New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
MEXICO.
Later and Important.
From The New Orleans Delta, Nov. is.


By the arrival of the u. 5. revenue
cutter Forward Capt Nones, yesterday, from Vera
Cruz, we are in possession OF our files OF Mexican
papers, among which are journals from the capital
10 the 5th instant, inclusive.
The whole country seems TO be In stale OF agl
taton and the news indicates widespread dissatls'
faction. particularly on the Gull coast Inc GOV
eminent appears 10 be impotent, and every effort to
raise the means to meet the emergency proves an
abortion, the treasury being bankrupt. The lInme-
plate OF dissatisfaction is the discussion OF
pIohbitory tariff
The return of Gen. Garay to Tampico, without
succorDg AvalOs at MatamoTas, Is looked upon as
strange circumstance and II Is lntimated that the
Government will hold HIM to arleorous accountant
ity. The steamer Neptune on which ne embarked
with the me n and arms destined TO aid in the defense
of Matamoros, eight days reaching the mouth OF
the Rio Grande. The delay is said TO nave oeen
caused by norther, which compelled the vessel 70
take shelter under the Island OF Lo0os ior several
days. -, ,..-.o.,
that the river was net ceep enough iof the Mepuns
to go TO Ma,amoros, and he transferred his men ana
cannon TO small American steamer but Wheh nc
assembled half the distance TO Matamoros, ne was
informed that If he proceeded iartheI ne woiu piaSe
himself in the power of Canaes who had joined the
besieging insurgents, and who had under MS com.
mand large force, OF which a consldeiao.e Pdi'
were deserteTs from the American army me Whoic
garrison at Brownsville, the Mexican papers say
with their accustomed audaclty, having crossed sne
river to JOIN the revolutionary forces by the con-
nivance Of the officers who command them.
apprlsed by direct news from the Rio Granoe, turned
about and reembarked his men and munitions on 'he
Neptune and sailed for Tampco, "here ne ndu al.
rived, and the above excuse was mace ioi MINI ~
is further aid 10 account for his conduct that the
authorities and people at Bro ~hssile 1 20
that they would not permit hum to go 10 the ienei vi
Avaos. x,;,
the surrender of Matamoros 10 CarayaJai, observes
that the affair had become one monentous 10 the Ia
ton and that If prompt and enncac,ous nleasulI ,s
Cd he matt
be al an end. II Maiamoros ieh thar paper argues,
Tampico was exposed TO an easy conquest IN us
pre- sent condition II should have garrison OF nj
ieen hundred men, and vessel OF war on ,he oSi "
defend II seward the Siglto adds fer If the rebels
hao pos Of Matamoros, they could enter lhe
NV ef and ascend 10 the city by steam tere Was Ho
national vessel to prevent them.
By the following, which We translate nom He
Trait a. ,on II Will be that the nsurrection mas
exenc ed into the State Of Vera Cruz and ina. mere
are pIemonitloDs Of rlslng IN the Stale OF rueoa
| The Trait d In,On says IT.
ohects of the movement 10. definitely set ofIn'
oe .as h scro,,p 10 some Is 70 separate the De-
par.nen,s Of Or zabs and Coruoya Others hswesef
r. a. those who have pronounced commanded BY
Captain Manuel Gomez saTa'ia ana ~ retired Li,I,
themselves I'D IN the CoryeD, Of St. Augustine ana
the ran I'd he STANDARD Of rebellion In hs pos,en
they ns Ike 81 the Porics Chief and n.
Chez Jss,ce the Department rhe A,unIa,eI no,
cd -
M enosh Ia numbers to leave their Dostlos sne
onhorties Of Corccvs found time TO address those -
Or,rai city who at once. seh1 'neh Ihfss
=, - (,ua ds who reached Cordov4 on TIC {.
nv Of Ihe s3d The rebels having heard OF ne arIs u
o. fled al took refuge II the haeiencA oi
p,i,eo bu, not wrh the following PRISONERS De ~
tss,n VIZ Cant Gomez SaTava; the he sdof. tcAh
| me-: Spaniard namtd Juan IrHeoa aH' wv ''N' ~
! yiduAls whose nalhss are mol SVEN -, ~ -,
"Op The a7,h Of oc. midnight hody Of The S.ona
c,,sS5 nrrsr.d The rebels 70 the hseenda 9i roILe,
49, s1r,vsd =, the hacienda thls ioee men was
1ided hso two detacAmelt became i1s s ssr fr .he
s,v Tb.y nrTd mon zach ether. One of the s.SIe'
fe MORALLY wounded ard three ohsTs were ore :,
s,evnpsly wounded They discovered then error AZ
srsschn.u,s ted and dispersed The Ieoeis IL
| dntctOn -, s;..,xh.,ce Stnared
! - Tbs T-,n FoIT,s OF the Sth nit. SAYS
According reports we have rsesnSI1S ps,s,re la
ua,:y OF cavalry and infantry. eommanos - ~ Neon
bee, eonrletelv an psrstd b. aoetschren' o. vac
Quad az OrIsts Who sailed out from Cssos,sA.
the CSpmsrSaLte. Clement Lopez II ptr'S ~ an,
Ds - report the death Of earosra, u an