Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-23

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much attention, il being the only region where
! Texas gets supplies sad tha p7ias for specula.
! 'ors and traitors to cengregale, I believe oaI
people viii not be sorry 20 hear Of them oncs in
4 while.
Hatsmaras is now the greas commercial
I plscs. All the st0reh3uses are crowded. There
| are az present one hundred and twenty-five ves-
sells eft the bar, ready to land their ca~g0es
I Had it rot been flr the late ordels regulating
! the expectation Of cotton, I en- satisfied chat
large asaortments Of supplies. goods snd mer-
chandise would have found their way % Texas;
aut our military authorities have rot Looked at
Ibis matter hEs business men, end While enc
deavoring TO rsgzlsts the trade, they favs very
nsariy destroyed H. Oa the other hand, the
merchants in Mexico eean 10 have Lest Ell con-
I Hdsnce ia Texas, fT tie fact chat having .aken
into shat State large quantstieE of supplies etc.,
iba7 ere net BOW allowed TO eLucTt the cotton
which legitinsssly bsongi 20 them These
merchants. tast are citiz MS Of Mexico, have
eaIs'h-ates Of invoices of goods entered as the
d a-rent cus.om house on the frontier and s's0
gsrsits troEa Gen. Bee, allowing them 10 eX-
port their cotton. They are 1T q loss 20 ksow
sew 1aid permits are now disregerdsd by Gen.
8sgrudsr. Iae truth is, the trade des received
death blew, and saat is net the worst for If
the msrchaots Of Mexico are not fairly treatad,
The Importation Of Mexican products msy Be
forbidden.
The excisamant as Matau7oros on account Of
the arrest OF the reneeads, Z j. Davis. formerly
Judge OF ths district Of the Ro Grsnda, which
took placa on the lash ulb, at the moush eff the
Eivo5 he's e0-Hplelul7 died away. L Undsrstssd
that tbe authorities st Brownsville are not 10
blame for tho yiolasian sf the neutrality Of Mex
ico. IL was nothing more than aa cffsst 70 the
ZaPata rail on Texas, and it to Be rsgrstted
that DAVIS Was not Gunmarily dealt with. Hspra-
1laraf and a nkafkal f-g =-
knsw1 that G0vernor Lopez, Of Tamaulipas, ia.
teadsd, (iR case the authorities at Brownsville
refused 10 release tSat mseraant) 20 inisrrunt
ths trade with Texas, aud arrest she Confederate
ofhcers whiting Astsmosos, to he held host
ages Of war, for ths liberty aud safety Of Davis.
s5aior FueTts, ihs minister Of s.ats sn1 foreign
reiationB, approved the latter proposition from
Governor LepeE. bat informed him Hot 20 inter
rupt the t-ads witA Texas and in iBt1re TO csn-
sHit ths General Government aud wal. FER a rs-
ply before carrying eus any such orders.
! an Informed BY reliable gentleman con
nset7d wits the State government Of Tamauli-
pas, that t+ovsTn0g Lopez is to 1883 q procla-
nation, solsnalY stating that Mexico condemns
aS criminal, anv expedition fitted ont ia its ter
resory agsius. Texas, and that at Msxicana or
foreigners joining the same, viii be declared
ou,lsHs
Mr. Psarse, tee United States consul at Meta
moras who, By tbs By, vas formsrly in Texas
employed - s clsrk By AIr Gidliuzs, aud left
the State fer sasnsss that would have consigned
him TO the penitsatisry, IS ropsrsod to hays, at
the request IF Gep. Lopaz. closed his racruitiug
sfn;e for refugees from tho Confederate States.
hls neEro wsuch, aud 0ns Er. Lyons = preachar
nom Chiesgo, lately cOnaeessd with ths cas-
works a. San Antonio, i've together. Poor
PIsree, be is = 81 compassion Of Kinney who
voted IN San Antonio for secession, sud fed to
Ma1ieo to svaid military service I sn assured
that Gov. Fiiauri rsfussd to recogpizs this usu
klmwy as Usits1 States viee-congul a. GoDts-
reT having been guilty Of perjury for The small
sum Of dity doilsrs
While st Aonisray, where I was only few
weeks, visits3 Gov. Vi3auri whom 7 fould 70
IS friead'v to the South. Ha IS w-8lY ct
tschcd TO Texas Ills SSts IS doubtless ths
msst prosperous in Ell the republic. Agricul-
tE-o, on aceouGt Of It's varied pr0dGcEsss, IS a
sssIse Of great wsalth The cra5 smauntsd q
TesE ego 70 one sad bali millions OF bushs's
Inc cultivation ef guEsr esus Is slz9 of grsas
iuperssvca. Ths SsA,a yields over eighty thou-
ssrd c'rgoss, 900 ibs sseh Tvs er3Ts Of
slack haans, Of RhsCt twenty thousand bushels
each, are raised Tho w5ess crop aruosuts t8
th'fy taoussad bushels. Flour is ROW vofy
cheap
,yor, le-d, i75a, copper cinai5sr, nitrate Of
potash aiaba8ter sn Z msrbls, ere ebnrdaatv
found Eha aires with the exception of lsa7
era not ai sseos worked very extousivsly for
wspt of adequate Eaehinery sad enterprise
SIN Hev Leon .and CoahBlis there ars csit1n
factories. Faey aa7e "a 400 spiudlas aud 45l
-o0ns Ihs7 uIe saa million Eve huudrsd
thoassRe psuedz of Texas cotton aunusily. from
which g t1rnea ont one hundred ana tsicy-0ua
tho1sEnd places Of browa shssti~gs, Ya'ns5
last YeAr at 81 80 par piece. Tbs svaraga price
Of cotton ws5 ls s0ut5 per pound it sells nov
at 5 C per pound.
