Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22
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General Miramon was found dan
gorously wounded whom capture,
NJ Quorotaro, aud II still In a critl
cal situation.
General Mcndoz, tho bravcst o
tho brave, was executed by BscUbo
do on the 10th ult lie wis scconC
10 no general In Mexico.
Colonel Campos was shot by rs
cobodo q few hours after having
had a limb amputatod. lilo wal
taken from sick bed 10 be exocu
ted.
Colonel Gonzales, commanding
tho Empress Regiment, upon learn
ing OF tho trcachcry Of Lopez, took
a portion Of his command and fled
for the city Of Mexico.
Many persons Of distictioh and
influence, besides the officers, were
captured at Qucretaro.
Macmillan had an Opportunity
to mako his escape after Tie troach.
cry of Lopez Was discovered, bit
said he would share the iiite Of his
companions in arms.
We take tho above from n letter
Of our faithful correspondent,
"Chapparall,"
General O'Horan, Political Pro.
feet of tho Valley OF Mexico, was
tried for treason and executed in
tho city Of Mexico.
General Vidaurri, Minister Of
Finance and President Of the Coun-
Gil Of Ministers, was under close
confinement by order of General
Marquee, for holding communica.
ton with the enemy.
The Emperor having been taken
prisoner, General Marquee, by vir.
tue of the appointment as Vice Re.
gent, granted by tho Emperor,
when the latterstarted for Queret-
arc, is now tho Emperor de facto Of
tho Mexican Empire.
The following is from tho Courier
and contains the latest dates
By the stage from the interior,
arrived in Matamoros yesterday we
received news from San Luis Of the
25th, Saltillo tho LIST, and Monterey,
June I'd.
We have no later news from San
Luis than tho extraordinary COURT
er which arrived on Monday last.
We collate the following from our
exchanges and correspondence:
General Escobedo wrote to the
Governor of New Leon on the 22d,
that the latest news from Mexico
was that Marquee had attempted
to come out of tho capital but was
driven back by Diaz.
The execution of O'Haran by or.
dor of Marquee is confirmed /; also
that Vidaurri and Quiroga were
deprived of their command, and the
latter arrested.
General Escobedo was ordered to
remain at Queretaro.
A private letter from Matehuela,
of the 10Th, says that letters receiv-
cd at that place, announces tho &C.
cupation of the capital by the Re-
publicans.
Colonel Julio Maria Cervantes,
4th Battalion of San Luis, is acting
as Governor of Queretaro.
Several French officers, prisoners
at Queretaro, have offered to serve
Escobedo O. who answered that the
Mexican nation did not need for
eigners to sustain her rights.
MAXIMILIAN's TRIAL.
The order for the trial of Maxi
milan, Miramon and Mejia, by
Court Martial, in accordance with
the law of January 18th 1862, was
issued by Escobedo on the Gath ult.
Macmillan says the Monterey
"Pariodico Official" asked the Gen
eral in Chief tho permission to send
a telegraphic dispatch to the Prus-
sian Minister at Mexico, calling
him, together with Mr.. Mariana
Riva Polacio, father of General Riva
Polacio, and the licentiate Martinez
de Ia Tore, to defend him.
The dispatch was transmitted to
General Diaz, in order to be sent to
whom directed.
The Court Martial convened on
the Goth ult.
The following is the official list of
the Generals and Officers made
prisoners at Queretaro May Is,
1867:
Emperor-Ferdinand Maximili-
On.
Generals-Miguels Miramon,
Thomas Mejia, Severe del Castillo,
Francisco G. Casanova, Jose M.
Harreray Lozada, Feliciano, Jose
Maria Magma, Mariana Reyas,
Pantaleon Moret, Mariana Mohtcr-
de, Jesus Maria Colvo, Pedro VAL
dez, Manual Escobal, and SiHcrio
Ramirez. Colonies, 1S; Lieutenant
Colonels, Is; Captains Brevet Lieut..
Colonies, 16; Majors, So; Captains,
ia; Lieutenants, 116; End Lieu
tenants, 1O8. Total, 437.
MAxIMILIAN's PROCLAMATION.
Countrymen AFTER the valor and
patriotism of the republican forces
have destroyed my sceptre in this
place, which tenacious defense was
indispensable to save the honor of
my cause and my. race; after the
bloody seige in which the Imperial
list and Republican soldiers have
competed in abnegation and bold
ness, 1 will explain myself.
Countrymen IL came to Mexico,
not only animated with the best
faith of insuring the felicity of all
and each of us, but called and pro-
tected by the Emperor of France,
III. He, to the ridicule
Of France, abandoned me cowardly
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