The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-29


cient force to Justify an advance assiusi Jsurez',
cspitsl There is no truth In the repor, ths, Pres-
dent Ju.rez sbrt to visit the United s.se,. There
IL mach speculation a. 70 shy 10 large force scat
,nG Hv 10, sn he .resSv aid Ib, eur
country vN on the eve N war with Mexico. This,
however, b. not a. all likely.
Louisisnians Going to Prrzii-Thc MeSi-
can Cortina and Ills frntcrnization with
tmericnns-Tbe NIis-cSrians and Texans
In Mexico, htc.
The steamer George Washington arrived yesterday
from New orleans, with date, from that city to the
q2d inst. The PtoATuNE ssys:
The tAlt Of emisratins 10 Brazil continues In that
part Of the county, the emsrants beiae di.con ent
over, caniot make M their minus TO 1.-Two Ia this
country. Tho country To sh'oh the proposed ciui-
iius River whose ef seaport /. Psia. It is
county similar to that NAie cd by ,hc Amazon.
before The NJ ,yor OF New Orleans, on tie sO'h, No
the di, ngu shed Confederate -aide1 Jth lhoup.
con, Who has spphed to the President for special
pardon
MAtAnoras dates are 10 the l2th inst, LIE COMMERCE
fay,:
Cen stcclc,h. required Cortin.who I. in Bro-n,-
low cd exit aud entrance continues 90 rob on the
Mex ,cau .ide aud seek refure on the American and
etal authorities. We do not see the sNten m pIac-
t,e OF the neutrality preached by tho American ten
era
Tho Mat,mor.s R,ScurRo gives a long and eircum.
tsntisi eyieu Of Cotinas csreerof robbery In early
life ami his attempted sack Of BroEnsvile in 1852
killing sixty Of its citizens and his subsequent puF
suit bV lie ntzeiman, stonensn aud Ford until he
took etugo ia Mexico II then rUtes his tai ug forced
Ju.ie1 Ia 1915 AID his sultcqucnt boL iyor.uih his
| acrc'ion TO the Mexican lupenllist cau'e. ltsays
But IN TINS lie deceived no ole. Inc eN" OF ttn.
NejiaNas never of hin. To his attsmp ed deception
he aid the crime Of pcihdy. lo!osin ih.s, O|r
tins ieil back upon hs ola pursuit Of seains i1t-
bnr, plunderins and Killing. Since then the ,couys
| Of 'hy have been rc.cnhc ed, 10 what party does
| Juan NtpOmuc no COrtna belong The only an
to he given H. that hs "a an indet ndent outaW
lie acts with no party, but IL Ill., yman on gene
| Ia prlucp ts snt on lsrrc scale Where In Cor
| tina to-day = 4 he only answer We are prepared TO
| give Is, that he is Ia Browusyiile, IoNL nj ed
s@'t6 Uo1ti2a rnd hi, eonfleios .c Io6bine and
| piilt'iuc, hut actinc Ia concert with no pa4v,
| liver, thing from q steamboat 70 cmhiic n'ol.c,
| no natter to whom lo.onEins, Ia ht TODD for me
gournand mav Of the Infamous bAhditti nov lhies'-
| tng this border"
| The Matamoras RAScuEro says that Con. Monot
had received authority ftom the Einpcro' MIimil-
ian to raise q battalion Of Texans ior guerrilla
service. 1t adds THE repo.t Of lAOOO Organized
Ni.sourian, and TeIans being on the way to Mon
e.cy reasonably correct, but the number 10 over
stated b. Glout Z,JU o, 800. Tho actual numle r
| orlgniZed and GImod, awaiting employment, is
| between i,0UO AID o,OOJ men"
ruE ISrRRIoR-
Tho rebel General Hood arrived al San Antonio,
Te1a, on the 80, and the HERAIu in welcoming him
back, observes:
He hv mingled and participated In the most stir
ring scenes u conflict ever vi'ar'sed in modei
GA.ue's Mil, and running through period OF Tour
yeyrs of rribc conflict and strit', doSn 10 tue MAJ
surrender ~ the Conicdc ate asm 80. II We iemtm-
hcr rIgatly he en- cred the COnioiurac setyioe -
Captain, aud not fought HI. way up TO ihs OF iu
pierced until Il L. shorn OF some i's tar proper
Ions stiu, the.t,eneral IL In hno spirits and the
full en.oy Of health.
A drm At Galveston eslimste the stock Of cotton on
hand a. T Aas a, I0Oo beles exclusive Of that tor
derine on Red River and tributary to Nov Orls-ns
Gen. wo.t1,i, With hls command, vas at Green
Lake, TeIss on the lat.
The notroes In reHas continue TO leave thcplanta-
ton. and flock to military posts, but are sout back
upon their mRste - agreeing 10 ply them for tR4
labor In some instance, they are put TO VOC
public works. The Houston TEIEGkArH says 4
number Of freedmen have establi'hsd shoomsx
shop. In our city and gone into business on theire
hook" The same paper discusses the eool,e - serA
OF labor for the large sugar and cotton plantations
remsfkng;
The freeing Of the nsrroes has forced the proprie
tors OF the rge estates In this and nhor parts Of h
South teexperments. Their system Of lalor hereto
to- !. no onE3g a.,ine 40 he noSis 81 SHo %
conceded, he. madc available for the purposes nov
Without the most strinetn laws and even men ~, u
trr. Tie coolie -ystem, vhe'her uscd With ChiuN
. men OF with direct .mporAtCns of Africans, mus
be- matter Of exp rnsnL and upon 1t ali the in'oI
! nation possible should be obtained.
= The sau Antonio HEE AID states;
o our worthy MAYOR has found good employment 70
all the yagtunt negtoes who have been hefeio'of
loifcting shout The city They nov board anu lolr
AZ tie ja and work on tho streets and plaza TO pa
: for the same.
The san Antonio Srws commenting on the order
, OF Gen. Granger freeng the slaves saya
Many matters, that We know, informed th' ser
wants that they we're free, and some haN" made con
= tracts with them fol their continued service tieh
runaway neg confined in the Jail ere dis ge
l. hy the sheriff with the statement that thoF wel
10 free and all, We told instead OF CONTINUING tAe
m flght inb Mexico, started "honc" a.aiu SiIn prop'
Ia pAtes TO eastern TtIae lOuieilnt and hrAansA
a. The 'eoiofed pertous OF African Gescenr' seem
Of unde.'and their new position, but eyitenc' no %
n citement at the change all has hitherto been que
re and peaceful, and reason why tins stA1e
Ia I lniuga HAulIld