The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-06

Rinraod Barracks and says that he determined to
the neutrality laws far - Lies In his power
From the New Orleans Pioayune, Dec. %
It appears that the reports Of the defeat of
published in the Brownsville Flag, and received here
day or two ago, were perfectly correct the otcs re-
port Of Gen. Jauregu published and shows that Cara
vsjals forces ple ely routed He writes from
Cerravo under date of December LIST He relates that
after raising the sege Of Matamoras he received infor
nation that Carayaa at Tore elias aud order
ed fall back to Cadareyta to prevent being surprised
Then expecting to effect junction with Avalos Jsu-
reru again advanced as far as Mier which place he
entered the 2lst of October without opposition Not
meeting Ayaos, he retired second time to Cerralvo
He was followed up closely by Caravaal both parties
marching through the chaparrsl On the 9th the ct
tack OF Cerralvo was commenced JauIegui complains
dissolved ard he received assistance from the
Inhabitants The attack brisk, but Jauregui
found it to concentrate ali his forces on one
point in order to prolong the combat On the morning
Of the LIST instant the besegers ceased the attack and
A detachment of eighty cavalry was sent out to pur-
them They took the road from Aguaegus to Gusr-
Caravaas loss colonel four officers and more
than forty prvates killed the greater number Ameri
cams, and more than seventy wounded Jauregui con.
fesses to officer slightly wounded two commits
stoned officers and fourteen privates ounded and six
privates killed.
Several British residents have sent communication
to the government complaining Of the Inequality In the
payment of duties caused by the tariff enforced at
Matamorcs by General Avalos
joaquin de Munoz Munoz has been elected first AL
The Legislature of Tamaulipas has passed vote Of
thanks to the "heroic deen iers Of Matamoras" The
banners Of the National Guard which participated in the
defence, are to be inscribed with the words Valenes
dnsores de la fegridad deite,ritero Mericano valiant
defenders Of the integrity Of the Mexican territory
mob in Acapulco, on the 9th ult assaulted and
stoned the American Hotel, causing some damage.
The American adventures who had stationed them
selves at Bussani in Sonora fed when they heard that
military force was marching against them.
The forces of Sonora have lately been gaining some
advantages over the Indians.
On the 18th ult hundred men, with two pieces Of
tillery, left Tampico for Matamoras.
The Senate has passed resolution to adjourn on the
10th Of this month.
The Universal Of the 7th inst, says that, the day
before the Chamber of Deputies had received from the
Senate its dissent to the law authorizing the raising Of
the prohibitions.
An arrangement has been made with the English
dito, by which for five they to receive per
cent annual interest and of amortization, and after
wards per cent interest and amortization The Spa
nish debt has been arranged in the same way.
The amount Of S5l5 has been subscribed in Mszatlan
for the benefit of the defenders Of Cuba.
The cholera has completely subsidized at MaSatlan.
duel has been fought in Chihuahua between the
well known D. Angel Trias and American who had
spoken sghtingy of the Mexicans. Trias wounded
and the American killed,