The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

SUCCESS OF vIDAURRI.
From the New orleans Ilcayune, Oct 25]
The Nueoes VaUsy Of the 18th has received, BY pr-
land. advic4s from tie Mexican frontier up the
l2,h met yidaurr, at the head of his forces, had
town without any resistance Garzas forces retired to
Camareo. That PAPER says
much needed :. snews Of war" az mum ,er OF mer-
chants bad their stocks OF goods ready TO through
made b,m the neoss.a,y cash saTsuces 70 satisfy S
his claims for introduction duties. From Mor VI
dauri moved on against CAmargo, with every
prospect OF taxing that rIace without much loss,
well known that OF the troops dc Tending -con
sisting OF the National Guard from Guerrero Mitr Ca.
ulnrgo Reyr and only those Of the latter
pace we've really hostile to yidaurrs principles and il
Kher all more thar expected tina, terms Of
rargemen, would be patched NJ between them Bat, in
event Vdsurris troops were more than sufficient
10 make resistance from the opposing party unsuccess
fol
Colonel Jordan con ,napds yidaurri's artillery he
ended tins corp. at the battle OF San1o year age
iast May, wren Santa Annals general Guit.an, was
shamefuy WHIPPED chiefly owirg to the manner 10 with
Nicanrri artillery Was manouvred. Col. Juan ZuaEia
- command OF his ampszos rifemen, is also along with
vidaurri.
This conflicts with our former accounts from Tampco
where officially announced that chi. 2aazus had
abandoned Nicaurri and rded with Gov. Cara We are
inclined 10 think these later Hdvces are correct
Gen Canaes has been the American side OF the RIO
GfnDGe for some time, waiting favorable opportunity 10
'ptch IN" and take advantage Of circumstances
The former Governor Of Tsmaulipas Don Jesus Carde-
mas. s,o on our side Of the Rc with the same ia.
cItitns. IT is believed by both that ydaurh has the
best chances OF success, and they are ready TO ira
ernize.
nsssrs Mathew and Thomas Nolan, who loft Csmarso
tie ntht Of the 18th inst after having participated In
evera FINISHES between the belhgtr-ns forces. IN
company with other Americans, report the following
The fighting commenced on the Io;h and up TO the
night OF the 18th had not favored either party
Ndaurri has 2, 600 men under bis COMMAND some OF
whom ore Americans Camargo Is defended by 500
Nexcans, under command OF Gen. Cara Carmargo Il
ftusteo about three mis from BIO Grande City, III
opposite SIDE o. the river, and the troops Of the contend
forces scattered up and down the river tor
rel pics ON Sunday isst Gen Caryaa sent for by
Cen Cara 10 take command OF the government forces.
He hsd gone down - Csuago bat whether he accepted
taken place but Gen. Ni.aarr hal sent despatch -
the town IL meta,ey be should com nence TO BON bard
has TOUR howfyers mortars In has possessoa Cara
ecr, back word 20 Ndaurri "pitch 10 ~ an mmedi-
otciy proceeded to fort, hin self
THIS the state OF Affairs the other side OF tho
river when the Mcssrs Nolan left.
The accounts IRON the Rio Grande concur In stating
that yidaurr popular both tdcg OF the river and
has q, biz con ula8d money and men sufficient enable
him TO prosecute the pending revolution 10 suocessful
iseue.
In addition 10 the foregoing have been favored with
extract from private source TO EentemAn of high
siardifg city. which states that Gen ytaurri had
poesson OF MGR and probably Camargo also; and that
he making arrangements with merchants along tho
line for the introduction Of goods into Nuevo Lon Tic
excitement at RIO Grandc City very great
oueucr III there