The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-30
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. :
Tuesday Morning. July 80, 1857.
MEXICO. asa a5l aAi "
Gen. TId0N2rj Shot ]!
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IMPERIAL PREFEOTS TO BE EXILED.
EscObedo's Address TO the Imperial
Officers.
MARQUEE STILL AT LARGE.
The 10 s of a Spanish Mail
Steamer. ssmmns
Oss OF NEARLY ALL THE CREW
AND PASSENGERS.
MARQUEE STILL AT LARGE.
The 10 8 of a Spanish Mail
Steamer. ssmans
OsS OF NEARLY ALL THE CREW
AND PASSENGERS.
BROWNSVILLE, July 26.

INV NO VI l1i<E, Ouiy 70. L
Via New Orleans, July 49,
Adviees from San Luis to the 18th in st. gives
the following intelligence I: = = :.
Gen. Vidaurri was shot in the city of Next
GO. He desired just before his execution to
nave an interview with General Diaz which
Was refused. He then asked that he might be
allowed the privilege of seeing his son before
ne died, but this request was also refused
M. Schaffer. councillor of Macmillan, has
been imprisoned. eaaa bga ~ 2 s'lif
The Liberal Generals arrested at Quefetaro,
who have not already been shot, will be sent
70 their respective states for trial. Il +
General Marques was levying prestimos in
the capital until the very. hour before he left.
The Liberal government has decided that all
the Imperial projects shall be sent into exile
for six years and their secretaries for two
Years. se ~ Do '.l- Afa 81 so Z
General Juan Alvered died at Ignola in the
latter part of April. ,t.1 ~ ~
General Escobedo made the following adj
dress to the subaltern officers of the Imperial
army before releasing them. "The Supreme
government has the right to dispose of the
lives OF those, who, forgetting they were Next
cans, Tough for a foreigner elevated to power
by an invader but the government, always
magnanimous forgiyes those whountil now have
been enemies of their country because it ex-
poets their future conduct will correspond
with the clemency used towards misled sons
Oh Mexico. You are at liberty and you may
ask your passports for any point where you
choose to reside" ~ Il .s9sffs
An Imperial soldier taken prisoner at
Queretaro but since ibera<ed, writes from
Marleia that he has received good treatmen mt
from the officers Of the Liberal army. n =
A specie train left Guadalajara for Man
zanillo on the Sd inst several French prison
ers lately released accompanied the train. No I
General Corona writing from the capitol
says all the garrison with all its chiefs and OF
hcers except Marquee, are in our power.
Oheran and Laba are prisoners 4 1t is said
that several persons taken prisoners in the
Capital will be punished with death. The fol-
lowing particulars ofthe occupation Of the
Capital, are taken from the La Prepza of
Guadalajara:
At day break ON the 21st the parapets Of the
enemy were perceived to be abandoned; short
ly after the announcement was telegraphed
that all the Notifications were also abandoned,
the order was at once given to advance into
the city. Every where found the trains, am
muntion and baggage of the enemy. Th5ir
arms were scattered along the road and in the
streets; the entire garrison had deserted, the
men retiring to their houses, Labera was the
only one who presented himself saying he had
remained to insure good order and deliver up
the position and place himself at the disposal
of the besiegers as prisoner of war.
Tg35F lr,V HAVANA, July rs.
The Spanish war steamer Uloa from Vera
Cruz 18th inst arrived here on the 23d.-s
Among the Mexican refugees on board is
General Cuevas.a Perez Gomez had gone to
New Orleans. The Spanish mail steamer
hence for Sisal on the 18th with Is passengers
and 81 of her crew was lost on the 7th inst
Only three passengers and ten marines and
boatmen have been heard from so far. Il h 5 81
1 learn from refugees that Santa Anna con-
tinues q prisoner. ..Aas1 9saJ1
MARQUEE had not been found yet. All was
tranquil throughout the country. =,
The Austrian Corvette Elizabeth and the
French steamer Phlegotlon We're still at Sac
rifcios. lFs4 ,ssl,ais,st e.rzil5.ls ,ls a,liini
The British steamer Red Gauntlet from Mo-
bile 18th inst, for Rio Janeire, damaged her
machinery on the way, and put in here with
112 emigrants. ,-f Iis,,a ;,,sit