The New York herald., 1864-10-28
News from Mexico.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.

News from MoxicO.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
Havana, Oct. "a, 1864.
k4aamoros Occupied wlaoa Opposition 0orsrsor Cor
fiua Receives Acjia ard Embraces Him-Grand ia.
heau- Goetrnor Corsna Takes The oath-ColoneI
Ohnaies Gone 0psr TO Ford al BroSnsrilie-Trade Re
rsssno, dc.
couple or bours after the. departure OF the
steamer Columbia for your port, last saturday tho
steamer Zephyr, formerly the Frances, arrived from
Galveston, bringing Of the occupation OF Aa,smoros
W tbe mpefialsts. Flakes bulletin Of the 9th
says:-
The imperial troops took possession OF Matanoros on
fhc editor of The Galveston Ncs wros 10 that paper
The 27tn md goth he editor writes from Browns vie
Il the 2eth Cortiua surrendered formally and
Who was received by Governor cor,ns on The balcony
81 the palace and embraced by him in presence OF
due his recognition OF tho empire, sw caring obec
and reuouncng all further opposition. Canaes le
Da ao r.Tas s Saed
them. Canass' men sur cndered their arms to Ford.
is expected that they will enrol themselves in his
ranks snd be joined TO tho troops OF Since
abe occupation Of Ma.amoros by the imperalists tho
Business aud traffic between there and Brownsville have
recovered activity unknown for a long time Goods
from Bagdad 10 Matamorcs pass up without hndrauce.
Tho United States blockadng feet at Galveston on
tbe eth consisted OF four gunboats several trans
ports.
my memory serves rightly, the OF Cortina,
q above narrated, predicted by in the letter
which went by the Roanoke; . prediction easily made,
for had been assured By person intimately acquainted
with cortna for many years, that notwithstanding
the bnster OF that noisy leader was secretly favor
ast good opportunity the above news Be correct as
think is the moment has come for Cortoa to throw
But there one discrepancy which must be noticed.
There are two Cortnas. brothers. The younger ap
reported fed aud 10 this case tho Cortna above
Spnsen of must De the younger which thnk probable,
nsn.son made OF the other ms poin, win be cleared
sp oy the arrival OF the spanish mail
no doubt OF The occupation q Maiamorus by Meiia-
The French war steamer Balone arrived yesterday
9e@ Vera CRUZ or more prssaoly sacriacios Bay but,
she brings not word Of news.
News from Havana.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAvAxA, Oct. %, 1884.
o. the changes that may occur hore consequence
she accession power OF General Narvaez, nothing i
known publicly. 1t is said that General Dulce will
sign or be removed but It 10 only . surmse. The
slant topic OF conversation st the Roanoke Various
Sumors nre adoat, none Of them being worthy Of credit
was said . steamer had arrived At Nassau from Ber.
1uAa, with the that the Roanokes passengers &c.
As1 been landed st the latter place. Then said
tagram mad been received from MatanSes stating they
kAd been landed the Cuban coast. Others pretend
% know that The vessel has been scuted SUNK
on cd tnfrithr Captain lie Nessurier OF the Cor.
oAcA, tells nothing known At Nassau and there
1nre no stesmer could have arrived with any such
Perhaps by this time you know all about the affair.
kind OF influenza Is prevalent here, and . great
Many, myself Included are the SICK list Strangers
begn arrive ip considerable numbers and that grand
Aotel h not yet commenced. Exchange On New York,
- 70 20.
News from Sc. Domings and Puerto Rice.
OUR HAVANA coRaRsPosDRScg.
HAVANA, Oct. ~, 1894.
me Spanish mail steamer from cadz, which arrived
~ night brings from the capital Of Puerto Rico
10 the l3th The Bosn Of that date gives
from 81 Domingo the substance OF which that there
are stiL some difficulties n the way OF peace. We
sod that the prisoners have not been returned by the
Desainicaus whose commissioners had been Gusrico
enierrng With certain Spanish officers and had
70 Santiago de IoD Cabeeros. but among whom II would
appear there difference OF opuion The fact is
@ once be- Is told you the statement that the Demiu
leaders willing to submit uocoudionally not
quite true. They ha W submitted their terms TO the
epanSfds and the latter are not yet ready accept
ehem This would appear to be real c ndition OF
affairs. II the Spaniards do accept the war will
ceased for n Samans aud elsewhere occasional shot
- heard.
An English epgineer-Mr. webb-had ved IN Puerto
Rico TO cummence the railroad which unite the
capital with tho port OF Arecibo. The cost Of thn
b estimated at s., 900, 900.
The sugar crop Of Puerto Rico promises 70 be cutie
large.