New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

Mexico, BIOWnSNllle
report of an army of observation numbering l'.oOo
men under the command of Gen. Cortina being
placed on the Rio Grande. The RdRcheO publishes
letter stated 10 have been written by Gen. Escobedo
TO Gen Gomez, directing the latter by every means
in his power to make the country entirely McNcan
Gen Escobedo in this letter says that as all the prop
erty in the hands of the foreigners in Mexico mas
been acquired by Mexican msfortunes, the Mexican
people should now take possession OF IT. and nave
power 70 hunt them from the country. lie says my
motto is, " Death to all Strangers He adds that
There is no danger of the Yankees interfering with
us long the Southern States are kept out OF the
Unon-beside the black men would side with lis
and may at any time pronounce against the whites
Before we get through with the foreigners the
Yankees will think We are in earnest, and the time
will come when their own notables Will be begging
for their heads instead Of begging for the heads OF
the AuStIians'
Up the 18th inst. Gen. MARQUEE and Gen. O'llaran
had not been found Some OF their adherents, II IS
supposed. have sccreted them in the house OF the
British Minister. strict search is made for them,
and rs soon as they discovered they VIII forth
with be shot. Gen. Diaz has ordered the capture OF
all the foreign representatives, who do not recognize
the Liberal Government. Twelve more generals.
who served under Macmillan, have been shot at
Qucretayo among others Otero and Castillo. -Four
Imperial colonies have also been shot. Seven hund-
red Austrian prisoners have been sent TO Pueba.
President Juarez has issued order for the coNo-
cation of the Liberal Congress TO elect President
Of the Republic Gen. Ortega is in prison at Mon
tercy Santa Anna is still alive at Campeachy, but
his captors are awaiting instructions in regard to
him from the Liberal Government. The feeling therc
is that lac will undoubtedly be shot. Adyices from
Matamoros are to the same effect
The Prussian Consul at Vera Cruz is conducting
negotiations TO obtain the release oi the Aust nan
prisoners. Capt Freeman of the United States rev
enue cutter Wilderness, which conveyed Madame
Juarez and party TO Vera Cruz reports that the Lib
erals are extremely independent defiant, and saucy'
LAST srEECHEs OF MAXpuLIAN, MIRAMoN, AND
MEJGA.
We take from the Rapch0U the following letter.
giving interesting particulars oi the last moments OF
this unfortunate monarch:
SAN LIS Porosr. June o, Iss7
when, AT o'clock on The morning OF the luin 81 Junc
the PARTIES sentenced were a"n ont Of the convent OF
CpGchinus the Emperor. leaning inI mnm' nt "-hNt
the door, LOOKING 81 the heavens ,.Ilu 10 Lr,lu"" ~,
OF ms defender, WHAT hriuilN hthNth-t "
is such a. desired for the h0rr OF my deah-w when
tlcy III got ni@ cIIiilsr VIII Plts' 1917 u ~ ' '
(Na&imihan, Mramon. and M"iin were dressed ~ nc
most Ell, CANT STYLE aS II gohgto party Ihey st"rea
Tor the Ccrto dc Ia Campua ia a square of 900 men
under arms 70 point distant about 100 pace, ii@R '.r
The place for the execution having heeh scctd peloie
III" Emperor got down from thc carnage and maryh
.ng, with head erect, with great hrnne7 and shafhf
The dus, on his clothes with his hand. IA very natural
manner uuiycd who were ic soldiers thai were 10 hrr
upon him. and each Of them ne gave one ounce a. guild
Dcgqng them 10 aim wen az MS hrart. me llite ohy'I
that was command the execution Slid i9 the Emperor
that regretted thinking thai he nSht dir WIN r ,
he had comply with his orders, and further added thal
n II depended uon him; WIN all NJ h,4tt .' %
of all that ~Is going 10 he done, ih' ilnH.M wiz 40
ni.hlc fraukUcss said: "tlhi, Suld,I must always
comply with his 0redr,. tiluk yon with OH my hr"tt
Tor your good scuinchls nul eNl,i na. ~" '"'"l''
with The orders that have been gwen 10 YOU
embraced item cordially three Times saying to Them,
" In n few moments We VIII meet in me oIrf ""IIu
Mramon aud Mcj1 dd as MlAnilum y w, inom'nl
Macmillan occupied the center turning 10 Mrlmnn he
said General. brave man j. admired by inonairlvi
the center Then turning 10 McJd ne sand "frnrifi.
