, 1866-12-11

MEXICO.
Terms Of Canalcs' Surrender Of Matumofas
C. 1cent1xtton ot 4.IleFaI Forcss- Nei,4
LtvyrnR Forced Loans- Movements Al Max
tnatttan-lntrr. sting 00clal Cokrespon.
depcr.
BnowNss111I- Texas. December :, ria New Or
leans. ueeempe! 3-BJ the terms Of surrender,
CAna1cs. witt. Ill bis men, will Rct, henceforth,
with aud under Eseobedo. In four days 1oe con
sill mose through Monterey to unile with olhete
fo' ce> On The load, fot the recovery Of San Lula
Po1oaf, which, 1ogtiher with Durango md Zacett-
c.. arc promised dell.erance b. next January.
Coneenuafve action throughout The Republic
LOW pTomises speedy delvcfa1ce Of Mexico
!Aa:ez moves without reference TO this torte.
Sherman ts probably alrlady on bis va. to Duran.
Euon ths recovery of two-tnl1ds OF the states il
L. R5obao@1s @ he w nEEe meeting Of H. Re-
furee, and Of late rout Of the Ibe, ais o1 this
rad n,.der NarnnSo md rreTeno Is ridiccled by
roste u rrlall asht and victory BY those Liberal
chief, y 90 ate row In sm4ll town about twelve
miles tlfs side Of SIM Luis Potos1, awaiting the
srs.l q es 5ett 5est Si !ne 6eooedo hm
MaDd, when, leaving behind thoroughly pAclded
fIon!cf. he hopes by sprtng to rest In The capital
G5oxds q tefugses tarong e. herr each day t!nce
ddence and commerce under the restoration pru-
1ntse "a oercs life on ,hc borden.
Ctr Of Mexico correspondence says that, elnce
lions with ,he Emperor for bis return to the
C3pft1l have been renewed 1t Is now probable
iha. naximIl:nn will do 50. Tns Austrian and
o:dcss to maren 10 vesa Cruz on the I'd nit, but
the order was eoun' 'eFnanded, 1he C&bnet VA:
10 % hare Eet u oEiz1ba On the xsh, when vldaarrt
negotiations for that purpose with Juarex.
Irjla's t1oors had arrived at san Luis potosi,
sud were lesy!ng forced loans to lsrge amount
one e.., teo1sand dollafs "as demanded Of the
WAsnISc7os. December 1o-7hc United states
Consul At tcra CraK reports to lhe State Depart
The es,h, for the City Of Mexlco. and lhst the
limited States mission was likely 10 be regarded
Ii. 4 friendly manner.
House resolution calling on the Pte4ident for In
formation whether any portion Of the Mexican
!fx.,!oI; f h.a 6ssn ofsap,:d :! tae troops q 5hs
report from the Secretary Of xra1:
Easn!so1ox. s;:A,I December 10. 1855.
hlR: have the honor IT, reiurn herewith The
resolution OF The House OF Representative Of
Conervss- asking 10 Be informed whether any
u the troops Of lhe UElted statet, and II 50, bJ
what authority and for what purpose, which WA
rclcr1ed TO nc for report
of1cial Information Of The occupation Of any por-
nOn OF Mexican tcsitory bus beeu received ri tatse
Headquarters, and no authority has been riren.
either ~ tho Major Genera, commanding thu Dr.
ii troops INTO Mexico.
Attention il respectfully invited to The commu-
9TH. enclosing letter Of Genes. sedswiee. COM
rnandIng the eub.distrct oi the Rlo Gsande, which
VAS so,W aided tothe Secretary Of War December
Der a!h, uls, AID copies Of kilograms bearing On
Veiy respectfully, yon1 obedicnt servant.
U. =. GnAxI, General.
[Despatch.]
Nfw on1+kAxs, ~ a. m, November II.
General D. S. Grant:
,,oo Go'p1si tt,s;p T. ny IT,: h.. ns ,eta.n:a
Santiago ot attempted violation Of our neutrality
laws. Ca,:a1es, In AstamoEAs, and Negrato aud
sdhe1ents IN Dtewnsyllo. Teie just waiting hia
He hi. no adherents in Mexico, except French and
EnEl.h nacfcbants.. who heretofore supported
3ia1imi'lan: ThsE;i is no trouble IN al Horthefn
MC1lc0. except III MAt1mof1B knd I1mptcQ, and
the merchants ire ii The bottom OF II
Ny letter and orteEa's arrest Will setl1e every
days that ,o1seea can go without violating our
Neutrality 1AMs.
i hope lhe Goveznneut viii support NE In this
border, and trade md commerce 70 our people
So;ihe!n sleIeo ot iii, a,@o'1 yeasly, $500 Is soon Is
these Mexican troubles subs1aff i su,nn.x
Msjof General Commanding.
