The New York herald., 1867-07-19
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

What Maximilian Should Hase Doue-Signi.
1caat Remarks of the Press-Juarez Ex.
pectcd In the Capital.
The Spanish steamer Paris, from Vera Cruz on the
same day the English Solent and via Sisal
on the 4h Instant arved at this port late Saturday
evening" the oh Anong the passengers by the Solent
1 noticed General mas Marin, OK -Commandant Gen.
eral OF the threo marme departments Of Mexico. who
figured conspcuously in the confidence Of the late Arch
duke Maximiian also Colonel Figueredo, colored
native, Of Venezuela, think who was in the imperial
army.
The news received Is Of the most serious character,
and highly important confirming the accounts you have
lately received from other The great national
drama has been closed sweep; the unfortunate
stumbling block, of the scions OF Hapsburg, had
however, to forfeit his life before republlcansm In
Mexico could be reestabished The only pity is that
after such long and sanguinary struggle 1t could
not be achieved without such vile treachery
that perpetrated 10 Queretaro. This and
other similar acts pertain almost exclusively to
Mexican history, and there We shall conssn it, II
appears 70 have been Maximtaus fate or destiny 10
fail White beguled by one party 10 fuihl mission he
sold by another in the most treacherous aud FOUL
MEXICO Whatever may have been the foibles and
Of Naxmilian, he proved to be generous, brave and
exemplary c,zen in his private chsrac.er-moro truly
noble the true sense Of the word As TO his fol-
lowers sycophsnts and Others do not claim any OF
them 10 have been bettsr than thoy should be-" Had
the Archduke his interests he should from
the very driven the perseverng and astute
Indian Of the country soon IS the Presidency ex
pired: and had Maximihan then convoked national
Congress- people would have elected him as Presi.
dent or the republic which he would not have reused,
thourh Is were In Of Napoeonic schemes
An organ OF tho capital, La Cuhdr0, says:-"s
soon as the curtain Is drawn We demand .nat al inc
pnucipal actors those who formed the assembly
OF noabes Tho Coascieacia Publicr heads leader
thus-The 10th OF June 1868, and the 2lst OF June,
1867, worthy OF comparison"
Your readers will this ask what had become OF
sppess that on The 10Th June he Was lost sisb. Of BY
hs fellow officers and others lhe firing Of the bcsegers
ceased as soon Is r1ce was skSo & III hsss, sourcs
II that Marquez managed to escape, with 800 200
which said have extracted by force from the
English legation although was reported that he had
deposited the money there and that he Was killed by
his own men while some accounts state that he was
hid away city. and others that he was already ~
the sierra, at the head OF n small force.
The republicans report that the greatest atrocities
were committed by Dlaz after the surrender, l@rss and
Geneml Tavern. Tie spanish Ambassador the Marquis
do Ia Rivera, and the rest Of The Festion having re-
spaiu while Don Sebastian de Mcclellan remained in the
capital As Consul
tai in a few day, together with his Minister'S and
recommended the announcement made, IN order tnat
he be received "dtgnlmsnte, 30 says the coHc'cnen
Tho Boein Repsdleano. under the heading OF THE
Poor 1lasse5 account oil he measures anopteu
by the Authorities OF Mexico 10 correct the abnse OF
forced eves. No passports ~ leave the capital were
any longer necessary, the Prefecture OF the federal
district having taken other steps for said purpose.
The unconditional surrender OF Vera cruz IVES
effected best order the afternoon OF the 27tn
uilino and republican forces took possession The
next morning nine O'Clock. They were received with
flowers and aures and with tremendous shouts OF
enthusiasm The festivities lasted three days
II reported In Vera Cruz that General Santa Anna
bc shot the 27th ulumo. Another account
that he had been shot But, according TO the do
claraton OF passengers per PARIS which sailed from
ksal the 4sh inst, 10 appears that the General con-
tinued Imprisoned, subject superior orders Juares
knows fun well that he must shoot the old cork leo
aud that the General has be gwen up 70 the United
States, Tor The simple passenger
BOARD OF an American packet ship.
The spanish steamer Paris brought fifty seven 70
fsgccs from Vera Cruz among whom several families
and children. who were Immediately provided for
sent saubrious psrts Of the country having ar
rived completely destitute. fhe English steamer Soen
refused General Perez Gomez the OF SAi
Juan do Uoa Castieb as the commander suspected b.
might suffer delay, IL not annoyance. by 80 doing.
was tnsn only that Perez Gomez repaired on board o
the Spanish war steamer Cllos, which was 70 leay,
Vera Cruz as soou Francisco de ASS no
preparing TO leave Havana arrived there The Mexican
steamer 1abasco from Mobie the 9th, arrived her
on tho l1th inst With several " the officers
IN whose behalf she was chartered nj Vera Cruz rn
captain assures that the report spread In New or
loans Of tue assassination Of foreign ministers de
void ol truth.