The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
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From the Neu Orleans Delta, June %
We have received files Of the Brownsville Flag 10
the 18th ult.
The seat OF government Of the State of Tamaul
pas has beeu removed from Victoria TO Maiamoras.
The Monterey Official Bulletin of the 29th pub.
fishes the news OF another victory gained by the
consttutionzlists their enemies The fight oc-
CURED at San Juan de los Lagos and l. sad 20 have
lasted three hours, when General Banco found him.
self master Of the field. with some one hundred
prisoners with the equipage Of the enemy. General
Blanco. IL l. said acting through orders Of his supe
riOr had shot all the chiefs, among whom were San
tanills and reverend priest OF the church.
The Fog has papers from Montgomery TO the 18th
instant. The Boiefin Official OF that date contains
a lengthy circular from Gov. Nidaurri TO the CAPT
tasts of the State informing them that his dearest
desire has been TO efficient in the hands
OF its citizens that they might he thus prepared 20
repel foreign foe chastise their savage enemies or
meet a domestic difficulty. He tells them that in
keeping with this wish he had negotiated for. aud
had now In Brownsville, arms and ammunition
amounting in value 20 800 600: but before h. could
bring these arms out of foreign country IL was
necessary that the holder should be guaranteed for
their payment
To DO this was the object Of his circular. lie adj
dressed il 10 various OF the wealthy citizens asking
from them loan in accordance with their means,
six months time, for the purpose OF paying for
these arms. The letters seem 70 have hadthe desired
effect as all the persons addressed responded that the
money shall be forthcoming The litor Of the Boie-
TN publishes the letters Of many of the gentlemen
responding 10 this call and gives list of others who
patrotcally came forward without personal invita-
lion. The greatest promptitude seems 20 be mani
tested by the people Of his State aud there IL little
doubt but that the money will be forthcoming.
The following is part OF the material 20 which
Governor Vidaurri refers. II will be seen that IL IL
of the best quality, selected with great care, and
that, in the hands OF such elD-e Of the from
tier have proved themselves TO be- is like 10 be very
efiicent:--
One six-pound battery, complete, consisting Of
four six.pounder brass guns, three twelve-pound
howitzers SIX gun carriages, six cassons, one bat
terry wagon, one travelling forge, fourteen limbers,
ak extra wheels nine boxes harness, nine boxes i'm
pemcnts, forty-nine boxes muskete, 1873 boxes fixed
ammunition seven barrels do, eight boxes iron shot,
ten barrels do, one box fuses, $50 kegs q powder,
las cHtrIges. one box muskets, one do. cannon
cops one do. spare parts for Sharps rifles, four do.
swords and cutlases do. pistol holsters, two do
carbne s'ings, one do pistol balls one do TASKS and
oars, one DO. Sharps carbines, one do. haverncks,
one do. ball moulds, and one box gutta percha
buckets.
This would seem TO he sufficient 20 ft out aud put
IN the field quite an army;of three important arms
aHkllery, cavalry and infantry But we sse assured
th@ II Is only part Of that expected.
An express had arSved AZ Matamorue from Mon
terey. II brought letters stating that Colonel
loezua vas progressing finely sad all things were