pe<Rateh:l
General q. s. G1snt:
lam jus! in receipt Of ncEs from Brownsville,
and fear lhat Gtncr4l Sedcewlck, Commanding
the subdlstriet of the Rio Grand, VIII. foe some
OF CaIales tho surrender Of tho town OF Matant-
!aF. on the plea Of protecting the houscs Of Amer
ieant. e!c This situation thezu IL: Gensral Es-
cobcdo IL tu front oi the city, with anout m-n,
aud Canaes offered to 'uEread:r Il the l4bs.zt
government would pay th~ :nerc:un:s who had
much fear Il Il these very merchante hare gotten
around sels~ict who 4 moi
@ t;e6 f. n4 sa am to as as
notified you that these very merchants are II the
bottom of Al! toe troubles over lhrro. Tne1e u
Eertss. hs.non! between seaEsist I'd E.soGe-
tea ac1 Of ScdRwack. should 68I3Bstict act ~
have como reason To- expect. aia n once di.ap-
provs hi, acton md relieve Aitn from his com
d1tappro~!ng his eontEmp1a' ed net o. any action
he may have taken In v1cw Of IT,
P.H. sn1s1pAs, Major Geue.ai, Comd'g.
tDe'pt%Sa;! II! DrrAn7.zx7.
WASHINGTON, November ~, 1864
To Major General T. E. Sheridan, New Orleans:
Your telegram Of lhe 9Th instant To General
Grant In ard to the contemplated action Of ian
e1al sedcwisk In crosslng the hlo Gsandc, has
IN TelsJoa 10 General sedsw,eE l. W approved, @ and
General sedgv1cL's ptopused ac,ion disappToved,
II be should hare crossed the k<o 1rande. 5ou
,he t1rsner order of t6e President ee:nins him
{, u. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
r1ettsE.]
n1AnQrAn1Ens DIFAn1aEM Or TIE Gr7r,
NV OH1IAxs, Nor. 81, 1S1d. T
General q. s. Grant, Commanding United sta,es
Amy:
M1pkAu GurpA1: The REPORT In the newxpa,
Rers tnat Grzcsal sedswiek has crossed the alo
oseed o. nc M q ,ho tosn
On The I'D t1siAht, ind hope ha has not mace
dis tiun1cs. Ihate Il no oenbs in my mud taat
10 GcaT on him. sedeViek went oSes to Msta-
MORE AID took breakfast with the merchants the
morning he wrote the letter enclosed TO you
Eteobeto VAS about to take the place BY assault.
AID was sbout 10 do tt when Sedgwte& adopted
nik course to fave the merchants. Tho whole
saasss,s, s = ,ad % ~ dissppTorai Of il NUT sase
1eaehed Brownsville yesterday, The a9.a Inst.
am. GtnesAl. very respectfully,
F. Z. snxn1nAs, Major Gensral United States
Army.
EEw On1xAxs, December /, 1861
'eSe GEsrn1i: hase opportunity to 70 ovsr 10 tae
can @ trstle shs ostcSa shsil,- afto the sedsWic.
GOOD fooslns, hat would Ike to hive % Joor - -.
prosal OF my abtener- Afalr1 art In 1 good con
ditfoa, md General EorByth communicates 70 ne
| from ,he Tens frontier, no inalan troubles"
(signed) f.H; SW9EoAx,
4AId1 General.
Cong crs tut it may be added thai General Gsan
! approved the proposed .tsit, and GsneEz1 ShArf
| dim no doubt reached Bsuwuss1lle on Tnurada]
last.
NEW onr141., Deesnber IA French mn
| ot-war. boui.d from Veta Cruz, December !, ha.
arrived. She TepoTt1 eeser teen eighteen tr4oa
| porae daily expected II Vera Ctux, 10 carry lh
/ French atoopa AwaJ. 1he Austrian Aad Belgian
l t7.rcps were to remain In Mexico.
The Tunut il Acaln current that the Clergy md
large portion IT The most influential and wealth,
citizens ot Mexico have otttcd to raise 81 0o. .pN
/ for MA1tnlEtan II he will remain 1t The head o
the Government The Inst accounts Of the Empe
| ror arr that he ha* accepted the terms oac1ed.
Everything quiet at Vera Cruz
AoB71L. December t0-Cciorel John ]. F1aher
| formerly IN oc1ccf IN The Mexican Array, undc
| ComsnonfoEt at.d Juarcx, and ttcently In the Con
| tedcEAte service, arrived In this c11y oI the 81
| n1t. and Eera Cruz On the {ih inst
lie ea5s deputadon, consisting OF clergy 40
d.ssips Iished men and citizens. went from III
City Of Aenco to or1zaha to meet the Empero.
tor tho withdrawal Of the French troops were en
| tf~iy 1eypE I'd and AhArdoncd, and ih1t the En-,
| pero1 would be sustained By Franco.
The f1iFa:: susqnehanna MS lying oS Yer
Euoxxsv11lE, December ?.-can.lcs and hi
t,oops lave 1rft for the intetior. and Cnrtnas hi
ASSUMED command Of tho foEces LETT at Matanat
Colonel Crosby, IT General She.idau*s sta:
H. nata9s ~ Il Ta,ea e.s nss
Business Ia said TO be Improving.
| FROM SPRINGFIELD.