New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-28
Later from Northern Mexico.


The Brownsville Flag Of the 9Th says
We have Just received copy Of the Rife, the
official paper Of the Government OF Tsmanpas, in
which s published the decree granting the exclusive
privilege, for ten years to Mr. HaambOuFe, OF Ma
tamoras, to run line Of stages between Mata~
moros and Monterey. This Is the same enterprise Of
which we made mention some weeks ago. Gov.
Cara grants this privilege for Tamsulipas, and
doubt is entertained that Gov. vdaur will concede
equal privileges for Nuevo LeoBy Goahuila-
The same paper Of the 10th publishes the following
intelligence:
The seat Of government for cnr neighborng State
OF Tamaulpas we learn is 10 be removed from Vcto-
ria to Matamoras Gov. Cara il looked for In few
days. with the different heads OF departments. This
change viii give additional impetus to the business
OF our sister city. We not aware of the motive
which prompts this step, but we have ever looked
upon Matamoras as the proper city for the capital Of
the State.
The Monterey official Bulletin Of the 10Th publishes
the news OF another victory gained by the Consttu
tionalists their enemies. The fight occurred at
San Juan de los Lagos and it Is said lasted for three
hours, when Gen. Blanco found himself master OF the
field With some 100 prisoners, with the equpage Of
the enemy. Gen. Blanco, it i said, acting through
orders Of bis SUPERIOR had shot all the Chiefs among
whom were Santanilla and reverend priest OF the
church. This would certainly argue that the liberal
party in earnest since from the extreme course
pursued they close the door Of mercy, should they
! themselves be captured.
| The same paper Of the 23d has the following:
rs have just seen letter from a gentleman at
] Monterey. which states that the Consulate at that
important place had been closed since February last
The Consol, Mr.. Walsh. has been absent since that
time, leaving the archives Of the Office in the keeping
Of British subject. In the present unsettled state
OF affairs in Mexico, all the agents Of the American
| Government should be at their posts In Monterey
/ there are many American residents, with CONNER
cial interest Of not more than 100000 As affairs
now stand there is, perhaps, no fear Of outrage
but change is liable at any moment, and then the
interest Of citizens is liable TO suffer for want o.
agent to represent them in the name Of their Gov
ernment.
The arrival in Matamoras on the 16th Of Gov
CARA and staff welcomed by salvos Of ARTILLERY
and public manifestations OF joy. Himself and aid
are busily engaged in organizing for an active cam
paign against the enemy. Tamaulipas has already
considerable army in the field under Gen. Carysjal
Coils. Capistran and Garcia and ere the month Is ou
there s every reason to believe this force will be NOR
than doubled.
The Monterey Boietin Official of the 18th instant
publishes lengthy letter addressed by vidaurri Il
capitalists Of that city stating that he has negotate
for 100000 worth of arms and ammunition for th
defence Of the country, and asking a six months
loan. There was no doubt that he would get tn
| money