New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16

- nj two months the towns Of Guerrero,
az, and Reynosa are expected 10 iono" tue oas =.
&c From this source alone tardVaJh eAPeoss "
psceiye an addition OF over QUO Deu 30 us
IN .he meantime. with his present force ne NUS
he command OF all the r0acs e tolI in'o VI. he
nor and, as he does Dot recognize AvaOs ham
"a Determined that al the eoo1s INA. an ali NV
hyoueh, into Matamoros under that tt'ln eua p.J
~ oTrtv III thew should attempt 10 pass 'ne "a
through The country, without such pases, w 10
he will confscate them, 10 mater VINO may NC VIC
owners. -.,....,o .os,,l. If .he ,evolu.
80, Oen Cnravsal SAID he adhered 70 the plan ~
~ Guerrero, as original puo'shed mat II the ou
.,eue Government would TscOgniZe the Necessary
II the reforms deman0 ed IN that documen'' ana car
~ them on. IN coed faith TOWARD the cilzeas oI ts
Soyhem States, he would lay down MS arms anu
cheerfully return to his duties as cilizen Out IL
,h,s should be refused he would fall BACK upon Tue
o,h Article of that plan organize PROVISIONAL "ov
ernment and maintain a separate independence uhth
sucb time as the General Government snOuso ie1uih
10 their senses and give them the reforms neeueai
He distinctly and emphaiically disciaIned an ioed
of accession or annexation, and stated tha' tne
movement was nothing more than wDat II Por,
norted 10 berellef from the crushing oppfessoh VI
he Central Government. exercised 0y means Oh IN
iust tariffs and moDoPolies and by Inc presence vi
.oytbIess and expensive standing army. lie claimed
10 be a Mexican at heart as wei as 10y oirth, ana
aid he would never consent TO the severance or
enslavemeat Of his county
tn. Americ.ns v no had rallied around his stand
ard we're many OF them fellow soldiers with MN In
me war OF the Federaists against the Cen'ralists,
ard had Joined him now, at his lngltation, to carry
INTO effect similar objects for " hich they then fought
and which they would then have obtained but forthe
neachery OF Canales.
While was in Caravaja's camp several persons
came in and complained OF being robbed by his men,
and the General ordered al immediate investigator
INTO the circumstances of each case, declaring his
frn determination not TO permit such outrageous
proceedings by any person under his command
When left preparations were being made for hold
ing a courtmartial upon person III whose posses
sion stolen property had been found. The
stolen ARTICLES were promptly returned to their own
ers and the General expressed his Intention ot re-
muneratng the losers for the property that could not
be found.
Gen. CaIvajal stated that as soon as his expected
feenforcements from up the river reached him,
which would be in few DAYS, he would leave his
present camp for the interior. and n the enemy
should present themselves outside OF the fortified
towns he would give them a chaparral fight.
Being entirely unincnmbeTed with baggage wagons
or artillery, he would be enabled to choose his posi-
tons and roads and from the known caliber Of his
men, no had no doubt OF the result.
There is rumOr III TO nn that he Mexican troops
have occupied Cerralyo. but canno, trace It. c. c.