Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-27

ciaHiduou auuresseu 70 the troops under bis
command. and to the tewns that. have UNI
ted and may unite with them:
That Having this day seen commercial
notice. issccd by. the commandant Of the
Counter Custom house Guards Of Nucvo
Leon ard Tariaulipas, declaring thai all
cargoes attempting 10 go into the interior
avalllng themselves. IS it says. Of the disor-
dered state Of some places on this frontier.
will be confscated wherever found; and
that no permit will be valid unless issued
by the employees, the Government has at
the custom-housc opened to commerce. i
have resolved:
l. That until the employees Of the Gov
ernmcm Of Mexico recognize the permits
issued by the Custom house Of the towns
pronounced, [pronunriados, not to respect
or hold as valid the permits issued bs the
custom houses at the ports occupied by
the enemy.
2. That cargocs Of goods travelling with
such documents, viii be seized aud confis-
ticated as a fraudulent importation, and
the proceeds Of the senic shall go into the
funds spoken otin article six. Of the plan
referred to. ,tRcfarring to Indian tsi,rc-
dalion fund.
The Rio Bravo saysi
We learn from gentleman who ar
| rived On Monday evening, on the U. S.
steamer Corvette. that Col. Carvajal. has
received large reiniorcements Of efficient
troops and is now in situation to attack
any point he may choose to assail with a
perfect certainty of success We may
look for further operations shortly. Gen.
Avalos is busily engaged in in strengthen
ing his Notifications at Matemoras, aud
the city looks almost as warlke, as when
Gen. Taylor entered i. in 1919.
The following circular Instructions have
been sent to the officers cf the custom al
Brownsville.
Custom Housk. pdiNT ISABEL,
Collectors office Sept. &c.
SrR:-The recent reported revolution in
the ncighboring Republic of Mexico; and
the probable confusion which will arise in
the business and trade on the Rio Grande,
impose upon the officers of the customs Of
this collection district additional most i'm
portant and delicate duties.
In view, therefore, of the important e.
vents which are now transpiring ON the
Rio Grandc, you are hereby instructed to
use increased vigilance for the due protec.
ton Of the revenue, and to report all VIC
lations of the laws of the United States, by
steamers or individuals forthwith to this OF.
| fee.
You are especially Requested and in
structcd to discountenance and prevent,
to the extent Of your ability, any Invasion
ofrhe Republic of Mexico, by armed ex-
petitions from the United States, and to
sustain the present constituted authorizes
Of that Republic.
Very respectfully,
Your obcdicnt scrv't,
JOHN S. RHEA, Collectos.
! Another circular instructs the ulcers at
Brownsville to promptly seize and dctaiu
all vessels engaged in the transportation
Of men and supplies ofarms and ammuni-
\ tor intended for the revolutionists, or for
the use of bodies of men invading the Re-
public of Mexico from the United States.
The Rio Bravo, in an article under the
head, "Who shall lead" says that Gov.
Canales, acting Governor Of TanauEpas,
was marching on Matanoras, under pre-
text Of putting down the revolution, but in
fact to head it.
The Rio Bravo adds.
Should Canales become the head of this
ou'brcak,it wilinspirc every good manwiih
dlstrust. He has been engaged in so many
little squabbles with the Federal Govern