The New York herald., 1867-05-24

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and mest devoted followers. and has had more cause
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decided should shs S sSs CAS- =, YOU n'i may look for
anothsr revolution following The heels Of this wthln
less than six weeks from y, oesa Fairminded person:
duration, while others anticipate that the smoke Of me
present will not havs cleared away ere the guns OF
Mr. R5mero, the Juares Minister q Washington Il is
generally conceded will b called 70 the positioe o.
should Daz and Escobsdo ever conclude to march over
the works In front OF which they have iesurey sas
down, with view Of carrying out Juarez' panm@,
attempt tho capture OF Max Or Marquee by direct
There have no mails arrived or left here 10 three
months except few letters dispatched through private
couriers Twenty-Five tons OF mail matter besides
millions worth Of al kinds OF merchandise are lying un-
protected at Aparn and Apizaco Mails which left Vera
Cruz after February ls arc still ae some p'nt within the
liberal lnoA a.
Should the preseat stale Of AFFAIRS continue .
few weeks longer tho rainy will be upon
u.s., laying complete embargo on CONNER.
eM transactions with the coast and Interior for pend
OF three months longer, during which basness will
suffer terribly. and many house, thought 70 have been
revabIc ruin. am informed By gonilemon who have
resided here for twenty-five years that before In
their experience has Mexico suffered as during the last
six months.
Canards fros All Quarters-Thc Liberal and
ImDerini Accounts Of the Situation. &c.
HAVANA May 1S, 1867
The French steamer Panama, from Vera Cruz the
Isth arrived at this port yesterday To judge from The
accounts received, it would appear that the mpe-
rias party have been excellng the liberals Of late in
the manufacture OF canardx II Is difficult to say which
Of the two parties Lave bad the advantage; but one
thing is certain-nether Mexico, QuerStaro Vera
Cruz has yet fallen II look upon the fate Of that
unfortunate land without passion and free from all in
fuence after many conflicting accounts received by
different routes for the past fortnight compelled
to confess that know very little than before
The which has reaches Tampico and Vera
Cruz besides the official dispatches via San Luis and
New Orleans to the representative OF Juarez in Wash.
ington brings the death Of Mlramon ana the flight OF
Max; but no sooner do tho Paris and Virginia,
from Vera Cruz, arrive here, than behold the re-
surrec,on OF Miramon in Queretaro Then appears the
Raleigh from New Orleans the 10th instant, aud this
completes the round mysteries. Not only Miramon
brousht TO life again. but the indicator shouts forth
"Final and decisive triumph OF the empirs--complete
defeat OF the liberals at Quertaro-enormous loss
tained-Mejis threatening San Luis and Matamoros' =
Not content with all this rhodom0nads, the flight Of
Suarex ssntllo must DO added to make the muddle
look moro likely without saying anything about the
hrce thousand prisoners aud the capture OF Ecobcdo
artillery by tho imperssts II is tho fight Of
4A~ Srke
Luis but they make him out, ~ jump. in saltc !
Do thsy for one moment suppose that ignore the
country across the Cordlleras thar We entire
stsanRessto the sespscss distances betweea point
and she Oshcrs sfsps a. :. @n ag - ~ ssa Nv ,Aei
Howssss, let as now sss whsi have BY che Panama
The lssrsl ssws ssso sle Following esect lts
that slraon was killed. but ~ dsugsssusiy woand
cd The journals from ths exicaa capital aunounce that
tue liberals suffered considerable losses encounter
with the imperiasts In shs suburbs Of usrciaro he
and close. Reinorcements from different States
wero continually arriving 20 engSnc0t the beseging
forces at Qerrc. The iiberas had made request 70
Juarcz for the purpose OF Inducing him 70 give the chief
command OF al The troops 70 Trevino.
Meat he'd risen Ia Mexico to seventy-nve cents tho
pouad rUtAocS wero scarce at Ave cents each Water
people resored 70 Seller Wasser
asa substitute. This Is confirmed % me through an
Austrian exofcer whose wife writes 10 this onset
Pordrie Dsaz lad sent to Puebla for hts family
ON TO the capital. E619sE " SaEs
kind Of war materials 70 be scni TO Mexico
The road from Mexico 70 Vera Cruz was completely
NO other mss S o and % co %
had ant stteriy one hundred head Of cattle arrived.
and enabled the people % change the diet.
be Kept there until captured. @ H4s
Colonel 0Iloqui who was Project or 0r1xava has
abandoned the impesas cause and arrived here 10 the
On the 9Th Of ,prl Mirsmon made sortie from the
town. bat he was rcpulsed with great loss and compelled
to back I "a In n 4
gcrousy wounded though tho report Of his death has
mot been confirmed The news o. tins circumstance was
received IN Vera Cruz BY telegraph from Porro Daz TO
General Bonavides
The town o Queretaro was completely surrounded and
iis defenders literally dying from hunger
General Daz ordered the castle Of Chaputcpec 10 DO
attacked by Gen. Guadarrama who took In 'front.' aftcr
cuadelape which was found forsd around The heishts
had been taken on ther13sh
General D.az had his paal'cs all ready on the 17ih
In frcnt Of the gates of Vallejo and Pcraivilo.
ihero horrible oearth OF the capital
and the government had many Of the rich people con-
fined In their houses and even deprived them OF the
neccssarses of life In order compel them 10 pay the
quotas ASSIGNED 20 the in the forced loan Of ten thou
sand dollars daily, which the lowest cost Of the
jo, Spanish subject was ono Of these, 10 whom as
well ms family, water had been refused for four days.
the inperiast correspondence from Vera Cruz 10 Of
The Emperor maintains his position in Qseretaro, with
twelve TO thirteen thousand mcn They have sailicd
at different times and have always done veto
riousy. On the 27th cf April obstinate fight took
IN, 10 which he succeeded, and the liberals received
very severe lesson
The capital in precisely the same state twenty
days previously-the bcsegers have not been able 10
advance 10 the gates and the beseged keep all
their enthusiasm, the garrison having been augmented
10 twelve thousand men by Lieutenant General Marquee.
Vera Cruz hods out and the bcsiegcrs are daily
becoming dcnoraizcd Tho imperialist forces
-mcnted while those OF the Juarists becoming
As the works OF defence advance the cnthu-
eiasm OF the imps increases The besiegers appeared
rst before the town with five thousand men, and at last
dates scarcely numbered two thousand The imperial
lists scarcely had eight hundred men on the 18th OF
March aud at last dates reckoned sixteen hundred brave
fellows. They consider that " the fate OF hexico
depends upon the preservation Of Vera Cruz tne saliva
tion Of the empire Is certain #
the BOARD Or EXCISE.
The Board Of Excise held their regular weekly meet
ing yesterday afternoon. But two liquor dealers
tired charges preferred against them BY the police