New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
Smrerial Estimate Of the Republican
Forces.
The Republican Mexican Loan
Diplomatic Correspondence Concerning
Mexico.
rromn.1 sn.ci,l Cenorendeat.

From puJ Special CcutsTordeat
CRY % MEMco Sept. j., 1865.
The fortnight Just elapsed has been' in more
han one way. exceedingly favorable TO the Imperial
eause The Government OF Macmillan has accom-
,lshed in this short space Of time what. at first sight
like the task of years. Il has compelled the
o,ernmeDt of Juarez to leave in bury the long belt
Of States waercd By the Pacific Ocean. The Emperor
hos obtained from OF the Indian tribes located ID
these immense regions unmisakable demonstrations OF
friendship and beaten. with the simple assistance VI
these tribes the Juarst Generals in whose hands The
sx President had intrustcd his fortune The
Government, by compelling Jrarez TO seek
refuge few miles FROM the Texan coast lmphci'i!
compelled him TO eonfess that he was unable TO nam
ian himself in the interior, and that the hosptaoe
.bores Of the great American Republic Of the United
States might one day or another become indispensable
IL bis safety.
Is il strange IT, with such facts in sight the par
,isans Of the Republic should look extremely gloomy and
.lespordent ard those Of the Empire the contrary,
quite iubilant and hopeful Tie latter have certainly
all sorts Of reasons to rejoice for they not only vic
torious on the battlefield but carry the impressions OF
their victories to cyerybOdys mind.
When the history Of this war will be written 1t VIII
he easv TO perceive by single glance at the state oi
he county and Of the population, that the establish
ment of the Empire not, some people imagine
he introduction by violence u foreign Government,
but the deverance Of Nation which, during the last
generation endured all the evils that could possibly
affet people, Take the IRdiaps for instance. who
the bulk of the population Of Mexico. Is it pos
fible TO imagine a miserable community of men
any part Of the globe than this when under the Re
publican Administrations Impressed by the various
leaders who competing for the ascendancy,
robbed Of the little they had shot if they resisted, they
possessed resources whatever against this odous
oppression and left the ranks when they could to fly
into the woods With the Empire things not car
red on in such a way.
The poor Indian begins 10 feel relieved from the
coke and to seek for his rights Not long since four
teen caeiques applied to the Emperor for tract
of land situated on the Rio Verde, which had been
taken away from them by the precedent administration
The Emperor listened 10 them with kindness and prom
isod them justice The reputation Macmillan has
gained among the Indian tribes is prodgious. They
send delegates from all parts of the country to
allegiance him, and TO demand lis protection. Thus
The Mayo and the Opaas in Sonora, the Otomis OF New
Gaicia, the Tarasques of Michoacan, the Tolteques
and the Azecs of the table land of Anahuac and other
tribes whose forget have during the lest three
months declared themselves for tie Emperor and have
enlisted willingly for the purpose Of driving the guerr
las out Of the country They much in earnest.
fle desire is great to prove their goodwill toward
lhe Empire, that they have themselves united against
Three Of Juarezs Generals now in Sonora, Corona,
Pesqueira and Viagro defeated them in several com.
bats and deprived them Of all the means TO prolong
The war in that region any longer.
AS whole. military operations so advantageous
TO the empire prospects Of pacfcaOn good the
confidence Of the people is entire. that public works
hre pushed On with great activity in those parts of the
country where their establishment may seem TO
ind nd
finee the Government loaned $4,000 to the railroad
company which is to connect Meden, Alvarez and An
tonic Lzaro with Vera Cruz The harbor Of the latter
city being too small for the wants Of the increasing
trade others viii be opened in the above mentioned
cites IN course of time. Hence the necessity to ter
inmate promptly the road which is 10 connect these
various harbors with Vera Cruz Five hundred borers
are now employed in the cumbres working at the un.
mel which is 10 60 through the Popocatepel and
ntaeeihuatl mountains, which rise about 10000
"et above Vera Cruz. Services Of diligepces are !
es'aohshed everywhere. One can 60 now from the
Iny OF Mexico to Matamoros by San Luis de Potosi
ana III sal'ilo. New mineral companies are coming
INTO existence at the rate OF one or two by the week
III answer 10 proclamation Of Jusrez which boasts
81 having a host of Generals fighting under his fec
come Official has published few statements which on
hrey contradict Bis assertions On that snbiect Ero
summary OF what is assumed by The Ir,oerlis,s o,
De Tie real strength of Juarczs army. II
Patoni, the first General meptionea b r,o... =.
ABOUT %Uo men, JUST enough 70 compose band and di
nose IT on highways frequented by dnige,ces on1
travellers. Corona Pesqueira and villaoro ,broo
defenders Of Juarez mentioned by lin az disno.i,a
considerable force, have not even the resoprona
Patoni. They were attacked Urezby tbe Ina;o.
and completely defeated. They are now waudor;a
through the forests Durango without man and os
Oh i,,,h 9
ng under the flag shot three months ago; lie
sf the worst bIgands WHO ever breathed On this cIoh
arteaga is sick ard in bed Regucs. saltazar ana
Riva Palacio in the State of 5iichoacan NAV have
'ttween them about 1900 men; Alvarez in the
State of Guerrero abOu, 000 Garcia in Tlacoltanon
nO Escobedo Mendez and Coriinas. who are prowling
between Monterey and Matamoros. J 800. Orteca in
lacapoaxtla Iiguera in Oaxaca Cgabde and Vera
Catorce, about goo. Add TO this abont 900 men
scattered over other points, and you will have as be
result of TIE whole Of Juarezs forces in Mexico 100
men, instead Of 10000 as they boost to have. !
The Monitor Of MatamQros in its issue Of Auepst i
,2 says:
We see with great pleasure tie great cordiatv and
rood intelligence existing between Mexican auiborj y
nes and tie Americans In this way have disappeared ii
he preyeDtionS which were the beginning of tbe of
nai forces This Union setween the leaders 81
SIl be most useful at the frontier. We are as N
Iured that TO knew the lmJesinsts aud communicate h
Tisb them will maze tLsm appreciated Ire Amey 70