Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-23

[E1 the N, o. Picayune. April l1tb.l -,
.1e. following letters are interesting
The first concerns CORE spondenee, with
S .nta Anna, and the second tells about.
some missing money i,sf......t sf..tf flr
5r7,sr, ! SAN Francisco. ToYANIQUILPAN,)t &;
b ) a Us i r7H February 10, 1867.sd(F
aE MYDEAR Don AUGUsTIN FISCHER: Have
the kindness, by the next mail, to answer
the letter of Santa Anna amicably, and
putting him off for the present without
destroying his hopes. Take great care of
the letter of Santa Anna, and lettinoR one.
see it under any pretext whatever; place
it among the secret papers in the safe, and
make certified copy for Europe. In an
swering this letter you will be complying
: with the desires of Laeunza and OF Lares,
to whom spoke of it at the last moment;
J so thatin preparing your answer you might
consult with LaeunZa. Get BlasqueZ, vi;
dal, .Blasio and Bullestro to copy at once
} the letters of the last two mailstor Europe,
!. which were stolen at Ayotia! + The details
of those of February you have in a pack
age, which L gave to you at the moment of
my departure. Those of January are in
one of the three packages which Blasio
gave to .Schaffer; you can take them from
there, returning them to their place, and,
closing the package as before, give them to
Schaffer. With reference to the letters of
those two mails, direct them to me, and
send them nae by Kevenhuller, who comes
with his regiment, and is the only safe
cOurier-it being well understood that for
this you are not to delay the march of
Kevenhuller; but have the letters copied
with all haste, that you may not lose the
opportunity. eagUz ---a. 20 tal.rr
From this letter, as well as those which
accompany it, you will take minutes and
keep them for my return. Your very af-
fectiOnate .He. AAXIMILIAN.
.yaeP P.S.-We have at this moment arrived at
San Francisco; the whole day, which was
very hot, passed without the slightest acci-
dent. The population, occupied in their
farm work, received us everywhere with
B.. the greatest affection. Read carefully my
letter to Lares and afterwards inform me of
what has been done, and attend to the Cam
pos and Miramon affairs.
1.-The following is the Lares letter referred
to by Max: d.
-.st SAN FRANCISCO Feb. Is, 1867.
My DEAR Don TEoDosIo LAREs-I have
detailed information from Miramon, r.
which he says that 1.-The aid of Campos,
who believe is cOmmissary OF the army,
has arrived, and brought but three thous-
I and dollars instead of forty ghtthousand
as was assured in full councill." You shall
verify this statement in the most scrupu-
louS and energetic manner, that may
know who cheats and where the money
I went to. If Campos has told us lie you
and pnake salurary example of him. In
any case expect Immediately, by a safe
courier, report from w.. i. =.
Miramon threw all the blame of his mis-
haps upon his lack of resources. /, for my
part, will scrutinize the transactions thi:
side of Qudretaro.
The first day of our departure from Mex.
leo, as you know, we passed about five
hours continuously skirmishing with the
dissidents, who are under command of Fra
gosO. Our young troops behave with much
bravery and enthusiasm. Thanks be tt
God we lost but two men killed and si2
wounded, one of whom tell about two yard
from my horse. .-.i.-f ti. .L .-t- - ssi7.r r =
In the afternoon we dislodged the dissi
dents from Cuantitlan, where we slept, anC
yesterday we did not encounter a single
one III all the rich district of Tepeji, which
we find very tranquil, as well asits excellen
population, which received me with mucl
affection. To-day, from Tepeji to Sal
Francisco we have had no encounter. Sa
luting you, L am your very affectionate
e1gat3 f<.EsEs .-MAXIAIILIAN.