Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-17
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Late Mexican News. r
NEw YoRX. July 15-Mstamorss sd-
vices Of the Sth, from Imperial sources,
state that the Mexican republicans un-
der Negrete had finally been effectually
scattered that they had disbauded, aud
the greater number Of them had sought
refuge in Texas.
The Indications Of approaching trou-
hle betweeR our foreesin Texas Gad the /
Imperialsts were increasing. aifE
Il is reported that Cort,nss, without
mention of whose name no story from
the Il 10 Gramde border would be com.
plete, had established his headquarters
on the Texas side of the river, aud at
the urgent solicitation ef Msximilisn's
followers on the other side, be. had re
eeived notice from the American COM
mander to leave. -"As @
1t is also said that Cortinas has re-
Gently captured two steamers op the Bio
Grande, which playful little freak of this
lively genius has led to an Interview be
tween the American and Imperial com
manders, with what resnlt is not known.
Gnerriilas still Swarm around Mata.
noras, aud rebels from our Southern
States con tinue to arrive in Mexico in
large numoers. @
The HeraTs Galveston correspond.
ant gives additional accounts OF the
rebels from i. xas to Mexico.
The rebel General Shelby, with 1000
OF his followers, accompanied by ex-
Governors Moore and Alien. of Loaisi.
ana, and other er tinguished political
L. 81 i,t n, Il
on the way. They had transportation
and supplies fot six mouths, and all were
armed with the weapons which they
faithlessly failed TO surrender to the ma
iiunal Government, in accordance with
the terms of Kirby Smith captula ion.
They professed, though, that they were
merely going to Mexico as emig'anis,
and not going to fghtafor either Rspub-
licans or Imperialists gr7 div L7e
Many of the Texas people who choose
or are compelled 10 remain in their o sn
| State, are mu ueh embittered against these
| fugitives, andoespecially the leaders,
who flee from the treables into which
they had succeeded ip getting their help
| less dupes.
Those who stay behind are deeply en-
crossed and -agitated just now over the
reconstruction, amnesty aud freelabor
| question, and are casting about for the
ways and means OF surmounting the
! general prostration in which the war has
/ left all manner of industry inithe State
J f. Ii is estimated that there still remain
/ in Texas from 120, 900 to 10000 bales
OF the old crop Of cotton, while, owing
to various unfayorable CIRCUMSTANCES,
| it is thought this year crop will not ex
ceed $4,000 bales 1t is also calculated
that there are, within the State, .aecu-
mnlated during the war, 5000 O0O
pounds Of wool. ..'....-.,'ia .fs. -.
r = The HerGlds. Washington special has
4 the following: -.'''-'.----i,'' .--r-.. ~ -
This being Cabinet day no other husi-
4 mes of Importance was transacted at the
White House. ii-at.
| The President has sufficiently recoy-
| cred to resume his usual hours Of labor,
and the Cabinet meeting was full and
rather long one. -.
/ The President has appointed Gee. w
i Dennis0n, of Kansas, Reeeiver Of tile
Land Odiee, lat, Little Rock, and John
Kirkwood, of Kansas, is appointed Sur
veyor, at the same place.
/ Hon. Joseph Packer, Of Ohio, is m en-.
4 toned as the probable successor of Mr..
Holloway as Commissioner of Patents.
The ISmeS's special says - aXoA
| Evidence Is daily beiog received roi
the repentance of many of the rebels
who have been residing abroad during
the war. They apply TO our Ministers
and Consuls for permission to take the
oath, which is freely given.oloJ 'nsas3g
Among the oaths thus administered
and recently received here for regis:ra'
ton are those Of Mrs and Mrs Harts
love, formerly wealthy residents Of Beau
fort District S CietI s.'ees1n
Assistant Secretary Seward and wife
will leave for Cape May in the course o
a week, TO spend few weeks, at the enc
of which time Mr. Seward expects to b,
able to resume his official duties.
The following appointments By tn
d President have been made within th,
past few days, and have been, officiall,
announced: 'N~'H- - '-' p
John F. Hartley, Assistant Seereiar,
: Of the Treasury, nice Field, resi- gnsd.n
Joseph Webster. Collector of, interpa
revenue for the District Of Georgia.
James Brady, Jr, receiver OF public
money for the district of land subject {
sale at Montgomery. 40 wL ml p
James Rave, Of Ohio, to be receiver
of public moneys for the district OF pub
lie lands for sale at Chillicothe, 0aio.
John Edwards, to be Agent tor th
, Iodians Of the Upper Arkansas Agency
} John A. Clark, of Illinois, TO be Spi
veyor General for the Territory Of Me-
| Mexico.
w. B FrankTi5, Of Ohio, to be Regis
ter of the Land Office at Chillicoth'
Ohio frue-dt 1ssG bed sn b. 20
ri The Tiness letter from Mexico say
the Imperial government has announce
that it never entered into any pegotil
!, ton with DR., Gwin, apd never conIeu
4 plated making him Duke or GcvernoI
CScIssATI, July l5-Gen. Sherma
and staff passed through Indisnapoii
YESTERDAY en- route to ST. Louis