New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
FROM MEXICO
Recent Military Operations.
mnuCEMENTS TO EMIGRATION.
rArIRoADs IN PROGRESS.
v,ctest Of the Merchants Of Matamoros
to Gen. Steele.
The Latest Intelligence.
From or Special Correspondent

ardinaton of his soldiers WHO ieiuseu w eei' M '
hncer Gen. Pesqueira, who is IN command OF Her
,osllo was abandoned by his men, out OF garrison
a .hont coo soldiers $50 alone consented to remain
With him. The City of OTosura in the northern part
= sonora had pronounced for the empire. The French
prisoners Of marine and the soldiers OF the Algerian
s,aeprs who weie held captive in that city, have re-
covered their ree'om.
The hand Of Dario CARA. 80 strong, has been
,outed near Montemorelos by Lieut.. Tsabey OF the
ytepeh army and lcss 30 and all its horses The
hand of Cayaola was surprised near Garcia and
esten by Lieut.. Golsiein, commanding the counter
eusrrillas Cayaola lett 20 dead the battlefield.
several horses saddles and caissons The inhabitants
Of Teran agsinst which these bands intended TO oper'
ate ORGANIZED themselves into SOFT of militia and
have by their bravery contributed 10 repuse and de-
feat them. The Gacaa of Monterey, which relates
these facts says that tie principal causes which have
encouraged tie guerrillas to commit their deproda'
tons were the ndoence Of the population and their re-
uctanee in defending themselves; but that
The former understand that the spirit of the popula
fon has changed and that they are new disposed to
oppose strenuous resistance to their punderng expe
di.ops they will be discouraged and give up their ad
venturous undertakings. In this way the country will
be rapidly delivered from the bands of robbers who
soon be restored
The Mexican General Quiroga. who has shown him
sf strong and faithful defender of the Empire has
been intrusted by Col Jeanningros. now in command
that Division with the task of raising contingent
and Of cooperating with the French in the pacifcation
Of the country. The old Notifications of Monterey
have been repaired. and new ones are in progress
That city is supposed TO be in position to Iepulse all the
attacks Of its enemies.
Letters from yanpico announce that the main road
lsdng from the latter city to Tampico is to be per-
nsnently watched by French troops. 1t said also
that the main forces OF Juarez under command OF Gen.
Nsldsz, amounted TO about 1000 men. who were at
u last date located in the hacienda of the Panocha
Ds,nct Of Escandon. According 10 the last account,
Msndez had lost an arm in his encounter with the In
priahsts. Twentysix Of his wounded had arrived at
Victoria with the main army whose command had been
tnsierred to Canals and Huajosa The Imperialists
concentrated at Tancasreqni, had not yet moved for
want means of transportation but their occupation
HermosiIo indicates clearly that this obstacle had
been removed, and that the campaign had commenced
more vigorously than was generally expected
The Ssmaaario Of Guanajuato records the successes
recently obtained in the Department of San Luis by the
French troops upon the forces OF Escobedo. Escobedo
hw be remembered had invaded the village Of Santa
Maria del Rio. with about iour hundred men, when be
wa osertaken by portion of De Courcys column, and
driven from tie place The officers of Escobedo. who
lad pandered tie houses and had their hands full Of
tves and all kinds of valuables dropped the fruit of
their piage and fed in haste to the mountains The
al population of that district the assistance
Of the French and pursued the invaders for several
hours taking and killing few Of them On that occa.
Iol, single plantation, the hacienda Of Ojo Ciego
nhsted armed and equipped forty men and delivered
ten to the French.
Gen. DOuai has arrived at Queretaro on his way 10
Sn Luis Potosi. He was warmly welcomed by the
evil authorities Of that city who hoped that he woud
non succeed in pacifyng the whole of that region.
Gen Lamadrial was also the object Of much attention
TIE latter goes to Tamaulipas whose command has
ten iltTusted to his
lnthe District OF Touca the guerrillas continue to
commit depradatons. On the night Of the 4h instant
nsy attacked the hacienda of FL Rio and destroyed it,
lie same night they robbed several houses in Alma
la taking away the horses and catt they found in
asir way. They did not however enjoy the fruit Of
nsr rapines long, Commander Monos overlook them
sd shot two three OF the leaders. Guerrillas have
A~sppeared in Campeachy and Carmen. Some Of them
sa"vere hid in tie bushes shot Capt. Desa at the
moment he was leaving bis gunboat 10 90 land The
P3 which relates this fact complains bitterly Of the
fsfrlas Of lonus, and Geplores their obstinacy in
Fsssering In their depredatory course Justly observ
ena being powerless in obtaining single triumph,
-? ought to give up their rowing expeditions which
~A onog TO them neither honor or profit.
ine uoyernment is actively engaged in obtaining
Aus nom the wealthy landed proprietors Of the coun-
W of The purpose of transferring them to the emi.
either al IN urlo
e1paie going thither. The Minister Of the Interior
uufessed circular to the Projects Of the depart
nus ADVISING them 10 invite the owners Of haciendas
"e" 70 The State conditions advantageous to the
s'antS aportion Of the land not under cultivation
'ns 'he Government does not pretend TO de.
~, we isI estate owners Of their legitimate rights
e. 'nem entirely free TO exact such conditions as
ca, IL VIII see that these conditions should be
,N anu 70 TINS end acts as agent between the
,sins ana the propretors. AT the same time the
h,,' arc ADVISED that the Government asks for the
N disposal from 80 cents to 81 80 an acre,
r.. "s 70 the value Of the land and the number of
aagnt This circular, which il followed by the
equesting the Minister of the Interior 10 give
pee hst Of all disposable property and an &C
r.,, 'ne lands put at the disposal of the Govern.
fsl' 10 days, has been attended by excellent
,s.s several land owners have come forward and
N, ,,cnsVe tracts Of land either as q gift. or at n !
hLia'e price. The Government has now in
esais Us may "e ""neu ny the emil
he s,o....,
n,c. '@I rahroad which is TO unite Vera Cruz TO
s,,a; VI Aexeo was progressing rapidly. notwith.
kss. 'ne funors that the company Of Messrs
ps A"ght Go. would not indemnify the pro.
nd v,' ~, Inc lands appropriated to the of the !