The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-25
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An order was yesterday issued from the War Depart
ment by direction Of the President notifying all claim
ants for the offered by for the appre
benson OF Jc Davis and the assassination consprators
tat thew must de their claims the Adutant Generals
Office before the LIST Of January next and also announcing
the revocation Of the rewards offered for the arrest OF
Jacob Thompson Beverly Tucker George N Sanders and
william Clearly the rebel agents in Canada, and John
H. surral suspected Of completely in the murder Of
President Lincoln
Tho OK rebel ram stonewal In convoy Of the United
States steamers Rhode Island and Hornet arrived at
washington yesterday from Havana where she was
surrendered TO our by the Spanish auho.
rites wHE#sr .EtM "a Mt1~
By the steamship Corsica, which arrived here yeser
day from Havana the 18th inst, received advices
from the city Of Mexico tho 9Th inst and from Vera
Cruz 70 tho 18th Several additional small victories over
the republicans are claimed by the mperalists In the
States Of Osaca Mchoacan II Is said that the latter
has becn nearly cleared Of republicans and gueras,
forcc Of six hundred Of them having according 70 the
reports recently with defeat there. In the
State OF Guansuao, General Guzman and party under
him are reported 70 have been completely annhilated
which means, suppose that those who were made
prisoners were Immediately shot, In accordance
with Maxlmilian's decree No allusion Is made 70
an intention OF Withdrawing the imperial troops from
their frontier positions Of which we have heretofore
had reports h any reference made the rumored
imperial evacuation In the Northern Mexican States, II
being asserted that In Sonora and Snaoa the condition
of Affairs remains unchanged II is added that impe
rial force supposed DO intended TO operate against the
republicans in tho attor State, assembling at Acapulco
Tho Empress Charlotte left the capital on the 9th inst.
ON her long projected visit to yucatan. ExPresident
Zulosga has been exiled by Maximians government,
and has arrived at Havana on his way 10 France The
exrebe General Magruder has been appointed imperial
Surveyor General OF Colony Lands.
From the Rio Grande frontier Of Mexico We have ad
vices 70 The 18th inst General Mes, the imperial com
mandes SIN held Masamoros, and the republican army
encsmped within about eight miles confident Of soon
having possession Of II, well ~ Of Baedsd, at The
mouth Of the river Meja had issued orders forbiddns
any one crossing the river 10 or from Matamoros the
imperial sunboes and batteries there opened furious
nre on the l4h on some natboats discovered floating
down the stream which were believed be republican
rsms, and Masamoros paper says that during the o.
ssck many republicans were killed, wounded and
drowned Another account, however, states that the
supposed Internal feet merely collection Of Amef
can hatboats loaded with wood the way 70 Brasos.
n n aid hat swift vessel Ia 10 DO immediately des-
patched 70 France for imperial rsnforccmenta
The principal item OF Cuban Of interest brought
by the aoauehip Corsica relates 10 the landing ON the
island Of another cargo Of slaves from Africa an eveat
OF Kind formerly very common but recently quite
rare The numbsr Of negroes composing the osrFo is
vsrousIy stsm&ssd IN the Wy from one hundred 70
sight hundred. The landing wss erected on the north
western portion Of the island the plantation Of very
wealthy man named Francisco Martinez Tcrrens
Bone Of tho Africans IL said, were seized BY the au-
fhorItIes but Afterwards given up 10 The slave traders
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