The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-29
Interesting from the Rio Grande.
OUR MATAAoRos CORRESPONDENT.


In siGhr or hATAAoRos, MEXICO Oct. 8, 1855.
Capitalization IF the Dictators 7roops-1ss Of he Com
rod--hore fighting and 7ruce--Entrance 10 san Luis
FotGf-Aaenter TiriF-O Organization If the Natiaral
Guords-faer on the Rio Characterization Elections
The brigade of bis Highness' loyal tro DDS
holding Mstamoros under Castro, have at last captu
lated, and the 5th inst the agreement for the pur-
pose formally entered into on the part of the com
missioners appointed by the contending parties We
have at last succeeded In bumbng these arrogant fellows
whose very presence this frontier insult to its
children. sati.f.d, are, with the triumph OBJ
tansd bitterly regret nevertheless, that the ncen-
diary letty despo VOL by escaping in time has cheated
the hangnsn out of his Their days of nsolent
power are now among the things that we're, and they
will never again holo sway the banks of the Rio
6rande
Ry 'he terms Of the capituation their entire force
with tie exception If such Of the troops as shall
loose to remain national guards will be allowed to
depart each soldier to have his arms accoutrements and
ur ROUNDS Of ammunition to be furnished the animals
necessary for removing their baggage months pay,
Elk pieces Il artillery without ammunition three of these
pieces TO he given up at the end the first days Jour-
ny and The other three 10 be left wherever the govern
men and commanding general Of Tamaulpas Garza may
determineevery species Of property considered
opgng to the government to be delivered over and the
entire brgades TO be subject to Garzas ORDERS
They Of acknowledge the supremacy Of the revou
tiopary government and declare that they always
have been the supporters Of federal institutions
Such has the end this frontier Of these depraved
who cooling doves IN adversely and heartless
vampires when In power.
On the 10TH li,h and 18th utimo, q conflict Of arms
took place between the troops Of Tamaupas and Nuevo
Leon, and those stationed at San Luis Potoh, when
through the iptercessiop Of General Comonfors commits
upon. Santa Annals General Parrodi, with Cruz and
others, commanded the regulars, and COL Zuaza COM
having the truce San Luis was sn
possession Of BY our troops, and Parrodi with his
H. s ss IL. Sso. Of o.,.,
called Of Monterey arrived at the latter city, when he
received with all the pomp and circumstance due
his dignity and characteristic Of people essentially Ca
tbolic.
Governor vdaurri has published decree allowing the
importation salt through the ports Of entry
this line its paying duty Of dollar per fame
ga, IA measure of twelve pecks.)
The National Guards are being organized the
whole country from the sierra Madre to the Gulf Of Mex
and the orders are To be in readiness to march
moments warning in 1t should be necessary for the
army Of the North t. advance the city Of Mexico,
AND then regulate matters to the satisfaction Of this
frontier ana not few ntriguers and corrupt old
Of the power he Yields and will make all feel that
the Of the revolution Is owing to his Efforts
SO nobly seconded by this frontier in arms
We cherish the fond hope that brighter fortune
awaits Mexico. and that, under liberal system of 60
verDment, its numerous will developed and
brought into life under the protection of government
that will repet the rights liberties of people It
is believed by the most intelligent men in the country
that the late lesson Taught then the despot Santa Anna
will tend 10 for the establishment Of freedom
and republican institutions In the country These
the only institutions that may yet the country and
secure its nationality.
From private letters received in camp learn that the
fever the river very bad and In Reynosa Camargo
and other places the line its ravages alarming
The change ofrulers, all had believed has impaired
life into trade and this line and heavy
mportations continually made under the present
moderate tariff
To-day, suppose, will be one Of excitement on the
ericsn tide Of the river, election for District
Judge will he holden in Brownsville, and at other places
In the Twelfth Ju iical district The candidates G.
Basse present Chief Justice Of Cameron county, and T.
j. Davis district attorney In and for the Twelfth district
have not the least idea to what the result may be.
My next, hope, will be from Matamoros and a. re-
pec the lo~ Rio Grsnde at least also the extent OF
country from here to the Sierra Madre will endeayor TO
keep you duly informed RIO BRAVO.