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nd return | n.*., .«c jivci, u«arneuco of coni(‘a iu driblet?, showing the dospeiate dc-Vcr-,etber the i minadon and bravery of the Liberals, and theirto specio I ulraost conUuual defest by the superior andty inupu- .ilC ................ion. The I *u4ta“ed towes of the Imperial government.well-I* better j To give aacli particular*, of the different Ughw n labor of and skirmishes as they roach in here nt Matamoroa, •is useless. 1 think. Pew people in the United States are familiar oik ugh with the names of the leaders on the opposing sides, or with the geography of interior Mexlc), to read nndcretandingly the account? as they arc received here. The sum total of a'.i tlie war news from the interior is, that the Iiopor.aiuts are slowly, but ateadtly, driving back the Liberals wherever they rneec them, and 6till norv firmly cstabHalting the Maximilian empire.General Pedro Mendez1 a return danger of In I tiers of * hope for •lent flac-nable cur-eenbarks, lie followismpomul the right lull length dag ua a*d by the he female t appear-).i nitatlori. fton ; cm lies in Iter J. holding eld. The and the tl corner r and the t a veryaa Imperialist loader, who lately cleared ;hc country back of Tampico, and restored rec tiavel and commnni-cation to tl.e population of a large district of country, has since been killed inanongagemo.nl with the Liberal a, firther In the interior; the news ul which reached here yesterday.I may mention as au intereptijfg item. stated hero to he authentic, that Mur.sh.il Basniue. tin-Preneh Admiral, lots expended the commander of the rraa-of-war 8tesip':on, or Tv si;; hone, or some such name, for not opining tiro upon Uic troops or persons in U. K. uniform who crossed the Rio Grande to tk pillage of Bagdad ; Ins orders Lav-ing been to fire instantly upon any U. ri. troops that might undertake the passage of tho river.You will notice that I date this letter from Mat-cr Note** nraoros. I have takea up my domicil here,because I find it to be a more comfortable and acheaper and a safer place to live in than Browns-; vjllo. The A ofttrian and otlicr troop? stationed Jr. thla city are remarkably welMi-hnvelt;l. *ud give the cltlCDStto cause o’ complaint.Gen. Mejia lias abolished the bothersome pat*, port system here, and communication between i,i,‘„c'r; Mautnoros and BroweBvillo Js non entirety Uure-ILKeri atricted. r. G.i«ence of ie of this ainal uk-iy tho In the head e« imper-Mcmblearcnuine. It culcu-ibaci:.-;.' Inwriter of ho letter *.ho hiiiThins* aiKiu Uutamom*I tior. the othe . ream of this ; In the late C ■|ti“nlly saw i dollar i sheet to-: big Jo thi: But to retu ngement adm I tv. j time, to •blt; sale, has T.'t: turnerout all t lilt rente. ;iK But then he It table to him a regulated adr sponsible to Ben of all. t prices of uico ouf the year, This year the half pound* i; ace. oilier we, or other impu ait i trown ing by an offk port-, und rf t ereJ over goe Mr. Peon got; The price ol ; tliid there is n and huckster* and moa.sure overcharge fo Again, if ac of the market tall uad hands uniform of b.’t broidc-s’, of M rich entbroMi sword and big He Is provide, the spot—cun' occasion to ca Nnw. would
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New Orleans Daily Crescent
New Orleans, Louisiana, US
Mon, Feb 26, 1866
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