The New York herald., 1867-03-31
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DETAILS OF the FRENCH EVACUATION
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LIBERALS INVESTING VERA CRUZ.
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Abduction Of Young Yturbide by
his PaFents.
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LIBERALS INVESTING VERA CRUZ


VERA CRrz, March ~, 1867.
End Or the French Inscrvention nc Last Joy
of rho Observation-Disclosures or Colon cl
Dupin-HIs Atrocity Unrivalled.
That which the French Intend their final and posi-
tive evacuation has to-day been contaminated They
are longer with US, snd the Mexican calculates,
"Grdcsds Dios, tOdos Aesicanosn (Thank God,
we are all Mexcans) nwas completed to-day by the
departure hence for France Of Marshal Bazaine and stan
the Souvsrain the embarkaton Of the Egyptians, who
left tho guard in the city, and finally by
the lowering Of the French nag from the Custom House,
the substitution Of the Mexcan flag thereupon and the
hoistng and saluting Of Mexican flags upon the forts
about the city.
On Sunday last Marshal Bazaine attended mass, when
the Almighty Protector invoked In favor Of
Portable and safe passage France The military dis.
play accompanying the ceremonial rites was imposing,
and the Of human voices and the swelling organ
was displaced by the harmones Of sacred symphonies
from the brass band OF the Ffty.rs regiment rench
For the past Vera Cruz has been one vast horse
and mule mart Hundreds upon hundreds have been
sold at Paso del Macho for the smallest possible price, and
the remainder Of their transportation equipags has been
fairly given away here The uncertainty Of the future
has made horse and mule flesh undesirable property
Colonel Dupin, who has been in command OF Vera
Cruz, sailed to-day for France the steamer Florde.
His departure from Aexicoina toerably healthy cond
ton should BE- matter q much sxultation himself,
for guilty conscience must have warned him long sine
that he deseveda most horrible death in expiaton OF
the sckening, ghastly crimes which he has committed
The life OF innocent, ignorant Mexican he has FIRE
qucntly botted out with the most astounding uncon,
cen; and during the few that he mas campagncd
in Mexico he has notoviously glutssd himself with
human blood. Blue Heard among his wives saint
compared with Colonel Dupn among the Mexicana It 10
stated what would appear as good authority that the
fear Of assassination oveakng him before he should
himself na night undss his bed, which an innocent
French soldier occupied to receive the dagger should
not e prosct him rom hs sSSorent ccnumey a man
apd the hurried Judgnaut OF avenGiug God Tor hrs
CRIMES ~ the East Napoleon fsli y his duty 70 poor
,nriy dssmissed him from shs French army . His sup
pant adhernce y his master Napoconl after IN tnde
has resulted in his being rsnsased the French army
although hts exceas o cruelty here 10 said 70 surpass
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He oven carried in his hand In vera Crux walking
stick said to have belonged 70 Iturbde which he took
heavily mounted with the precious metal God
only knows the number Of innocent men who have suf
4 Known that under bis Ordsfs many Tor The sghsees
offence have ssnt there and disappeared forever
H lus;iul ondnsss for the seq masss him = the most
his remaining few yeas and drop into the neither
most pit terrined by phantoms Of remorse.
The French Intervention 10 - an end and the ex.
periencs been dearly purchassd Of foreign nation
Interfering with politics Of people OF this continent
By reference the statistical report below will be
sesn that thirty thousand have evacuated It is
computed that more than that nunnbor have len their
bones Mexican soil while the sxpenD 70 the French
government Of sustaning ths army cannot be tring.
The modification Of failure hare he's wounded their ssf
respect and PRIDE and placed them In ridiculous light
before nationA
Thrown among them a. your correspondent has boon,
one cannot retain that exalted opinion Of French
character and probity which he would undoubtedly
possess when rejecting upon the grand, sefdenying
character Of Lafayette The intercourse at the coming
Paris Exposition will give many Of our American people
more experimental view, and they will discover posi-
py that just here In this Mexican affair tbs Frcnchman
has sstuck q pin, and that ne has positive recollec
tion that Mr. Seward representing tho American pcopls
figured conspicuousy in the French discontinue
STATISTICAL REPORT or FRENCH EVACUATION OF MEXICO.
mt Of No. Of Tyoops