The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-26
LATE FROM THE RlOGRANDE.

dates to the goth uIt.
We have nothing de finite in regard
70 the position Of CaravoiaI. 1t is |
Presdmcd that he is encampcd at n
placc called Las Palmas, some dis
lance up the river.
General Uragua arrived at Ma,a-
moros on the 10Th ut. with 500 men
and five pieces Of artillery. His forces
consisted of fair proportion of in,
hntry. cavalry, and artillery.
General Jauregui had arrived from
Monterey and cncamped near Cara.
vajal. A letter from the camp of the
latter. dated November %. says:
"Wc are all anxiously expecting
the news Of battle OF a desperate
character, and by the time YOU re.
ceive this there is very little doubt bu,
the arms Of Caravaja! will! have,
gained a victory commensurate with
the exgencc of the great occasion..-
His force is now about five hundred
of the hes. fighting men of the coun
try. He has been for the last ten
days purging his army of the men
who have been so famous for giving
reputation of a disreputable character.
and now probably boasts of a set Of
men second to none in point of honor
and responsibility which the country
has ever seen. He is getting every
day more and more qualified to meet
the emergencies Of his great and
growing cause.
BY strict attention to his men, and
persevcring endeavors to enforce dis.
cipline amongst all his troops. he has
a force combining the strength Of the
regular army, together with the zeal
and enthusiasm of the volunteer ser
vice. We hear every day Of large
bodies of men preparn. themselves
to join him early in the coming
month"
Another letter contains the follow
Eng:
"Caravajal is hourly receiving rein.
,forcemcnts of the most desirable
character, and before this time, we
.,Ioubt not, he has assaulted and car
ried Jaurcgui's camp. This general
has about 500 men and seven pieces
of artillery. He cannot withstand
~ Caravajars attack for a single hour
His defeat will open the road to Mon.
4crev for the ioerators, and The selz-
ure of goods referred to will afford IL
most timely AID in this critical emer-
gency."
General Uragua, on arriving at
Nfatamoros. Issued proclamation,
calling on the people 10 rally to the
standard of the government, and as.
sist in rcpcling the Invaders.
General Avalos has issued an order
declaring that Aiatamoros is the onI y
mort recognised in that vicinity. and
Ina, the gop.-s introduced into Camar-
90 and Reynosa arc illegally imported.
Tur COMING EUROPEAN RnyoLu-
r1oN-KossuTu's NEXT MOVEMENTS.
A London letter states that Eng
land is dull indeed, and nil Enrope
,nne,rs perfectly quiet. But trouble
is daily anticipated in France, and
revolutionary movements arc threat"
cred in other countries. The crown
ed heads of Europe appear to be
making active preparations Tor long
and severe political storm. Austria
.rI Prussia are endeavoring to ne
rot;ate LARGE loans whilst the Gar ct
Russia is urging the completion OF
r,;Iways, and thousands Of carriages
for the conveyance Of his troops.--
livery movement looks ominons. The
hloody scenes of 1919, it is believed
nrc abou, to be rc-enacted. The Lon.
don letter thus proceeds:
France, as before. will commence
,bo tragedy, Italy will follow. and the
neople of the different States com,
p pr;sinp the Germanic confederation
IRE cxpectcd to watch their opPortu-
n;,v It is known that a conspiracy
twists in Russia; and the volcanic flre
once kinded in France. who can pre-
dict when and where 1t Will DC
ouenched' Happily. America canno,
he disturbed BY any Of these predicted
events, although her regular trade ana
commerce may suffer somewhat
The liberty of peoples will be the
Universal watchword, and the antIc!'
naied strife will undoublly be terri
bls one; but it will probably be the
last great struggle Of peoples for indie
oendence. Every successive week
discIoses the means and the men by
which The work will be carried on
The liberation of Kossuih has hasten
ed the day for commencing that work
Kossuth is expected to return to Eng
land in two OF three months from th'S
date, and proceed to Belgium from
whence he will watch the course OF
events in Austria, Hungary ana
France. He is well aware that his
presence in Europe will exercise an
all.powcrful influence upon the cause