Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-30

3 An arrival al New orleans Drought 10 the Flca-
Yune the following letter from its correspondent,
and also papers to the 9th inst.
Special Correspondents Of the n. o Picsyune.
BROWNSVILLE, Oct. IL, 1855.
Eds. Pic.-Matamoras has at length fallen! The
Revolutionary uoops under Guadalupe Garcia
entered the city Peaceably on the 9th inst, and
have since been engaged in arranging terms for
the final abandonment OF the place by the ex-
Government troops. The latter, for want OF sup
plies, were unable longer 10 adhere to their pro-
nuncamentO in favor of the de fnctO Government
Gen. Cara is daily expected, and strange TO say,
has sent on positive orders that Vidauui shall no
longer be recognized as general-n. chief, at least
by the officers at TamaulpaS or the troops under
their command Every thing remains in confusion
across the river. MatamoTaS having at length sue
cumbed, IS Gow in quiet pc SeSSIn at the revOu
tionsts, but under what king, quisn sabe? [who
knows
Late advices from Monterey represent that Sal
tilIO had pronounced against VIdaurri about the
22d nit. As soon as the news reach Monterey or
derS were promptly issued fmr the march oil some
600 troops, with four pieces OF artillery, upon the
Refractory city.
Tie Sallllanos having got wind Of the rigid
measures contemplated against them, AID having
no forces to back up their pronuRciamento, with
the usual facility of Mexican towns in doubtful
emergencies, re pyOnOunced--that is, returned 10
the Chief OF the North, and sent down COM.
mission to treat Tor prnary indulgence. / heiE
pTcnuncaInent is said (sy those favorable 10 Vi
dauHD 10 have originated III misconcepuOn OF
the terms upon which temporary cessation Of
hoStiitieS between Juan Zuazua and Gen. PaTrodi
had baEn settled beIere San Luis. In fret, they
had been too haSty-had trumped their partner s
trick, and, dS'iking TO be whipped, were anxious
to b, g out of the Sctape.
The Brownsville Flag. of the 5th, has the fol-
lowing under the head of "Matanoras Taken al
Lasts"
| 1t is now. We believe, reduced to a certainty,
that the heroic city of AIa.amolas has fallen into
the hands Of the insurgents On the 4Ih instant
a consultation was held between a commission
OF the Two aTmes and yesterday the Jesuit OF HAT
conference was published 10 the world and the
rest Of mankind.
writing from Matamoras, on the lNtn instant, says
that about two thirds Of astto's troops marched
out that morning, aud the balance were 10 leave
the following day. Tie FrderalS had taken pos
session of the town aud custom, house. He also
| mentions The runner that Gaia had S=nt dispatch
es 10 Guadalupe Garcia. ordering him TO hold no
luther communication with Vidaurr, as the peO-
pie Of Tamaupas did not agree with The latter
IN his opinions as to the church, and they intend
ed TO cut loose from him aud act for themselves
The correspondent adds:
'ilG this report be tue, and | have reason to
think there is foundation for H. then the TevO
lutionis not over, at least this rontier. The
hand OF the clergy is visible in this movement, and
| 1t may postpone VRlauIIiS intended proclamation
| of the Republic OF the Sierra MndTe, which was
| looked for IN less than ninety days"