The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-10-13
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Fojiere 0 offhe Rerolafion-C Celebration o. .He1
icaa Independence.

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icaa Independence.
Below we give an extract from a private let
ter to a commercial house in this city, dated
Matamoras, Sept. 10, 1881
We are in state OF revolution in this quar-
ter, and business Of all kinds seems 10 be very
dull on both sides fthe river.
Tie insurgents were, by the last accounts, in
the peighborhood Of Monterey, the Government
troops following in their wake A thousand
contradictory reports are adoat with regard to
thei respective movements. ii is impossible
to get al the real state Of affairs, or to venture
prediction with regard to the ultimate result.
Tie annexed interesting letter is from our at
tentive correspondent at MatamoraS. It will
be seen tlat be concludes by stating that cour-
iyr arrived in that city OH the l7th with the
inpo.,1nt news that the attempt Of the revou-
tionisis on Monterey had failed, the inhabitants
of that city refusing to Join them. This being
the case, our correspondent, with good reason,
as il appears, arrives at the conclusion that the
revolution is at an end.
Especial correspondence ofthe Picayune.l
MArAMoRAs, MEX., Sept. II.
The revolution in this part Of Mexico has at
last turned ont TO be failure. The success
with which it commenced, and which encour-
aged the friends Of progress TO hope for a COM
pIete change of Government, was followed by
'rererses, which have finally ended in almost a
total dispersion Of the revoluonists, and rivited
more firmly, if possible, the chains Of the Dicta-
tor upon this unfortunate people.
The arrival yesterday Of Col. Castro, with
500 troops, increases the garrison Of this city
10 about 800 men, and il is reported that it
viii be further Increased so as to number 1000.
It is yerv doubtful, however, fthis can be done,
IS il will weaken other points, and my opinion
S, that no more troops can be spared for this
fontipr.
The Americans on the opposite side Of the
liver have taken but little or no interest in this
natter, with the exception Of the editor of the
.fmerican Flog, published in Brownsville, who
appears most deeply concerned in the progress
and resulIef the revolution.
Yesterday, the 10th of September was the
anniversary of Mexican Independence, and was
celebrated as all such days are, by the firing of
cannon, paradng of troops, Sc Thetwo Co
yernmentS, through their military representa-
ives on The frontiers, Gen. Vol and Mai. e.
Iorter, took advantage the day to shake hands
seross he Rio Grande, and TO renew their high
Considerations, &c.
Just as / am closing, courier has arrived
ifinging the news that the attempt Of the Ievolu-
Goniss on Monterey has been a failure, the in
habitants Of that city refusing to join them
Thus enas the Tamaulipas revolution.
DIsrEEssTNG. We regret TO learn that Wm.
Foster, son of Mr., Joseph Foster, Of Broad-toF
Township, was SO badly injured on Wednesday
d last week, by being caught in cider mill, as
because his death in "a hours after receiving
The injury, Hpvas a promising boy of nearly
tn years ofage.