, 1865-10-20
FROM THE SOUTHWEST,

New Orleans Commerce = Steamers
Aground-Frcedmen AdaIrs-Mcxt.
can News-Thc Registry of SoteFH-
Lnter from Texns.
New YonK, Oct. 19.-1he steamer Monterey,
nom New Orleans 9TH, has arfived.
that port now tntIrely feed from military 1es71c-
uons. A custom h0ufe clearance tosships aud river
steamers is uow all that Il required from their
The 7tu< Dena says the colo1ed fcusrics about
the city hare been relfcred by white troops.
SET oniE.H uSt ihe ;ha Snon IA. A.
ward bound, are fast aground on the bar.
Gen. Fullerton publishes a circular, stating that
he temporarily assumes the duties Of Assistant
Mntamor7s dates Of the 4th aze 1eseisea. md Mon-
terey adt1ees Of tho 18Th. Gen. pea1y had arrived
at sa!tio sIth 1,s1o IT. men; eo@ 1s t.oors ara e1.
Stages from AalamorAs 70 Monterey hare ecn
eseshspsd b Liberals. who czsesed eighty dollars
Adviees from the capItal stats that GeEcta had
reached Chihuahua with xG0 men, havtng lost $40
from exposure and starvation.
stsr an and 1 aiseans, rom New Yo.f, md tha ao4:
Fan, from Philadelphia.
An important circular has been iasued from the
negroes toward their emp1oyers- The freedmen
oistence, and not expect further concessions.
Is sepos;ed 70 have m saceeedcd he present sap.sin-
teudcnt Of Freedmen.
SO further military interference is expected rc-
GAlSEsTox, Te1is, oct. lL-Arrisals from In
diauola report great deal Of tickness among the
| teoor. ou the lower coast,
There ia great business activity in Galveston aud
1le1e + e5ea. complaint throughout the State Of
a lick Of mail facilities.
he Superintendent Of the New oEiean1 and jackson
oycr II hat It was The LET Of August Not cnonsh
clerks IN the custom house 10 do tho hnslness.
Prominent Texans arriving here rsy that fcsrs are
TO Keep the Texas delegation out Of Congress.
Hal9too has orGani;edn 10 oyts 100 souetcs Ihede h hs
political Organization Of the State.
.etl.tty. Colon 1he old CROP + coming r ,teaal
is very lae- CatterpilIars havn donn much danaee,
| and The crops will be las below the avesa:e-
Gen. Candy hss itsaed an order 1eroking al or
der Fetstesng ar putting conditions On the sale OF
| a letter tom Gen. Maeznder, dated the last oi
Augnst. says be Was IN the city Of Mexico: and
Wilcox, steyens, Ledbester. c1-Goy. Allen, Judge
Perkins, aud x-Gov. Hail Of Tennessee, getting
.lone pretty, well Mas1mlll,nn refused positively
other emigrants, but tavoss emigration lie would
soon ittue favorable decree on the subject.
Mte Brow nssine = arrival y SAT- J1astzs cs.e i -
I
energetic leader there but he 1ntues the cause BY
| his bud character.
NEr YoaK, Oct. 19.-The 7+iJtpe's cosrcspon-
dence from Et Faso Del Norte, Sept 23ta, says the
anniversary Of the Independence OF Mexico has
heeu celebrated with great soleuuity In the city Of
Fl Paeo Del So1te by the 1ua1ez Government.
The city wss epontan:o9sly a!luninase1, and nd,
distant places to participate in the rejoicing. The
detals Of The celebration were under he supsfEia
pretideut Of The Republic. Several American
officers N tnll uniform were present a the eelebsa-
ton Most of ihe ladies, xh9 wess u great ;.u nn@-
were dressed In American ta:hfon; In the evening.
ball took place; ssysEA Amssfesas assistsd M Il y
| Independence Of Mexico.
The Congress of The United sta3ea of Columbia
The great citizen Of the continent Of America and
pointing him out ~ model 10 the youth of Colum-
bta. II has at the eanle tins ordered portrait ol
Juarex TO be placed IN the national library Of the
c4p,to1, This decree has been sent by The President
| Of the States OF Columbia to PEealdent Juarez.