New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
The Revolution in Northern MexiCo-Capture of
CamargO.

The RIO BrarO (Brownsville) of the LIST
inst gives the following aocoun; of the taking of
Camargo:
We have lust seen and converscd with very in
telieent gentleman, who was actively engaged
throughout the whole battle of Camargo. IL lasted
for some twenty hours and was very holly contest
ed About sixty men on the side OF the regular Mex
lean forces were killed, and seyernl wounded Of the
troops of Col. Carvalal.
The Mexican regulars fought with much deerm
nation and bravery, and only overc )me by the
superior skill and vlror of their adyerSarles. The
actual number engaged by the supporters of Garyp II
evidently less than that of the regulars but they
were very excellent soldiers and generally more
efficient sort Of men Col Carvaal, himself. behaved
With the utmost GOODNESS and gallantry during the
contest. The terms OF capltulatlon which we puohsh
today. are liberal and credltahae to both parties
We understand the surrender was at discretion, and
the terms subsequently granted by Col CarvaJal
voluntary, in great measure, on has part.
day 50 after the fight Col { took as We lie irn
about fifty miles below Camargo, regular detach-
ment of sixty cavalry prisoners, on their way to ION
Gen. Ayalos al Mat imoros. They were surprised
and iald down then arms On the 2oth instant they
were marched INTO Camargo amid the rejoicing oil
the people.
We copy the following from the same paper
INrEREsrlNG.-We know through a reliable source
thar Gen AValOS, convinced OF the critical clrcum-
stances this frontier Is to-day placed H. has proposed
10 cur llusuious auy amienio the prudent measure
of ahoshng all prohibitions and reducing the tarlh
duties provided that such asep viii be agreed to 10y
the CORPORATION under It's own anc the Generals re-
spOr>lblllv.
FROM CANARGo.-In the town Of Cdmargo on the
2lst OF September 1851 ali the citizens having had
a popular meeting under the presidency oil the nrst
alcade. 10 deliberate aS to The pToprety Of their.
secondng the plan proposed on The 10Th oil the cur
rent month (Sepiember) proclaimed Dy the llberatng
forces now occupying tins place under command oil
ST Don Jose Maria Carvadl and 10 which the troops
of the General Government, under the orders oil Sr
Camacho. have surrendered, the twelve articles
contained IN SAID plan read and after chs US
sion the same BY exclamation were approved, re-
solving al the same time 10 attach copy OF tins act
which was signed by all the citizens present. mum"
bering some hundred names
4 certified COPY, Second Constitutional Court OF
Camarco, Sop,ember26, 1851. SECtNDISo RBciO.
From FL Ben Puhlico.
Most unfortunately the terriMe e'h> OF cNlI wal
are berg felt on this frontier.
The troops of AvaloS's brigade, which, under Tue
officer Don Vicente Camacao we're Stationed al Ia
MARCO. were attacked 0y ;ie forces under The CON-
mard of Col Don jos, Maria CarvaJal. who, on the
2th. took possession of that place IN spite OF tue re-
sSisnce made 10 prevent him II wall 50 appear from
the following capltulaton agreed upon between the
officers OF the two contending forces.
la view OF what has occurred. Il Is 70 be feared
the parties who have pronounced viii direct them
selves 10 tins port and. should II so happen, Ne be-
stech our lluStriouS ny uniamiento by no means 10
allow Gen. Ayaos 10 defend himself within TINS city
for IN such case the consequences would BE- disas
nous 10 many OF its inhabitants
CtfITtLArloN
In the town of Camargo. on the 10Th dsy Of the
month of September. 1851, the officers under the
conn andant Of squadron, Don Vicente Camacho,
aer cd 10 enter Ito the folio wing Capltuiaton with
1ol Don lose Maria J. Carvaial, IN accordance with
the amy regulates and actual cusum>,spceS IL
ls ss follows,