The national Republican., 1867-12-02
fsrocI,l Ia Tho RennhlIcan /

Especial to tho Republican
From Mexico-Thc Body OF MAMMALIAN
Given Up-Marriago by Civil Law Be-
coming Gcneral-Bold Highway Rob-
bery-Masimilian's Debts-The where
abouts of Marques Unknown-Mcxico
Reported to he on the Verge OF Another
Revolution.
by the French steamer Panama we have news
from the capital Of Mexico TO the 9th, and from
Vera Cruz TO the 18th uh. All-Souis' Day was
celebrated in the capital with unusual pOmp,
and the cemeteries were visited by thousands.
Many tombs were richly decorated. The sar-
cOphagus Of Gen. Miguel Miramon was orna-
mented and illuminated.
Admiral Tegcthoff had received the credentials
required by the Mexican Government for the
surrender of the body Of MaNimillan. II was
given up Immediately, and taken from Mexico
on the 18th ult. to Vera Cruz, where the Aus.
trian frigate Novara received II and sailed at
once for Europe. II the Novara touches here on
her way, they will perform at the cathedral a
funeral for the resting of the unfortunate Maxi
Dispatches received In the city of Mexico from
| the State of Sinaloa announces the success OF
Benito JuRrcZ for President and Of Lcrdo de
| Tejada for Justice of the supreme Court
Marriage BY civil law is becoming general
| throughout the whole country, in spite OF the
efforts Of the clergy to make the people believe
| that such contract Is contrary to religion and
| good morals. By degrees the McXicans begin to
| comprehend that the separation OF the Church
quently to their advantage.
The SOmbrd states that in consequence OF the
war carried on in the United states against In.
dians the latter have commenced TO enter the
Mexican territory In a manner somewhat alarm
ing TO the population Of the northern frontier,
and recommends the establishment of military
colonies as the only means of checking the inya'
sions.
The Prcusa, of Guadalsjara, announces that
General Ramon Corona was married by proxy In
Mazatlan TO Miss Maria Ann Mactcnklyi Gen
| cral BibianA Dayales to Miss Elena Cazares
senior Antonio Merry to Miss Emilia Naldiviai
Mr.. Miguel OrOzco TO Miss Jesus Padilla,
| 4 breakfast was recently given to General Is
cobedo In the "TiNol" by number OF his friends
and admirers, and the hat was passed around,
ferers,
1t is stated in several Mexican papers that a
most scandalous robbery has taken place on the
Paseo, between and O'Clock at night. party
of eight rutians overhauled several coaches,
searched the occupants, robbed and insulted
1t was believed In Mexico that the President
would soon sign decree for general amnesty
but rcscrving the right to exile certain number
high positions during the Empire:
II Is known with pleasure that owing to Ad.
mirRl Tegethof's sollcitudc all the acknowl lcdged
debts on Maxlmilian's civil list have been paid.
The Emperor had not been aware for some time
of the items OF the civil list not having been
paid. MARQUEE is nobody knows where! Some
say he is in the Capital, some assure he is South,
and Others again know him to be North, or in
Texas. The truth Is that not single official
upNlCt HNs utth puDllsHtu hUONl nlH
Mexico Is on the verge of another revolution.
Gen. EscobedO, called from Monterey by Juarez,
arrived ut the Capital and no sooner presented
himself to the President when he was ordered
to bring forthwith to the city the division under
his command, which he did Immediately. More
over, JuarcZ had ordered other generals to oc-
cupy certain positions. His enemy Is General
Porhrio Daz, who has under his command an
army of u TO 1900 men In Tchuacan, and can
moreover rely on the aid of Vera Cruz, Puebla,
Tampico, and even the capital and the surround
ing districts.
According to some letters which have had
access to, II Is probable that the new revolution
against JuareZ has broken out on the goth init,
the day appointed for the assembling Of Con.
grcss,