The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-25
FROM Now orlcana, Mississippi and Mexico.

NEW YonK, September 16.-New Orleans files to
tho 9TH have been received. The Times Browns,
troops continues bad. Sanitary measures have
been adopted and strictly enforced:
Though quiet, tho Liberals in Matamoras arc
collecting largo force, and will soon increase 1t
by union with the forces of Cortinas, Caravajal,
Canalcs, and Delcor
skirmish took place on the Tampco road be-
tween the Republicans, under Escobado, and
party of Impcrialists under Tinjero, having
wagon train in charge Tho Imporialists were
ments, they went out again, and were met by Cor
tinas' guerrlas, and again driven
-Four Confederate Americans were barbarousv
murdered recently by robbers Ono of the party
is reported to be General Parsons, of Missouri,
while another report has it Col. Parsons, of Texas.
The Times publishes Gen. Slocum's order re,
militia in Mississippi by Governor Sharkey, and
says, 1--WE have information somewhat reliable that
important changes will soon take place in hlssis-
ssippi regarding the powers and conduct OF the
freedman's bureau, which will probably form
precedent for all States lately in insurrection."
REPORTED SUCCESS OF THE LIBERALS.
CAIRO, September 16.-Tho New Orleans Times
city OF Mexico correspondence says the news from
the United States caused great agtatoR OF among
anxiety. The more Jealous adherents of Maxi
milan are discouraged, and every one seems to
be dfsspendsrey ars RAPIDLY
every direction Tic city papers daily chronicle
continued lighting. The town o. Santiago, near
OrlZaDa, naQ ueclareQ1Or JuareZ. IQlS plaCc OHerb
great advantages to the Liberals as ii puts them
in connection with the States of Tobasco and
chihuahua. Various bodies of Liberals united
there, aod are seriously menacing Orizaba itself
and the railroad from Vera Cruz The Imperial
lists attacked the place twice, and were severely
repulscd, which caused great sensation at the
Austrian court.
The official paper at Durango mentions the re-
appearance Of Gen. Pattona, who had joined the
bands of Corena and Cahjar their combined forces
amounting to $4,000 men.
The French are making their movements with
great anxiety. The French General Negrete issued
order that all proprietors must arm the labor
crs to resist the Liberals, and makes said pro-
pretors responsible for the acts of tho Juarists
This only results in giving arms and recruits to
the Liberals.
Tampico correspondence is of the most discour-
aging kind. 1t is three months since communica-
ton has been had with San Luis and the interior.
No merchandise can be transported and trade is
completely blocked
There are 40 movements Of the Imperiahsts III
Sonora, chihuahua, Qucrctcra, or Tobasco, all of
which States are entirely in the hands of the Lii
berals.
Five thousand Confcdcratcs have enrolled them
selves in the Imperial army. They expect to get
twenty thousand
A report has obtained currency that the En-
press would soon visit Belgium to soc her sick
Father, and that MaXmilian contemplated going to
Yucatan. causing the general belief that they were
leaving the country, and destroying the confidence
of their adhcrcnts.