The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-23
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The United states revenue schooner WnlcoQ, JoD0ph
Amazsen. Lieut. Commanding. arrived hero last ovap
the Rio Grand. and Braaos santiago with passed mid
shpman Arnold bearing dispatches Tor Com. Conner
at Pensacola. We learn the following particulars In
gard to the movements Of the army an Gulf squadron
ments to march ON Monterey Seven hundred and ffy
stationed at Barta i've hundred at Point Isa
bel; and the remainder with the General At Matameras
mskng In all, about 1000 strong.
The Mexican forces were between Matamoras and
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number supposed to b exaggerated The general Inn
& defeated, the war would be ended. NJ
The squadron is dispersed about the mouths OF the d
srsn MYERS W. line y Mary, % is%pcG ,sass
of Rio Grands; brig Somcrs OF Alvsrsdo; tho fngaes
Cumberland and Potomac sioops John Adams. and Fs-
mouth gone to Pensacola for provisions and wstsr The
on board Schooner Flirt len Rio orande on the
nand then % Vera Cruz Prom ATTY 70 sixty sail inside
renee went to the evening Of the sth on cruz:
for ten lays the expiration which she expected
cd north for repars having suffered from the effects Of
gale on the soth Of May and having been In commission
tn. .sn ss: s n X. sas
place, 10 proof that the Ysnke es and where
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piration.
Already have our ceuntrymsn in M.smsrs. ss,tsd .
lie Of Rio Grande and Friend Of the People published in
sns Spanish d. Ss %ss.. in aSsA
nohs . brave and generous soldier Is only to BE-
In this first number there 10 earnest appeal To the
people Of that Department to withdraw their connsxion
from government from which they have received, and
can never expect but oppression.
The article thus concludes:
Rise, then, and shout for the Republic of Rc Grands
Abandon the Mexican vulturc that prcys upon your vi
/ tals-tho fitting symbol of government that has
deeper commisseraion for your suferings than the vo
writhos in his beak Assemble your delegates within
the American lines organize your provisional govern
Sierra Madre At your leisure you can debate consti
tuition, and arrange the details Of your government Rid
your new republic Of that hora incubus, a the Mexican
the world-get The mos. for what you have to sell BY
having the world for buyersget what you want to buy
at the cheapest rates by having the world for sellers
educate your CHI ldren protect the liberty Of the citizen
Mother Of Republics and initiate those qualities which
have made her great Do this and You will be great
and happy yourseves-fail and your fate is fixed for
Long live the United States Of America.
Long live the Republic Of Rio Grande !"
The Campaign Against Mexico.
1 From the Houston lrc1a.! Telegraph June q
march Of army and is well known to many Of the
soldiers Of Texas who in the camp Of General
Taylor. From Matamoras to Monterey. distance Of
about $50 miles the road leads through OPEN fertile
valley, well watered. and inerspersed with numerous
aourishng villages, where provisions would be found
gsnissd to cut OF the supplies Of the invading army
Be or Se
army single day Above this city, however, at the
pass Of the Sierra Madre the Mexican army might make
stand but this pass would offer such advantages
iaemen that they would soon dslodge the Mexcans who
mountain sides post themselves in the crcvces Of the
rocks among the crags and and fire upon the
se 2ded together the
pasG and would be unable stand against the
The rugged mountain passes Of the SIERRA Madrs whc
considered mpregnablo to cavalry and artillery Of
nnss. ss teS 81
The Mexicans having few nfemen in their army conse
gaenty cannot defend these passes against our troops
Whenever the American army has passed the Sierra Ma
DIRE the high road to the capital will be before it,
leading the elevated healthy table lands Of the great
from which abundance OF provisions and forage could
be obtained for the army Although these districts
ab to danger this account; for the people how
numerous almost entirely poems serfs and
the use Of arms and are as inefficient as ndoos or Chi
nese in the battle field
Iron the Houston (Texas Telegraph, May 21J
Some Of our corcm oraries predict that the American
army will have encounter great resistance from the
people OF Mexico f should invade that country. We
people Of Mexico long suffered from the oppres-
sion of the andhoder that they would iesice at any
to defend the soil in which they have little
interest II is estimated that all the real estate OF Mexico
population Of tho country Is estimated at 900 The
great OF the people OF Mexico bought and sold
with the lands they occupy and il Is about mproba-
BILE that they be stirred to frenzy Of patriotism,
that the 6ocks and herds will form themselves in bat.
tie array to obstruct the march Of invaders.
I Special Correspondence or the Herald.
u. 8. kRIcArH PoroMAc,
PENSACOLA, June IL, 1916 (
Movements Of u. Gulf squadron-TAs Blockade end
Fr1O0teere
The Cumberland and this chip will sail in few hours
the former Vera Cruz the latter for Cuba to look
out for Mexican privateers We came to this port
wood. water and provision the ships, and are now
er Mississippi will reman at PENSACOLA and await the
orders Of the Department
The sHus snTn IN real hns condition for
backed by two hundred marines, commanded by d.
Baker, as good and gallant soldier as ever drew
sword. He commanded the marines at Point Isabel and
has the love and good will Of all hands The is
now under close blockade, and the army is in full
tinue. the northern provinces must be ours by new
years day win Mexico DO mad, and prosecute hope
defeat and overwhelmed BY numbers, she must strike
and that soon
tcres By 1t get the first from the Of war
from Congress- Europe, and all creation.
Incidents, &c. OF the War.
ssS% the paper, Of muosdsy last We
glorious 9Th and 9th ult-Leut Arthur, I'd artillery I;
Lieut.. Gates sh infantry; Capt Kelly 9Th iniantry
Lieut. c. stevens, sh iniantrypassed up the river
Sunday on the Robert Morris, tLeir way to their
homes One had his finger shot off another wound
cd in his leg and another in the anklethe bullet hole
was still visible in his pants.
Capt John Sanders the gentleman who threw up
the Notifications at Fort Brown and at Point Isabel and
Lieut. McClay, wounded at the battle Of the 9th
stopping at the Broadway Hotel Capt Sanders,
dersand here purchase several STEAMBOATS, to ply
upon the Rio Grande from Matamoras upwards for the
transportation Of troops and government stores.
:" Lieut.. MKay, who was wounded in of the bat.
ties Of the 9Th and oh Of Mayboth of which he was in
arrived in this city yesterday. He is route to his
/ friends in Pennsy lvania."
We learned yesterday from Of the officers of the
Army that the body Of Lieutenant Porter Of the 4h In
fantry has been found about tweny-sx miles from Ma
tamoras the other side of the river Il was recognise
e. by peculiar mark upon arm.New Orleans Pie.
! June 6.