New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

him not into the treasury OF President Junez but into
the treasury Of Governor in armed rebellion against
him
Before this letter reaches you 1t is probable that you
Will have received number Of the oita Ohc,dids TIM
Gnip1S, containing decree OK President uarc1, decar
ing al goods Cotton Of conrse incadeD imported Into
hcxco 1T the pot o. Pedrr5 Negras since dHIch T. at
Which date YidaarIi was in arms ngainst'thc hatlona
Government and was collecting Tho national tariff
importatons without paying il over to forfeited for
tie noBpaymcnt OF the oea duties into biz treasury.
This decree If enforced <il afford the JuaTrs Coz
eminent what t'm0st nceds--rcaoy money. rot less
than 1900 bales of cotton crossed over into Mey
co 70 PicdrGs Ncgras about Marrh T. on which
Yidaurr: collected (ai the Mexican tariff in al amounts
to S. nor bale 800 900 in coin Ths cotton is worth At
MGtamOros 800 per bale that Is 10 say the gross
amount If 81 400 coo IN cash. As matter Of course
every conceivable epphahoe VIII be brought To bear "
mako the Juarez torernneut recece nom this decree
and instead VI consoeling the cotton rs by sw IL
rgtuly do 20 let IL pass upon tho payment Oi the du
ties 10 the .avfu. GOycrumentr, in other words, 10
take sy6,0oo. where it might tazc 24DOOO. Nhas vi;
ho the result Of tho pressure brought to boor rcans 10
be- seem In tho mean time the Rebel lead agents and
contractors are in grcat trouble murphy. who las
been supplied with funds by Mr. John Ifoong Of San
Antonio Texas. ~ forward slltpctTo and lead from
Mexico ard cthers viii now iud tina, their cOntraband
trade has been brought TO close. As head Tor tho
Rebels rest ol the Mississippi could only DO had siace
the fail of Yicksbury, from Mexico. and nj greatly en-
HANGED price their agents ard sympathzors here are
very uneasy at tie prospect before them. N0t"ilh-
standing their hitherto openly expressed desire i"i the
success st the French th"y now are shhineieosy
svcou ntic ~ tao officers o President Juarez and omit
to occasion to show to the Mexican pubic that Ihey
know how to
"Bend N. pregnant hinge, Of The knee
That Thrift. may follow lawnins'
Poor crcaturcsl 1t is rather more distressing than
diver,ng Ia witness their efforts here. especially "nen
/. to bohorno in mind that every who secs ti"n
naturally inquiries why. II they arc tnch ea h,: tuEo
Gates OF the Rebellion. they not At nome nglng lot
in this It's hour Of need by ITO terms oil the Itooi
Government all who have taken tao oath To support H.
between lG and 60 years Of age, hnd aSeW Nl,HOu'
leave are deserters and arc stigmnt8od as such Dl
those who remain In Dixie. The San 1Hi0hI0 heTeta
says OF tho Rebels IN Monterey. and who patioAle
a little sheet called The Morning Sar printed ~ AWCPc
whom IT, Rebels in NGtamcr0s assert ~ be GeSele
from Dulfs command. that they are few 70 iihNDtr
and mostly strapped rcnegades" Ibis j. the GnAlh1esI
cut Of 3D. and besides is incorrect. Though they are
rrnegnd, from Dixie. they are by 10 means rev IN
number" aud "the cry 8 SIN they CONE Ihey ate
not in general " strapped" or Gs sheridan eIpfesseh
t. money bound" for many OF item have made more
money than they had before by operations IA tho
coutrabaDd line and otorshaye brought OF !be pro
"chivalryitcs Of to class that resemble tic wn-hoFse
In OBJ In ouly one particular: they snu The battle Dar
on Willie here. iAey occupy decidedly aNk"md
position. II is indeed IN arduous tdsA Tor men VINO
know that they sigmniizcd as "lescft,rs ny EOse
they have eii behind Dixie 10 talk Ia idVor az tie
Rebellion and 10 satisfactorily account for ihelr aO'
SOnce from the theater 81 war. The MeXcals Lave a
great deal OF quiet amusement ~ their expense
RunaW ay Rebels are accuMulHiing here 10 such an
extent aud the prospect for increase Ot Their NUN.
beers is such that new hotel j. about to BE- opened 40
doubt Il viii do wei ior some months ~ cone.
RIO GRANpg.