, 1865-07-17

NEW YORK, Jbly 15.-Ihe HkTdfus Calves
ten ecrrcspvndcns gives additional aecouuts
Mexico. The rebel Geu. Shelby, With three
Thousand Of his followers, and accompanied
by Ex-Goys. Moore and Allen, Of Loul siana,
and other e1tingufshed publ: 1umiraries ol
the late Cent del acy, were on the way. They
had transportation and supplies for Six
months, and all were armed with the wcap-
ons which tbcy failed to surrender to the Ma
tional Government, In accordance with the
terms OF Kirby Smiths cap}tulatiou. They
plofessed though tn It hey were merely <: log
10 Mexico as emIg -ants, and not to deb: for
e thtr tie Republicans or Impe1iallsta. Many
of the Texas people who choose, or are cJm-
pe2ltd to remain in their own 8tate, are
much emoitte,ed asa'nst these iusit1vcs, and
peciRl1J the leaders who les from the
troubles into which they have succeeded In
getting their helpless dupes. Those who
atay behind are deeply cugfossed aud agItst-
ed Just nov over the reconstruction, amnesty
ard free labor questions, aud are casting
about for The ways and means of surmount.
Ing the general prost1ation In which the war
It Is estimated that there still remain In
Texas ffem one hundred ttonsand to one
hundred and fifty thousand bales Of the old
crop cf cotton, while, owing TO various un-
favorable ctlcumstances, 1t is thought that
this year crop wall not exceed dfty thousand
vi hn the State, accumulated during the war,
1--we millions of ponds of wool.
New yoRK, July 15.-The streets Of Hous-
ton are enltyeued by many visitors from tho
interior. Many Of the largest aud most re.
spectacle planters are taking the oath Of
occupy uouston. Wtgfa1l's fam!ly had ar
lived 1t Marshall. Atlood on the Rio Graude
had swept away 500 bales Of cotton, stored
on the Mex1csn eide OF the river. The greater
perllon will be saved.
Jayhawkers in!est middle and western
Texas, robaing the Inhabitants aud stage
passengers Gov. Murray had been robbed
Of T. 200. The citizens are praying for the
Union troops to reach these localities.
The Houston Telegraph complains Of the
flight 10 Mexico and elsewhere, OF the lead
e!s Of the rebellion, leaving the rank and
file 10 hold the bsg..
Parties arc prspsrhg TO shlp cattle to New
0t1cnnH. Beef is Z cents per pound. White
labor Is the immediate demand in the wheat
Cold andlsiiver are abundant, ,Ibut the rapid
Influx Of greenbacks Is retiring the metal.
Matamoras adv!ces Of the 8th, from Impc-
rial sources, state that the Mexican Kepnoli-
ally scattered, that they had disbAnded. snd
that the greater number Of them had sought
refuge In feYas.
Indications Of approaching trouble between
our forces In Teras md the lmpsrfaltsts were
increasing. 1tisreported that Irtinas, With
out mention Of whose name no story from the
established his headquarters on the
Texas side Of the river, and that,
at the urgent solicitation Of Maxi
mIilian's followers on the other side, he
had received notice from the American COM
mandes to leave. It js also said that Cortinas
had recently captured two steamers On the
Rio G1ande, which playful freak OF his lively
gtnius has led to an interview between the
American and Imperial commanders, with
what result ia unknown.
Guerill8s still swarm around Natamoras,
ard rebels Fl cm our Sou bern States continue
to arrive IN Mexico In large numbers.
The New Y,1k Iuats' Mexico correspond
ent says, Tho Imperial Government has
announced that it neyer entered into any ne
gotiation with Dr. Gwyn, and never conten.
plated making him Duke, nor Governor, nor
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