, 1865-10-18


British Territory Denied to MAXI.
nlI1llan-Act1xlty of the Republicans
The General StatI.tfcs, etc.
New YonK, Oct. 17--Adr!ces from Mexico and
ihe nelEhbcftus colony Of DE1tfsh Honduras, f1-
nish ut With intelligence Of very important char
oaa 1 eesrescadenee, III lie e En- Ensh pe Govern m
1ntl1taa in ,is te extend the boundary Of ths En-
@ @%aieon % Ynesan. 'eHn The nh Z ai aster "a eseo
CITY declares that Mexico has no claim Whatever In
any portion Of The Territory, and to this Senior
Ian, and the reported determination Of the United
States Government TO Uphold the Monroe doctrine,
induced tue submissive tone Of the Mexican reply.
In Me1icn the supporters 81 President JnaEcz
were extremely ectd<e. the leadias Republicans de-
fraEing the e9penses Of ar1ainE the snerila bands
the coast line, the cause Of Imperialism vas decid
fsien existed and around he In consequence
vas ID The expectation of I'D nom the United
States. It Is said that Mazimi!iian has forwarded
fse Elll1ons Of dollars TO Washington H. order 10
Influence Congress In Earor Of his recognition By
Our Government.
The newspapers IN the Imperial intctez. publish
glowing accounts Of the prospects and resources Of
eight snd 4 quarter millions OF inhahItants, and
TINT Its agricultural ana mineral resources render II
Quiic pu1ssber Of rebels from this country arc
doin!ciled in Me11co. The Ex-Governor nud CT
tehe1 General Sterling Price, of Missouri cx-rebe1
Governor 1sham laE11s Of Tenncss! e; and McssEs.
arc appointed Commi- -efonerr Of Colonization und
Emigration. By Maximillianfs Government.
Additional troops had arrived in Mexico from
Trade. al the date Of the Latest aasiees, was very
dull at gaiizc Honduras, and there were no Aucrf.
II NV fonK, X % 81. 17.-The Scw York rrortTs
City Of Mexico letter Of the %, says Maximillian
bas iefaed decree and regulation: authorizing and
| encouraging emigration to Mexico. The order
tIons. Agents Of emigration viii be appointed rho
will he paid By the State. and whoec duty it Will
be to promote the eomIns OF emtgraats, to pnt
facilitate their settlement them by csery poss
bic pneans. The agents will receive orders from an
lmperial Commissioner o5 Emigration, TO whom
ID aaS4 ~ ea se t. 5 g. ia.ns i ao
aathent'e tt1e OF landed property, incommulab1e,
mod ss'S ,nst 5a iSsFs i s sss e
the first 5eas, as well as from payment Of duty on
transfer ofpossesslons. but only on Fst sale. Enn:
grants can he naturaltzcd as room rs they settled
as eolon1sts. Emfsrlnta rho desire to bring with
them or 10 introduce aborrzs IN considerable nrm-
hers are authorized to do H. but these 1ahosers will
lc su1.ieet to an especial protective regulation.
Household goods ot cnllsrante their auima.s for
labor and foE stock, sees tools machines and i'm
p1enents Of Industry Will enter free Of the Custom
1Iorse and transit duties. Emigrants will be cx-
outstanding they will be formed into fixed militia
Tor protection for their property. Liberty In the
exercise OF their forms ot worship Is assured to
the Empire
IN the decree regulating iabor, the Emperor says:
"Asfeealiy to he 1a.Es Of the Empire, Ill men Of
on Mexican territory" The arstem Il arranged
similar to The coolic system in Cuba and elsewhere,
and Is evidently designed to encourage the impor-
tatson Of coolies 1abpre1B arc bonnd TO their en-
D!osess tor terms Of years, and banks are estal-
| 1itAed, where their earnings can be deposited.
10 the district Q! Cardena, where ara some Of the
taken possession Of eleven h.cIgndss, embracing
serr great number OF ncses for the pa.pose Of colo
Gtzn1ion These estates were m0Etgaged to the
gy's rights in them hare been couatcated to the
s1ate and the Government throws open the land to
h; b; }s f,a .n Ct se; h,n The
Anna hnt since bis proclamation, 1t Il very doubt
! fa1 u he ests muel for his claim.
WAsH1SdroS, Uct: 17...From eezni iapnual official
Intelligence jus1 reccfscd here from Mexico, it ap
pears tbat more than Austrian troops LEFT Jalapa
and rsrote 70 surprise force under command q
the tbe.el General AstoFs, but instead Of succeed:
| ing INIT they wesc themselves surprised and mosf
completely beaten by their enein1ea, 1esying 10
their hand. six hundred prisoners and all their ail
1eE, consisting OF t!re Gsnnou, and in fact every.
wounded or scattered
ln Guadalaara On the occasion Of trial for abuse
q the pEess, the people mldc eseat demonstration
terieatiou, obl'.cd the public aecnser 70 be fenf,
end took out o! the Coutt the accused and his conn'
eel bearing them In triumph all oyer the city,
where iarEe crowds ]anme1 them In, teastt1g the
rescued w1ltess, whose alleged crime consisted ol
Attacking the Empire IN the state Of Oazaca.
1Ae Liberal upfssing IL general Gen. Diez, who,
II is EuoWn made his escape from Puebla, where be
| TIES kept prisoner By the FRENCH Is now at the
head ol 'he tasqrrectfon in 0a1a:a- The fact Of
hs besng one o. the brasest and most t:rptis3n
I Genetais among the liberals gives to the move
1nent In thai sta1e an 1mpotance which the 1mpe-
rtali*ts cannot any longer conceal
| The Republicans now hc!a The States OF T0b1sco
md chisras+ very large portion OF Oauca, part
q tnehla and Vera Cruz, al that Is desIgnatcd a5
the SoHth h1th comprises the States Of Guerrero.
an!!as- o1e part of San LuIs. chiefly tho Vale Del
Maise, and the districts OF Ven1do and Match
nasa. the eEstre States Of Naeypo, LEON
and Co4htMk, excepting their capitals,
eonaethfue Of Dutungo, thihnahua and stn1loa,
ard nearly the enttre of Mtchoacau. nestdes these
sections Of country whch they c9ptrol. they hsre