New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
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MEXICO.

IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DIsPATcHEs-TIE AusTRTAN-
BELGIAN BRIGADE UNDER THE PROTECTION on
THE PRUssAN FLAG.
WASHINGTON, May l9-The following official dis
patch was forwarded the Goth Of April to the Mex-
can Minister in this city, and gives account of tha
negotiations between the Imperalists and the Liber
ais in the City of Mexico:
To Gen, BESAvIDEs, commanding forces before Vcra Cruz
SIR: Yesterday German princess the wife OF one ~
Of Gem Daz' askng for an ntervew ~ She proposed s
following terms, viz The disbandng Of the Austro'
bers, permission for their return to their
6Fes s1e aiso sqeGd gnarantee ior Tue sey
the, first point, the General said he was disposed
to entertain such proposals mi t be made him; bnt
as to the second that lie had authority pardon
Maxmilian. Nothing of note is occurring; during tbd
reconnaissance yesterday in front of my lines which has
enabled me TO take some very useful observations az ia
the most advantageous manner of attacking the cnemy
so arrive, should the city not have
surrendered we shall open our batteries upon II, and
hOS'ties VIII De vigorously PTSseeufSa
transmit the foregoing to you as requested.
The Belgian Corps has been isbandcd, and ia
members are now under protection Of the rssian nag
General Commanding in front OF Vera Caiz.
April %, 1887. - D.
SAN LUIS PoTosr, Aprn 20, 1857.
To Gen. +. BERRIoZABAI, MdtaDiOr0s
the latest news from our camp before Queetaro GEN
EscobedO has just informed me that nothing has
about commencing operations against the City Mexico
irom his Headquarters at Guadaloupc Hldalgo
BENIro JUARgZ.
CAMP BEFORE QUERAToRo, April 27th, 1861.
To the Minister Of Var, S,Oi Luis POtOst:
The enemy very early this morning threw himself with
all his forces upon the line Of the Cmataro held by tho
Division from Mchoacan and disOdged il completely
upying the greater part Of 1T but the Reserves coming
up in time rcpulsed the enemy driving 1t back IN c0nfu
siOn TO the Central Square. leaving in haals large
number OF killed, wounded and prisoners cavalry
force Of the enemy routed during the conflict, which
lasted six hours 1t is now u o'clock and forward ths
report 10 you from the aforesaid line Of the Cmaaro
EscOBEDO
CAMP BEFORE QUERETARo, April 2s-Il:2Oa a. m.
To fhe MniSterOf War, San LliS IOtOst:
Nothing new has occurred during the past night W9
are engaged I'm buyng the dead and the field IL still
covered with them The losses OF the three Corps Of tho
Reserves which made the attack is follows: The Caza<
dOres de GaeaDa % the SupremOn Paddles Is men;
the first OF the line, lG men, the losses OF the other Cav,
airy and Infantry Corps which to the 0f
the first, are trihIng. EsCoBsDo. I
The following extract is taken FROM letter written
from the Camp before Queretaro, dated April ~.
1857:
"MiraInon having asked for suspension Of hosties
and permission hold interview with his former per
sOnal iends-Gen Rocha and Coils ROntcsinos aud Gal
larO, il granted The latter advanced towards tho
river and Miramon stood on the bank opposite. lie
proposed to them arnisce during which conference
should he held i'm the City OF Mexico TO decide upon the
form of the future Government Of Mexico. The Liberal
officers laughed at his proposals. and Informed him IL
turn of the capture of Pueba and the defeat Of Marae
which MramOn was very reluctant TO believe" -