The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13
News from Northern me,dco.
OUR MArAMOR0s CoRREsPONOKNCE.

MArAMoRos, Msxisn, Nov e 1855.
Runo,ed Iacdsioa az E,d-Ge.. Gndsdes the TSa"
Adre,trrers-- General GGrsd ia Reteuio~--Poticy Of
Vidauni-L0~aty Of The Pyess-Heain Import.
The rumored invasion Of the country has oesssi T.
create any alarm and Governor vidaur has published
u very complimentary senocial note from Gen. Gads-
den in which he handles the rsxss adssntur-rs pretty
roughly their violation of the neutrality laws Of the
Uni,ed States.
The difficulties between the States OF TAmsulipas and
Nuevo Leon continue, and yet the resolution Of the
general government unknown. vidaurd In the mean
time has accused Cara the Governor Of ramanlipas,
a. his second in command bore, with being In open
rebellion sgaint the general government; and TO make
them feel the weight Of his authority COMMANDMENTS
Chief Of the forces the three States oned he has
cosed this and all other ports in the line against foreign
commerce until further orders.
Cara denies thas he Il in against the general
government and that tho object Of keeping 10 sight OF
Tsmoico with his forces Is to prevent its being formed
ard for which that place has annexed VI the
adjoining tersi DRY fronting On the Gull.
1bee difficulties between the two Governors and the
refigl lion cfOcampo Minister OF Relations real
tumphs for the infamous party 10 rscsnty dsfeA Cd
IL will much sstoniShment IL noiuatou
should oe effected 70 break Vidaurri down politically b.
il certainly the only who has not shown tnsm any
quarter and should he have TO succumb. bs oertaiu
that be will do with dignity and decency. H. hssgoo
uck but il too pure n, his ceas Of reform for any
them This is shown In part BY the following circum
he very recently addressed the general government
note representrg with fmness sod energy, that what
troops sent 10 do vice this hpe must in
imitation Of hih own be subject 10 the military authOr
ty otherwise vi war would be the result, he
people were determined to deprive them Of those
privileges that exempted hem fir IN being tried BY the
ordinary courts " the country.
The Numerous Dew pa, ers rublisbes In every section
Of the country chow hsr the freedom Of the press un
t'snmelled, and 10 hold your you must bs able
~ii,e nongr,1 against the hate despot aud hk
Pacba General VOL welt as TO preach moaern de
mocracy, and speak Of the "rights of man." u Tom
Paine.
The fever the river is subsding much to ,hs deep
modification Of doctors and dealers ia medicines tn
this place and Brownsvi. are parativey healthy,
and lie bscpg weather va now have will contribute e.
hep them
No local news. RIO BRAVO.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
"rhe Voice Of Tamaupas before the Supreme Govern
ment Of the Repupc IL the title of manifesto printed
81 Matamoros On he Goth November last 1t Is kim
Of spirited popular protest Of ramau pan peoplv
against alleged bgh handed proceedings of General
VdanIrl. VINO sin acts Commtn Ter la cnef of the
amy Of the frontier and a. Governor # the state
W. txusct The following tens contained in this into
resting Occnh init
When the Tamaulipans we're for second
time driven 20 the revolutionary struggle, under
nand OF their eacer-h- Lxclency Don cal jose &c la
Cara lie time that Nuevo Leon Ell also he cry
uLGer his fxet1leDcy Don San iagp Ndaurri, IL W.
deemed lecesssfy in to in tue ope
rate n Of he csDpa'gn &c cen raze The commaId am
II in me oiaey agreed that senior Vdanrr should b.
acknowledged Z. in Chief Of The army Of til
fis inter- aud Senior Ga his nd IL c,mmand ooh
holding that osion and be considered such eIua
COMMANDERS as org as the struggle against The last I'D
niiistr ion was being carried END.
That admiosti alton being At Last overthrow and the
stan card Of I.volLtion-wnich other than tina,
the plan # Az ula llantedin triumph In the capital
The repuo ic. tie military appointments at the frontier
sseo Of sourse and each Of the Ess States thu,
bad allied together during the revolution re assamee it.
popular sovereignty.
Consequently. TamauKpss elected his Excellency Don
Juan Jose do Ia Cara q vernor and Commande' In
Chief OF the State wto acting in this capacity proceeded
TO dictate such measures he deam.d Of the eates
importance; among others that Of appointing Col. g.
