Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04
The Forces Of Juarez Increasing
PRODIGALITY OF MAMMALIAN.
By the arrival Of dispatches from Vera Cruz, dated
October 3d. in receipt of later Mexican news
which we publish below:

By the arrival Of dispatches from Vera Cruz dated
October 23d, in receipt of later Mexican news
which we publish below:
General Aquierre. military commander of the
State OF Coahuila, for the republic of Mexico. ar
rived in New York on Thursday, and states that
Gen. Escobeoo was at Cuatro- Cienegas, in Coahuila
about 600 miles west of MatamoraS on the 20th and
over that State and Leon acting ting entirely de
ienslye and only harrassng the French in bush
General Aquerre also States that Canales. Cerda.
Leon and others were more than 100 miles from Mat
amoTas and were waiting the return of General Car
yaJa with the means and elements of war. He asserts
that the reported defeat of the Liberals at Matamo-
ras If true, must be of the bandit Cortinas who has
no fGg he says that the whole mass of the Mexican
population will rise and exterminate the French as
soon as they can get arms and ammunition, and that
President Juarez is in no danger.
Don augusta reSca IS Governor of Coahuila. and
is in possession of the whole State Except Saltlo
and EscOb bedo is Governor of New Leon The brave
Col Trcyino, with his legion, is at CarraIvo.
One million and Il half in gold and silver coin is
about to be brought to Matamoras escorted by 500
French troops, and 500 traitors.
The hVe FRENCH officers captured and subsequently
hung by the Liberals, were sacrificed according to
MaXmllian's own method of doing business He
was promptly and officially notified that as he had
hoisted the Jlack flag they would deal with the I'm
perialists just as they should deal with them.
=, The Tri5Haes special correspondent, writing from
the City Of Mexico under date of Sept. 18TH at 10
o'clock A. NJ, says l have Just received the official
news of the following change in the Mexican Cabinet
Mr.. Nelasquez de Leon, the Minister of State, has
portfolio. -'''i'''''' "i'''0u'
Mr.. Ranivez, Minister of Foreign Affairs. has re
signed his post to assume the duties of Minister of
Mr. Martin Castillo is appointed to the eminent po-
sition of Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr.. Siliceo, the Minister of Public Instruction.
Leaves the Cabinet. His successor to that Office is
Mr.. Artigas.
An exposition of the fine arts under the protection
OF Their Malestles Will open next month at the Acade-
my of San Carlos
The Emperor has decreed the foundation of ma
tIaY,n thant
war had destroyed.
The rainy season being at an end, the campaign is
going to open against the guerlas with a renewed
six months the whole country will be pacifcd.
The first branch of the Chalco Railway between
Mexico and Tambaya has been inaugurated in pres
ence Of the Emperor and Empress amid great con-
course Of people.
The number of demands for naturalization are in
creaSing every day.
The Herald correspondent at Mexico says: The est-
mate of the expenses of the empire for the coming
will require eighteen millions of dollars and the civil
departments thrty-nin millions, without reckoning
scheme presented by the Council of State and te
which so much time has been devoted, consists in
doubling all the internal imports and customs duties
upon foreign articles.
The Emperor will leave in the first part of next
month for fucatan with his wife. who, il is said, is
about about to visit BELGIUM Don Fernando Ramires, the
and will be succeeded by Don Martin Cactillo Car
During the absence sof Maximilian tn government
Morelia has been vigorously attacked by the lib
erals commanded by Arteaga and Regules who
have taken considerable number of Belgian pri-
soners. The state of Vera Cruz in state of com
plete revolution, the cOonists settled there being
obliged to abandon their property. The liberals have
taken Huatusco by daring attack routing the Aus
trans who attempted to defend the place. The i'm
periasts very much alarmed in consequence and
hurriedy fortying the cities of Orzaba and ia
lapa in order to impede the rapid progress of the Ju-
artists.
Ugade and Fragaro, with force of FIVE hundred
cavalry, have large portion of the states of
Mexico, Morelia and Queretaro without meeting OPP
position, owing to the rapidity of their movements
AT Halpam, nine miles distant from this city,
complete panic prevails. The political preec of that
district had tho recorder of the local municipal body
shot upon mere suspicion. Lodgers are not allowed
to be received in any house without the previous per-
mission of the authorities and persons seeking work
in factories are required to prove good political
character This system of inQuisiton and terrorism
being followed in other places, with results quite
Juarist forces are daily increasing,
tons money In addition to the salary of ten thous
and dollars allowed him the Imperial household
costs two thousand dollars for servants alone. A
concert given at the palace few days since cost
forty thousand dollars, and seventy thousand
dollars are about to be expended upon the construc
ton of theatre in the palace for the especial
tion of their Majesties.
Should the railroads, commerce and business gem
orally become entirely paralyzed and the projected
fiscal measures fail terrible blow will be dealt to
new enterprises here for some time to come.
An imperial decree of the 10th of April, 1865 de-
clares the following ports to be open to foreign and
coasting trade:
IN THE GULF OF MEXICO.
Ports Open to Foreign Trade-Ssal Campeche,
Iabasco, Vera Cruz, Tampico, Matamoras lsla del
Carmen.
Ports Open to Coasting Trade-C -Coatzacoalcos AL
Varado, Tecolutla Tuxpan, Santecomapan.
PACIFIC OCEAN AND CoRTEs GULF,
Ports Open to Foreign Trade-Acapulco, Manza-
Milo, San Bias, Mazatlan Guaymas.
Ports Open to Coasting Trade-Zilmataneio, La
Escondida, Tonala, Zapaluta.
GULF OF CALIFORNIA
Ports Open to Coasting Trade-Cabo de San Lucas,
La Paz, Navachiste. Altata.
The port of Tuxpan, in the Gulf of Mexico has
also recently been opened to foreign trade.