The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

bia from Havana on the 7th inst, we were furnished
with city of Mexico correspondence to the Both nit
Tim imperialiss were rejoicing the removal OF
President uarcz and hts government from Chihuahua
20 ri Paso, and had also the absurd story which
has been circulated in this country 70 the effect that
Jnarex had deserted his country and gone to
santa Fe, in the United States Territory Of
New Mexico Maximilian's adherents, however,
forced 10 acknowledge that the republican govern
nent was in much better position to sustain itself ut
W Psso than at chihuahua that there would be much
difficulty in dsodgrg II from the former place and that
Jaurez has there immense tract ofcountry and great
sources at his disposal Several recent small victories
the republicans claimed by the impcriasts but still
guerlss all the highways running out Of the
capital and order be being established
In the country than when Louis Napoleon and Maymi-
liam commenced their work Of regeneration. The EN-
peror's court had gone into mourning for week in
consequences OF the death Grand Duchess Of Baden
Lieutenant Maury, formerly the Washington Obscrva.
tory and who figured during our late war as q noisy
scientific rebel has been naturaized in Mexico and be.
subject of Macmillan. Reports from the island
of ~ Thomas West Indies the place of exile OF Santa
Anna say that that Mexican is recruiting forces
for Juarex w.s
Tho steamship Columbia also brought NJ some later
snicgence from the two adjoining nsuar republics of
che republican revolution agans; President Gerard An
attempt had been made 10 get up Port Prince ono
OF imperial character In the interest Of the En-.
peror Sououqus; but from the meagre accounts FUR.
nished led TO infer that Il frustrated In st.
Domingo. the people being ct last rid Of the Spanish
INVADERS President Cabrs and his scers bnsily
engaged in recognizing thesovernmcnt and attempting
20 estabIish order.
The election In Virginia reported to have passed OF
quietly yesterday 1t is believed that the Union candi
for Congress elected in the First Second Third
and Fourth districts There nothing definite from tho
o,her Congressional districts The Third district includes
ahs city Of Richmond.
Mississippi dispatches announce that Mr.. Benjamin O.
Humphreys, the Governor elect u that State has
been psroned by the President and IL therefore quail
ned TO assume the duties Of the ONCE The returns
received up TO yesterday gave him majority over Judge
Fisher Of Ave thousand The gucras are resum.
ing their outlawry and robbery In Mississippi with in-
creased vgor asl
General Stcedman, commanding 10 Georgia, has
directed the suspension Of oil military orders relating to
contracts between individuals except those which nte-
rest freedmen, determine the right to property Of any
KIND except that belonging TO claimed by the govern.
ment and army officers prohibited hereafter adjudi
eating conflicting contracts questions Of claims pro.
pcty, unless necessary in order TO pro,ec. the govern.
mcnts rights.
The committee appointed by the South Carolina Con-
yenton 70 n,errede for Je Davis Yesterday had On In