Garcia nitary Of the line the right bank
the eetg, optical position Of Tsmaulipas, bordering
upon the UDi,ed States, constantly ieqai,es the ex
Il armed force the frontier the reguls
troops abandon ed the line, 1t necessary
a corps Of matte militia that would be Charged
with the pIeersation Of publ; order, and lend all
active vices required from them, and such hey
ought to receive Jay frsm the pubic revenus, haa
crst N bousss established the frontier, and The
collected here appropria cd defray tn.
exp pses Of the iiit'a under 81 ms. zen
Nidsuri sill assuming not only the faculties Of
Conn erp-C CHIEF Of the army Of he ffonter but
those also Of Governor OF lama1pas, has decreed til
disbaldEe If the national guare under in th.
ta'r has 0rde ed the officers of the custom houses
obey pone hut his cCmmands; that the be
placed under hi own CONTROL and finally ha, re,eve1
to hin sell the right to appoint all officers Of the Mata
mtrts Gus ON house, and TIE officer 20 command tac
lire on the ,ieht bank of ths Rio Bravo. On
two terrible DEGREES afirg that famauiipas has
fused OBJ di. the government, the republic; dis
owning The ociai char acter OF al the military chiefs OF
this state closing 10 commerce all the ports the
frontier AID designating Villa de Mier as the
open TO foreign Commerce, and to which place be viii
t.nd body Of armed men 'ui:'sns to guarantee IN
msulilas trusts that the proverbiai righteousness
the kupt me will put stop to the abuses OF
sspor vioaurri and that The opinion Of the sound
minded portion II the public the Dat RICH
and judge In all communities-wi1 award usc.
tn1 hsfr v.la In 1lxa nx1xt .ttan
" '' ''f'' = '@ '-' Los TANANIIpEcos.
Tie following correspondents Of the New Orleans Plea
annc furnishes the latest concerning the af
BROWNSVILLE, Nov. %, 1855.
They sti quarrelliDg smong themselves the her
side Of the and from Appearances the north
EN- provinces of Mexico seem eouna return Their
usual and natural sta OF anarchy Garzs and his
eres refuse TO ecgr ize the authority OF VIdsur VINO
has been appointed ccnmapoerin chief Of the frontir
States; and matters are rapidly approaching open
fare. Guadalupe Garcia recently dpossesei the custom
h0ute officers at Ma'amoros ana Camargo, and pace1 il
their stead creatures of his TN learning his VI
eauryi Immediately issued pro nation closing those
sus,s nou.es sna opening one a. M'sr which ne ssys
gcots passed Mt every other point viii not he admitted
into tbs interior tando then issued BY the author
ties Of 1ansu ips without being signed 10 which they
set forth tleir grievances at Ter gth
They say that they acknowledged the authority Of VI
eausIi while tire revolution In progress but that
hayIpg been cor, minated aud the triump Of liberal
principles secured by the flight Of Santa Anna and the
elevation Of Alvarez Tamaunpas returned 70 her sts nf
Il the plan Of Ayuts and those Of The CONSTITUTE
formed BY the representatives. OF tie nation. They also
that The situation Of rsms pas her ions
to the United States demand the organization Of Pr
mapep military orce and that to pay these troops the
revenue arising fiOn tie custom hou.es IL absolutely
necessary This manifesto il duec cd to the suprsp''
government and intended apology for th.ir
duct in dis,egaIdipg the commands OF vidsurri.
pIausbly written, and may command attention fro
the central authorities.
The tact IL, however that Cara Garcia and the
OF The lanaulpas lea ers are set of small scoundres
who unable unwilling 70 understand the great reforms
which Vioaurr announces his determination TO effect,
are only anxious ier place, power and plumber think
they will have TO succomb him, but IN the meantime
Their quarrtis having bnieni eec, upon the indus
try and prosperity VI the country. At last accounts
Cara s before Tampco, the commander Of which
place refuses TO recoynize his authority unless by W
daurris cenmlnc aud the orner has written to Mats-
for reinorcenents The following extract from
letter recently 'cc,ved from friend in Tampico, will
show n at American capital and neFsy would sne.t
= charge affairs the frontier, anything IKE per-
uapept ard stable government we're formed
An Fpplish gentleman, who had just arrived from Ca
torce informs me that company Of Americans, from
New York aud New Orleans, have purchas ed the we'll