The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-09
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TUE Ecra.o.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TUE genata
Reported Offer by Ma ximiiiau OF n S1liiea
Dollars TO secure His Observation-Disclosures
INDIGNANT at Ma ximiian's Execution-Ssr-
reader Of the Capitai-Escape Of MarGuez.
MArAaosos. June 2S 1857.
As you have learned by telegraph official Information
OF the death OF Maxiinilian, Airamon and Mejia has
reached here.
The Oss.rpador of Maamoros states that when Maxi
milan learned the passed upon him. he offered
million dollars General Ribadansira the keeper q
the prisoners he allowed chance of escape Ribad-
requested a written promise from the Archduke,
and when he obtained showed the document TO General
Escobedo General Escobedo gave orders at once that
In case he attempted escape any OF the guards might
shoot him on his lEscobedo'sl responsibility.
Nothing reliable reference to the details OF the exc
cuton has reached here fact Mramon and
Mea were dsgracefuiy reduced from their ranks their
insignia torn from them and hey shot in the back
traitors 1t is stated that the Emperor showed con-
siderable emotion. he being evidently affected at the
thoughts Of his wife whom he loved dearly His Lass
words "Poor Cariotta" uttered just prior the
order TO fire being given. Nothing is said TO the dis.
position made Of their bodies II is supposed that Of
the prince will be embalmed and sent 70 Austria
The excavations against the Mexicans by foreigners Of
every terrible. and hope anxiously INDUCED
in that II will result in intervention from the United
States or the combined forces Of Europe for only
thereby peace and stable government DO hoped
By the same courier which brought the ofnoia nfor-
nation of Maxmiiian's death came the news OF tho
render OF the capital TO Pronrio Daz me command
| turned by Marquee TO Ramon Iaoera on the
10Th instant and negotiations were immediately entered
| into by the latter for the surrender
While hing is said about IL in the Official dispatches
II is rumored that Marquee made his escape The alb
OF any with regard to him renders this
probable. The following are the kilograms received
Telegram Tacubaya to San Luis Potosi, June 70
| 1867 Received at nine minutes past nine r M
Leoaardo Marauez ceased to be acknowledged in e.ce
Don aSer. %%s placed S 6
which took place in the morning In the
which and ought not to eoneede SIs ne
that could not do Otherwise part,cn as the cessation
Of hostes pending from you will not redoand
SAN LUIS PorosI. juno a-lo:l5 P. n
On receipt your telegram relative the q
resident OF he rspaSS replies that YOU
n. ~ OF the nation that rebels
should be permitted to make conditions to the s~A.s
From Tacubaya San Luis Potos, juno Il, 1867 Re-
ssyss q a three minutes %nn.s. pfs saree
surrendered and g
about the ely 70. the purpose Of :spns
order that he may dictate h ns s
Of the government DO at once % ne
1
| SAN LUIS POrOsI juno 21-330 r. u.
with pleasure the telegram Il
Of the city OF Mexico.
for which he compliments and your deserving COM
The government will consideration request
relative to the prisoners military and CIVIL ana w resolve
hen 's soa see set them q liberty
lain sussss disposition Of he government. You
viii furnish list Of Their numbers and all the explanations
he pOve w
| the transfer Of the seat of government mE1iA
/ Affairs in Lower CaIifornia-LozadO RetaLn-
ing his Neutral Position an Jalisco-Dartiu's
Raiders Captured.
| SAN FRANCISCO, July s, 1851.
Tho steamship Continental, from Mazatlan June n.
with $3.50 600 treasure, arrived to-day She left in
port the United States steamship suwanes.
The report that Generals Vega and Lozado intend a.
tack ing Mazatan is false Lozado refused 70 assist
| Vega and maintained an independent position.
Lower Caorn correspondence says Dartin's raiders
are all captured except two, and quiet was restored
The community feel confidence In the government
than for long time The superior tribunal Of Mazataa
declines to hear the case OF Dartn and the rghs
civil trial, and advises the government 70 try him
| by court martial
Tho Report of Santa Annals iExccutlon Die.
| credited by Minister Romero.
WASHINGTON, July 8, 1867.
Senior Romero does not credit the that General
Santa Anna was shot at ssal tho 26th ult Mr..
Romero received official letter from the Governor Of
the State Yucaau dated at Marida the 21s ult
stating that General Santa Anna arrested a Sisal on
kept in prison until President Jusrez should dis.
pose OF him The Governor OF Campeachy IN an Official
letter the l5.h states that General Santa Anna
had arrived there and that he would be kept In prison
accordingly There s therefore, probability that he
had tried from The 18th TO the 25h uit. and muoh
l less that he would base been shot