New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
Fnrrler from the Army.

The Matamoros Flag of the 9th says that an evi-
dent increase OF sickness perceptbe and complains
of the North winds prevailing bodng no good 60
soldiers have died in the hospital al that place since the
ls OF June The Flag OF the 5h sGys there We're then
800 sick soldiers in the town.
The Flag OF the 18th inst gives the most favorable
count OF the good order which prevails in Ma,ainoros
under the rule of Col Clarke The quiet Of the city
night is almost solemn, says the Flag and there IS
of that rotous dissipation with which the town
formerly disgrnced. Lieutenant Kane, OF the 2i
dragons who is stationed Camargo. is determined
tina, there shall be opportunity for such license there
a once prevailed at Matamoros.
The Flag also informs tina; the MeNicens in Can6r'
20 who had been in the employ OF the quartermascr
and who nstgated by the alcaide to cease work
offered an increase OF wages to return TO their
employment
Refusing 10 accept it, Gen Patterson compelled them
to go 10 work at their former wages, The MeNicans
were perfectly willing continue work but We're held
back through of the Alcalde who given TO u-
derstand that he must not interfere again III matters OF
the sort
The Flag mentions the narrow escape of two of Walk
ers Rangers from party of fifteen MeNcans as they
wers ourneyinc by themselves from Camsrgo to Mata.
,noros They owed their escape 10 the superiority oil
their horses and the prompt use of their arms
The Flag OF the 9Th says Col! Baker OF The Illinois
volunteers then lying AZ Ms;amoros and suffering
much from the wound he received IN suppressing the
riot.
We learn from another that Capt. Mcmahon,
OF the Greens, was undergoing his trial by CouTi Mar
tis az Maiamoros on the 18th
In the Delta under the head Of Later, We ind the
following.
it appears that spies arrested IN the camp al
Canarro and examined their guilt was so evident that
they were immediately hung that party OF Americans
Oh their way from Camarso 10 Msismoros Were ATTACK
cd by some MeNicans-one American ana SIN MeAicans
killed.
The news from Matanoros is that Co! Clark was sh Of
AZ while sitting his ROOM and il was ordered that all
MeNicans were 10 be deprived OF their arms and none
should either out OF the city or come INTO II w,hou'
the written order ofthc commander OF the post
In tskinc arms from the McNcans they made new DIS
coveres OF secreed OF all descriptions. as well as
ammunition Every American IN the city IS compelled
10 arm aud hold himself in readnessas II supposed
the Mexicans would perhaps take advantage OF the Ap
parent Indifference of the Americans ami regain MATS
morcS.
Reports have reached Ma,smoros from the advanced
army under Gen Worth at Cerraivo. which : dstafi'
about sixty miles from Monterey. There (at CeTralSoj
il was reported that the number O; Mexican troops al
Monterey was shout Si0, with heavy additional force
on tho march which it said Will 5e there before Gen
ersl Taylor can possibly arrive.
10 Monterey will not exceed Zoo The place repre-
sened By the MeNicans 10 De extremely wen ortlneG
and they firmly OF opinion thai the Americans VI
be whipped, ~,
Flag since he left CSInargo. he is no doubt 5y TINS
time in Cerrslvo and but few days can eiapSe before
important news may be looked for
Much the larger pSrt OF this force mas peei 'et' o
hind which he Will not move forward unless the eNssi
c;es NAV demand il, The mposs;bihy Of Transporting
provisions has no doubt caused him TO move ioF"e'
less force than he Otherwise would
From SourH AMERIcA.-By the arrival OF the
brig Siss Marine, Capt. Long, from Rio de Jaae,ro
whence she sailed on the 18th OF august We learn .ha
the French and English had withdrawn their
squadrcns from Buenos Ayrcs -.
The Siss Marine is one OK the vessels conTsyed tom
Rio Janeiro by the L. s sloop Of war Plymouth Sne
parted company with the Plymouth on Cape heiry On
the 2S,h ut
The L. s irigate Columbia. sloop OF war S&rsiosa
and brig Rsinhridgs, We're q, Rio when the 5 NJ let
usEFrI IxvrxrloS-Mr Tsppan Townsend OF
this city, has patented invention for warming ras
OF railroad cars MI T. has contryed by very si''ips
process TO bring hot air from the locomotive tdr.see
frongh me ears in train of sn indefinite length This
is done by means OF elastic rubs inseniousy united by
joints which connect with sirchanaers IN each csr
Danger from FIRE avoided and the cost OF fue Stoves