The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-19
M E XIOO.
THR -TRIAL OF MAXlMILIAN.

GALVESTON, Texas, June 1873 o'clock P.
M,-Advices from Queretaro to June state
that the trial of Macmillan, Miramon and
Marquee was snopinally postponed till June
q, really until after the fall Of the City of Mex
leo and Vera Cruz. Maximilan is in better
health and hopeful .4 D 1854 IS a.siltai
SANTA ANNA PRoCLAISIEB IN TAMPIco.
The Express publishes the following pro-
nuHcidmento, which IL says is taken from a
Tampico Journal and has reached this city
by private hand.
Article l. The garrison of Tampico and its
citizens have decided To- disavow the Govern
ment of Don Benito Juarez, as anti-national
and anti patriotic. .c-l ttSa0 llJ
Second, Repel and protest in due form
against the DEGREES of the 23d of April, 1867.
Third. That the garrison of Tampico and the
brigades of Bargas and Canales declare to
defend and sustain with all their means and
power the sovereignty of the State of Tamau-
hpas.
Fourth. Protest equally against the act of
Don Benito Juarez, by which he has mort
gagged the States of Tamaulipas and San Luis
Potosi to the Government of the United States
of North America for $4,000, 900.
Fl tn They recognize his Excellency Gene
raj A. j.. de Santa Anna as General-in- Chief of
the Mexican Armies and as President ad in
term of the Republic of Mexico.
Sixth. The garrison of Tampco places at
the disposal of General Santa Anna said city
and State, and all its material of war, and all
its resources, so as to enable him to sustain
and defend the sovereignty of the nation.
Seventh. His Excellency the General has to
support and adhere to the reformed laws,
which tolerate religious liberty, the free press
etc. etc.
Eighth. As soon as he shall have taken pos
session of the capital of Mexico as ad interim
President he shall convoke Congress of the
forf ola =of- Of fbo
Republic. 3a.f H4 - t."
Ninth. General p. +. is hereby authorized
to represent the Government of Tampico near
his Excellency General Santa Anna.
Tenth. The same will explain verbally to
his Excellency the General the intentions of
the Government of the State of Tanaulipas, as
well as its political and military situation.
Eleventh. In case that his Excellency Gene
raj A. L. de Santa Anna should have absented
himself from the city of New York, then Gene
raj f. will Immediately proceed to st. Thomas,
or to any other place where he may find his
Excellency, and comply with the object of his
commission.
Twelfth. His Excellency General Santa Anna
is solicited to declare his resolution within
three days after having received the present
communication, and to make it known to the
Government for its future action and cogni-
Zance, etc. MANUEL GARDETTE, Secretary.
Tampico de Tamaulipas, May 26, 1867.
WHAT JUAREz WILL DO WITH MAXAMIL1AN-HE
WILL PROBABLY BE SENTENCED TO DEATH AND
PARDoNED.
tMXTAMoRks, June "A correspondent in
Monterey, under date Of the I'd instant, writes
You doubtless have heard about the court
martial OF Maximilian, Miramon, Mejia, Cas-
No doubt MaximiIian will be found guilty of
usurpatiop and the others of treason; butunless
am very badly informed, the ex-Emperor Will
not be shot, and this Notwithstanding they will
bring against him the many JISiLd'atentoS and
barbarous decree of october. 1t is said that as
many as thirty thousand were put to death
The Court will find him guilty and he May
be sentenced to DEATH but the Government will
Rress OF the people is called, which will decide
the question. This am told by persons who
ought to know. Juarez is not so bitter against
Maximilian as against Marquee, Mramon.
MejIa, Almonte, Ramirez, and the rest OF the
traitors. From the manifesto of Macmillan, a
copy OF which send you by this mail, you will
see that ne believes he must die.
observe how unanimously the press has wheeled
into line in favor of shooting poor Max. Until
recently 1t was either silent or moderate In
Do not believe anything about the killing of
Maximilian until u Is oLhca,Iiy announced GL1 ;
be shot; but for Miramon, Mejia, and Castillo,
and 9th els. there is no chance ,.,.u,,o.o
on the last mentioned date. bringing news from
san Luis to the 9th; A commission for the the
been ordered to convene on the goth. Opinions
were much divided to their fate. The press
throughout the country is generally advocating
their death, while the better class of Mexicans
OPPOSE it. The opinion at headquarters here is
that they will be shot.
The troops which had proceeded 10 Mexico,
numbering fifteen thousand men, were under
com nn and of Corona,
A letter written by an officer OF the Govern
ment says that Juarez will proceed to Guiana
iuato thence 10 Morelia and thence TO Mexico
In addition to the military officers captured
at Queretaro were d. Manuel 9. AgueTre, I'm;
perial Minister of Government. and eleven OF
his subRltefns. . -. -,
started from Queretaro for the capital had been
ordered to return, as their presence Lhere was
thought to be unnecessary.