The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30
From Mexico.


New ORLEANS, July 29.-Drownsvillc ndvices to
tho 26th and st. Luis to the 18TH state that VI
pUAaI was shot in st. Domingo Square, in the City
Of Mexico. DIAz refused an interview with him
or tho privilege to his son.
sonAFFER, the Counsellor of tho Emperor has
been imprisoned.
The generals that had been arrested Mt Querc-
faro will be sent to their respective States for
trial.
MARQUEE was loyying Prisiamas in tho capital
until the very hour before ho left.
The Liberal Government has decided that oil
Imperial projects shall bo punished with six years'
oxile; secretaries two years.
General JUAN ALVAREZ died Mt Igulia in tho lat
ter part Of April.
EscoDEDo made the following address to the
subaltcrn oficors OF tho Imperial army before ro-
leasing them: "Tho Supreme Government might
dispose OF tho lives OF those who forgetting thoy
were Mexcans, fought for foreigner, elevated to
powor by tho invader; but tho Government always
magnanimous, forgives those who, until now
havo been enemies OF their country, because it e1-
pects thnt their future conduct will correspond
with tho cicmoncy used toward tho mislcd sons of
Mo1ico. You arc Mt liborty, md you may aak
your passports for any point where you choose to
reside"
Ono prisoner, taken nt Queretaro, since liberat-
cd, wrote from Morcn that ho had received good
treatment from the officers of tho Liberal army.
specie train left GuadalnjAra for 1Iarguiallo
on the Sd inst. Several French prieonors lately re-
leased accompanied tho train.
Corona, writing from the capital, says Gan The
garrison, with oil it's chiefs and officers, except
MARQUEE, arc in our power. O'IIARAs and LADoNE
nro prisoners. LowARE ERDANo, IorEz, PoRTALo,
ELaESARo, LocUNoA and tho Regent sAI.As, sur
rendered themselves prisoners. It is said thai
several porsons in tho capital will bo punished will
DEATH"
Tho following particulars of tho occupation Of
tho capital nro from La Ife.cia OF Guadalajnrn
.'At daybrcak on the 2lst ut., tho parapcts o
tho enemy were perceived 10 DO abandoned. Short
ly nfter tho announcement, IL WAS tolegraphed tha
NIL tho Notifications were also abandoned. Tho
order wns then given to advance into the city
Trains were found everywhere Of ammunition mt
baggage belonging to tho enemy. Arms wcr
scattered along tho roads and stroets. The cntir
garrison had deserted, tho men retiring TO thei
homes LopERA was tho only ono who presented
hmPelf. SAQUEz had remained TO ensure good or
dor and to deliver up tho position and place, ant
himself at tho disposal Of tho besiegers as pris
oner OF war;
From Cuba,
New YORK, July 2o.-Adricos from Havana, 2Gth
ufa Punta Rosa, Florida, state TINT tho Spanisl
steamer Cfudad Cbuddt wrecked. OF tn
sovonty-nine persons aboard fourteen wero saved
The steamer Nara with tho cablo had arrived
The laying will bo completed about the 4th Angus.
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First hale OF New Cotton.
SAVANNAH, July 29.-Tho first bale OF now coto
was received to-day by F. W. SIMS & Co., from
Florida. Grade very iuforior.
Attempt ut Murder In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, July 29.-A man named OLMAN o.
tempted The murder Of A. EEELY, an old citizeI
this evening. Mr.. Nicely received sovero wou,
in tho neck, but is thought now to bo out Of dar
gor. Tho difficulty was caused by o dispute abo,
rent