New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12
MEXICO.
DEPARTURE OF ADMIRAL TEGETHoFF-F0RGEB
LETTER FROM MAXIMILIAN-WHEREABOU
OF LAKES AND MARQUEE

DEPARTURE OF ADMIRAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LETTER FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or LAKES AND MARQUEE.
FROM Our Special Correspondent
CITY OF MEXICO. Nov &c, 1867.
The short time which has elapsed between
the departure of the courier for the last French steamer
and that of the ordinary mail to-day for the Spanish
steamer Of the 2Oh from Vera Cruz has not furnished
much matter for correspondence The event Of most In
teres was the departure, the 18th inst OF Admiral
Tegetho the officers in charge OF the remains Of tn,
Emperor Macmillan They left about sunrise, with
escort of about 900 cavalry passing almost unnotced
through several Of the principal streets Of the city, and
taking the old road Vera Cruz over the Rio FRO Noun
tain The sarcOphagus containing the body Wasoonyeyed
IN closed car prepared for the purpose and the whole
ceeding was characterized by entire prOprety The
Da,fO OJcid publishes, and The Standard translate,
from IT, the Government account " the condition Of the
body; there an evident effort 10 put good face
possible transaction in which the administration can
not but now feel that in the first stages II made
lions bnnders The official account admits the dsap
pearance OF parts OF MaNimans hair, but attributes
10 the process OF embalming II IS notorious that single
hairs OF the dead Prince were offered for sale and per
haps actually sold In Quetetaro for OF gold
some Of the city journals state that the clothes which
the Emperor wore at his execution have been destroyed
by agreement between the Government and Admiral
TegothoR. This a mistake they recovered and
taken 20 Europe by Baron de Lago tue Austrian charge
The city Journals publish what purports be letter
of MACMILLAN last Winter ordering the shooting Of
Juarez and Lerdo do Tejada, in the event OF their cap
ture The original is said 70 have been found among
tionaby clumsy forgery and 40 considered by the Gov
eminent ITSELF which should never have allowed 1t to Do
The political prisoners being generally disposed Of and
the other TRAITORS" being known 10 have gotten safely
out OF the country curiosity is increasing in reference
the whereabouts Of LAres and Marquee The family OF
the former declares thatle is safely ont OF the Repub
lie. But as he was an ndrm old man. the general belief
Is that he unable 10 stand the fatgues OF flight and
never attempted IT, but still concealed IN this city
In reference TO MARQUEE horrid tale finds credeDee
even IN mpealis circles. 10 seems certain that shortly
before Fidaurris execution he received visit from
surrender u this City POrfo Das she said her
had entirely disappeared Vdauri told her that he sent
for him at the request Of Marquee, who had employed
him in erecting WAL to maze small gce obon
the matter since sending her son TO Marquee Charitable
paid to leave the country after finishing the hiding place,
but Marquee hes such terribly bad character that many
inclined 10 suspect that he had te Drlckayer muir
dered % make Of the secret OF his hiding place
IL has been stated in an American paper that Marque1
Is Swedish jew, properly named Marcus. ms is 2
singular mistake, His name Is 9 y9gnacuar, aud not
uncommon Spanish family appeIatOn His origin 10
weknown here, and j. decidedly low brother OF his
mother aud may still be- barber IN the provincial
town OF MOrela OF his father little TO be known
Marquee himself considered mulatto aud his general
Both MsrqGez and Gares are now known to have been
consprug in March and April last, against Maximian
tSWard Puebla designed to relieve that city, aud
open the road 70 Vera Cruz in time for the arrival OF
Santa Anna at the latter city.
Miguel Lopez the Queretaro Judas has published =
second yindlcstlon OF himself in supplement 70 the
~
believes him innocent OF what Liberal II Is 1t calls the
deed so black" attributed 20 him. But his yindcauon
has excited attention. and been little read-the pupho
mind is made up on that subject.
Mariana Riva Paaco, one OF the Emperors counsel az
Queretaro has been elected Governor OF the state OF
Mexico; the other Martinez dc la Tore has been
turned delegate TO Congress
ExCOy GuZuan Of GuanajuatO publishes account OF
personal interview he lately had with President Juarez
on the subject OF the recent Gubenatora election In that
State GuLman claims to be elected Governor OF IT, and
charges AntilloD, the present Military Governor, with
fasying the returns in order to elect himself From his
own account Guzman seems 70 have been sharply snub
bed by the President who told him that the Government
had information from other representing matters
very differently from what the Ex-Governor de
scribed them 20 be- 10 which GuZman retOrts that
he doubts whether the Government has any such nor
maton However, giving the lie, either directly or by
insinuatOn has not in Mexican politics the nammaOry
effect II has in England or the United states. The frauds
and yoences the recent elections are nevertheless
indsputabe, thateyen the administration journal. The
Constitutional calls the Government 20 do something
10 check the tyranny of the State Governors SILL tho
public mind is evidently settled in the determination 10
preserve peace, prevent proncideos, and give Jua-
rez and the Congress fair trial The country Is TOO
exhausted to begin soon new civil war unes forced