The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-15
Tur, SITUATION.

O'Clock ia The evening.
THE, SITUATION.
The address OF Governor Brownlow to the people Of
Tennessee brief synopsis of which gave las,
Wednesday morning, published in full in to-days
HERALD. The object of the Governor is to warn the
citizens against the revolutionary designs of certain
secessonsts pro-savees for delivering the Common
wealth into the hands OF lac rebels Political speakers
OF this school been denouncng tho present state
government as a usurpaton aud nyeishing agnnst the
extinction Of slavery and that provision OF the state
constitution which depryes rebels OF certain classes of
The privilege of voting while in some counties
the secession officers have deGed the laws
pnd held Unauthorized elections, and it is
openly proclaimed that the approaching contest for
members Of Congress The DISTINGUISHED individuals
shall no, be excluded from The polls Governor Brown.
low that al these things show that the
spirit of rebellion is still unsnbdied, the laws vii,
be enforced on election day il the assistance of The
military shall be rendered necessary TO effect the
object Among the alleged dsinbcrs Of the peace is
Emerson Etoridge formerly mcmbero Of Congress from
Tennessee, aud who Is again candidaie for the same
position Ethcrdgc has beer arrested charge Of max
ing ncendiary speeches Throughout ,hc state, calling
President Johnson a thief Governor Brownow usur
poe &C. addressing the negroes and telling them, thai
in spite of tie emancipation proclamation and the free
constitution Of Tennessee, thoy still slayes, and try
ing to STR up discomfort and disorder generally
Mntamoros advces Of the sih inst, OF with the
de, Ncgrcte had finally been ccctraly scattered thai
they had disbanded and that the greater number Of
them had sought refuge in Texas The indications Of
approaching trouble between our forces in Texas and
the impcriasts we're incrcapG Il is reported that
Corlna without mention Of whose name story from
the Rio Crandc border would be complete had catab
lsled his hcadqraH the Texas side Of The river AMI
hat, al ,he urgent solicitation OF Masimans followers
on Inc other sd, received notice from tho Ane
rca'i commander 10 ciee. i Is also said that Cortina
has recently CAT surcd steamers the Rio Grandc,
which payrrii freak Of thu lively genius has led
az interview bctwccn the American and imperial com-
Inandcrs, with what result not known. Gucrillas
stili- swarm around Matamoros, and rebels from or
southern States continue 70 arrive in Mexico in large
narnbcr..
Additional accounts Of the exodus of tue rebels
FROM Texas 10 Mexico also given in Galveston
dispatches The rebel General 10. shelby with three
tuogsand Of his followers ard accompanied by ex-
ooversors Moore aud Gllel Of Louisiana, and. other
estlnai shed pol.tioai summaries Of the late con
fcdclacy, we're on the way They had traaspor-
al.
armed with the weapons which they faithlessly failed
TO surrender to national government, in accordance
with the terms of Kirby Smith capuaiion They pro-
fessed though that they we're merely going to Mexico
as cmisrants, and not fight for either republicans
imperiaiss Many Of lhe Texas PEOPLE who choose
compelled 10 remain in their State much embit-
tered against these fGgtye and especially the leaders
who flee from the trouble into which hey have
cceied in getting their helpless dupcs Those who stay
behind arc deeply cnerof-c d and a.taed s,
the rcconstricon amnesty and free labor que ons and
arc casting about for tie Ways and Of surmonning
the general prostraon which the has loft all mon
ncr or industry N The tate
II Is estimated that there SIN remain in Texas from
one hundred thousand to one hundred ANA my thousand
bo 81 The old crop Of cotton while, owing 10 various
unleyofablc circumstances is Thought ,hot this years
crop vl not exceed my thousand bales Il j. also cal
c.lated that there are within the state. accumulated
during the war i've million pounds o. wool.
IN aprech which be made in Wa hius'oa on Thurs
day secre,ry Of the Interior Harlan hoped that might
be The viii Of Cod in The ordc Of ifs providence, that
the grca, American republic should bc called upon TO
maintain against foreign Invaders .ie nyiolability OF
the soil of her sister republic Of Mexico.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The steamships Cassandr, and General J X Barnes,
from New Orleans te g,h aud sh inst respectively,
arrived here yesterday
The Inman line steamship Edinuurr ranain Roskcii,
will sail to-day at twelve Tor Queenstown md Liver
pool from the comlenys pier "a North River The
steamship America Captain Vessels, also sails al noon
10 day for Southampton and Bremen fruu aoooken
The mails for both vessels will close NJ the Post Office a
baif-past ten A ".
The Detroit Commercial Convention hnaig adjourned
yesterday after be transaction Of considerable business
Regulations adopted IN favor Of . unilorm system
of weights and nea .nres aud Tor he organization OF
National Board Of Trodc add appointing committees 20
fake charge OF the maties urging the national gov
eminent the improvement cf river and lake barbors
aud approving OF the notice given or the termination Of
the present Reciprocity with The British provinces
sud recommending tha The President take measures for
the negotiation Of new aud equitable one.
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