New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18
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from especial Correspondent
MATAMoRos, August 81, 1865
In my last gave you an extract from Lie
Commerce Of this place blaming Senior Robes Tor not
blowing more regard for the Emperor Of the French
and limiting that he particular as to the form Of
Government in this country. For this the French
srtter has received warning" copy OF which
give you here:
MsxIoAs EMPIRE OyyrcE THE PoLrrcAL PROJECT
THg DEPT. OF MArAAORos, Z
II. MATAMoKos Aug. ~, 1900
Under this beg to state the Editor OF the journal
"n No 81 of the journal edited by you called ~ Com
mero Of Yesterday date, Fl. E.: the Imperial Commits
,ouer for the Firth District has noticed with regret in the
rrench portion thereof article entirely incorrect concern
Ing H. T. Don Luis Robes Peznea Minister OF internal In
which, under the circumstances emounts
70 no than fomenns dcord thereby disturbing the pup
M AND 'qs &c pab you ous By the Supreme
Decree the 10th April last and more particularly the sup
rsry Of Government in it. circular No 20 of the 10Th June
following this office is therefore under the necessary OF SER
ousy warning for the first time, which 1t now does IN
orcr that in the future you may abstain from committing
ike offence which, II persisted n viii subject you 70 a'
You will insert this warning TIE issue Of your paper
in the conspicuous place in spanish ana FRENCH DC
ing considered convenient IOf you 10 40 So.
And hereby ncose the same for your information that
be inserted by you in your paper IN the Language N wc
published PEDRO j. DE- Ia CARA, Political freiec''
do not know the cause of the Gallo seribes warmth
unless Il is the cancnum; but in the last few days he
has barked at friends as well as foes; at the generals
of the United States forces on the Rio Grande, and at
Sheridan the extract from his letter in favor of
war with Mexico ito reesablish the Republic). He has
barked rabdy and then he turns upon ST. Robes for
not doing more honor to the Emperor of the French
The severe reproof which the French writer has re-
ceyed from Mexican official for his DELFT will cause
bad feeling between the French and the natives, who
do not like them at ALL and at the same time fear
them.
THE NEXT PRESIDENT.
The term Of Office of President Juarez will expire
the 30th of November next, that is in about three
months and half; and am informed by leading men
of the Liberal party that Gen. Ortega is to fill his seat
Ortega is said to be very fit for the place at this
crisis and certainly the place needs uncommon man.
lie will find himself beset with all sorts Of wants first
among which that of money. The treasury and the
army chests are empty. His first care will be to I'LL
them and then to raise foreign force OF 10000 to
60 900 men, about which native army Of 10000 to
5000 men may be able to rally.
The friends of the Liberal cause in the North are in
hopes that Gen. Orega has been able TO do something
inNew York. In the efforts Of Carvaja they also have
mueh faith He was educated in the United States
has the views of one of u.s. and is clever man. He
was Thought very fit person. for these to send
mission to that country, TO ask aid for his party
1t more than fonr months he left and the party
very DESTROYS to hear from him. but they feel sure
he has made good use of his time.
SPECIE COINED.
In the first six months of this year the Mint Of Guam
inad of Thich DIS 600
were in gold
WANT OF SPECIE II MATAMoRos.
In this city there is a want of specie felt owing
20 the drain from the place. All persons who are eav-
ing-and no one is staying who is not fxed-carry on
with them more or less specie and the amount so taken
from the currency Of this city is heavy.
TIE CoNDucTA FROM THE WEST
was looked for with some anxiety. 1t had about 81 co.,
GOO belonging to private parties and this sum would
have relieved the stringency now felt. Hearing that
strong force was lying in wait for it, and was resoute
10 have IT, the officers in charge who had not force
of half the enemys number Of thought it prudent
10 return to Monterey. 1t was arranged that the con-
ueta shoad have escort half way by force from Mon
terey and that another force from this city, under Gen.
Overa should meet and escort it the rest Of the way
The latter force has returned to this city, and lost
half dozen men by co9ps de soli and the fatigue Of
a loag march under such heat as We have now
A BALL.
Sir Robes still comes in for honors. The
hee OF the last few days ball given to him
last evening at the Reform Theater, at which the
elite Of this city mot of the Liberal pary were pres
emit and from e other side Of the river came Generals
Steele Smith, etc
SANITARY.
This city is healthy and no fears entertained Of
the yellow fever this season.
The dogs are decreasing now by the 80 per night. 1t
was thought well to kill OF large number Of them. and
so the police set to work with pistols and poison to
duce the canine community to proper limit. 1t was
breeding at great rate and with regard TO how the
young were to find subsistence afer they left their
mothers paps. AT night only it WA that one could
form an idea of the force Of dogs in his city. Their
barks filed the air with a continual bsw WOW in
every tone from shrill treble to bass
This taste for dogs among the Mexioans comes
from the Indian part of their natures; ano like the
Indians they do not feed their dogs but leave them to
shift for themselves which has made the dogs great
thieves. &c.
Defeat Of the Imperiaiists near the San
Juan River-Detaiis OF the Encoun.
ter-What May be Done-CRmarg0,
and Where il IL.