New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
Both parties are mailing energetic efforts for the coming

Both parties are makpg energetic efforts for the coming
conflict
merchants arc on the other side.
The gu boat Chenaco still in the hands Of the United
States sut critics caaaes Corns and Es.Seedo have
EscObeLo is still in Monterey. In communication
received at BTovnyille dated Oct he writes: Gen.
levine has marched 70 the interior with 1000 troops
we hear pending is insignificant hatamoros, which
think viii be setted before twelve days IS have 2ooo
meeting there and thus insure the tranquility Of Tamau
pa" He further states that the troops Of Victoria and
Tsmpico accord with him and wil act In eonunc
ton with him in his operations in the interior.
Information has just reached here that Gen. Topia
with 300 men, is escorting conducte WITH xovoo rom
mn the river 10 bring the money down upon its ARRIVAL
Then Tapis will Immediately proceed 70 this city, DIVE
out Canales and assume the goyenorsaip oy virtue OF
his eomissioD from Juarez lie Will doupess acth con-
corTesnondenee in reference to the rights Of American
on ne respecye shores Of the Rio Gande
IL has terminated in an anicao'e adlus'nenI oi all
| questions.
| arrived here from Ncw-York, though expected.
Myrads Of dead fish have recently been thrown on the
shores of Bazos and Pad Islands supposed to be the
| 2 HAVANA. Oct 2o.-Advces from Mexico TO the 9TH
and Vera Cruz tho 18th ins have been received The
situation of the Empire IL daily growing worse IL has
a,terly lost Guayalnas Hermosillo Ures Lans, Zon-
golics and other places Of less importance a., =,
The Ere Nourelle that on the 9th an i'm
portapt conference took place at the palace at
upon the most ecacious means obtain funds FOR the
Treasury and committee was appointed 10 draw up
| report, which Was all that was accomplished A.
The EstaGaus says q council OF ministers met on the
9Th; Maximan presided Questions OF the grayest I'M
poriance submitted TO the council.
II rumored that LanamzaT, Minister OF the lreas-
convoy with treasure to the amount Of 100000,
| left on the 9Th for Vera Cruz.
Letters from Tampco assert that the Liberals had
formally taken possession of the lands OF Manuel Onoe
Parrd and selling the cattle at e head and yokes
of s. and offering the lands for sale ut analogous
prices and for this latter object had sent agents TO the
! United States soliciting purchasers.
Tulancingo is being put into state Of defense.
Vncente Martinez and several Of his men were arrested
in the vicinity Of Tlapan the Sth by orders of Gen
| O'Haran, and shot the same day.
Tho Liberal chief at Apam Antonio Perez discovered
concealed store of 800 muskets, and had raised and
| equipped 200 men,
| A Communication has been in circulation, says La
Patra directed by the representations OF Marshall o.
Roberts Of Sev-York, and Don Ramon Carte OF inc
Louisiana Company 10 the Minister OF Public Works SET
ting forth among other things, that new Impulse was
about be given the abors Of The lntOceanc Road
Tehuantpcc in order 10 finish them before April 1862
and the company had effected pceuniary arrangement
with N. o. Roberts; and, in consequence of this arrange
ment and for the better service Of the undertaking Inc
residence of the Directing Board had been changed from
| New-Orleans TO New-York, changing the name "a the
| louisiana Steamship and Railroad Company OF Tehuan-
epec but the consent of the Emperor Necessary
J. 7. O. Sullivan, the attorney for Mr.. Roberts, had
arrived at the Capital to obtain It,
The Belgian officers whose term Of service was up had
| left for Europe.
On the 18th about 900 soldiers Of dTeren, French eoyP
darmte arrived at Vera Cruz The slst Corps vas also
expected from the interior. This body would be the hs
TO return TO France.
Yellow and typhoid fever with chills and ague were
raging al Cordoba and had caused such panic that many
families had emgrated.
In Yucatan the war between castles still continues and
from what be gathered from the mcager reports the
Indians have thus lar obtained the advantage.
At The capture Of UIes BY the Liberals the Imperial
Gen. Tmugbefe was killed.
1t is SAID that this Government has purchased OF the
United States two monitors, at an expense OF sl00ONO
and. the Government has no available t.pds Two
we'll merchants Of this city, TraIueta AMI Faf6 have
gone sied1iy ior the amount.
The Capsir.Gen has sten lately making personal
inspection of the Qualifications and barracks % Haiald
He went this morning q visit 10 Matamofos, and has
accepted an invitation to Cardcnas. His saecessor Gc
Manlano expected the 18th, and Serund win prol-
| ably leave the Both inst.
Some time ago three persons belonging for ten years
past noted band Of robbers this island known IS
The retos, made their escape 10 Honduras The GOV
eminent there arrested them suspicion and finally
granted their cItudi,ion 10 the Cuban Government
vessel Of sent TO TTujilo Ia bring them hero oI
punishment, but hearing Of its rrvn they committed
| suicide.
| TIME TO REMOVE HER rRooPs-THE FrTURE
| ACTION or THg UNITED STATES
| rrLKsnAsH 70 TRIBUNE
BALrMoRg, Oct 24.-Thc Washington correspond
| cnt u TIE Sua says
Our Government hhs refused b grant extension Of time 20
the French for thu removal Of the cos and in
sist that II shall commence az once and proceed rapidly
4 possible Ia removing them. lR view OF Tie anarchy
| prevalent la Mexico our GorcrIShcni VIII b. prepared
20 protect The JuarcH Government and finally establish IT,
| In consideration Of this, Lower California and tho
norhcn part O snaoa ard chihuahua 10 be cee 90 the
meat 10 sasniee Fmnr CLAIM. against MeSico bu should
appear cntedieni u wl not hesine TO DO so The enforce
the Monroe Doctrine and the establishment or stable
republican, government in Melco considered OF paramount
importance The matter has bcca fully discussed In the Cab