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District Of Charleston, Nina D.lsgs,.s
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Alex. =. Moore and Isaac r Gsnung, for1
merly with lIenrys, Smith a. Townsend.
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ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.

faximiiian Participates In Skirnish-The
Great Battle Becoming Iaminens-Sasea
Anna g Jsiu tho Imperialists, &c.
GALVESTON, Texas March II, 1861.
Advces have been recsivsd from the Rio Grande upts
the isth inst They contain eleven days later Rows
from the ssas Of war
battle haA bean fought at Catahuapua II appears %
have taken place between small portions OF the hostile
forces mot more than 1900 having been engagedoa
either side. Maximiaa took part in person. TIE ~
ports Of the result dinsr bus the aPpesaeea ere th
Maximilian was victorious ~s.AesQf4x3ssss@aA&
Poraorio Das Was about % bssiege the capital seae-
ral battle was impending
IqNu VRy%4 shortly order the French vssidsnts %
leave shs country take out nasuraiza!ion papsrR -
Tho liberals in various parts q tss country were keep
ing up lively guerilla Several impcraiists, white
riding with tho Emperor. were shot from The roadside
was said that the pfespecss Of haxmilians succtss
were greater than BEFORE ~ Santa Anna proposed joa
him,
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

We published yesterday highly interesting
batch Of news from our different correspond
ents in Mexico, and BY telegram from San
Francisco, with regard to the mOvenents, con-
dition and prospects of the helligerents In that
country, and ON Tuesday last we published
graphic letter Of our correspondent who &C
companied haximilan and his army 10 Quere-
taro. From all these accounts we learn what
the situation Of the parties was up to the 25th
Of February. At that time Macmillan ocsu.
pied Queretaro, where he had been some days.
He appears to have seised upon this place as
the best point to arrest the progress of the
liberal army under Escobedo in ib march
towards the city Of Mexico, and seemed 10 be
waiting there to give the national forces bat
tie. "The anticipated battle st Queretaro,"
our correspondent says, ais the great objective
point Of oil eyes In Mexico" II is said the i'm
perialist force numbered about eight thousand.
From all accounts we believe THIS TO be nearly
Q correct estimate, though the force may be .
little stronger.
The troops Of Escobedo had advanced from
San Luis Potosi, and occupied the line from
San Felipe 70 San Miguel, including the little
but famous town Of Dolores Hidalgo San
Miguel is eighteen leagues rom Queretsro.
The contending armies, therefore, we're within
two days march Of each other. The army
under Escobedo's immediate command was not
larger il quite as large as that OF the impe-
rialists. But the liberal generals Corona, Reg
ules, Amanda and Garcia do Ia Cadana were
rushing forward from various points Of the
southwest and north to unite with Escobedo In
front of Queretaro. All these forces together
would amount probably, to fifteen or eighteen
thousand men. Should battle be delayed
till these divisions be unitel-that is should
Escobedo wait till then and Maximilian remain
in defensive attitude q, Querctaro, the
liberals will have good chance Of defeating
the imperialista But II Essobedo should be
too impatient and commence the battle before
be Is sufficiently strong there Is reason 70 fear
defeat; for Maximilian has both good generals
and troopa
That was the actual situation ct latest dates.
A battle was expected in the course Of few
days, and II is quite likely The next news will
bring accounts OF IL Should the national party
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

be successful that win be the end Of the en-
pire, and Maximilisn will make the best Of his
way probably to Texas or the coast Should
the imperialists gkin the battle the war may be
prolonged for some time. An imperial estab-
lishment grated on Mexico BY Europe cannot
continue TO exist very long but success In
such . battle as was imminent at Queretaro
would give it q little longer lease Of power
and keep the country in state Of civil war.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

Collector Snythe rho (sridiysn-C Curious
DoinGs In wmshingtoa.
Ar. Hplburd, of the Congressional COM
gitt3e appointed II ipy:stigaic the man.
sgsHent Of the New York Custom House
under Collector Smythe, has reported
resolution requesting the President to re-
move the Collector. The Hon. Ben But
Ter thought this cringing way Of doing the
business and that The dignity Of Congress
required the regular process Of impeachment.
It matters little, however, what process is
adopted, since it Ia plain that Collector Smythe
is TO be sacrificed TO the vultures after the
Custom House spoils and plunder. Should the
President decline to act upon this hint from
Congress, and should an impeschm mt move
ment fail in the Senate, the Collector will still
be worried by his enemies; but he would
nevertheless, in being sustained BY the Prcsi-
dent, be fully justified in bringing his persecu-
tors 10 the test Of trial before the Senate.
We have strange rumors, however, from Wash
ington of negotiations going on between the
President and Congress for division of the
spoils. including our Custom House in the
bargain, from which IL would seem that even
candy Johnson" Is casting about for q new
Collector. We can hardly believe these
reports, but in tho corrupt atmosphere Of
Washington nothing in the way Of combina-
tions for the spoils is impossible. We shall
probably have some definite solution Of this
inbroglio to-day. tits very ugly prosecution
- 1t stands-a scandalous squabble for the
"big plum" OF the Custom House, and nothing
better.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

