Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-13

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NkW YORK June ia French ana
eiat rom Querstero5 May 28th, saws No
dsaaaaition is yet maEe OF Maximfsarf
and che bulk Of the4 56 Officers eant1,rsS
WfEtrh1ms Gen. Mena6z yVas sllef 1a6s
day. Eseobedo had issued an ordsr that
all officers hiding who did not surrender
within twenty-four hours, would be shot
wnen captured, Mendez did not give
h4nasaii ups he Was captured Saturday
nignO, md shot early Sunday morning IA.
the puzzle park. he met his fate like a
brave man.
C~aton1pas, the commander of Maxi
mlllan's body guard, vino tried to escape
with $4,000 when the surrender took pIaee.
was also shot. No other executions ara
known, though many are suspected, All
the French officers are missing.
The principal prisoners are confined
together in 3 church, in very different
quarters, without bed on toilet convent
eneess aMaximilian is still ElI OF dys-
entery. laaa
The wife of Prince Salm Salm, an
American lady, closely related to Presi-
dent johnson. had made her way afone
~ gAAltEr al DAu LUIS. To- p I0-
tercede for her husbands life and that OF
the emperor. This lady has God speed
so far in her mission, that Yesterday on
her arrival here from San Luis, she. the
emperor and Prince Salm Salm had n
long interview with Eseobedo, and there
is reason 10 believe terms are arranged
by which the lives of most of the for
eigners will be spared.
MiramOn, il is expected, will die of the
wound received in trying 10 show fight
on the day the city was BETRAYED.
A report says that Gen. Lopez, who
led the liberal troops into the city, re-
ceived three thousand gold ounces for
his treachery.
The surprise was complete, everything
taken, and not one of the prominent
chiefs escaped. Scarcely fifty houses
were fred. Most of the troops have o
on to the City of Mexico, hut Escobedo
and a strong garrison still remains in this
city. The roads are in q terrible state
from robbers and murderers.
NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-Mexican
lev to the Odd nit. has been received.
Miramon is still dangerously i'll from his
wOunds~
When aximilian gave up his sword to
EsoObedo, he said 81 surrender 20 you
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son, without which to-mOrrOw's sun
would have seen you in my hands.r
EscObedo had ordered q court martial
on the 9th, on the case Of Macmillan.
he has sent Diaz a telegram to the Prus-
sian minister in the city of Mexico, to
obtain the service of Norma Riva Pue-
hlicO and the licentiate MantOZz de la
Sar to defend him.
The following is an official list Of Off
GERS made prisoners at QuerebaTo f;
Macmillan, Gems. Miramon Mejia, Cas-
tilio, Cassavdra, Hearera, Feleeina,
Magais, Refs, Waret, MOnterde, Calv0,
Valdez, Escobel and Rainerez total, IA.
Also, colonies, Is lieutenant c~olonels,
Is; captains and brevet lieutenant
colonies, 10; majors, So captains, ia;
~lieutenants, 116; second lieutenants, los.
Total, 437.
The following proclamation has been
issued
F" COuntgnlsas After the valor and
patriotism of the republican forces have
destroyed my sceptre in this place, OF
which Q tenacious defense was indis-
pensahle to save the honor of my country
and of my race after the bloody siege
in which the imperial and republican
soldiers have excelled in a~bnegation and
boldness, l will explain myself.
"Countrymen, Ieame to Mexico not
only animated with the best faith of in
surfing the felicity of all and each Of Us,
but called and protected by the emperor
of France, Napoleon the Third. He, to
the ridicule of France, abandoned me
COEarGly end UNANIMOUSLY by a demand of
the United States, after having gselesslE
spent forces aud treasure and shed the
blood Of her sons and U own.
When the sews of nay fall and death
reaches Europe all the mOnarchs OF
Charlemagneis country will demand of
the NapOleOnic dynasty an account of
my bloOd-Of the German and French
bldSL shed in Mexico. Then will NapO-
leon De covered with shame from head
70 foot. To-day he has already seen the
emperor OF Austria, nay august Crothef,
praying for my life to the United States,
and myself a prisoner OF war in the
hands Of the republican government, and
via Lay cFQEn and my head torn IN
pieces.
COuntrymen, here are my last words.
l desire that my blood may regenerate
Mexico, and serve as a warning to all
ambitious and iucautiOus princes, and
that you will act with prudence and
tuqEnfaiEess, GlQ GnaGble with ZOaE viz
tines the political cause Of the Tag you
sustain. May Providence save you end
make you worthy Of myself.
.Sigheal 4AaLMlhIAN,
P6s following intelligence is received
via Havana from Tampico. Nay 3Oth
Zen. uOnez sun nolds out, having
pronounced against Juarez, and RI IByoF
OF Orbega. On May l+t.4 = paFtian Of
the garrison pevolted in favor Of Juarez,
when a fight ensued in the streets, lasting
five hours.
The revolving party was finally put to
fight. Some Of them took refuge on
United States steamers, yachts and mer-
chant vessels in port, and many were
shot while seeking q place Of safety.
The forces of Juarez are drawing their
lines around this place, and probably
there will be a battle soon.