New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

nov Ia quiet pofsaesou CT the Fsyou.iols,s bat ur-
DIR wbd bhe Qrten sale
Late vices from slcE'eTey represent that SaItil1
he1 pronounced against Viraurri about the I'D alt,
As rs The Lsws reached Monterey order, were
promptly stued FOR the rosrcb OF some COO troops With
-four prcts Of ileTy, upon the refractory ciy
Ire Se'tbtpos bavlrg got sind ofte rigid inca
contemplated ssa Is them and having no forces
70 back up their pronuncisuento, with the US Isl
facility Of Nc xican towns in doubtful emergencies
bat IT, returned 70 their alIegi4ncs to
the Chief Of tie Moth and cent Go wG a commission
10 tIt at for penaIy inc gence. T5eir proc uncia-
ntrtO s said 10y hose favorable TO Vidaui) have
Origin s'ed il misccncfpfion Of TIE terms upon which
a temporary creation OF hos'ilities bet Seen juan
Z0szUa sDc Gen. Parod had Aen settled before san
Luis III fact, they had been TOO hssty had trumped
thrif partD,rs trick, and, disliking 70 be whipped
were arxious 70 beg oct Of the scrape
In ar q ton 10 the letter Of our correspondent we
have ~ ceived Tie BroDar le Flag of the Goth alt.
AID C INST. The latter contains The f)io ring under
tbe head Of " Mstamoros Taken a. Lss.'
II IS DOW, We believe, reduced to certainty that
The heroic city Of Hatanoros has fallen into the hands
Of the irFurgtut,. On the ilh inst consultation
hso tetween a commission from the two armies, and
yes erdaJ ~ result Of that conference published
tt the world and n est Of mankind. The document
COn'oips the following provisions:
= That The actual hostility between the troops which
occupy Metsnolos and the Garz. br2ade, under the
comBIatd Of Col. Gusdaupe, shall cease.
?. The garrison, under command OF Gen. Castro,
will sbat con The place. ard pisce themselves under
uaIch for the iteor Of the republic cs early as prac
ticsble
3. tie said earri.on arc allowed to take with them
the po,ery pertaining 10 tho chiefs, officers and
army which hoy Ow have, with the exception OF
tbCFe OF whatever class who choose 70 remain, either
separated from the service until superior ordere, or
who may voluntarily tLd heir services as National
GusIJt This last cObCICn l. derstOod az rel sting
TO be troops.
RE garrison viii take with them ell the equip
ag- poIialirz - a soldier; their 8Tms, Elk pieces of
artillery, and four rounds o. ANIMATION. 1nen fol
low seven Other aicles providing for the cafe aud
mn olC.ed transit Ct ire cvhcuGDg forces, ant for
tie alHen:, 5ClIcmicgi alOHalee, OF one months
W. e. The cCcumeLt 10 signed with the has OF the
Tespecti'e conmissons Of the bescsen and besesers
ana furit er rn.fed by the commanders Of tho tso
armies
We were in Mttsmoros yesterday when this treaty
was made public The Fc1erals had not entered
formal v but an e,cot in 10 ascertain whom il
COW cuient for the present ircumbents TO tura
their Authority. Monday DeXt, we uBdefstand 10 tue
DAY fixed upO for The rendition. The Federals, jutg-
ir FRI m 81, earaIees were heartily welcomed by the
G. ze ms OF MatamOIos and q ey Themselves Looked 10
be quite at home They have the arms and accoutrc-
meI,fs of our own baokwOodsmen and looked not un-
lbe company OF Ttxas Rangers as they leisucely
feo iLIoush tie streets We heard an officer at our
elbow exclam Pare en- a los PaakCes."
Thtre every reason to apprthe,d het the present
change will great, benefit the frontier The incom-
inc autbt rites belonging as they 90 TO the State Of
TomauII ar, are themselves personally Itsres ed in
III wefaie; which was not the with the former
inCuubeLts.
One Of cur correspondents, writing from Matamoros
on The 10th il 81 sGys that about two thirds of Css
tros troops M rchod out tbot morning, enc the bal
aDCc wfre TO leave the following day. Tbs Fcderls
btd taken possession Of The town aud custom-house
lie aso meniioLs the IumOr that Cara had sent de-
sLatctes TO Guadalupe Garcia oicerng him to hold
no further communication with Vidautr Us tho people
Of Tanaulipas did hot agree with the Is ter 10 his
opinions as Il cha oh AID they Intended to CIT
loose f. ON him ard act for themselves. Our CORE
spoI dent odds
Ii this report lie true, and have reason to think
there il some foundation for it, then tho revolu ion is
not over az least OF this frontier. The band OF the
clergy il visiLie in this movement, and it NAV post
roDt Nidaurns nteLCed proclamation TO the Republic
OF The Sierra Madr, which was looEcd for ID less tnan
nety days