New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
MEXICO.
Great Guerrilla Uprising In the state OF
Oajaca-Trade in Mexice-Iturbide's
Great Grandsons Made Princcs-Con'
tcn,pInted Voyage OF the Emperor.

From Our Special Correspondent
CITY OF MEXICO Oct. ], 1865.
The news from the interior and from the irOn-
tier is not as favorable the maintenance Of peace as
the friends Of the Empire might DESIRE Although any
resistance 10 the Imperial troops on the part OF the
Juarsts out of the question the latter have succeeded
In organizing gucrriss. who are exceedingly trouO'
some. Not only on the whole line bordering the kio
rande but also in the interior are they TO be found
In squads Of 50 to 100 surprising villages ana setting
them under contribution destroying and plaging ma
ciendas robbing travellers and committing all sorts OF
deprcdatiOns In the State Of Oajaca FOR instance INC
famous Fgueroa is keeping in state Oh insurrecuoh
the population located in the CaRdda or mountain
sses of that State He Is said to be In open commuh
cation with the recent prisoner, Porfro Daz and try
ing TO make the people of that State rebel against
the Empire A month has elapsed since the mail OF
Oaaca which passes through the Caddas has reached
Mexico Every one Of them has been arrested on the
way BY guerrlas. Figueroa Is the same General VINO
recently sacked the City Of Tehuscan and carried
along as the fruit Of bis plunder 100000 and lJOO
guns He is now distributing the money and the arms
among the Indians, whom be impresses, and compes
them to participate with him in lis plundering expedi
tiors.
The Government has taken energetic measures 70
couneraot the action Of Fgueroa and Daz in the state
Of Oaaca Troops have been Immediately forwarded on
the points occupied by these two leaders OF bands ana
s French reenforcements arriving by almost every
steamer to Vera Cruz it will not be long before the
guerilla warfare, actually carried on In various paris
Of the country be brought TO an end, and Mexico par
italy II not completely restored to peace
Trade Is exceedingly dull. The rainy season has put
the roads in such miserable state aud transportation
from the City OF Vera Cruz TO Mexico is high that
every branch OF business for the moment suspended
The fancy goods stores in particular are suffering
great deal. Everybody expects that the arrival OF
Mr. Langlais, a fnancier sent expressly nom Pars'
will BY the inauguration OF better system oil credit
give some activity 10 commerce. and that the court
will cooperate with him by giving the start to balls and
parties. Notwithstanding the stagnation OF business
several commercial houses have beep recently esiao'
lshed here and are sustaining themselves. Most o'
them are small merchants but as this class Is always
the frerunncr of largo mercantile firms there u no
doubt that Mexico will have. before long large cap
issts TO give 10 the industry and commerce OF TINS
country oil the impulse Of which Il is susceptible.
i The published in some papers Of the adoption
Of Iturbides great grandson by Emperor MsIiman A.
his successor TO the Of Mexico Is entirely des,l
tue Of truth His Majesty has desire 10 perpctuate
his dynasty but simply TO do good 10 the country by
which he has been selected In honor however to the
memory OF man who has done much for the inds
pendence and welfare Of Mexico. he has elevated
I,srbides daughter 10 The dIgny of princess. and he'
Two Sous 70 fne rsnN of pfinccs.
The Emperor has announced that he VIII Walt the
cities Of Pueba and Oriysba, Vera Cruz Tempco and
Monterey In the month oi November nett His object
h TO visit the population Of THESE cities hear their
plants redress their grievances and give them that
secuIity which generally tbs presence inspires. H'
Will at the same time examine the lines Of railroad,
uow In progress and infuse energy and activity
among the directors Of the works.