The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-02
MEXICO.

| feri0dicO CWcidt the organ of the
JuareZ Governmentl, published at FL
Paso on November 2, contains several
official publications concerning the re-
occupation of chihuahua by the liberals.
On the 3Oth of October the military
commandment of the Eastern frontier, in
a communication dated at Suaz, officially
notified Senior I.erdo de Tejada, Minis
ter of Foreign and internal Affairs, of
the evacuation of the town of Chihua.
hua by the imperialists OH the day pre-.
vious. The commandment had appointed
Senior Luis Terrazas Provisional Civil
and Military Governor of the city. This
was ratified by President Juarez, who
had furthermore appointed this Senior
Terrazas Governor and Military Com
mander of the entire State OF Chihua.
hua. The two officials above mentioned
left Suaz, October 80, in order to take
formal possession of the city and pro.
vide for the public safety and the re-es.
Enlistment of order. The Comman-
dant of the Eastern frontier writes to
the Minister of Foreign Afiairs:-"Yon
may be assured by the record of the
fidelity of all the inhabitants of Chihna-
hua while oppressed by the French
yoke that no trouble will be met with in
that loyal city, and its gates are already
open and ready to receive the legitimate
who may return to it when
ever it may please the supreme head of
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Gov
had issued circular dated
October 2S, and addressed to the Cover
nors of the respective states of the re.
public, setting forth in lengthy pre-
amble that number of general and su.
coordinate officers had left the country
and continued to remain abroad without
permission from the government during
the time OF national peril, that Others
had obtained permission to pass. both
classes" says the preamble, shave
abandoned the cause of the republic at n |
period of misfortune. They have like
wise abandoned the national flag at n |
line ofperil: They have, In fact, de-
'erted from the army in the face of the
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The MatamorOs Rdiachero of the 10Th
If November, says :--Nothing more has
IS yet been heard of the liberal forces
'esieging Matamoros. The Ran chero
Ilso states that the amnesty proposed by
he Emperor Macmillan has been &C.
epted by some of the leaders of the on
POSITION on the Rio Grande. Flakes
3ttHefin, Galveston, November 10, states
hat reinforcement of about 1000 Aus-
rians and French had arrived at Bag
ad, and that General Mejia was fully
bic to hold Matamoros and keep omen
with Bagdad. The i'm
erialists have two gunbOats on the Rio
'rande besides the steamer Antonio.
fhlch mounts one gun.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30, 1865. The
Few orleans Times Brownsville cor
OF the 10th says The cor
'spondence between General Weitzel
nd General Mejia eliminated in the
blowing order =
The Mexican authorities having off,
ally notified the commanding General
lat the Rdnchero will be ordered TO ,
Ease publishing articles insulting to the :
nited States soldiers, the people are ;
ereby ordered that the officers and :
'ldlers or this command will not allow
ny person on the neutral bank to insult
ny person on the Mexican side.n
Inc Mexican Times of the 18th ult.. ,
ives favorable account of the immi- +,
latioIi TO Mexico, and publishes list :
ex.Confederates settled near Cardova. :
ne lmperialists claim a victory near
aJaca, where they routed three hun. ..
ed liberals, killing thirty-seven and J
pturing sixty-eight The lake in the :
cinity of the city of Mexico had risen
within one inch of the level of the
~, creating considerable alarm. An
Confederate had rented a plantation !,
San Luis POtosi, where he would !.
mt five thousand acres of cotton. -
'bbers made a furious attack on the =
vn of Pamos, ia COahuclen, but were i
pulsed and suffered heavy loss. The :,
nily of the Emperor was to leave Vera :"
az on the 9th, in an American =
amer. H1Il r