New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
MEX1C0.

BR0wEgTILLE, July %, via New-OIie"nS'
Jnly 9aAdvices from San Luis to the 18TH inst gIve
the following intellieence Gen. VidaurI1 was ',1'
IN the City of Mexico, in st. Domingo-sqnare ne
Ieared inst before his execution, to have an inter
view with Gen. Diaz, which was refused, ne 'heh
asked that he might be allowed the privilege OF see
ing his son but this request was asoTeiuseu
AZ ccbaaer the counselor OF the Emperor Maxi
.oiEon bos been imprisoned. The Liberal Generals
arrested at oueretaro, who have not already Deen
-hot viii be sent to their respective States for trla
Cen Marouez was levying prestamOs IN the capVa
Dntil the very hour before he left
srbe Liberal Government has decided that all the
Inperial Projects shall be sent into exile for SIX
Years and their Secretaries for two years.
Gen Juan Alvarez died at IgnOa in the latter part
of April
Gen. Escobedo made the following address to the
.nbaltern officers Of the Imperial army before re-
leasing them:
..The Supreme Government might dispose Of the
lives of those who, forgetting they were MeXlcans,
tonight for foreigner elevated TO power Dy the H.
yader; but the Government always magnanlmous;
their country because 1t expects that their future
conduct will correspond with the clemeney used To-
ward the misled SONS of Mexico You are at liberty,
and you may ask your passports Tor any pOnt WneEe
you choose TO reside"
An Imperial soldier taken prisoner at Queretaro,
but since liberated, writes from Morea that he has
received good treatment from the officers of the Lib
sral army specie train left Guadalajara for Man
zanllo on the 3d. Several French prisoners, lately
released, accompaped the train. %.
Gen. Corona writing from the capital, says:.
IAN She garrison, with all its chiefs and offeers,
IabIis are bfisS1erS Eevar U!bSno Lopez PorlittO,
Elgenro. LOcunza and the Regent SOlas surrendered
Themselves prisoners"
1t Is said that Several persons taken prisoners in
The capital VIII be punished with death The fol-
lowing particulars of the occupation of the capital
are taken from La PreRsG of Guadalajara
At daybreak on the 2lst the parapets Of the enemy
were perceived to be abandoned. Shortly after the
announcement telegraphed that all the tOrtIhea-
tions were also abandoned The order was at once
given to advance into the city. Everywhere were
found the trains, ammunition, and baggage OF the
enemy. Their arms were scattered along the roads
and in the streets The entire garrison had deserted
and the men were returning to their homes. Lahera
was the only one who presented himself; SAVING ne
had remained to insure good order, deliver up the
position, and place himself az the dsposa Ol the De-
siegeTs prisoner of WAL" i.
THE FoRTIFIcATIoNs AT MATAMoRos.
NBw-ORIEANs July 29-Advices received here
state that Gen. Beuozabal is having the earthwOrks
around Matamoros leveled and the bitches filled up
Fort Callejo, commanding the road from Browns
vile, has already gone, with nlne Others. these
forts were built by the French and Gen. Mejia.
sENoR ROMERO CoNGRATULATED--HIs SPEECH
WASHINGTON, July 29.--A committee of Post
No OF the Grand Army OF the Republic called this af-
femoOn senOr Romero to present to him some con-
grauatoy resolutions adopted by the Post relating to
Mexico TO the address made by the chairman
of the committee, sehOr Romero spoke as follows;
GRNTLEMESThe resolutions of Post No OF the Grand
Army of the Republic You have just read, and the intro
huctory remarks made by friend are most thankfully
received This expression Of sympathy the part of
patriotic organization which did so much 70 preserve the
Rep1hesn institutions n the New World is in happy
ceora win the uyGsa eeg r Oh @ op redence c in
Washington, it has been my fortune to witness, ana
Of MeIcO The world knows already full wei the correct
mess OF the remark Just made, that French ihter
attempt 70 overthrow popular government and free nst
BUTTONS this cOntinent The Mexican people have
no doubt gentlemen, will duly appreciate this renewed
oppression Of sympathy especially as II comes sI1er the
%n 10 aSg aNcuss IN anT 10 manner Whb
abe execution " the late Maxinlian was nst IN itse
EO be allowed cd &c TO remark that while the rem
hants Of European interrogation defended Them, hem
sSo months during Maximihans hietme and could have
S thus the easion Of great deal Of blood, no
did not run through the veins Of an g. Aus
Eationa army the very moment they became satisfied
eaGre gentlemen to transmit to President Juarez the
resolution just read
HOW THE LIBERALS TREATED PRIsONERs-THE
SHOOTING or GENERALS STILL GOING ON
THE LETTER OF EsCOBEDO IN FULL-ARTI-
CLRs OF AF9TULATTON OF THE CITY or
NEXIc0, t..
"lon files 81 Mexican iunn,ls received by
-, Of sro nsyiile, TeNss cttaan tho fel owing
ws:
n The BrOrjsre Rache0 Of the 18Th inst, obtained Tie
following from Austrian soldier laroled at Quero
~ taro:
IL the first place he states positively thar no more Ina,
&C Austiias and Frnchmc, lltcld al Queretal,
about COCO Mexican soldiers He DECLARES That De knew
the names and faces of every Frenchuan and Austrian
eennectcd with the besieced army Of QucreiarO tha
he cannot be mistaken as 10 their number.
In every engagement up 10 the sale Of the city h,
luueFdiStS victorious
nuInOer OF prisoners taken from the Liberals in that sieg
were taken fIom the Liberals. There never was I'm
battle at the Hl OF san GregOro, bnl instead the pac
vacated by the ImpeTalistS without q %
been fired About this matter the Liberals published 70
Regarding the treatment Of prisoners, informan
says that the cavalry 10 winch lie Was attached -
themselves This they did with the exception Of takn
OF their shirts and undcrshrts bats, hOols pantaloon
before them. At given signal the petodo soidery cam
forward with yell and picked up the caston eothnt
1Dg this disgusting performance Frenchlnan o9ecte
10 taking on his pantaOOns the ground that he had o
40 drawers and would therefore be naked For his te
DeTity he received severe blow and was ordered 10 srI
After being thus stripped the Ausians and Frenchme
% the number Of g. were marched through The street
was allowed them with which TO hide their uakedness
For six days after tleir capture or sale not lnouhu
of food was furnished the foreign prisoners. IN cOnse
9uence number DIED, aud many more were nIossalcd
IN the same building with the a cayaymeu, MaXmilai
was confined and by stealth hey got note 70 HING tat
ing that they Mere dying OF starvation & 10 ana 5egsed nm
them response, prisoners received Information
that their ad0Tcd ChicftdD likewise prisoner, and
that he had tasted food for days aud had power
10 communicate will the Liberal commander.
Our informant says that, but for the Mexican women
lmay God bcss them - they would have died O(
ZION These angels mercy cOntIived by every means
IN their power 70 relieve The sucrngs Of those victims Of
Mexican treacheTy, cruelty, aud absonte brutality.
The 81 cayarymen were afterward marched, in state
Eeary naked, 70 San Luis, where they when Maxi
Iaan Neiia and MiramOn executed.
The RcgeaGator Of Gansjlato has the following from
IiIe CITY OF Mexico:
Gen. Andarade has been appreheuded, and with Gen.
Tayela IN prison. Gen. Andarade may be Shot any day
cargo OF Hour valued al 500 corn SlOo. t0itHp