The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-07

further .a.sncs on hb tosns~l wosiS psr ~ an in
va o: ss' We: y s : VIZ, or P y v r.: b.
Construed IL terms dis.rsny from the n;srprstsiion
was determined to Continue hs march and would do 20
with the least possible delay. He did so and on1hs
To this place Cen Lopez quickly out attended BY
an escort He politely welcomed General Wool to Goa
of Monclova, explaining. the time that the pro
test which he had previously forwarded to him was
Up and S n al In the d,casrss o. what he
far he and the civil authorities Of the city
concsrnsdIsnd there was no military force In the place
friends and in return they looked for the treatment OF
friends from them.
The general then sucampsd biz men whore they were
most favorable locaton-and with his staG and de.
tachmsnt proceeded took possession of the city and
nag r
stan On the ID Of November Capt. D. left with de-
pstchs: for Washington taking Monterey In hi, route
The health Of Gen Wools command he represents
.sna.isbly good their march most agrsssbls one and
pssursgs countries that he saw well
Although reports v.r, ria that N. couptrv vs. in.
tested with Mexican band and treschsrous Indians.
Capt Dav. Left the camp with only two Mexican guides,
he found things pretty much IL repOss Gsnorl TayIop
awaiting dispatches from Washington. The camp was
ing w'ri a nU %oSna iii:
painful to degree Captain Davis left Monterey the
llth On his return he met Major McLane few niles
from the city with dispatches to Gen Taylor Having
been delayed at Csmargo and other points along the Rio
Grands, be was ovsrtaken by Major McLsns and Others
bed him to receive still later Information from that GUAR.
ter. The dispatches Of which Major McLans was tho
bearer determined Gen. Taylor his course and gave
direction to affairs along the whole Rio 0rsnds;
the first fruits of which the despstchng Of the
steamships Neptune and Sea from Bszos 81 Jsgo the
2st inst with about 700 regulars Of Col Gates
msnd to Tampico. Msjor Gen Patterson left to
leave, Camsrgo on the 2oh, with force Of 1900 1000
men, via Brazos st. JRgo for the Destination.
On the 18th inst Con. Taylor and his STAFF with Gen.
Worth in command Of brigade left Monterey tour
took and garrsoned Saltlo and about to
camp.
Anna collecting the whole force the nation or 20
much Of will rally under his banners at San Lus
ali possible dissncs and prsoauon it's sss1atsd that
there already 10 900 there and that he means to
increase this force to and with them to await
effort to defeat our forces.
He will however. have to await some time, II 10 be.
lieved, before Gen. Taylor "csls him out" For il il
now believed, indeed, It IL known, that hence.
forth the base of the operations Of army to bsnet
Lnaresbut from the highest point Of the
river above Tampico, and there and munitions
We sbord have stated that rsport rsscS.d Monclov.
before Capt Davis had reached there that Chhushua
had been taken by detachment Of troops from General
Ksarney's division
From the Matamoras Flag Nov 1871
The only news We have from Camargs Il the arrival
there OF the Sd regiment u Infantry from Monterey
They are to assist the operations Of General Patsrso
whs will commence to operate when the proper time
arrives. Very explicn-is'ntit7
From Monterey we have nothing nav. Old Rough
For the news to the south Of US here have to de-
times According to their accounts there il force Of
from $500 to 1910 irregular Mexican sodiery between
here and Victoria or 2. Victoria having their attention
in rumcr is likewise aaoat among them, that there
that Santa Anna has had leave there and return to the
city Of Mexico to make certain changes in the govern
ment which the rebellious spirits demand. We give
these rumors only for what they are wsrth
CAMARoo, Mexico, Nov. l0-On the 9th int left
Naamoras on my way to Monterey, and reached this
little the route occurring worth noticing unless tell
you that the higher up came the better like the
Washington and the orders the different quartsrmas-
ters were to send him on to the exclusion Of every
thing else so that our boat delayed time in the trip
The appearance Of the town Of Reynosa pleased me
much, situated 1t is high hill with stone build.
ngs but could not 60 on Shore and consequently
not give you minute description Of the place. The
water in the Rio Grande is very low ct this tme and we
passed two three boats hard aground one Of which
About three miles before reaching Carmargo we left
the Rio Graude where the San Juan into IT, o.
stream.
way up to this place Csmsrgo Is noted for nothing
but Gust and dilapidatsd buldings which
1t is situated upon high bluff, and you would wonder
how was possible for il to be inundated but the rise
in the San Juan, with the back water from the Rio
Grande overcame all ob1tacles and the place doom
ed to be deluged.
should think from the looks Of the hospitals here,
list is the sickness confined to own people, for
gentleman who lives here told that from three 10 Are
persons na,ive.die daily from fsvsrs. Children seem
Col Humphrey Marshslls Kentucky Cavalry have
just arrived here and they look though the trip had
men when they left home, and am told that zoo would
cover all their numbers for duty at this time Their
The train in yesterday from Monterey, bringing
advices the ID instant there Is very s ne ~s q
and 4
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The train down
The funeral Of Major Rds:iy W. sss.nd.a By an In
mense number Of persons and my informant says that
many oacsr; who have met their countrys ics unsp
their last resting place.
A. his place two Of tn. T.nns:sss R.sinsns were
that they forgot for moment ill Of propristy and
discipline, and In retaliation commenced shooting Msxi
told me that he believed Is or 20 had been Killed Sy Ten
nsssee rides To put stop to it Gen. Patterson ordered
did not answer his name was court msrshaied
IL almost universally believed now that the Nexi-
ssss sp ~: s
ofher forces at this time also Of that opinion but
ssvsnsighths Of the Of the ams opinion in
entering Monterey, and mistaksn--nons more %
than vour humble servant who dreamed Of guns
being hred II the taking Of that place. we shsl zee
what we shall see.
AFFAIRS IN CALIFORNIA.
From the Washington Union Dec. IL
To Ms Ereentney ihe Minister Of Ww sni Marine
Most Excellent Sir ION communicative 10 your e..
celIsncy the documents numbered from 10 5, lei
regret q net nsyns been able to make creator sscra
command at the time when the American squadron took
possession OF chain of events prevented me from
preserving il extreua scsrcitw of