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Uczlesa Affairs.N EW Orleans, Jan. 5;—The Times’ Brownsville correspondent 30th, says: Gen. It. Clay Crawford arrived at Brownsville with an appointment as General in the Mexican Republican Army, and authority to recruit an American division fbr the republican service, under his command. Crawford has established a recruiting office at Brownsville, and other places in the Northern States, and enlistment is already progressing rapidly.It is reported that Gen’ls Lew tV allace and Logan are connected with the movement and are soon expected.Caraviyal, the famous Mexican filli-b aster is expected with a large sum of money, to aid in defraying the expenses of the Imperialists. In Matamoras considerable trouble is anticipated. Gen. Mejia commanding has barricaded the streets, fearing an attack from Crawford’s army. It is thought that Crawford will join Escobedo and move on Monterey, establishing their baseat that point.A sohooner laden with arms and ammunition, consigned to a Purveyor at the headquarters of the 25th corps, went ashore at Bagdad and was seisedby the Imperialists. •Mejia has levied a loan of a hundred thousand dollars on the merchants of Matamoras. The military railway from Brazoo, is completed to White’s Rancho. The travel from Brownsville to. Brazoo, is only four hours later. The News says American familiesare leaving ^latamoras and coming to the American side, tearing an attack from the Liberal forces numbering bout 2J300, scattered along the river.* Tk« XezleM Z#*«*New York, Jan. 5.—A letter from Commissioner House, dated Mexico City, Dec. 17, says that the threeloans nut upon the market as an es-shmeut of the Mexican Empire,tabli—_______________ . -has burthened the nation with a newdebtofover!80,000,000. Ofthisonlyhas been used forpublic servicefih consequence the principle Commissioner in Paris has, for the disposition of Maximilian, only sufficient [to meet expenses during the month of January.gfc«t« Wlth«at HtaootlBfRichmond, Jan. 5.—An exchange of pistol shots took place to-day in the ill of the Capitol between. Henry ^iveS' pS!tod, of the Examiner, and Nat Tyler anti Wm. D. Clements of the, Eteqtirer,, Six ehpfa were fired.witbMtfiuu«e, except knocking off ■ uiwol firew the cepe oftbe marble eUtoo offlWbineton.of Deleotee we»e « eeion et theofthe occurrence, which prodded quite an excitement. T par-irmiand uuirav wKPcndft* the direwriooof.motion tovefctAhe affiur ttfnporamit-tee the House adjourned until to-toe, the House mThedifficultyoriginated in an arti-ele »*bSir-cena* lt;rat'A
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New Albany Daily Commercial
New Albany, Indiana, US
Sat, Jan 06, 1866
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