New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-09
FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
Pros II, n. o. Pieayrn. Of Jras 80.


The steamship Nautilus, from Brszos Santiago vii
Galveston, arrived yesterday, bringing Brownsville
pGl en- 10 the ed inst They DO not add much 10 our
stock Of Information 10 the progress OF tue insdr
rscuouary movement In NortbeIa Mexico, put such
intelligence they do contain is favorable to the cause
Of the nsurge uts-shOws that they are increasing IN
numbers, obtaining advantages and actively prepar'
ing for looming events"
The Brownsville Flag of the 9th has continuation
of the report that Victoria has gone over to the nsur
gents. The Flag save:
Tbe cloud of instruction still gathers force this
frontier. Since asi the city OF VICTORIA the ior-
n eT capital OF the adjoining State of Iamaupae, has
gone over 10 the insurgents. Capt. Zragoss led the
movement II seems az the head Of come two hundred
regular troops. After taking prisoner his command
ing officer Davila and the local preiect he inmedl-
ately commenced his march for Monterey, where he
has doubtless this joined his forces with the insur
GEMS of that place. The whole frontier with the sole
exec pion of the three towns Of Matamoros Reynosa
and Camargo, seems now to be III complete pOssessoa
of The eysuiorists. We have heard OF no real tight
ing yet but from the preparation everywhere going
on il cannot be many days before they come TO blows
IN earnest. The enemies of the existing Government,
now here, are ticking advantage OF the present open
communication for the spread Of nceuciary articles
among tie people. they show that justice Is on their
side and tie, relate their wrongs with pathos SUM-
cient TO raise lie me OF their country men, II t1ey have
spark Of patriotism net ground out by their oppfes-
sOTs.' -
~ anchero.r the Brownsville correspondent of The
Galrtst0n Aes in bis letter of June Is writes as fol-
lows:
As vet nothing decisive has taken place the line
betv e the Government forces and the revolutiouss
aud the fret intelligence received here will probably
be that a respect able force is marching on Msta-
uoros as il il not probable that Santa Anna hang
man in that place, Gen. Vol, will venture out 10 try
his hand az anst them.
son the 18th, at night, Caryaja crossed the river
with some two hundred men in the neighbOrhood of
Roma ard on the 18th al night, Gov. Cara, the same
WHO made last year the gallant defense OF Ciudad
Victoria, left this place accompanied by number OF
officers He was on tie day followed by several
other Ricbmonds and all by this time on the other
side of the river. Out of this place alone they en-
listed between two hundred and fifty and three hun
dred men, and by this time have probably formed a
iur cion with the parties Of Ceravo, Mier and other
towns The whole effective force when combined VIII
consist of seven hundred men, to which you may
add three thousand in Monterey. We have good rea-
for anticipating soon radical change oil anss IN
the three adjoining departments OF Tamauipas, Nueyo
Leon and Coabuila; and it may well be asserted now
that Santa Annals days of misrule and corruption are
forever over in that section of unhappy Mexico.
The United States commanding OH ter In Fort
Brown having received ii formation that the neutral
ty laws Of the United States we're being violated by
the revoutonsts, the gallant Major Porter detached
some fifteen mounted men aud a heldplece TO arrest
and disperse the violators OF Uncle Sans terri
tory but it that they found no armed men, nor
did they anything to justify them IN arresting
any one. -. o;,.o, ,ho o,,.,broo, yvou
tOYerIOr HiQ iOulinhuulhs pohSih VI
Nueyo Leon and Coahuila and when We consider that
Tsmpico, Matanoros and Csmargo are the only
rla es held by his m.niOns, one may almost suppose
that the appointment wa intended a. burlesque.
Some half dozen of the most respectable men IN
Matsmores private citizens and officers in the army,
were suddenly arrested last Monday, and In less than
two homs on the road to the mouth OF the nNer
10 be then put on board of the Mexican steamer OF
war. and taken TO San Juan de Uloa As they were
not even told what the charge against them was, they
will not find il out before their arrival there.
1--WE have had bountiful showers OF rams, and
they will secure the crops on the line. The 1ver
also continues in fine navIgable condition, and the
probability of al early change of rules over the way,
iustifies our merchants and Others in anticipating
bet or times
The brownsville Flag of the 10th has not come to
hard The Flax of the 2id says:
We have no additional news to record from tho IN
sureents other than vague rumor. Their numbers,
howe, er, we learn have been considerably augmented
by recruits from this bank.
Judge Various had arrived at Brownsville, and the
United Staes Circuit Court had commenced is SEES
SION There were several important cases for thai.