The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05

rllas be properly organised they will give tho Americans
more trouble than they have idea Cen colt
proclamation to the Msxcans sdoptins Msrsh. sou,ts
tactics In Spain-thst H. to punish with death every
Ms % who a s
cans remember that t they have country Of which
zond no SSen sn so
standing its barbsrous dictates, the Spaniards did
not lose their courage and they did not cease to 4.
Iris recommends that the Mexicans should follow tho
example Of the spaniards that Generals Taylor and
outlaws the Mexicans should likewise declare the
caus to be bsnditt and as In Spain decide that for
BY the Americans three Americans win DO hanged out
Of falling into the hands Of the Mexcans" THE
be- to And Americans enough to allow three for every
Mexican slain The next difficulty win b. to catch the
nars ca S Is wr SsSrs
" Energy and decision will the country" adds the
IRIS. without these virtues everything VIII be iest
Be then, energetic and decisive for onceo
some Of the papers dsapprovs Of Cen Brsvos decree
imposing fines ON persons importing provisions Co. In
the towns or ctes in the possession Of the American
" For' they say, what 2O00 or even 10000 Amsri
cans to at least 10000 inhabitants who viii remain at
fuebia, unable toleave the place."
corps of guerrieros left the capital on the inst
in order to watch the give information
as to the operations Of the advancing invaders.
The labor ut the tobacco warehouse (the govern
ments OWN WAS stopped completely the lat Of May,
and hundreds Of poor women were left without the
children
A society formed the aoth ult at the capital
for the purpose Of raising funds provisions
&c dcnomnated the Society Of the Friends Of the Ma
tional Socisdad de amigos de Ia inds
penddncia Nacionat) The committee appointed ON tho
nrft day visited several churches converts and other
public and private dwellings, and obtained some sup
plies, but many gave nothing but promises
Ell Republicans in commenting the Mexican
(American) tariff which is published in all the Mexican
papers, remarks that notwithstanding the Yankees pro-
hbit the introduction Of powder arms &c brandy is
Mexican lady, writing from saltilo depicts the state
in which the Mexican soldiers, wounded at Buena Vista,
find themselves, rs most miserable.
The government has advertised for proposals. Of per-
prepared to furnish the army with Of differ
ent calibre.
whose motto Is to be Independence or Death'-death
in the rickwckian Santa Annaian sense, Of
letter from Queretaro of tho LIST instant says that
from 24OO 5000 pounds Of brass copper had been
gathered there and that they would proceed
ly to cast several pieces OF cannon.
General Canalizo publishes in the Monitor OF the 9th
instant defence OF himself against the diff
ing him with cowardce in having retreated such hot
haste from Cerro 0ordo.
The Governor of the State of Tamaulipas published
proclamation at Ciudad Victoria the 18th Of April by
which he declares that the said continues and will
always continue, to form part of the Mexican Republic,
and u.s. consequently determined give all its assis-
lance In carrying on the war against the Americana
Don Antonio Campazano Governor Of the State Of So
nora issued proclamation at the port Of G.aymas ON
the 4th of April calling his soldiers and felowc
to defend themselves from the invaders and not
allow them to impose the yoke Of slavery the Mexican
race
NEWS FROM THE BRAzos.
The brig Henry, Capt. Cole, arrived last night from
the Brazos having left there the Goth inst By this
arrival we nave aates rom Matamoras TO the 18TH and
Importance from Gen. TayIor's column We CLEAN
from the Madmoras Flag OF the 18th inst tho follow
ing items =
Carabajal still keeps himself In the vicinity Of Mata
moras His camp is about sixty miles from there ON
the san Fernando road The force under his command
plumber all trading parties coming In going out Of
Sant Mas .h ;a;,, ..., ~.
Mssspcbnssi v,outars smt;r ~ h;. ~ Hno u .a
been made in our columns died from The fIscts ~ ~
wounds on the I7tb inst Csnt ~ 90. mr,rm IN
not clerk of Mr. Sinclair az rrav,ons, .tstsd Th~
assassin has besn nlacsd in cIose csren.ny5.nt A
Between Camargo and Mer a abort time AGO thres
Mexicans waylaying the road to rob Mexican
merchant of Matanoras, who they knew was coming
possession. The merchant had three men with him.
and CHANGED before her cached the spot
beers had posted themselves that three Rangers
who had been out on scout, struck into the road =
short distance abe sd Of him. pursuing their way down
to Camargo 1t after dark and the robbers misook
them to halt and deliver and the Ranger. did halt and
deliver but they delivered bullets instead Of money and
ieft not robber able to carry of his load-sl were
killed, and the merchant passed down in safety.
The mule train which left Mstameras about the 18th
inst for Camargo under an escort Of Massachusetts,
volunteers, commanded by Captain Walsh, reached
.ne s h me sepor. ABOUT tner 6eing ATTACHED
tn OH iItb Iot% IitE III ,s, ~ 70 .ncoi
trr ara tb ri;,nt - ,t; 49, h y. ~.
Gy ~u .o n. y, sv''seu,s nso Deen oroeteo 10
to nS ~ a. HaUon h A h o.n ieg,%sn o. man
r.,,or - ~-~N'S~ W. '~'> NeA
A1yior l.,
,o was teportea In Natamorss tnet Lieut. Col Kan.
hI;pn Vi .ne regiMent nad WIN portion OF
MS caPtureo ON the otn inst forty OF Csnaies
ins Tl 81 ~ tn ,'asG..
Inc ist sissssippi regiment under Colonel Davis was
~ NJ; es On Inc 1otn INST Iof tne mouth OF
hi o n U uianae ooi Davis was iast recovering rom
rh ne nsssn OF zen ayor army was generally good
,ae- s@po., wncn at one Time created eonmoerapie
AMONG thc troops ana the Mexican inhsDttsn~ In
'"'"o' ""o ncar'y oSaPPeAred.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Messrs. Harz and Steinbury of Captain Fisher,s COM
T. 49, i. 81. HH<.', W 'ne .otn ut IRON oanta
ani., IT, r. ~ ~. ~ VIC '1sn hPrn An W.
troons IT, ~, o n.uon sioAnsss among eur
' i'eu W re-on's.'
Inc War Department, under date Of the 18th inst,