The New York herald., 1867-03-26
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE MsaALu.

year time there viii be as much anarchy ana conuon
In Western Mexico there has been for three years
past. II not more.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE MEaALo.
Evacuation of AcnpuIco-J Jubilee Of the Liber-
ais ON Re-enterinx it Bitt erness Against the
French, &c. -
Acapulco evacuated by the imperial Mexican
forces under General Montenegro on the 18th OF Febru
airy at p N. The French fleets sent their boats on
shore TO disembark them; they werc about 200 men
all told They sailed the victoire French hagshp
the 10th for San Bias, where they landed to
lookout for themselves San Bias is neither liberal nor
imperial but is neutral have heard and 1t is thought
the best place the coast to land hem for most OF the
Acapulco garrison belonged in that neighborhood. The
liberals, about 300 moro, under Generals soco and
Agon, entered Acapulco on about the 2Sd or 24th
with drums beating, &C. There regular jubilee OF
meeting with friends ana families returning after alb
sence OF eighteen months The next day we had mar
ket of fresh provisions such fruit and plenty OF meat
chickens eggs &c. which had not been seen SO long be-
fore
The best thing the liberals did look for those
traitors who had stayed, and for any Frenchmen who
had implicated In the against the berals they
arrested some and put them in confinement the castle
work clean II Bnt In general there has been
ou,et IN town The American officers are well treated
by the liberals The latter have rcestablished the Gus
tom House. Post Orice and Police authorities.
The French Admiral, in his naeship vc,ore. arrived
the morning OF the 3d. and the balance OF the French
feet viii all sail the arrival Of the mail steamer from
Francisco, which will be on the 7th
There il great bitterness against tho FRENCH but they
laid at anchor IN the harbor very quietly. having no In
tercourso whatever with the shore.
The French Consul, Mr. II. DnDny, left Acapulco with
the troops and will sail for France via San Francisco by
the steamer Of the 7th.
Morelia Occupied by the Liberals-The Entire
state of Michoacnn Free of Imperial Troops
Defeat Of 1Iendez by Observation-Disclosures
kiIled-Miramon Reported TO have Lost
SAN FRANCISCO March 25, 1867
Later advices from various portions of Central Mexico
been received Private letters state that the city
of Msrea occupied by the liberals the 18th Of
January. The entire State of Mchoacan free OF
mpera list troops
On February 25 Generals Regules and Corona left Mo-
reia for Querearo Nine thousand men, at last advces
had arrived Zelaga ten leagues from Quer6aro The
entire liberal force the vicinity OF Qnerearo had been
placed under the command OF corona.
From Cuernavaca on the 9th inst General Alvarez,
Senior writes:-'It is rumored here that the traitor
General Mendezs routed battle by General
Escobedos command Mcndez among the killed
Miramon attempted to effect junction with Mendez's
forces before the battle but routed and lost both
legs in the engagement by cannon ball General Por
iro Diaz was threatening the city OF Pueoa with SIX
thousand men,"
From the tenor of letters received from well informed
parties il is apparent that further engagements Of
consequences will occur between the conendng forces
most OF his forces . body with view Of making
with the liberal government preparatory leaving
forces under the drecs Command OF Haximan bad
taken place at last dates and it Was believed none would
occur.
A letter from Co'ina, dated March TO- says small
garrison from Acapulco had landed at San Bias Gen.
eya Lozada sending home the poor victims OF mis-.
improving ana Mexican dollars are scarce no conducta
having arrived from the interior
The latest from The city OF Mexico makes be.
lsoxn oHuut MA oyoAn howfv
making the last effort He actually went proprd
persona and holds Querctaro with ten Thousand
chiefs who ou,numbsr him considerably.
The report s current that battle took place. fev
days ago with about ten thousand imperalists.
The Impcrial Army Short Of SuppIies-The
Trpops Descrting by Companies-Heavy
Taxes Levied ON the Inhabitants by Both
..s- -. cALyEsror Texas, March Is, 1867
Rio Grands the 22d six days laer, have been
received No change place in tho position Of
the troops Al Qucretaro. The imperial supplies
scarce All the provisions seized for the Of the
army. The imperiasts are deserting by companies
Both parties levying heavy the inhabitants
The liberals seized conducta, with eight hundred
thousand pieces OF silver Piagng is going In all
parts OF the country
Further Light on the Cause Of Delay In the
Embnrkntfon Of she French.
TANPIoo, Feb. 20, 1867.
The Emperor Napoleon caused his troops TO be de-
in this country long possible to give time to
Max his generals organize their forces; and hence
the affairs OF the country now in a more unsettled
and critical posture than they were before the
tion from the capital
We momentarly expecting 10 hear Of battle and
its results between the con,cnding parties
French View of Maximi,ian,. situation and
Action.
The Paris Opinion Nottoadis, March 7, says
II Is known that at the moment when Marshal Bazane
effected his retreat Mexico Vera Cruz the repub
ican generals Alvarez and Poriiro Diaz threaten
ing the capial from southwest direction, by way OF
Iolnca and cuernavasa u was hen thsl the EMPEROR
IL into dollars and with corps of 5000 men, followed,
doubt, oy all whose interest Il was to Quit Mexico
marched North, where II Is said, he met and defeated
Carvajal
Il seems that n Macmillan bad red to preserve
his capital no would have first offered battle to the
strongest and OF his enemcs-that IS Porrio
Daz- In going north he crosses an immense country,
occupied by 10000 Juarist in scattered bodies which
he could defeat one alter another This march would
enable retreat % Tcr1s offer his last campaign
and e. embark at Gaiuestn NeD Cvedws, thus avoid
Ing the personal urpisasantnc OF again accepting the
Despatch from Admiral Baron do In Reuciere
at Vera Cruz.
The Paris Monitew de- soir Of March publishes the
following despatch from Admiral de la Roncere do
Noury at Vera Cruz, February 2S:-
Sixteen thousand men embarked and have sailed.
Their health good hope that the evacuation will DO
finished the Sth OF March.
AUS TRIAL A STA.
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Colonial Poiitics-The Americap Steamer
Metcor-<:oId Yicld-New Zealand Qniet.
The mail steamship Kaikoura arrived from Australasia
Panama tho 9th Of March, bringing dates from sgd
ney TO the 3otn Of January and from Wellington New
Zealandj 10 the 7th Of February.
A conference has been held Melbourne between the
representatives OF this colony aud Victoria at which
the border duties question discussed and arranged