The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-12

shouid carvsjal succeed in capturing the town From
our verbal accounts should gather that the latter
suns By vigorous assault but that his desire TO save
lie prevented him from resortins to this measure.
INCIDENTS.
Yesterday, Maj Con tales, OF Gen. Caravajas stah
while entering hstamora. with nag Of truce fred
and shot through the hat by Of Avaos Matte nal
0usrds The pAtroon wa ordered under arrest BY Col
In Gen. Avaos' hospital From this fact the killed
may be inferred They cannot fall short Of half that
Gen CARNIVAL ordered Of his soldiers who bad COM
mitted thefts to be severely whipped yesterday ana
those Who should ole ad in like manner Suon the
rules Of discipline and honesty enforced IN l army o
pirates and outlaws WIN AvNos follow the example
ern States of Mexico.
We hays in our poes. interesting communi-
cations al be airing The thriir events new occurring
on the Mexican frontier almost within sight Of US We
wish TO have time 70 give them publicity In full
but is for the present be satisfied
with q synopsis OF some II the most important.
The general under date OF the 2sth of Sep
tenber last addressed through the Minister Of War,
oci the Governors the STATES Of Nuevo Leon
and Conhua in when after the great aston
khment with which the President had received the in
tegence of the revolt on this fro ntie and the govern
ments determination rot only to quel it. but TO punish
In exem plary such enormous crime, ne
informs the said Governors that faithful to their duties
and to the laws, the general government lis very
tain that they Will the commanding generals In
those two States with means forces and everything else
necessary the destruction the revolutionary
ment referred to He concludes by remarking that the
general Congress being session. they will among
other matters ateLo TO the wants Of this frontier the
reduction Of the tariff the repression of the In.
dams Sc.
The commanding generals in those two States having
received instructor made the reQuton in
ton the Governor they answered promptly and
decisively that they in what the States OF
which they were CHIEF magistrates injured by the
revolution on the froUrer but that on the contrary,
EGfIlA ha hon hat
dered it question the rev0luonists and the federal
to be settled and concluded by refusing to
give them any ala lssis
such resolution on the part of the Executives of Nue.
yo Leon and Coshuia exhbs in its fullest extent the
feelings that prevail upon The question: In those Two
States Of Northern Mexico
From the hio Extra Oct. III
Just the boat is about 10 start for New Orleans
received the following letter from Col Caravsal with the
accompanying dUcu They OF i'm portance
and hasten to lay them before our readers. They
show on what terms conditions those who join Col
Carsvajal expected to The gallant Colonel is
within twenty miles OF Matamoras and a fight may be
expected tomorrow which will do no dscredt to the
dsfe nders Of liberty Before forty eight hours espse
this city viii yield to the invincibe arms OF the liberia
tors
LETTER PROM GEN. cARAvAJAL.
CAMARGo, oct 41S5l
Enclosed send you copies of the propositions made
to the auxiliary forces under my command and the
oath taken by them their acceptance, which
will please pubIh in English and spanish, to disabuse
the minds Of the people of calumnes circulated by the
mics Of myse If and the which maintain My
only aim s 20 free the people from injustice and oppres
ton to extended my whole country just and
equal laws, which VIII protect the lowest well the
highest citizen in life, liberty and the pursuit Of hap
piness.'
spirit Of bsry and wishing to the OF horeos
and Victoria in the enjoy OF the liberties for which
those heroes fought have volunteered their aid which
accepted in the spirit III which IL was ofered
II usy be well TO observe that have yet only
cepted the services Of three hundred auxiaries
In giving publicity TO these important facts you will
gentlemen much oolige your very obedient humble ser
want, J. NJ. J. CARANAJAL
lst Those who m ay wish to enlist will be received for
The term Of three or six months provided they are arm
ed and equipped
ID Their pay shall be that given to rangers operating
I'd They to to stand faithfully by me and
the cause support against every species Of enemy not
sons. nor to touch private property.
4h The private property Of the enemy taken in bat
s se be OF ,ne s' sss All b
5ih At the expiration Of their term Of service the
men shall be entitled to two months pay extra a
bounty this shall BE- forfeited by leaving the service be-
fore the expiration Ct SAID term
mitted by me the auxiliary forces under my com.
mssd which propositions accepted and sworn to-
as will appear in copy No 2 ANNEXED
CAMARoO. octoser 4 1851.
I'VE and each Of US do soennly swear, by Almighty
ood TO stand by faithfully tight Tor and support,
the principles OF the proclamation issued by Col NJ
Csrsvss on the 10th Of September last the contents
OF which are known TO Us. We also solemnly promse
and swear 10 do thing directly indirectly
the Jury Of said cause that Of Col Caravans Com
notr in chief his friends supporters binding
selves at the the 10 respect all private property
ana commit 10 violence on pescoabe citizens.
We slso 20 obey faithfully aud truly all orders
OF ssio Commander in chief and his officers and to de-
nounce and oppose al traitors conspirstors and dsor
derry persons
II We do not faithfully adhere 70 these conditions
nay God punish and may be subjected the pc
nAlty Of the just laws which Com msnderin chief
has ordsintd for our government viz the military
laws sf the United States, they be made APP
IHcsble
and to by al the AUXILIARY forces under my
nAnd. J NJ j CARANAJAL.
CAAAReOs Oct 4, 1851.