New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

increase tenfod only peace could be restored, ana
state OF perfect security follow that is II the attitude
Of semi. hostility maintained by the United etetes
against this Government replaced BY mutual m
derstanding srd friendship. The civil war-whlch Is
only sustained on the part Of the Juasts by the secret
bopg OF American Intervention. directly or indirectly
would subside in few mofhs. is enemies disappear,
confidence srinr np. and Mexico would enter at fu
speed on the career Of peaceful labor after "hien
aspifes.
don't know whether these considerations VIII curry
my weight ,n the other side OF the ITO orahoo pu'
here they are in almost eyerybodys mind 1he nie"t
of Juarcz al FL Paso and the utter impossibiy 'or
hin 10 hoisthe flag OF the Republic anywhere else oO'
on tue fro.tler. or in some remote secnoh' mas
Rnd Up tie hearts Of the 1nperi1lsts Win lne
idea that very one would look at TIE i@o oil tne
eA. PrelideD with the same eye rs themse'es' lno
Official Journal of 0rzsba, speaking of that event says
"ln the srrs and uncasnese all tie nesns by WHO"
the Amercsn Goyerpmeut has maintained iiltl now
h on ono side and distrust on the other Of an inter-
national bieak.np, will forcbly end with inc ii'i o'
IIrorez. Gun the c.. President be for The
United Sttes anything more than private Individual
a sbnsfnri and iguoble candidate without anY other
merit than his holiness without any other Ute tah
his ambi,ini B, this as it may. the flight Of Ju'Tes
INST solve the American quostiou." These opinions
ore but ihs echo Of those profes5ed BY the Ihpefa
Court ane ty the swarm Of officials Vbo bcsir lHen
selves witn its sphere As reason 10 this htteriug
hope. and God knows how much they are ineih'u %
oaress this deye faculty they SOY that the Interests
IA well rs The honor Of the American nation requires
that they honld not attach themselves any oDseF 10
lGoyernmtnt which eIlsts only by name. and has 10
amy no material OF war eTchequer, and worse
1 a. .foa Duas
although possessing two or three educaed officers, ore
rocruited aorg the worst characters; whose deeds'
few caseserccpted participate Of tie operations
of the hsnwayman than OF the acts Of ssldieri in
fact yhose whole conduct bears resemblance with
what we know Of the conduct Of those Courageous hut
nnfcrtuue patriots whose have been transmitted
to Us BY history These are the sentiments loudly eI
pre .sed in Mexico the responsibility Of which 10 not
as,une b,t which report snoh as they come n me.
The appearance Of the coming pacilcaiion Of Ms1'co
ard Tie return TO confidence which 80 fJrtunate an
event naturally inspires the inhabitants TO ap
ply thor attention to practical questions hitherto
neglected. The cultivation Of the cotton to when
certain parts of Mexico are admireb.y adopted, has
tcen de tho object % several excellent articles pub
llshs "A the part Of the land whero that staple IS su'
oeptbl Of gyin; the most productive result' These
nrces assert that the growing Of cotton could be one
offae greatest sources Of wealth Tor tho country
IL WA only carred on by who understood the buis
uess Unfortunately this il not tho case. few large
,pterr excepted all that Is done In that lire Is done
by small proprietor WHO working With uinerfeet
rpe-,ents and ore addicted to inveterate routine
The result is that most part OF tho time
lts. cotton growers lose iastead OF gaining.
Ihcso or the contrary. who possess sone know,deo
or the subject and work with improved impemsnts and
according To methods, are making large fortunes
Tho writer's of those ariicoa recommeud the adoption
Of the American pow. OF the American titsSing
machine and gin. quantity of these instruments
corld be sold In Mexico with the re,nrn Of peace. 10
short. oil your maehnists will find an ample field Of
trade aud OF labor h6 soon that event occurs.
The part Of the coantry where cotton grow more
successfully are the coasts Of tie States of Vera
Cruz Of Gaerrero Of Michoaean. Of Jalisco. and o
portion OF Slneioa In Querctaro. ao the cotton and
the tobacco grow admirably well Still 20 give the start
70 the oQvo'ion of that ortic. yg..sgs pore than
few individual oortsi requires the intervention o.
the GororDent which Las 10 encourage new born IN
dustry; and 10 opon roads il requires peace With
ont which industry cannot flourish II reqnires
tho etGgc,ic and enlightened conconrss of i'm
migrants FOR ~ profound is tie Ignorance OF the
natives 80 backward Is the state of agriculture.
-o rdoien, are the concerning al. questions
connected with tteir moral and material improve.
monis, thu, AT outward pressure has to be ex
orcised upon them. These conditions are not essen
tal 10 the growth Of cotton alone, Int 20 al branches
of agricultural industry. of mechanical labor aud OF
commercial enterprise. Lot them he fulfilled. and
Mexico N bound 30 become one OF the most prolific
az rieultlral countries in the world.
There has recently been established IT. the City Of
Ho1co Society OF Mutual Credit the main object OF
which is 10 make credit easy, TO maintain interest at q
low rate spd prevent usury. As the banks and all
establishments Of credit lend money al lover rate
than private establishments most of which loan money
:, no extravagant price this society b. bat bene.
Gcent 20 the interests Of the mercantile community.
The occupation OF the City Of ParrL BY tho Jusrist
General Paton claimed by the latter great victory
over the French thus explained By the Imperial
| "A French detachment. 20 men strong encGmped at
the post OF Campo floso went some time ago 10 Par
raj 10 collect fox thousand dollars produce Of the
taxes Once In the city the commander of the French
learned that considerable force was IN sight and was
grttiDe r.ady for attack. The lieutenant who had
charge Of the rsDch column intrenched himself D One
OF tho houses Of the city and bHyey waited for The
enemy. The Jua1ists numbered about 80 men aDd
had with them three howzer conhdont N their nu'
rneriesl superiority and IN their artillery. thoy sur.
rounded the French and opened fire. The latter de-
Tended themselves from morning I'll evening AT me
wss exhausted the chief Of the detaohment gave the
order 90 charge with the bayone and 10 cut their way
through the enemy The charge was made with the
greatest sucoess The French thus succeeded In open
Ing ~ themselves passage through lis ranks. and
mnrhed IN good order upon Campo fIorido. In this
affair the French had 10 Killed and - wounded.
The ueYt day Col Cousin brought back the wounded.
.eo.nd Neuts nant ard second officer of the Frenc
army are among the dead"
semi.o6iol news received from Chlhuahna an
noaneos thst exJresdent Jnnrez had left III Psso o.
his way 10 SantaFe, Texas with The French on hrs
rear chihuahua being only 100 leagues from III Paso)