New-York tribune., 1867-07-30

Americans left San Antonio and paTched upon tsi
NSydTee wSo M is eeSSsereS favorable
5 armed Sf Sm.s f'sq the bss s
enemy arrivd the hght commence ana a ~ lrtois was
routed and be ned the Ountans where ne @ sat
the American Aag thinking II would pro,&scs & as trPed
by court martial and TO DEATH ana & on
following day the celebrated Artois was 10 nave pee
The letter in fun Of Escobedo reads thus: 1t is ad
dressed to the Governor Gomez Of Nuevo Leon;
"Tne execution Of the traitors, which had the sats
faction Of directing is good food for digestion VII
satisfy the Europeans and Yankees to- that 70 tne
with the request of the Yankees TO spare the noustero
eo%ardce and the next thing would have been request
give up our lands, our mines and our women az hiter
this we shall be allowed TO worship our own God I'LL our
own SOIL work our own mines. and not have our women
defled by Yankee libeTtines.
tested Gringos' This country belongs to God and u.s.
Just long foreigner remains on our SOIL our
liberty is in jeopardy. BY every means III our power we
should make the country Mexican aud all the prop
erty the hands Of foreigners made by our misfor
tunes we should take IT, now that have the power,
| and hunt them from the couI Iy MY motto no" is'
TheTe is no danger Of the Yankees interfering with US
long the Southern States stados del SUR are keP
U.S. and may at any pronounce against the whites
Before get through WITH the foreners the 1anESes s
their notables viii he begging Tor their own heads' n
stead Of begging for the AUSTRIAN ,o ,os, nearly all
Our lands and our mines, and our liberty ana our
women and our honors st have but the Foreigners
will see in less than three Years that Mexcans viii have
What they want in 5 NS SG YUg n1 y ygSSa @
become candidate, you viii understand my unaiterable
letter public in such manner as You think proper know
that you and think alike on these matters, and know
that my counymen will applaud our patriotic determ'
God and LIBERTY EscoDEpo"
JVarez bad sta:.SS6a for the capital on the lst
! iatttS1s Of the I'd, from San Luis says
Here the &ST% to & e s Sefs
S GOd ong o% to SsiGS q US who have
The CoSscencis P5iiea Of the capital says nearly 1000
persens have been shot in that city by the Intervention
Cen Diaz got from eight commercial houses 100000,
without any interest, TO pay his army 49, .o,o .
present of beautiful sword TO Gen, Corona The hit Is
Of solid gold engraved and painted with the ne MeTGs 6rs
ruby and more than eighty small diamonds forming the
Generals initials, r.. G." The sword cost sl,lel 2t
meros B6 Boz 0ca Of yesterdSy, we learn that Gen
Berrozabal has Instructed the commanding officers OF
over all vessels coming from any Of the known infected
ports having had any Of sickness on board during
the trip previous TO their arrival lie also directed him
to consult with the health officer at Clarksye. and take
such measures as would insure the health OF the post
The Mexican steamers were unfortunate in their
! first voyage. The Cinco dc Mayo, driven by the
the parallel Is degrees I minutes northern latitude at
about one mile south Of San Joses Bar The and
4fr % had tc c return to Bsda being too
condition to proceed to Tampco but It Is said She viii
SANTA ANNA.
The Brownsville O6strradOr Of the 18th prints the fol
| lowing:
MgxIcAx REpuRL1c Ogce of he GIRL and Military Cor
this moment, o'clock p M have received official
communication from the military commander of ssel, IN
American steamer Virginia the ex.Ge9. Antonio Lopez
de Santa Anna and his fatherin-law l. O. Vidal hvas
have in my possession documents, of which VIII send
a copy, which show that the said Santa Anna aftei ms
many crimes intended movement against the hepublle
nd fha afionO Of
having a secure prison In which to eonnne tnese Two
| l. Come, who conducts them, with the tchOoners
HIdalgo and Republican, for the purpose 70 npiisSn so
nation to whom have sent an account OF tins tr1'nsac
ton makes such disposition OF them as u sees pIGeT
with pleasure, and IN accordance WIN us ll5hl' us Ser
! vice TO the nation
! Independence and Liberty . -
To the Citizen Governor and Military Of the
State Of Campeaehy.
| Merida, June l2 1867, 80 . - ,-.,-. ,
eHneai Of State Of CGmpedehvThe persons Of the ex-
Gen Santa Anna and his Secretary, L. g. de VIDAL
Of the American steamer Virginia aud whom, account
of that State you not enabled TO hold
!. Gomez commander Of the war schooner ldago who
easloay a y ana W Se retained until the Of
the supreme Government OF the kepnbie ls kno"1 10
inst Independence and Liberty. y. GARCIA.
FRANCISCO cARvAJALy Secretary
To the Governor and Military Commander OF the State
Merida, CGapedchy June is, 1861
THE MEMORY OF MAxrnIAN-How THE LADIES or
! SAN LUIS ACTED-GRAND MASS SAID FOR HIS
! SOUL IN SAN LUIs-CoNFlscATIoN AND BLOOD
| WANTED.
The following letter, which we take from the Brown
--6r-' SAN Luis PoTosI July !, 1867.
suffered since the occupation Of this city by the Liberal
troops Confscaton, punder and ruin have desolated
he otherwise when Juarezs Government which has been
more than seconded by the Governor Juan Bustamente
when thirst for and plundeP were 10 be satisfied
By forced and other exactons he has robbed from
the citizens but principally from the mess9as M s a 6oS OF rms rms
JnsreS party had reyenge upon nus unfortunate & cry
aoe2l Onense, hut never apersonal one; blood must
You have heard of the sixty ladies' dressed in mourn
ing calling upon JnareZ to save the life OF MaXimlian
n s tbe p tS am " om SG h aG e lem my
did not know that as soon as the execution Of the En-
eTor and his Generals known here all the respect
y able ladies of this city dressed in fun mourning went
hear grand mass for the dead at the Cathedral This
created q sensation many of these ladies' had been
on the streets before since the departure OF the I'm.
: We fave SsSd Of music playing three times week on
IS the square, but strange, since the Liberal Government
h1 arrived here the ladies have ceased walking out as
Nearly all the hacienda Of this State have been con
Governor the State has been dealt with 80 bafshy in
the states Of Zacaecas and Guan9juaa the Governors
> have acted with much better policy They have post
lively refused TO enforce or carry out in any the
hAeauOn uklse OF JuaIez ana ms hlnteIs ana by th
moderate action have partly succeed Ill establishing con
I hdehce in thOee States.
Juslezs Council of Ministers meets generally twice
D day. When the of Macmillan was argued before
them they all In favor Of having him sentenced and
executed ANYHOW with the exception OF Minister Igcsias
who opposed that opinion with energy and among
other reasons Gave that the Emperor Maximilian had
been rccODZCd by about fOuThfths Of the nation.
had also been recognized by all the foreign matte
The United states and that he ought to be treated as
beheeent but the other members, who could not con
TO their feelings said they would only recognize him
hlbUs,cr. aud snch ne should be tried y ordinary
cont maial that 10 tho person Of the Emperor Maxi
milan ty did not recognize the Emperor Of Mexico but
M8xinan de H0psbuTg, the hibuster, and as such he
must die Minister OF War MCiia who is an old brute
with one foot ia tie grave. said that hc con
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