The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

Additional from the Mex lean Revelation.
correspondent Of the New Orleans Delta writing from
Brownsville, Texas, under date Of Oct 7, says
Since last had this pleasure, the Comanche and the
United States steamer Corvette have arrived em the
Col Carvaa bringing news conr matory Of previous sd
vices, OF the fight at Camargo Col O. commenced the
sngsse%sps WITH gu. NIFTY men and continued It in
a time, of seven men slightly wounded
The government troops, commanded by Col. Csmacho.
numbered, 1t IL stated, nearly two hundred Of which
numter he had thirty eight killed and as many more
most of them dap gerousy-wounded the remainder
rendering themselves prisoners of war.
Cen Avaos, he is termed Gusjalote, by his
mics from exploits attributed to him in former years,
the Vera Cruz and city OF Mexico road-has fortified
himself a siege in Matamoras His position equal.
y dhsgeesbe and unsafe and he cannot but be salts
fled oft
few days ago the city authorities waited upon him
to request compliance with the tariff Of rates estsb
hed by Gel Csryaa for the government Of the custom
house officials and which they demanded to have put In
force Immediately
His compliance was quickly extorted but the collsctor
refractory and protested against the change, and
only brought his BY the efe Potco order
ing out the National Guard and placing him and his
putty In custody where they have remained until the
present time in close confinement.
Tamauipas Neuvo Leon, Coahuis, and Zscatecas,
the deeply interested in the present revou
onary movement but there can be very little doubt Of
the desires Of the other northern states Of their dis
position to join in the revolt when matters have pro-
gressed little The revolutionis require the rs-
moval Of he whole military department Of the northern
frontier, but General Avalos not only will retire.
but expresses his determinatoh to light TO the last
boasting that Col Csrvssl will only send away the
few Americans in his camp, he can whip hi n one
against three The force under Col Carvsjd is about
1t is current that Canaes prevent acting Governor
of Tsmaulipas about leaving Victoria, with some six
hundred men OF the National Guards but for what
purpose does net appear with any certa inty.
October s. 1851 since mine OF yesterday express
the capture OF the latter place by the revolutionary
force by which they obtained possession Of piece Of
artillery belonging to the brigade Of Avalos which In
creases the number Of guns In the possession OF that
doughty cheftan TO four out Of six he had short time
ago
not able to give you posi- i've information of thu
actual condition Of affairs In Csmargo and neighbor-
hood but feel authorized notwithstanding your In
structons, to say that Colonel Csrvssl IL ut the
head Of force, can any moment be sufficient to
enable him promptly TO reduce Monterey, Mstamoras,
any other place this side OF Sierra S.adre
You will readily believe this when state authorized
~, that large portion Of the revolutionary army Is
American and composed, too, Of men Injured to war,
sfler did marksmep intelligent and dauntess such
In fact did the terrible execution at Camargo where
the Mexican soldiers stood stricken before then
at the distance Of two hundred yards srins With a.
much precision and deadliness Of aim as II engaged ct
There very little res.on 10 doubt the success Of tAs
present revolution all that Is wanting to its
early triumph certain concessions fro the Central
Mexicsp government IL has not the power withhold,
the Of few influential parties resident
Disseminated States and American force iupart
resolution and compel hnai separation and an nds-
have just learned that osnales has arrived In Mata-
morss with the Intention, IL Is alleged Of accommodate
ing matters between Avalos and Carvsjsl
From the Brownsville Rio Bravo Oct 81
The following circular instructions have been sent to
the officers Of the customs ut Droynsvle:-
CUUoI UorsE, PorrT IsAByt.
Collectors Office sept 20 I
siRThe recent reported revolution in neixhboe.
ing republic Of Mexico and the probable confusion which
Will srife In the business and trade the Rio 0ranAs
impose upon the officers Of the customs this ection
district additional most important and delicate duties
In view Therefore Of the important which are
now transpiring the Rio Grsnde, you hereby
sruced 10 Increased vigilance for the due protection
Ct the and TO report oil violations Of the laws
of the United States by steamers Individuals forth
with TO this Office. Yeu especially requested ana
instructed to and prevent TO the
OF your ability any invasion OF the republic Of Mexico
by armed expeditions from the United states aud to
sustain the present conftituted authorities Of that re-
public. Very respectfully your obedisnt servant,
JOHN s. RHEA, Collector.
Another circu lar ipstructs the officers at Brownsville
TO promptly seize and detsn al vessels engaged In tia
deportation of men and supplies. ami ammu-
milton intended for the revolutionists the use f
bodies OF men invading the republic Of Mexico from the
United States
should Cansies become the head Of this outbreak IL
will inspire every good man with distrust e has been
engaged in many little squabbles with the federal
government, which have al ended In hs discontinue
and diegrace-he has acted with much perndy, AMI
want both q honor and courage that sensible mss
would put the least condolences in anything under bis
control His own countrymen cannot help despisinx
him the Americans detest him OF the bsssst Of
mankind Ills foul sacrifice Of the vzsnt Texans under
Jordan Is not yet and never will be, forgotten
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