New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09
Later from the BraZos.

The steamship Yacht, Capt Thompson,
arrived this morning from Brazos. which place she
left on the 2Tth inst She brings $5936 50 IN specie
ON reieht. Among her passengers are zen J"so
Lopez uisgs, and Capt Mug ineita OF the Mexic Al
army
TIE schr Susan, hence for the Brazos, when near
the bal, The 22d inst shipped heavy sea, which
stove iA.heI buwaIks and cabin. Mr.. Martin, PAS
senger from this city, killed by the force OF tne
wave, and was buried at sea, on the morning OF 'ne
18th, of the bar
Gen Ursga, we learn, having suppressed the in-
surTectoI any movement on the Rio Granse, was
about return 10 the capital but has determined ~
take tour through the Cnited States before return
iIg home He IS accompanied BY an aid ana oy
Judge Carazos member OF the Mexican Congress
The t. s. District Court, Judge Walrous pres Ding
was organized In Brownsville on the 221 lnss' I
Fauntieroy was appointed clerk. The Judge Imine-
dalely directed wits TO be issued for summo ing
Grand and Petit Jury, which were returned ine mex.
day--the Grand Jury sTorn in and the whole Ju1icial
machinery put into operation The action oil the
Court has, thus far, been prompt and energehc,
TIE Brownsville Flag contains the io!!o"lhg ie''fi
HEADQuARrERs U s. TROOPS, on the ri, Granie'
Rlggod Barracks Texas. Jan 10, lS1z. -
GENERAL IL would be injustice 10 my appieolt-
ton OF the service you have rendered our Respective
countries, do permit you to take your uepaI.ihe
from this frontier without returning TO you ny LualAs
for our kindIess towaId me- and through ms W my
couutrymen and without expressing IN the most
positive manner my opinion OF the great lmpetsance
Of your own country of your concuct m the dlnoui'
cOmllcdtpt
this portion of the Republic of Mexico. it'd.
have made request 70 you FOR tae iacui.fs'on
of commerce. or for the convenience or pfoIec,a.yI
Of nv countymen, that you have TO-. ieaihy
grated aud this. too. despite OF the paIu;lpaton
OF some OF the awless citizens OF the United otttcs
in the unfortunate internal difficulties eXsting III 'e
STATE of TamauliDas <.,
You have also furnished ire much Information
which has been useful ID preserving unsuliIeo the
honor aud integrity of my country and which lcould
not have Obtained from any other source.
For these acts OF Kindness and marks OF consider,
alton desne, General, before taking hna leave oil
YOU 10 return my most sincere thanks.
Ii sfIoIds me much pleasure to beartesrmony 10
the wisdom, energy and effectiveness OF your ad-
ninstr alton OF this frontier. Tlaced IN most uli-
fcult position, YOU have done much 10 restore the
reign OF order and quiet among the restless nhao-
itaHts along the line of the Rio Grande Inc non
existence Of actual war on this border Is due III
gIeat peasu G, to your exertions.
[ desire most heartily that your country may
have as able ard faithful representative IN your
Successor. -,
In this closing act OF our correspondence U General,
offer YOU the assurance OF my highs consideration,
and pray you to believe that wherever your pubic
duties or your private fortune may LEAD IN future'
you will bear with you the kindess regards OF your
very obedient eerv ant and sincere friend.
WIN. Il. HARVEY,
Col I'd. Dragons, Brv't B ig. Gen l. ). A.
To Gen. Jose Uraga, OF the Mexican Army