As La Contereis, sugar refinery in Monterey,
tear thoua2pd cs-E1ss 800 p0u08s esehJ ere re-
fined annually About 1860 bsrrsis of csne
bgaedY are made IS the SEINE establishment
Ens population OF Monterey, according 70 the
last census, IS 5000 In tho whsle St-ts ii is
Hes'l7 900 09o
By parties wso arrived ho-e fon California
yssssrd=y, Z lNarn tina. the Feiersi troops es
tucson Arz-ns. were under marching orders
for tie Ro Grand9 They ars 10 fall In with
Ger. Csrlstsn's command somsWbeTs In Texas.
Tne object Of this expedition is ssid TO be to
Gu Of shs supplies the Cs1fcdsrscY ig rscsiv-
iag by ths Rio Grsads and thraEga Mexico
Il numbers 5000, Including Uniss3 States rsgu,
lsrs ard Nav Mexico sud California volunteers
/ ga ted that ihsY eUpsct farcs Of 5000 more
men which eaa Be raised ia Texas snd on tae
Mexican sise Of tho Ri) Gfanis This sxnedi-
tisn viii probably work its wav toward the
Gulf, with the aid Of ths Uaion men (ss they
say) in TsEag, until the boundary shall be en-
tirely IN tRe Fsieral hands Tasy believa the
enterprise TO be easy Of execution Their
sroops viii probably start from Ell Peso and
take pessassi3B of tbe chain of forts extending
toward San Antonio, and maka each in sue css.
sion ths base of,0psratjoas agaius. hs asxs,
untl the array IS within easy communication
With a cooperative f0res upon the Gulf Ny
opinion IS taat, even if they should bring
80 600 men, (Which we know full well they
cannot DO st this time J they would not be able
to guard line, Ike that Of ,hs Ris G,anas,
1900 miles leag.
The French Grs stilT attacking Pnsbls and
here ig no dsubs as 70 their suescss The Mex
ieaa jsur1als raarnifT every akirmigh into a
great hst.ls, Psrhaps 5sisviDg that thsy csn
cary the day BY xsvgegaton.
Gan. F5rsTs plan is TO capture ihs Mexican
sruy, IN which csss scarcely any resistance
sil % eTsred St sha sapisal Of Mexico
Tbs GaasTal Govcrnnant has ambare 1ai all
The public gtagas ia thsinisrior, with tha iatan-
ti0n Pechaps, Of making thsir exodus from tss
sapitSl.
Oa ths 4sh instant, there wss popnlar move
msnt ia the city Of Maxico. The people de-
nandsd the expal5ipn Of the Frsnch MANY Of
tas msmbers Of C0ugre9s assambled aD9 asked
tho sans. The President oFjscssd 70 tbe meas-
urs. That evening several French families we're
asssssiaatcd b7 the rao5
lis believed by the most enlightened Hsxi-
can Politieians slas the o5jaet Of Louis Napoleon
IS not 70 ss5aslisa a monarchy in Mexico, bat 10
oFsrshEoW sHe Liberal parry, aI1 place the S7R-
ssfvatiVs n powsr Hs viii than ostaia by
treaty, no. only the States of Sonola and Siaaloa
ea the Pacific, but the Isshmus Of Tsbuantepse,
tka ohj9si being not only to coisnize the mineral
regions Of ths States. bat 70 secure tas rsvigs-
tcn CT both saas Aiiea. PICKwIca.
0istHrbaEoa in lhe UP-0onatry.
We regret TO iaaYn tha. rocqnt distur5sncsl
kava occurred IN the Rp.eluniry. tits said lhai
SONS OF those who Wero forced into he army by
| the cavalry last winter have returned with ooy-
srassns arms and ammunition ia thsis hsn1s
ana are crestiuE serious apprehsnaiOns Of tlitar.
| tsGublsa.
Some pers0ns burat tho ihTeEhing machine Of
hsjor Fingsr, or Hall comfy, recently aar
committed dspTe3stions upon She igen works