The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-14
From the New Orleans Delta.
The Federal Government aud the Northern States OF


ms Fe0erah Uovernment and the Northern states OF
Mexico.
We have in our possession some interesting commu-
ncaons, all bearing the thrilling events now occur
ing on the Mexican frontier almost within sight OF us
we would wish TO have time TO give them publicity in
full but as is, our readers must for the present, be
sashed with synopsis of some OF the most important.
The general government. under date OF the 25lh OF
September last, addressed, through the Minister OF War,
an ocial note to the governors OF the States OF Nuevo
Leon and Coahua IN which, after expressing the great
astonishmen with which the President had received the
intelligence OF the revolt this frontier and the govern
ments determination not only quell it, but 10 punish in
an exemplary manner "such an enormous crime" he in
INFORMS The said governors that, faithful 10 their duty
and to the laws, the general government very
tam that they will aid the commanding generals in those
two States with forces, and every Thing else
say TO the destruction OF the revolutionary movement
referred TO- He concludes by remarkng that the general
Congress being now in session, they will among other
m nn attend 70 the wants Of tn. ir9ns, ne reduo
The commanding generals in those TWO States, having
received due Instructions made the requson in question
cisvey that they no, in wha, way the States OF
which they chief magistrates injured by the
would be benefited by the tina, they considered It
question for the revoluonlsis and the federal govern
msnt TO be settled and concluded by refusing give them
any aid or assistance.
Such a resolution on the part OF the executives Of
Nuevo Leon and Coahua exhibits in its fullest extent
The feelings that prevail upon the question in those
States OF Northern Mexico.
From the Rio Bravo (erua,) Oct II.
Just the boat is about TO start for New Orleans,
receive the following letter from Colonel Caravaia
with the accompanying documents They are of great
importance, and hasten TO lay them before read
They show what terms and conditions those
who join Colonel Csrsvajal expected to serve The
gallant Colonel is within twenty miles OF Matamoros,
and fight may be expected tomorrow which will do no
discred TO the defenders OF liberty Before forty eight
hours elapse this city will yield TO the invncibe Of
the hberxtors.
Letter from CarapojaI
CAAARco, Oct. 4, 1851.
NJ tho ,dc IN
the auxiliary forces under my command, and the oath
taken by them upon their acceptance which you will
please publish IN English and Spanish to disabuse the
minds OF the people OF caumnes circulated by the enc
mics OF myself and the cause which maintain NV
only aim is TO free the people from injustice and on.
presson--io extended my whole country Jus,
and equal laws which will protect the lowest as well as
the highest citizen in "fe. liberty and the pursuit of
haRpness."
the spirit OF liberty, and wishing to the sons Of
Moreos and Victoria in the enjoyment of the liberties
for which those heroes fought nave volunteered their
offered
1t may be well to observe that have. As yet only
accepted the services OF some three hundred anxiares
gentlemen much obIige your very obedent humble
want,
j. M J. CARAvAJAL.
LIST Those who may wish to ens, will be received for
ne term OF three or six months provided they armed
I'D Their pay shall be that given TO rangers operating
aGainat The Indians.
3d. They are to swear to stand faithfully by me and
The sause support against every species of enemy not
10 dsoDey orders nor to moest private and peaceable
perpOns, nor to touch private property
lh. The private property OF the enemy taken in battle
shsil b. distributed among the captos All public prop
cry arms, msnitons Of &c. shall be for The sup.
sth Atths expiration Of their term Of service. The man
shall b. entitled TO two months extra paw a. bounty
this shall b. forfeited BY leaving the service before the
expiration Of said term"