The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25
Our sIatamoros Correspondence.

Our Matamoros Correspondence.
AArAMoRos Mexico, Jan. 81, 1865.
The Partisons Of he New Ssa,e Of Hmbsde in Open Raa-
Ha,-A' Force Detached from 1ampioo aoaina them
Prged IN Fhror Of Free Trade-Dnrgaic Ktasxyes of
Gen. Viddwrri in the Norta-7hs Army and CIcry d.
clowed SusJea to TIE Girl Amhoraies, De-. dc.
here sith seEd you summary of in this section
Of the country way of Vera Cruz you are doubtless
informed Of what transpag in the interior Of Mexico
The partzans Of the State Of Iurbids on the Gulf
beyond Tampco, continue In open rebellion, and
couraged BY the rebel General Uraga who Acknowledges
them a. an irdeper dent State To boil their mush for
them Governor Cara he's detached from TAmpico 500
men to quarter themselves among the refractory also
to keep Ursga from surprising the port of Tuxpsn the
Gulf.
Another force Of zoo has been sent from Tampioo
who. after being reinforced the road by the national
guards from Tula will station themselves in San fus
Potosi to keep eye upon Uragas maraucing parties
who said to be in the neghborhood. Other detach.
mens from this place will be sent to watch the mountain
passes, and give notice Of any armed who may In
ter to profane territory with their presence be-
tween this and the Sierra kadrs. Tho government will
hardly send any OF the loyal roops here, and we are
firmly iRs mo, not to ALLOW Of the vsa0n to
The President substitute has officially and In his pri
vate capacity requested Governors vdsur and CARA
to organize force the frontier Of 500 1900 men,
and to advance the cities Of San Luis Potos Msxi
Should the Presidents wishes be compiled with the
line o. the Rio G,snds VIII Ss sf in charge Of the sta
Of the torce and then taking quiet
Of the mountain passes declaring alter yards the whole
whole world This would, IN short time, render the
hontier wealthy and powerful.
usf informed the under his com~snd that from
snd after that day al the forces ring the army OF
subject TO the civil authe ites, except In such
simply violation Of the army regulations. He also
aed together all the clergy In Tawsupas Nuevs Leon
and Ccshuia to inform them in the most positive man
that be would the law regulating the admins
rstion Of justice in the country to be stroty obeyed
snd warned Them as to the consequsnces Of their not
emp yng with i1 mandates. This law you may
ber suhects the clergy to the civil tribunals and hence
the protests Of all the heads Of the church
to procsim the empire in Mexico as also the mush and
milk policy Cf the adm inistraon, rather tho Presi
dent in the premises The most profound contempt for
the movers Of that farce has been the only result and
many believe that the only punishment they deserve is
to DO locked up Ia madhouse.
cotton faotory has been established in Monterey and
the public spirited vcaurri ia doing all he to colo
nise the vacant lands In Coahuila.
Not word of local news in the lower Rio GrAr5e And
the weather, for some days past has ossa naikaby
cod RIO BRAVO.
MArAMoRoe Mexico, Feb. IL, 1854
The Revolution Of the Army and Clergy Likely 10 Prove
Fditure-Felina Of the People Of the North Against it.
Military Operations against TIE Insurgents, de-, dc.
Tie New Orleans steamer, In her last trip, went Off
without the mail, and this viii in future make all par
ties interested punctual in attending to business
The revolution against the makes no head
way, and the benevolent intentions Of Mexco's two
standing cursestho clergy and the military-w cer-
tanly not be carried out although Pueba has fallen
into their hands The brief history Of the present COM
motions Is amply this Tho more corrupt portion of the
clergy have been the cause and prime the mill
tary have attempted to carry them out and the people,
SO far have defeated them Whatever may be the opi-
MON abroad You win find in the present instance tina.
the government will DO triumphantly sustained.
Down with the military organized by the despot
Santa Anna This has been vidaurris standing cry and
the government, in i measures, is adopting the
policy suggested months ago BY the chief of the army o.
tn North. Should his ideas be carried ont in practice
We may reasonably anticipate beneficial results.
This side Of the Sierra Madre have mot the least
symptom Of q revolution and before we would tolerate
here any other than the present form Of government
would chesrfaly convert this whole frontier into an
Col G. Garcia commanding the line Of the Bravo lett
this city the I'd inst. tour Of inspection and
that ell the forces the line ready to operate at
nts warning. He will avail himself Of the oppor-
tubity to pay Gov vdaurfi VISIT and personally arrange
ns 20 e h
The forces detached some d.ys ago from rampico By
Gov. Cara, sgAinst the Mexican nulli6ersj in La
Huasteca have taken session Of Oxuluama which was
their stronghold The cessatoniss abandoned the placs
mined Jauregu was also captured and sent to
Tam pico TO be tiled.
The Governor Of this State has ordered 600 rsmsn to
be trim this place to Tampico and thence to Vera
Cruz to operate under Gov. LaAve against the revou-
tonss. The fact Ia that the be spared
here In II policy to detach into the interior single
nom this frontier, particularly that both VI
dauIr and Gsrza have declared that they will allow
I red this tide Of the uountains In this petrio-
intention they viii be supported by every this
line.
N. river and with Deghbors Of the sister city and
I. public We ere ''as thick three In q bed"
RIO BRAVO.