New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03
CFOM THE RIO GRhNDE.
MUTE R.

I'm, Nee, YaIley. of the 18th, has received by
nriynta hand sdvices f:om the VI Iican frontier up 20
he I2,h int. Vidaurri, the head OF his iorcSs had
marched from Monterey upon Mief and en'ered una,
town without any res nee, a. CARA toices ie'eu
20 Cansrgo. That paper seys 80.
The POSSESSION Of Mier supplied Nidanrn VIA the
muf b.ne, ded siDeTs OF Ser, as numoei =, hiei
clfut bad their stocks of goods ready % through
that place for the Monterey marFet, aud lhey inaue
him he necessary cash advances TO satisfy hs Claims
for Introduction duties. From MIer, Nldhurl moved
on apaibs. Camsrgo with every prospect 81 taking
that pla, g, without much oes a. u was Wen hno *n
thut o. the troops defending rcOn'lst2 OF Tue Nd
tionsl Guard from Guerrero, Hier Causrgo, Reyno'a
Al Natsm ros-ODly thcee of the latter place were
rts)ly hostile ,o Vidaurr principles and was after
all nj, usn expected that terms 81 an arrangement
wCud be la,ched up between them But, IN any
ey ert Vdsaris troops were EOre than sufficient 10
msk II sstanCe from the opposing party ,cessfd
Col. Jvioen commands NidaGrris Artillery. He
conn andtd this cTfs at he battle Of Sslulio year
$50 last hsy, when Santa Anna's General Guitlan
was sbsmetuy whipped, chiefly owing 10 the manner
il which kidaunis Artillery was maDpuyred. Col
Juan " azus, in conmILd OF his LampszOs Rifsnaen,
is all o along with VdaWgi."
iJbis conflicts with our former accounts from Tam
pico vbJe il fiicaly announced tina, Col Zuazna
rad ubsi dcne1 Vioaurr and sided win Gov. CARA.
We inclined 20 think these later adyicss are cor.
rect Eds. PIE
Rio Grade ior some time, waiting favorable opoor.
ipbity 10 pi,ch ~, ard take advantage Of CREAM
Stances.
Tie former Governor Of TarDenli JUS Don Jesus
Cerdtnas ia also on our safe side Of he RIO with the
ssne intentions. II is believed by both that Vid.uri
has tie best chances o. and they ready 10
fraiuIiZe"
Messrs. Mathew and Thomas Nolan, who left ca
mergo Il night e he lth inst after having par
iicI sted in several skirn.he- b.tseen the beerent
forces, in company wih other Americas report the
fol-, wing Iers:
The fighting conmeDced on the 10TH and up 70
Tie Lii h 4 tie lth bad no. favored either
ralty. V:ssuIri has $500 men under his command
rome OF whom are Americans. Camsrgo Is defended
b. GO nexcsDs, under cOMmahd Of Gen. GAIA.
sIsTss is sitU aed abOp. three miles from RiJ rande
cry Oil The opposite side Of the river, and The troops
Of TIE cobt.nGipg forces scLttrred aud down The
riy for several mile. Ga sunday Ia Gen. CeryajaI
WIS rent b. Gen GAIA TO i4Le co0insLd Of the Gov
Ell u, II fUicos lie had cote DOWN 80 CaIihrgO bat
Dl.ite. lie ssccyiod tie myiit ION is not knbsn. Nd
general e,gsgerreut had ,aker place, but Gen. Vi.
csJ isd rent 3 di.paoh - Gen. Gaze iniVi ming
i'm tbat uDisss lie surrendered The town immediately
J t ,loud commtlce to bumbsId il. Beside reyersl
I.C.s ofL,syy ordIALce NIdanri has Uu: ho~itz.rs,
Or u crtors, in AZ otsession Gs'Zs sent BAL word
ioI VIdsun to pitch in e. and Immediately proceeded
10 fortify himself.
This was the state of Affairs ou the othe. se OF the
river wien IT, Me-sJs. Nolan rft."
The accptnis from the Rio GreDde concu. in stating
hst Nidsurn IL popular On both sdee of the river and
Las al bis command moIey anc sufficient 10 Ell
able him 20 prosecute the sbdiDg revolution ~
cess FL irsue.
IL abolition TO the foregoing We have been fay ,red
with CT exin CT from rivLie D. gen,iel 4. Of
lieh ttahGrg in our ci'y which stats that Gen. Vi
&c Urn bod porsesson OF M.r 6ud probably Canarso
slsc enc that hs Was niGkns srran .encute with
neotsns along The lie COR IL. Introduction VI goods
INTO NusyO Len. Tie excitement At Mo Graude
tly Was very great IN consequence VI th-rs evenh.