Washington telegraph., 1865-10-18


The Hrraijs correspondence from Browns
vile. Texas gives advices from Mexico. Ihe
heroic city Of Maianoras 10 fairly beseageo oy
the Liberals under Gen. E-ccbaJo.
There is a garrison Of ,cOO men N the city,
mud the attacking force consists of 1000 or j..
uJ0r exclusive VI COrunas predatory bands. ei'
ficirnily handled.
TIE Imperial troops should suffice to hold
the city bat the JuaTisis think neanly Of
Mejis, the General in Command, that they as-
s-rt that with little more ammunition they
could carry the city ~ Storm pa
The Republicans have captured the 4t'la
town Of CaIOrha, ID Leon, aud secured mnskets
and ammunition Moreover, araintiy adds tho
officer il command, the merchants Of that atty
furnished me with 1900 .or ine lsc OF tbs
troops NJ tA pass o. COTbas.
The Jual !sis also claim TO hare defeated nire
lulgr u imprIiaIists with two hundred cavalry.
aud .lc tG i!Itr said to occupy the lowe Of Ca
rIgjal. .datalnoTas papers mako lIgnt OF and
entirety deny these SUCCESSES. JaaTef Is $:
Chit t.anua wish five thousand men.
The republican fsrces under CoItinas and Es-
cobado Lave fought desperate cngasenent OF
eight hours iRr4 i-n, with column Of Mejia's
division al lbs Cobra, IL the Stats OF New
Leon After iriHg heir last cartridge. the I'm
perialists tril bark IL good order.
the IiiDGHc's Ciiyioi Mexico correspondence
say news rom Sonora IL tial the evacuation cf
tuat STATE bv Juar.z Was caused BY the insuh-
oiG.na.iJn oi MS sYl-leGs SLo refused 10 serve
niI any lUnE"r.
Gen. P-aqa.esa, who was in command az
II rmUs-la vas abandoned by his men. On.
ot 4pou- !,UUo soldiers, 15y alo1c consented 70
remain NJ itI MIN
Tie city OF Oposiers, in the northern part Of
Sayu.a. has pronounced iUT the Emperor. The
French prisoners OF Marine, and the soldier. OF
tie Algerian TIailiaurs, who were held csptiTes
in that city. nave recovered their freedom.
The band OF David Gorha, $50 strong hss
cen roI.al near Montimoru!a BY LII. LesAbeyc
q. ihr French army. The baud soi -Cavoaka
was surprised near q 4rcia and beaten by Lieu
tenant GSlstit 4, commanding TIE coulter guer-
IiIlss. -r1r E.fw
The Csvosii left twenty dead The inhAbi.
tauts of oelaa against whom these bands in
traI.d ~ operate, Organized themselves into a
sort ot militia. anu have, Dy thei. hTsTery, con
tribu.Gd to rrpulse and deirat them.
The Government is actually engaged in OBJ
tanning l.ads from the wealthy landed men Of
tnr cvunuy Tor the purpose OF transferring
th. IA IN The immg grants who have either land
"a in Mazico. or nho contemplate going til.
tltr anl
A. doing this the Government does not pre-
tcEI ,o deprive lie real estate owners OF their
.-gi..iuatr rights it leaves them entirely free to
ex1ai such conditions - they Ike.
The Minister Of the Interior has addressed q
circular TO the p-rfscts Of the Department., -ad-
u
7 10 li.!I to tse State ON conditions advantageous
to the immigrants, portion Of the land not uu-
der cultivation.
7 1t will s.c that these conditions should be
fulfilled, and to this end act an agent between
\ the emier4uts and the pEoprefors 1t me same
time tie latter are advised that the government
asks fuE the land it, disposal, from fifty cents
Z 10 isllar and half Al acre, according TO the
value Of the land and the number Of acres
bought.
The Tr.bune's Matamoras correspondence
7 saws the success ulst with BY tie force under
General EscobOdai has encouraged the Liberal
7 party 10 fresh Efforts. In aui ABOUT CArmareo
] there Is now good force OF ABOUT coo men,
among them being 70 or 20 officers who have
served il the United Sta.es or late Confederate
I armies.
These will prove good soldiers in any opers-
tions that require courage and skill. 4 second
body Of some hye hundred m u s n MieT, ,tweu-
i ty-cne miles from Canargo, and at other poinst
south OF that place are boddies OF from 200 to
500 mea. In all there IS q force Of $500 men
ready ior Ihe next blow TO be struch at the en-
( cmy- ...f..r
Under dat Of September It'll, th;s corespon.
dent saws ise entire force of Liberals about the
san Juan river has been put in motion, but
their plans arc not known The plan may bc
10 attack this place at once, and to operate ia
tie State Of New Leon, which lies west of thus
place.
Cortinas, after good deal of insubor dinatior
has been forced into the traces, ard is now acs
] ing it in proper spirit, and with the in.en.
4 ton 10 do some deed OF note.
7 To-day he crossed from the left bank OF the
Rio Grande with his command, estimated at
from tour 10 Eve hundred men and three rifed
cannon, those delivered 70 him somc time ago
by order of Gen. Steele.
4 think tha an attack sill BE- made upon
this place within three days, and that if any 9TH
~ :. -.
Cairo, Sept. 27.-The negroes of Memphis
iudu!ged in general riot Cay Of two ago, and
drove the police at the point Of the bayonct
from their beats, and rescued a man the police
had arrested The riot finally became SO OK
tens .e. Gen. Smith repaired TO the spot. when
ON of the negro leaders commenced abusing
him Tne riot finally quieied down, when Gen.
Smith made The excited negroes a speech, in
which hr told them they had no more rights
than white people. Another general riot. at
which several were killed, occurred at q negro
church festival in Memphis. A large number
of negro soldiers, who were encouraged TO do
50 by white officers, had secreted guns in the
building and fred upon the police that were de-
tailed to keep order. The police returned the
fire. Gen. Smith promptly arrested the lead
crs Of this riot, and after full investigation Of
the matter, sent the leaders 10 Irving Block and
a large number Of tie less guilty to work with
bal anu Chain.
New York, October 3.-A Louisiana deiesa-
7 ton, headed ov Mayor Kennedy, has arrived q.
Washington. Their business is said TO be con-
necied with LoUisiapx 5 Ale affairs.
\ Another desga ion from the same State, the
conveys Of the Democratic party, has alse ar
rived At Washington.
Cotton i gxcitsd and has advanced e.
n Gold il quoted at Az.
! New York, Oct. 4-Alvices b. the steam
ship Persia, from Liverpool, September o3i.
and Queenstown the oath represent that Fen
ian arrests It'll continue in Ireland AID Eng
v land.
N The London Times ridirues tie whele move
\ ment.
Ii is asserted that the President VIII repudi-
ate the action Of Gen'l Woods in susp-ndine
the Bishop and clergy Of ihe Episcopal Church
il Alabama from their function
Cotton is active At a to 49c. Gold, 46
The specie il the Bank Of France shuws a.
] increase OF 100O0Uf.
III Iiv.rnani Sanr.nnhar -TnA rn.ln- NAV,