what il not rewarded on tl's ralh VIII nr ln h,,veh,
MeIa WAS very luNspIitcd, hrcaU-c rw moments De
fore his WIFE who had just been delivered, lHn crazy
through the streets uf Qucrcarn with her new bonn ed
in her scene that woud nave brought tear, i0H
ADVANCING few steps the Emperor with cXiraordna-
ry roolncss ana loud, clear voice spoke ~ follows:
"McAcars. Of my class and my ORIGIN VINO nrr ann
maied with my sentiment aye destined by Piovldrf To
Ike the Happiness OF people be their martyrs Wneu
came among yOu, did no. bring WITH he llegunatc
ideas, ash came called pi the McNcdhH' VINO ~ k'u
faith desired The welfare " tl' country ana VINO ioUay
succunb with me. Before stepping ia Inc grave VII
add that take with ne In" consolation OF having done
al the good In my power, and Tie Satisfaction Of not
having been abandoned 10y my true ana beloved Gtr-
als MeXcais, may my Dlugl nt t,e hIl sli ana nay
il rcgcncItc Mexico, 10y unfortunate, adopted country
re then stepped To one side audH one foot advanced
his hands crossed on ms ch', WIN MS eyes IalS'u TO-
ward heaven. hc quietly awaited team.
MiIuuOn.
little paper ana ~ ll aou9'lnI po3 VI r",ia wiz
passing n review moving his eyes upon that square of
1900 C0nllvas Il hr were on parade, said s0i-
dIers Of Mexico. my count%Heh. hhd mysen mere
sentenced to die traitor When nay iio uoeS not Ne
long to me, when, in few brief moments VIII be no
more proclaim before YOU and The whole world that
have never been traitor 10 NY country have fought
but they can never blame thcr father for This infamous
cahlinny that am to-day charged with MeAietns long
live Mes and long live the EnpCrOr' Those rcOS lac
shouted with al the might OF lie voice Everybody WAS
consternatcd few tears ron and They I'll three en-
! fIt Loaf lima. nd b. I-p hapDp
Not soul from Queletaro va, present ~ me execution;
the streets were deserted AMI a me houses s0se Tue
three corpscs were embalmed that Oi MaNnniii mris-
ures y varas His heart was OF an Unusual SIZE J.. Is
s50OpO and his will lie recommends 10 his brother,
Francis Joseph TO have them educated as ms own en-
dren and mol 10 forget that they the Two OF his
most Ioyal and devoted friend who accompanied him
death Melia lcft hs son To EsfobeH1 what re-
several times, and who always rdOnrd MN ms heefa-
bic life. ORLANDO
DISPOSITION OF THE BODIES OF MAMMALIAN
AND HIS GENERALS-CONIRlBUTIO TONS FROM
THE CLERGY.
The Rio Grande CoUir of the 9th inst. furnishes
the following news from Mexico
The stage OF the General Line arrived at Matanoros,
from the Interior Saturday night last We received
dates OF Monterey Saltlo san Luis 90, Durango %,
and GuadalaJara the 2Oth MI.
We learn from the Sombrd de ireaga that the first bat
TALON Of Nueyo Leon executed the sentenced pronounced
AGAINST Macmillan Mramon and hleiia After the exc
Recerra Maxmilian's body delivered 10 Col Miguel
Paaeios and removed Capuchinas, there TO De en-
balmcd by the Medical Inspector OF the army
The bodies Of Mejia and Mramoa in accordance with
their own request were delivered to their friends.
The IaRtasno OF san Luis says MaAihnlan received
fine ness OF the death OF his wife on the 18TH UT"
The Monterey Per0deo O9cia Of the "a says That the
news Of the shooting of Marquee, OHaran Nidaur and
onIroca not having been confirmed Officially nor in the
private correspondence Of the Governor he mas reason to
helievA tbe statement AS uncertain Ii was originally
Saul Luis