The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13
Yesterday EEenlng,s Edition.
MEXICAN NEWS.

NEW YORK, September II.
The Tribune's Mstamorss correspondent
says the aid wanted by the chiefs Of the
Liberal party is q legion estrangera of
about $40, 600 men, In order to force all
leaders to obey the regular generals, and
to take and hold some points as a centre of
union. In my conversation with Trevis
De Leon and others, they dwell upon those
two points. The Liberal forces are now
split up into small bodies, each operating
IN different state. If two or more of these
bodies unite French force is sent against
them, and owing to the inability of the lat
ter the result OF nearly every fight is in
their favor. a column of 10000 men en-
terlng this country now would find the I'm
perial forces In small bodies all over vast
extent ofterritory, and would be able to
beat those bodies in detail and drive them
In great haste from the poir.s they hold
with the loss of ell their war material. To
raise legion Of 10000 men one million
dollars Is necessary TO begin with, and this
Is the great want at present. If that sum
could be raised there would be means to
arm, clothe and feed the legion until some
points IN this country, such as Matsmoras,
could be taken, and . few million dollars
raised by requisition.
A commissioner is at this moment in
Brownsville with instructions from the
Minister of Foreign Affairs to raise loan
of one million dollars, then to raise legion
buy so many stand Of rifles, ammunition,
guns fic. But as this commissioner cannot
raise the loan, he will not be able to do the
rest without funds. Thc iacts are these:
There is to be no war at present in favor
Of Mexico the order to General Sheridan
shows that The Liberal party wants pri-
vste aid from the United States, and is lost
without it. If 10000 to 10000 men could
be raised for the party it may regain its
former power.
The Herald's Vera Cruz correspondent
up to the lst says that the Imperialisis
were in state of intense excitement and
Joy over the official announcement by
Marshal Bszino oftwo Imperial triumphs.
It seems that the rumor which we have so
often had Of the flight of Jursuz and the
taking Of his capitol by Maximillian's
troops, has at last proved true They en-
tered it on the 18th day of August. The
other important victory was the occupa-
ton Of the town of Hemo Lilo, place Of
less than 5000 Inhabitants which The Re
pubiicans had previously evacuated. These
affairs, though of no great importance,
were being made much of in celebrations
by the Imperialists, and q special steamer
had been despatched from Vera Cruz to
France to convey the intelligence of them.
Yet these affairs are Insignificant compared
with the success of the Liberals at Tuhs-
can.
The Tribune's Washington special says
that only one hundred and thirty partial
rations are issued to destitute freedmen of
this city and the number is rapidly increas-
ing owing to the efforts of the Freedmen's
Bureau TO provide all eol0red citizens Of
this class with selfsustsining employment.
Lieutenant Clark, Of General HOward's
staff, has Just returned from HArpers Ferry,
whittier he was recently sent for the pur-
pose Of investigating freedmen's affairs in
that vicinity. and reports very encouraging
of their present and prospective condition
He represents, however, that the demOni-
csl spirit of Rebellion still exists among
many of the returned guerrillas of Loudon
county, who have recently exhibited their
hostlties by firing occasional shots at
squad Of the 193d New York, stationed st
Sandy Hook, on the Maryland side of the
river. None Of our men have as yet been
injured. Several narrow escapes have oc-
CURED. Guards have been stationed on the
Virgins aide OF the river which will prob
ably prevent a reoccursnce Of these
outrsges. The Secretary Of War has is
sued Instructions to commanding Generals
of the districts Of North Carolina, Virgins,
Florida, Texas and Arkansas, directing
them to Immediately muster out of service
all organizations Of colored troops which
were enlisted IN the Northern States ard
now serving in their respective commands.
The muster out to be by entire organiza-
tions, including all additions thereto by re.
cruits and other sources. Another orde
Continued on Fourth Paqe.