The New York herald., 1867-07-30
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

Capital.
The republican paper E Globo that has made Its
appearance in the capital, marks its advent by the ad
vocacy OF justice and justification distinguished
posson And arbitrary pover in dealing with those who
rapport empire 1t calls the attention OF Mexicans
- the admirable example recently before the
whole world by tho Of the American union who
psurned their altars and nresdes content with the
ngle trophy OF the rife with which they had defended
NE integrity Of the country.
The leading writers this paper Manuel Maria do
Eamacona formerly editor Of the TIY Century and at
Secretary for Foreign affairs Rafael Donde and
oablno Busiamante. The first two members OF the
police commission recently organized at the capital
stops "a Letter of Capital Importance TO the
Emperor.
The Boiein de ORIENT OF June IL, Official organ OF
General Porhrio Daz, publishes the following docu.
mont show whom rests tho responsibility for the
sunerings and distress in the capital during the
saege:-
On Sunday Nav co 1867 the uudersic cned me. Cen.
eral in the garden OF Senior Huobe, in Tacubaya
During tho course Of conversation he made kno sn
20 us that although he had c ssago from Maxinilian
requesting lawyers Of the capital to hasten 10 Quere
tao for The purpose OF defending him GU his trial he
could address any OF the authorities in the capital,
he precladed from recognizing them In any
o61cial capacity, and Tor this reason be had
not forwarded the despatch. Moved by sont.
would be possible for Us to deliver the message
without his having to lsure in tho transaction lie re-
sSs way proof Of his generosity We at once wrote 10
General Ramon Tabe.a, commanding tue peselsed. not
nias him OF lno despatch aud requesting an interview
for the purpose OF delivering II, We notified Likewise
Colonel Count Khevenaier, the Austrian asking him TO
accompany General Isbea, as We expected Also in that
eonne to treat OF the late Of the capital and OF The
terms that bo Obtained FOR tho foreigners compos
Gag tho garrison, and perhaps more besides them, as
Ve as prevent he horrible that must accompany
r n
q On that day, at three p. u Don Emilio Pardo pre-
osned himself TO the undersigned a, our residences
HAoubaya and bad with him the following letters and
safe conducts for his journey from General Iabea;-
JUsE 2, 1867.
sers Austrian Colonel ready TO meet you on
neutral ground 70 receive the message from haIimAn OF
ty bearer stating precisely the tune and place we
;S .S : n: oas the s nS
kus,-orsey 80 that yoa eau deliver 'hem the document
sssy o N so sss least ~ hs pr0m'' speedy ;eiGson
The following letter was written in Fr,uch:-
MI DrAx Fnrsp-I received your kind letter. and 1 de-
.s ass am quite Wing - ps.sp re-. nyss In eenPNny
ssrdius to circumstances Your devoted ,rvrvr,,v,
p s-This note will bs forwarded BY messenger author
We at once went to see General Daz. He stated ,ha,
Dhe hasty message Of the Emperor had now lost much
q ts interest on account o the time lost 10 replying TO
D. and owing 20 the fact that Maxmilan's trial had
plrsady begun stated In the following letter from
esnor Don Bsniso JaAfe1 to Don Juan jose Baz-
SAN Lri. Porosr, May Is, 1867.
Mr DrAs FmxxD--I gree, yoa with the iondness
Ssr and s2nsra.as,e ysa on the oeeap1on oi Qaerei
kys oos usavai "a accordance ~saA ge a~ q January IS
We are In the umos, anxiety to know what is taking
livery opportunity 10 lot me know all that takes place OF i'm
Nv Kindcst regards TO little Lucy what you wish
ef your aGectiopsse friend, BESiro JUAREz
We stated 10 General Diar wish the capital
requesting h 10 let set all the plans in operation
aha, could without interfering With his dignity, in
erder 70 accomplish 20 humane an undertaking. Cen
sraI honorsd with his confidence, and sad that
he accepted willingly our mediation, stating that he
the score Of the loss he might havo
su1cr attack the place. but he feared that
would DO impossible TO keep 40 large force as was
under his orders from committing excesscs and piage"
soldiers II they Withdrew from the service before
tne assault, promising 70 have thcm transported a.
his ewn expenses and shipped at Vera Cruz That In
ease they wished 70 open sor way out Of Mexico city
hs would aid them with hs batteries In the attempt
He conhdea IN us 10 such extent that be gave us TO
understand I'm case during interview with General
fAbera aud the Austrian colon. noticed necessity 70
- further In order ~ the inhabitants Of Mexico
om the horrors OF an assault hs would not leave what
ever engagements vs might make In . bad way"
In consderAon Of all this addressed the following
Dssss 20 General Tabers Of which no gave ranslaon
- ths Austrian colonel
rAou,ArA June 4 1857
6sAs sIs--The message which announced 10 you on
osndsy last 10 Of importance from mere
o.Tss nsuss y. s.a ' uo ps sys say @ g
sesfsrsncs nov Nevertheless authorised hoid
Scre now living witnesses q ne result a. that p'ss
:s sa: so p's e '.nrIs .SSd SoS himself o spsrs ss
tss sodies and perhaps 'o-.s 90 &C. ss We thin,
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