There Is bill before the Legislature
to incorporate the New York Jockey
Club. During Its consideration by the
Senate a proposition was made to amend
the bill by the insertion Of clause prohibit
ing racing for any Bet or wager. A race
without anything depending on the result
would be like wLiskey punch made Of lemon
and water and sugar. It would be the play
of Hamlet with tine character Of the Prince
Of Denmark left out. Racing in England
and France IL 2 national sport and is
conducted under strict fhless which, in . great
degree, prevent dishonorable transactions on
the turf The New York Jockey Club pro-
poses to raise the character Of horse racing
in thie country, to encourage the improvement
Of the breed OF horses, and to inspire bet
ter clae of citizens than have heretofore
been on the turf with q pride in the sport.
Whether they will succeed or not remains to
be proved. But the effort is deserving one
and merits encouragement
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

The Congressional delegation from this city
John Morrissey, Fox. Brooks and Fernando
Wood, paid visit to President johnson day
or two ago, and made formal demand on
behalf Of their constituents for share In the
federal Offices They claimed that - the
especial friends Of the President they are
entitled to enjoy some Of the good things
within his gift, and complained that they had
not been consulted in regard to the appoint
ments, but had been treated as of no account
They do not seem to have impressed the
President with very high sense Of the value
Of their support We arb told that he preserved
q provoking taciturnity-that in reply TO
questions as to whether he would mako certain
removals and would honor the recommends
tions Of the New York democratic Congressmen
for the ofices of Collector and assessor Of
Internal Revenue in this city, now vacant he
"simply answered num-" The only remark
he did make was significant and not without .
spice OF sly mischief He wanted to know Of
the disinterested delegation II they supposed
that the Senate would be likely to confirm the
nominees recommended BY Morrissey, Brooks,
Wood and Fox! <Y
There is something refreshing in the cool
impudence Of these sturdy beggars for of8ce.
Without party at their backs, elected by tho
lowest element Qf the grogshop and tho
gambling hell, beaten In every Northern Stats
in the Union and too Insignificant even to be
thought OF in Congress, they march up to the
White House and demand to be made the
brokers of the federal patronage, generously
Offering as sort Of compromise TO be
centented with half the appointments
We have no doubt that they would make
very good use of the Offices if the President
should accede to their demands Fernando
Wood is well versed in the science of making
patronage pay, and would realize handsomely
on perquisites and shares. Fox has . number
OF deserving candidates in the First ward who
are really suffering since such arbitrary restric-
tons have been placed on emigrant t0uting,
baggage smashing and other popular callings.
Brooks has q large family Of hungry Know
NOthings out of place who have been looking
about with their dark lanterns for employ
ment for the past ten or twelve years. John
Morrissey, who loves to do o generous action
for his friends, would be pleased to push the
claims Of Ixzy Lazarus, dublin Tricks" Joe
Coburn, Barney Aaron, Bin Tovee, Kit Barns
and other deserving champions. Upon the
whole we think II might be well for Andy
johnson to consider the demands of the New
York delegation. Then if he should ever run
for President OF the United States he may
make sure Of larger majority in this city
than Hoffman obtained at the last November
election.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

TIE RsvoLurIox IN LoUIsIASA.-In the present
Legislature Of Louisiana, heretofore regarded
as semi-secesh, resolutions have been intro
duced recommending all citizens, white and
black, entitled to vote under the reconstruction
registered, on the ground that harmonious
action under the laws win protect the persons
and property Of both races and save the State
from anarchy and misrule. u not this revo-
luton OF ideass The spell is at last broken.
The old Southern order Of things Is passing
away and oil things are becoming new.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

"PERv.cLY HoRRD Mot the spring fash
ions, but the weather Of the New York opening
day, q described by the ladies. The new
styles, however, are said, in many things, TO b
80 pretty, piquant and charming that they will
hold good until tho skies clear up and we
have the proper light and bslmy breezes Of
spring morning for just appreciation Of ths
seasons novelties. "Shine out, fair SUM-"
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s,ric, Can. uucsisn and Starvation.

Some members ,f Congress are SO sensitive
about the rights gr, Used and secured by the
constitution that theif >delicacy compels them
to turn deaf ear to the voice of charity.
Strict constructonists Of this class object to
the appropriation Of mill. '0n dollars to save
the Southern people, white AT d black, ioyaiis's
and disloyaIists, from starvatio. =, because sney
cannot find a warrant for it in th, consueuuon'
This opposition would be absurd il IL were NOT
cruel and inhuman. There seems to De sar
on the part Of some Of these gcntlen ven 'na'
the appropriation will not be fairly "aeu
between the whites and the negroes; but =
well known that q large amount Of relief v 20
extended to poor white people by the FrecG
mems Bureau, and certainly there was nothing
in the constitution to prevent food being sent
TO Ireland by Congress in government ship
during the famine Of 18H.
The New York herald., 1867-03-22

Coon News FOR LEGIsLAToRs.- member
Of the New Jersey Legislature who was con-
victed OF bribery and corruption and sem
tenocd to the State Prison about two months
ago, has been psrdoncd and set at liberty.
This IL good news for legislators in general,
among whom, at the time, the remarkable
conviction created @ much indignation as
alarm,