. - h I'VE
a4o the town OF San Bartoome Hancalpam where they
killed Commsndant Borjes and three of bis men.
republican named Don Pedro Carry very distinguished
person, spprehended by the government OF Maxi.
milan the 18th inst, and placed in the police bar
racks But being personal friend Of Bazaine the lat
ter sent for the Chief Of Police General ugare, when
Garay was ordered 10 DO Immediately released. Ba
zaines order not having been obeyed nsantcr General
Ucarte was in his turn imprisoned and Bazaine notified
Max he would not be released until Garay obtained
his liberty This speaks volumes as 70 the harmonious
feeling said TO exist between the French and the totter
ing empire But the strangest part OF the affair Is
that documents for liberal oh ies In the valley supposed
have been signed by Bazaine. were found ON Garay
so says the Potrfn
Tho Socieddd, connecting upon Ortegas manifesto OF
December 20 last says that he Is determined TO work
senuously against Juarez well the Intervention OF
the United States that he will recognize the French
debt and grant amnesty TO all who compromised
with the empire and the policy OF the Intervention
Several Of the Mexican bishops taking measures 10
leave the country. IL " reported that the majority will
70 Rome, In accordance With the Invitation OF the
Pope DO present at the canonizaton OF the japan
martyrs on the 29.h OF Juno next
Macmillan has issued decree ut Teja, granting par
don to all descrers who return within monh, except
such as wcnt abroad, those who took arms horses
with them when deserving, those who deserted from
any beseged place. and such went over TO the enemy
on the field.
ouercaro are regularly robbed the last named place
On the 18th inst two passengertwere wounded at the
gate and returned to town. AZ about six A. M the
same day some shawl dealers robbed In thu
locality and an old seventy years Of age Killed
Al nine A. NJ the family OF General Overe was roused
and their escort put 10 flight When force Of soldsrs
which eighteen Of the thieves killed. and several
OF the gen ddrmes. About eghtyscven horses and a
quantity Of were captured from tho bandits Bad
record for Mramon.