The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

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msse> .hs United states Consulate and tskns th
| entenss American citizens thsrefrom, and up /
pfopcry - re there seems TO be q desire on III
part Of the nsw ANS. they refuse to recognize Or
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SITUATION 10 letter evacuation by mpe
| riass D,sorisr ' snos snee reea supreme
D'sO'uef appears 'o %s.ys :, Nov. 20, 1850.
To give exact account OF So uas n,sss ~
SO IN the form OF diary, becauss nearly rtinez being
had 70 tremble for lives GenerAl Ma Mn a.
unable or unwilling 20 check hs troops IN ihe * thew
ing propensiiies Whenever they wanted dytA ,ond
asked Tor IL at the point OF the bayonet and spoke
about pundering the city, until the arrival Of the So
signed these troops to their barracks But the msr-
chants had to pay dearly for keeping them there On
manded and on the sOih another Of 5000 thou Is
proclamation OF Juarez was published on the 4th al
The properly Of all the suspected is sezed and .ss a.
emigrants taxed TO tho highest pitch Thus the furu
suco - and ss m.as wss sold
mistress q two houses built BY other French msr |
s hSN:s e Ortiz
made 70 pay from $4,000 to $40 900 EACH while Don
men. though none Or them took an sosye
part In the French invasion and Of Thorn only eft
PesqueIA .had ordered Martinez leave for Sinaios
but the pa the latter were 70 81 up an independent
Is n 3. n
spred TO make general exit; but this pronuncamsnto
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Guaymas during the following night. but being discoy
ered they all arrested and locked up On the Sth
nfty more OF Tanori's former troops who had taken
service with the liberals, overpowered the officers Of
their guard house and made of with their arms and TO
make that day memorable, Martinez insisted upon
another forced loan OF 0O0 and Pesquea sbsconded
secretly for fear Of becoming victim OF the quarrel
Pesqueira long or Martinez intrgaes tried to
hide his fears under variety of social parties which he
arranged Of the islands Of the bay OF on some
other picnic ground AS the widow Of deceased officer
and cousin OF PesQueira the prominent figure of
these parties everybody thought that the Governor was
sired to be at great da de campo to be held
Bacochibampo ON the sth inst. All the ladies and in
yited guests had gone there, when Pesquera suddenly
left for the interior
The following day Of Martinez officers ordered
the troops TO assemble tho plaza, with the evident
intention Of making pronunciamento but Colonel Dava
los, Of the above named battalion Of Defenders
ances Meanwhile Pes4ueira had sent word to Garcia
Morales, on the Yaqu river to expect his arrival his
guita and SANTA Rosa and return with ali the troops
for the relief Of Guaymas Martinez, however not
S Ssng is sure tina; his own would remain
oeeded in bringing him back under the promise of
embarkng for Mazatian 50 soon as the steamer shoud
among the merchants of this city, Hermoslo and Ures
no money having entered at our Custom House.
The Yaqui Indians still holding their They |
whl not submit except certain conditions; and as |
these cannot be granted they had several skrmshes
which hundreds we're killed, without any result
Colonel St. Loais, Major Richardson and Mr.. CARR
son arrived month ago from Tucson to enter into
agreement with Governor Pesquiera letting
States troops prov ons, ammunition, &C pass through
TO Arizona after being landed At La Lberad In which
they have succeeded, | am informed However, the 1
merchants who had their goods landed here fransitu
for Arizona, will have 10 pay their duties in fun
Pesqueirs has granted induitos 70 great many com
promised citizens, and has permitted ell the fasAihes
return who emgrated during the imperial rule. He Is
satisfied with demanding tines aud small sums, for
redeemed. He cannot be called OF character but
he incapable OF committing those atrocities which
made Martinez the terror OF all Sonora. Among his
troops sto be found the very refuse Of all countries
also thas Tyroesa apothecary j. Mayer who by hts de-
nuncation caused the death of Messra Pajken and Kit
znjer at Tres We are glad that they leave us now
The Stateis nnt q Yankees though not Of the better
In 1885, befoso that State against
Santa Anns; however here they would not have good
q chance. 800 \
AGHIuUAN RgrERUsTs PSCIPW- L
The opniohere 10 that the liberals flushed with vo-
tory, will give usmuch trouble and annoyance the
Mexican coast and tna1 large naval force VITA have to
be kept there 0prute0t American interests
Ac6pSlco still In Possession Of the French.
SAN FRASorsco, Jan. 4, 1867.
Acapulco advices report the French troops still in
possession with every indcaton OF their remanng
'oms time-probsb,y until spring. They we'll sup
''ied with provisoas and clothing