The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-03
THE LATEST NEWS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb !, 1866
Files Of the Maamoros Raneho from the 23d to the
27th Of January are received
The Ramchsyo insists that President Juarez has let
Paso for Texas and that his arrival at San Antonio be-
fore reported and then denied, desired TO be
ceaed also that he had great deal of silver with him
for future use.
Cortna left Brownsville the ed ult TO go up the
Rio Grande. He returned and crossed over at point
fifteen miles below Matamoros ON the 26th.
General Escobedo with his entire force, two hundred
and fifty strong has left Camargo for some interior Mexi-
can point
General canales with small force has LEFT Mier for
Victoria He and General Escobedo open variance
The Ranhero says that Canales and Escobedo cannot
escape to neutral territory for protection
Bagdad was abandoned the Goth ult by the liberals
and by the United States guard there. Tho imperial
troops re-entered the town that day.
An English, French and O Spanish man -ofwar are
cruising Of the mouth Of the Rio Grande, and three
Mexican imperial war vessels are cruising from or
Brazos 81. Jago to the mouth of the Rio Grande.
Major General Wright rs reported to have arrived at
Bagdad TO investigate the Bagdad affair.
better condition Of anairs Is prevailing at Mon
terey than for time past Business men, who had
left there for Saltillo, are returning.
Nearly all the merchants at Matamoros, Mexican and
foregn-among the former prominent and in1u-
against the course OF the United States army
and civil officials on the Texas side Of the Rio
Grande charging them with being responsible
for the troubles and outrages the Rio Gande frontier
by aiding the partisans Of Juarez-a party which, at
present. the protest says has foothod that
frontier than that afforded by said officials The protest
is very in its tone; and its truth is officially cer
fed to by the Vice Consus Of spa France Prussia and
Great Britain resident at Matamoros
The Imperial Mexican Express COMPANY.
PAPERS RELATING TO THE ORGANIZATION OF THE
COMPANY IN THIS COUNTRY SUBMITTED TO THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, RY TEE SECRETARY
OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb 2, 1885,
Papers relating to the organization Of the Imperia
Mexican Express Company in this country, under the
authority Of the socaled Emperor Of Mexico trans
mitted to the House to-day by the President
On October ~, 1885, Senior Romero called the
attention Of the Secretary Of State to this exer-
else Of authority by the adventurer called Don
Fernando Naxmiian Of Hapsburg and especially TO the
point that the company engages to carry material Of
fare Of tho invading army Of Mexico and that the agents
Of the company special agents Of emigration under
date Of November /.
Mr. Seward says that when such agents. or citizens Of
the United States acting with Them shall infringe in any
way the laws treaties Of tho United States the laws
Of nations affecting the republic OF Mexico proper mea-
Of redress will be promptly taken On the same
day Lieutenant General Grant sends information TO the
Secretary Of the organization Of the Express Company
for the undoubted purpose Of aiding thsmperal gov
eminent Of that country.
Ar Seward replies the same day that proper measures
have boon adopted prevent the violation Of the laws Of
the United States and treaty stpulatIons with Mexico
These measures indicated in note to the United
States Attorney, Daniel Dickinson in which he is dI.
rected diligently TO watch the operations Of the Mexican
Express Company, and to act in the promises as his
sound judgment and discretion should dictate TO prevent
any violation Of the obligations Of this government
towards the constitution and recognized government Of
Mexico.
Communications during the present month prove the
peence that President Jdarez assented 30 the en-
terprise to be false.
On the 31st OF January Mr. Seward acknowledges the
receipt Of communication with Enclosures Som the
Mexican government