The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18
TIL E N E w S

Later and important from Mexico is furnished ns
by telegraph and in correspondence by the steam
ships Manhattan and Eagle which arrived here yeser
day from Vera Cruz and Havana The capture OF the
city OF Monterey by the republicans is announced and
their siege Of Maiatnoros SIN closely maintained.
The latter place too they confident would soon be
Ia their hands, as they had been reinforced The
extent Of eighteen hundred men. Matamoros imperial
paper says the republicans have promised to give all
United States soldiers who viii Join them four hours in
which to pilage the town. and the latter against
engaging In the enterprise Heavy reinforcemens for
the imperial garrison Maamoro reported to be at
the mouth Of the Rio Grande and republican force was
marching to meet them There are reports Of two or
three small mpenslst victories in the interior. The
rebel General Shelby and company Of his Southern
followers have settled down in the state Of Cordova rs
firmcrs Tho Imperiass in Vera Cruz had rumor Of
President Juarez being in Texas his way TO Piedras
Ncgrns.
Texas advices say that directions have been received
thero from Washington not 10 muster out any more
loops or to dispose Of any army property until the
rccep. Of further orders is sad that Provisional Gov
ernor Hamilton will Issue his proclamation for the
election about the middle Of December Of State Conyen
ton delegates who 10 assemble about month after
The Indians along the northern frontier Of Texas are
causing considerable alarm BY their movements.
II IL announced in our Havana adyices of the l2th
Inst that the Haytcn troubles nj end settlement
having brought about by the American and British
officials whether this implies complete termination
Of the rebellion in tina, republic is not exactly clear
The Cnbans, Havana correspondence states, are
expecting new Captain General next month"; in the
person OF General Lersundi II anticipated that the
United States naval steamers Hornet and Rhode Island
would leave Havana in a few days for TIL country,
bringing with them the cxrebel ram stonewail.
Additional particulars presented in TO days HERALD
o. the negro revolt In Jamaica, showing the savage
scenes which characterized the outbreak and the prompt
manner In which retributon visited upon the pari
cipants by tho authortcs II Is estimated that alto
geher over two thousand rebels have been hanged and
shot under court martial sentences
Some further Interesting particulars Of affairs con-
necied with the fall Of Uruguayana furnished In our
Rio Janero correspondence and South American newt
paper extracts published this morning The Emperor Of
Brazil had issued proclamation urging vigorous con.
tnuaon Of the The allies very sanguine that
Lopez tho President Of Paraguay, must soon succumb
aud 1t IL their intention, tho occurrence OF such
event. 10 compel him 10 submit 70 liberal navigation
arrangements for the interior waters OF his country
which will create heavy demand Tor American steam
era There a considerable number OF men from
our Southern States. ex.rebels and malcontents in
Rio Jauero in October some OF whom repre-
scn,cd themselves agents for Southern fsmi-
lies who propose to emgHtc 10 Brazil " u gives
promise OF being good place for settlement But u ~
thought great will attend this movement 81
is moving spirit Il the desire to perpe,uate unmolestsd
the slave system, and that institution Is rapidly growing
q disfsycr in Brazil The Brazians are much more de-
arocs have coionis's intelligent agrcul,urists who
will introduce tho best kiud OF implements and sAchineIy
md all the latest Yankee Improvements than those who
come merely TO enjoy the privilege OF holding slaves
Admiral Godon's United States squadron bound for
the East Indies nj Rio Jsneiro the 9th OF October
where II expected to remain about two weeks Tue
Hartford the nagshp arrived there thu T,h u hsv.
Ing had very quiet passage durog most Of the voyage
To reeve tho mouo,ny the old salts revived the ancou,
and ludcroux ceremony OF introducing the noviees
Neptune The squadron presented formidable appear.
aure 10 Rio Jaueiro hsrboy and attracted much aten
zion would next proceed TO Batavia, touching auape
Town Cape Of Good Hope, on tho way
The steamship Fung shuey, from New Orleans on tho
9th iusi arrived hero last night but brought little adj
ditiops news Of interest General Candy bad issued
order reminding army officers who have occupied as
thor quarters the absndoner houses OF rebels that
they responsible for the rurn and other properly
found therein and they advised therefore, to take
proper receipts for the before they pass into tho
hands q the persons to whom restoration may be made
II Is reported that the steamship Twilight, which left
here for Wilmington, NO last Saturday, With thirty
nve passengers aud valuable cargo wrecked near
the mouAh OF Cape Boar river and will Je total loss
The passengers andrew were saved.
II " stated 10 our last nights despa,chcs from To
ronto that quicer feeling begins 70 prevail there "a
gard to the Fenian movemsu,s 1t being thougLs that
She necessary precautions 10 meet raid have been
taken
General Grant received large additional number Of
visitors 1t the Metropolitan Hotel yestsrday During
The day hc drove cut TO Washington Heights aud tho
Park, and in the evening dIned with the members Of
the Union Club The preparations for the grand
reception 70 ,bo General next Mday evening al the
Fnh avenue ioiei progressing div and
L.. .s n.s .s.s. Of soovptslcc 70 tLs oo.a.,,...