The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

NEw ORLEANS, 0ct. ~, 1865.
Adviccs have been received through Juarezs official
journal, from FL Ps,sa the loh OF September,
rmng the reports Of his fixing the sent 81 government
there; also a letter from OF his stat Mexican
officer here saying that Juarcx Is conG.eni that the
French will have to leave Mexico aud let the people
settle their own difficulties.
The Esqfste the Official French organ in The city OF
Mexico of late date has been received II warmly en-.
courages immigration to Mexico especially from she
southern districts. II details many highly advantageous
inducements offered by the imperial government Tho
Souherners can bring their negroes as apprentices
the conditions prescribed by the Emperor
The heaynnss Matamoros advces of the 10Th says
the city ia beseged by Coriina and Escobedo with three
thousand 6vc hundred No serious assault has yet
been made. Ali communication has been OF except
with Brownsville, whence provisions drawn
General Vega reported bcsieging the imperial force
in TampIco.
The Tm.s Matamoros correspondent Of the 18th says
The whole town is alarmed. Eseobcdo, Cortinas and
canaes have Two thousand i've hundred and twclvc
cannon The pickets driven up and almost
pursued into the town by Cortina For Ave months
there has been repetition OF these Cotinas with
force estimated from three TO Ave thousand keeps
Matamoros so closely bcseged that darcs stir
an inch beyond the Notifications. There Is commu
ncaton with Bagdsd except by the other side OF the
river and at all with Monterey and the interior
General Mcjia has ordered oil communication closed with
Brownsville and the chappare has been levelIed for
artillery. Mcja has about seventeen hundred mon, well
armed and equipped, but lacks ofhcen and gunners
The native population Is decidedly In favor OF the be
rails Il Is believed the liberal force Ia greatly exsgge
rated II is hardly thought they will assault the town.
but will probably besiege and try to stArve into sub
mission or force the mpenAlists into pitched battle.
II n understood that the convoy often driven back
70 Monterrey has at last started with an escort Of
thousand French troops and eight hundred lmperasts
Tho convoy Is reported at o., 100000.
Trade is completely dead Money is scarce and CON-
mands large interest
The New Mexican Loan-Descrtption OF
the 10 nds.
The republican Mexican loan Of thirty millions Of dol
lars, which announced but few days since, has.
understand, made most successful dsbu Numerous
applications have already been received from banks in
New York city and various places in this and other
States requesting TO act agents and receive subscrp
tions for the loan Instead OF being dry let
tiers Of form, many Of these applications express
sympathy for the republican In Mexico The de-
nominations most in demand the smaller bonds Of
$50 and $780, and very many Of the subscribers for
lesser sums are United States veteran volunteers all OF
whom seem most anxious not only TO invest the green.
backs remaining with them, now that this crucl IL
overr In the securities Of the republic Of Mexico bu,
furthermore 10 enlist under the banner OF Presdcn,
Juarez should the United States government over 70
quirc men for Mexican service tho Home Guard" need