The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

Mr. yidaurri's connection with this irva sion had
circulated In Mexico, and gained some credence.
but d long correspondence the subject took place
~ tne beginning OF October between him and
oonionior' In which Vidanrri vigorously protested
asaips' nashe any idea OF annexation separation
III ie''er 10 one OF his friends, dated Monterey Oct
., he vows vengeance against the army Of Santa
Anna, or rather the garrisons of Mexico and San
Luis that had affected to endorse the plan Of Ayu,Ia
and says
As soon shall have done with the soldiers here
shall set out for the interior Of the republic with the far
midabe war trains which possess to-day and with
those considerable that shall at rampco ana
Maamoros, will then 60 TO prove to these wicked janis
sares and TO the infamous conservatives their com
panions that we, the inhabitants of the North are
neither traitors annexa,onists these liars have
reported so as to defle the sancy our cause and
after having smtten them on the face as towards and
impos'ors, shall also prove to them by photographic
comments that have refused the aid ef men and money
ne1ea me by the Omitted States and that if had done
Americans. '
on the 9th OF October we find him. after having
already commenced his operations against Mata.
moros, addressing the following communication to
Gen. Alvarez -
your Excelency will see, by the two documents which
have The honor to transmit herewith the terri
tory has been invaded by party Of three hundred Am.
rican adventurous who have crossed the RIO Bravn nj
the OF the of nj
and advice which have rece we'd is TO be resd =" !,
to be feared that another force four hundred men ia
also crossing the river the side Of the frontier a
ignorant OF the motives and the views Of this sudden in
vasion but whatever may be the effect Of
OF the conservatives, as it is generally said though
cannot believe it, that the object il some run
away from the State Of Texas or the chastias
ment and repression Of the pan Indians Who living in
peace among have caused they say severa deaths in
T.xas-I resolved to die with The national troops
under my command rather than 10 permit Mexican
territory be violated with mpunity For this purpose
lhAve tom
ofcavalry shall set out with guns Including howit
GER the aid of the section Of permanent and
troops who are preparing to resist this unjust aggression
under command Of The brave Gen. amberg second chief
OF the commandancy General Of Coahula WHOM, have
charged with this mission in view Of his fidelity ana Of
his Other commepdabe qualities. il the peril increase
will myself march to The defence Of the nationality
gravely compre missed by this of INVASION
As unity is the primary condition when foreign eneme,
are to be met have given orders to suspend all military
forces of the army of the North destined capture said
Places for it is not who viii fire single gun in civil
it is have informed of the whole matter the military
comran dants Of these two points ordering the commaa.
dalt at Matamoros to march to this capital Monterey
the 4th Light with three pieces Of artillery this Is
required by he combination which have formed pre-
sent to the enemy line Of resistance wherever ires
10 penetrate In the idea have also ordered the
chief of the section, Garza who menaeing Matamo
ros, to station himself Reynosa to await orders In
case the number o. invaders should increase would
procure the section Iuagua, San Luis Nueyo Leon
Coahuila and Iamauras to rise in mass ii possible to
repel the outrage by arms
Your ExceIeney berg by thousand titles the sole
supreme author ty that Mexico has III the gloomy cir
cumstances in shch the fugitive Dictator has left 10 on
veloped ought to report This event your TX elency
do not know whether IL will compcate situation Of
political affairs or whether it viii Mexicans lay
down their own hatred upon the altar OF rbe country
and whether it will result the grant of guarantees by
the new government aud the adoption OF the reforms
manded by the peace and prosperity Of Mexico which the
army Of the North desires to constitutional and hap
py-that condition being the elementary idea of its pro-
eramme
This, have the honor to make known to your Excel
ency that you may regulate everything relative to the
war to which have provoked, well in the
way OF diplomatic rec'amaons, which may made With
so much justice to government that does prevent
the departure from its territory Of forces organized to in
wade friendly nation. God and Liberty.
MONTEREY, Oct o, 1861 SANTIAGO VIDAURR.
The Texan papers say that this so-called invasion
was undertaken with the consent Of the Mexican
authorities at Piedras Negras, for the purpose of
furnishing the Lipan Indians for the systematic out
RACES they are in the habit of perpetratng on the
border. A battle was fought near San Fernando,
somewhere about 18th October, between Callahan's
rangers and a large force of Indians and Mexicans
in which the latter routed. Renforcements
were anXiously called for from Texas, il being the
determination of the rangers to hold their ground
Serious complications may arise out of this affair.
Comonfort had left the capital on the 10TH in com.
pany with Haro Tamariz, for Cuernavaca, to con-
suit Alvarez this frontier invasion and on several
other grave questions
Vidaurri was regarded with much suspicion and
aatm. He has been at the head, not of portion OF
the revolutionary forces but of what he calls the
Army of the North, which Las been operating
totally independent of Alvarez. 1t was reported
that banner with Mexican colors, bearing in the
green part eagle without the FIG tree tropei0 in
the white part five stars, and on its whole surface
the words g Union, religion independence; Repub-
lie of Sierra Madre been taken from the troops
Of yidaurri by the garrison of Matamoros. The fact
appeared significant. The five stars represented, il
is said, the five States OF Tamaulipas, Coahula,
Nuevo Leon, Chihuahua and Durango. II is plain,
therefore, that the object Of Mr.. Vidaurris revou
ton was the establishment OF the republic Of the
Sierra Madrc. He had not officially recognized the
government OF Alvarez.
In this distracted condition Of aiairs-with civil
war still continuing, and with an invading force Cd
the frontier-was the unfortunate republic OF Mex
leo at the date OF last advicc5 Nothing out the
most prudent and able administration OF The govern
ment could bring order and tranquility ont OF such
chaos and dssention. Let Us hope that Mexico will
find such government, and that she viii ere long
find herself ia the path OF peace and prosperity.
Farther Par of the Loss Of the Propel
ler Delaware.
LIST OF THE LOST AND sAvED-ROBBfkY OF THE
pEtl--STL AIING THE CARGO.