Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-22
From the N. U. Picayune.
LATER FROM THE. RIO GRANDE.

| Ihe keU0Lltiion IN MeTjco-- Surrender of Req
noSa 10 the ReuolutiomStS.
| The steamship Yacht, Capt. Thompson, arrived this
morning from the Rio Grailde. She brought $S65e
in specie on f,eisht. BY this arrival we have copy
OF the Rio Bravo ethe Sh inst publisfed at Browns
vile. 1t appears that the revolutionary forces al
again in motion. The Rio Bravo says
| We hear, the arrival of special courier last
night, that detachment OF the troops OF Col Caryaia
two days ago, entered the city OF Reynoso, and de-
manded OF the Government forces, its immediate
render. After some hesitation the demand was com.
piled with and one cannon ana considerable supply
| Of ammunition, provisions and small arms, fell into
the hands OF The yictors. Ths bloodless tri-
Hmph, and shows conclusVey that the people every
where in favor of this revolutionary movements
The Government troops meet with cold looks hard
knocks whatever they turn.
At the latest moment the Rio Bravo learned that
Gen. Canaes had arrived at Ma amoras with con-
siderable body Of men. Gen. Av4os went out to
meet him. whether friend foe is not yet known.
The lilo Bravo publishes the substance of two let
tefsone addressed to Gen. jauregu and the other to
Gen Amador--wrien by Col Manuel Molina, from
Mdlamora5 before the battle OF Camargo, which were
intercepted by Col. Carvajal.
The letter addressed to General Jauregul contains
nothing of note, but the other addressed to General
Afnador, says that Camacho is at Camargo we'll for
t!fedhad not fought, and only awaiting the al
rival Of Gen. Jauregu with his troops ana indian
hordes, to attack the sedtonists, and, if possible
hang all who are caught; and with the ring leaders,
Carvaal and Canales, do as was done with Narcisso
nunclamento tor the amusement of himself and
frlendspromses osend him news, and that they are
determined to die to the last man.
Col. Carvaal, chief of the revolutionary forces has
published the following proclamation addressed to the
troops under his command, and to the that have
united and may unite with them:
That having this day seen commercial notice, is
sued by the commandan OF the Counter Custom house
Guards OF Nueyo Leon and Tamaupas, declaring
that all cargoes attempting to go into the interior,
awaiting themselves as says Of the dsordered state
n m trODtIer will he ann6, tod
wherever fopnd and that permit will be valid un-
less issued by the employees the Government has at
the cusom-house opened to commerce, have resell
ved
l. That until the employees of the Government of
Mexico recognize the permits issued by the Custom
house of the towns pronounced, Iproninciados,l not
to respect or hold valid the permits issued by
the cusom-houses at the ports occupied by the enc
my
That cargoes of goods travelling with such doc
uments, will be seized and confscated fraudulent
Importation, and the proceeds of the same shall 90
INTO the funds spoken of in article six, of the plan re-
ferred to. [Referrng to Indian depreciation fund.-
The Rio Bravo says:
We learn from a gen. leman who arrived on Mon
day evening, on the q. S. Corvette that Col
Carvala has received large reaorcemens OF efficient
troops, and is now in situation 10 attack any point
he may choose to assa with perfect certainty of
cess We may look for further opera ions shortly
Gen Avalos is busily engaged in strengthening his for
tlcatlons at Maamoras, and the city looks almost
warlke as when General Taylor entered 1t in 1916.
The following circular instructions have been sent to
the officers of The customs at Brownsvile
Custom House, POINT ISABEL,
Collectors Office, Sept 26. {
Sir: The recentreported revolution in the neghborng
Republic of Mexico, and the probable confusion which
i'll arise in the business and trade the Rio Grande
impose upon the officers OF the customs of this coec
on district additional most important aad delicate du
ties.
la view therefore, OF the important events which are
now transpirng on the RIO Graudo, you are hereby
instructed to increased vigilance tor the due protac
zion OF the revenue and to report all violations of the
laws of the Unied States by steamers or individuals
forthwith TO Ibis Office.
You are especially requested and instructed to dis
counenance and prevent, to the extent OF your ability
any invasion OF the Republic OF Mexico, by armed ex-
petitions from the United States, and to sustain the
present constituted authorities OF that Republic.
Very respectfully,
Your obeient servant,
JOHN S. RHEA, Collector
Another circular ilsructs the officers at Browns
vile TO promptly seize and detan all vessels engaged
IN the transportation OF men and supplies OF and
ammunition intended for the reYoulionss, for the
use OF bottles OF men Invading the Republic of Mexico
from the United States.
The Rio Bravo in an article under the head "Who
will lead, says that Gov Canales acting Governor
OF Iamaglipas. was marching Maamoras, under
preext OF putting down the revolution but in fact TO
head it.
The Rio Bravo adds:
Should CanaIes become the head o this outbreak, il
will inspire every good man with dstrust He has been
engaged in many ittlo sqlabble5 with the Federal
Government, which have all ended in his discontinue
and disgrace-he has acted with so much perfidy and
want both of honor and courage that no onsible man
would put the least confidence 10 any thing under his
control. His own counrymen cannot help despisIug
him-the Americans detest him as OF the baeet Of
mankind His foul sacrifice OF the gallant Texans
under Jordan s not yet and never will be forgotten.