New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06
FROM NORTHERN MEXICO.
From The ~ O. Crescent, Apra2s.

From The " o. Cre'eent Apra%.
The steamship Gen. Rusk Capt. Smith, from Brazos
Santiago 24th arrived yesterday. Her specie list APP
bears in another column. TIE BrOvHscRle Flag
states that sum OF between two aud three
hundred thousand dollars had arrived in Browne
vile from Zscatecas in charge Of Don Rogue GTate.
In consideration of the unsettled state Of the country
about Zacatecss, Don Rogue employed an escort OF
forty soldiers who were dismissed at Monterey, and it
was rumored that their return they were attacked
and massacred by about 80 Indians.
The Flag Of the 2lst has the following interesting
intelligence from Tamplco:
We have FL Riff, paper published at Victoria,
Of date the 9b and extra OF the same paper of the
lith inst. These papers give the news from General
Gsrza's camp before Tampco to the 9th inst
The extra, under head Of "News from the Camp,
ssy'o; r., r... 40 ,.,f.o.,v established. We have
command Of the bar of the Psnuco, that 1t boat
can enter or leave Tampco without permission fiom
Gen Gsraz. The shot from our forts can sink any
vessel. The port s consequently blockaded, and all
vessels entering fall into the power OF our forces.
:" The works Of the seppers are nearly completed,
and then without doubt the assault on the pazs will
be made, which has already suffered much from our
artinery-so much that all the families have retired
from the city. Our forces have cut of the supply OF
fresh water from those of Tampico, and our shots from
Fort Maroqun have destroyed one otther gun boats,
woundipg two men. The beseged have fired more
than 800 cannon shots at us, but we have not man
wounded. We underitsnd that they cannot say as
much from the fact that they dare no. show even
their beyond their trenches Anew nights since
we heard heavy fire of musketry from the center OF
the city, which we are sssurrd was caused by com
pany Of the Battalion Of Security which had rsvolted
from the miseries they were suffering we are also
assured that the commendaut is preparing 10 levy Il
forced loan OF $50 600 on the of the place.
"Withn the past few days We have received various
Ye3nforcements Of men, arms and munitions, so thar
our position is daily growing stronger our troops are are
city An express has been received from the vicinity
Of San Lais by which learn tibet the resconsts OF
that place had dispatched three sssassn' for Messrs
Nidsuri, CARA aud Col. Zsyas. Fortunately, they
have been arrested and have confessed IN cir mission
The ole employed to assas.inate Gov. Nidsurl has
been RENTED 10 Monterey, by express order OF his
Excelepcy, and the Others named Gutierrez and G. ar
zis, were executed at Matehuala by order OF Col.
Zsyss, and to be found suspended on the side of
the road. Very bouorable and dguifed are the
ures adopted by Il defenders OF religion nd them
selves II those democrats whom they have TO fight
INCREASINGLY"
The same psper publishes letter from Gov. Carr.
70 the different Consuls, in which he notifies them
thai. in order not 10 prejudice the of Tam
pico he will allow vessels 10 enter that port as usual
only requiring them to pay duties to him instead of the
aso confirms The socpuut OF the rich batch of
Santa Anna satellites the capture oi whom n1ticed
last week An interesting correspondence was also
CAPTURED with the distinguished prisoners synopsis
Of which is thus given by the Secretary Oh the "'z
Brigade; -,..,;...,..
IAN these gentlemen were srres'ed iumed'ately on
their landing taken prisoners ana NlgLanuy guarded
Their papers were all taken nong ~aca we're the
following: That Gen. Ssuta Anna commissions Il ti.e!
and VeIez TO act as agents 10 obtain OF the Captain
General on the Island Of Cuba two thousand men 10
Aid SaLta Anna in the Republic. They were also
com nissioped 10 incline the Zul,sga Govern2 ent IN
favor of Santa Anna. To Gen. Uragi was assigned
the duty Of coming 10 this fcon:e TO gain over Qua
dslupe Carols and MacedOns Cap.tran, and 70 TIE up
or buy over Gov. Vidauui The lawyer Augusta
Aeulsr s the principal empowered 70 manage
he revolution 10 TamauIpes. With Rstael were
found documents which prove that Santa Ann. has
certain Lozads near the Court At sdnd. WIN Tue
,sct 81 inducipg Spain ~ declare war a. sus. Mex
leo. . ,.,,, . -. ~
;es.ion In the camp Of their cap,ors by mnta'y
soayt martial and We have 10 doubt Will be "a na-
III, dealt With