The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-03

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M amsaneo Your principal asssason must b. p,rnod
new 70 Trinidad, Para and St Domingo as substitutes
Tor Cusyaqun q Ne present high price, and shoudos
Sc sold Il nom sls 70 I'd Ths same proportion viii
wake place wtb L Guayra and Caracas, 10 case Mara
ca1bQ shoud rise here which Is not Il all unlikely
slough not to great extent uniess the nseroouss with
The interior be opened completely Prices Of T0bssoo
cocoa have risen, owing TO this years short CROP 70 sos
News from the Mexican Frontier.
OUR BaowNsyiLLx (rExAs) CORRESPONDENCE.
BROWNSVILLE, Oct. 10, 1852
Ekeiemex Among ne People Growing Ont Of ne IacWsoas
t Of the Gxeyrticros, d.
We are now even In worse predicament than
when wrote you last Almost every man in the
town has been under for the last three days and
nights We have guard Of twenty men In the market
ahowitzer and forty men At the bank, howtser and
twenty men on Levec street. and howtxer and thirty
men at Waughs stable, and some picked guards on tho
outskirts OF town. Business wholly suspended nothing
more done than can be possibly avoided. How long this
state Of things viii last is impossible to say; in my
opinion, until We get some troops here. Nearly all the
Mexicans, and great part Tor oil that got away Of
our own population, have COMO to Matamorosthat 10,
mean, the women portion Tho Sheriff and thirty men
went ont few days ago. and took that was In own
with Cortinas by the Of Thomas Cabrera Cortnas
demanded his immediate release through Capestran, Nj
gnel Tejerna and Angel Ynogosa, and their ambassador
Mr.. 1aloney. We declined doing so. COrtinAs' terms
were;Put the man across the river he would burn
and sack the town He is this side Of the river
do not know He has blocked the roads up the river
You may think strange did not hang this when
taken but you win recoec there are not over my Ame
TONS sympatbse with Cornas, although they may say
% the contrary The whole Of the Mexican side Of the
river,I satisfied, in their hearts glad Of what has
happened, and would secretly wink 1t anything this
outlaw might do, although At present think
consequence hapsaissr This man, he Ssd the arms
could raise the whole pado population on the RIO Grande,
e great discomfort prevails oil along the river from Lare
do down. You also know this community nevcr were una
nmoue on any subject, and am satlsAed Cortnas has
great many friends in our midst and sorry TO say
might write pages this matter; but thing
Of II do not get assistance soon make demon
m on .S Oano anu uave Sus mi WIN
here. This thing happened the 28th September and
not less than thirty have boon guard every night
aimee that time, and some nights many moro. This num-
Der drawn every night from the very few In whom conn.,
dcncc can BIO placoa, wearing the men down very fast
Amongst this number great many who afford
70 lose their tme and have been paying twenty Ave
at dollar per day for their services When they
stand guard AL night " impossible FOR them 70 work 10
have been busy taking Of ourselves that do not
believe one half has been written which ought :, have
lightly Of this ar, but afraid that 1t was and ID
deeper laid than most OF Ms imagine. Persons At dis
large pOp0la0O0,
able to take care Of ourselves but whole force does
mot exceed one hundred persons III all OF all coors and
tions and am satisfied not over y Of them could DO
lied on In tight place. We are now trying TO get up
secret expedition to attack these outlaws In their strong
holi We must do co. or leave, or set some protection
from the government
THE BANDITr AT BRowNsvnLE-aENERAL TwIGGs
HAS NO TR0OPs-NEws FROM N0NTEREv--vIDAuR-
RI PRxPARiNG TO FlGHT--oRDERs FOR HIS AR
HEsT, ETC.
From the New Orleans pIcayune, Oct 24l
The Rio Grande was getting low again, but navigation
OF the state Of things at Brownsville, the Flag OF the
18th furnishes the latest intelligence
The state Of things here but little better than when we
last wrote The daily drill makes our mon more efficient
and skfu but the constant watch wears out their
BY his chief guard He yet has . camp well guarded and
fortified, y said, on this side Of the river In the pr0
miles % er aaG T Wa
his daughter here received yesterday saes that Ncho
lss Chano the butcher now not 80 avoraby known here
hundred and fifty mon under his command and that the
Tampacuas Indiana have Joined him.
or that II made Il will be successful; but much injury
may be done by the secretly setting IRE Of houses
the robbery q them IN case our people are drawn Of
Of stack assassnstons might be made Of solitary indi
viduaIs who might not DO in the main body.
II Cortnas meA are well hid away In the chappare il
would DO difficult 70 ind them; but unless tho nading
altogether impractcable, imagine the best way to
well struck wonld end the whole. M
The two expresses sent, ono on the 10th ut and one
on the 9Th inst to San Antonic have returned The last
brought the reply Of Gen. wggs tho appeal OF
Committee Of Safety for aid which Is cool enough Hc
dees not aude to the request for rooccupyng Fort
that there is power above him. On tho othcr hand,
three hundred volunteers under authorization from the
Governor reported by the last expressman 70 have
been on the point Of starting out here whom he left San
Antonio.
How long win the United States leave It's federal boun-
dairy 70 be defended by Mexican troops II at all and the
single State Of Texas TO do the duty or the Union in chas
Using and depressing the aggressons Of Indians and her
The hangers are now looked for every hour. In the
meantime three well mounted and efficient pieces Of ar
sry are IN our midst with snf,riency o. ammunition,
quito canadent that viii be able 10 crush any at
tempt on us from any quarter.
presses briefly his deep regret at his inability render
the assistance ascd All the troops under his command
have been disposed Of and arenow actively employed on
The departure of the Mexican troops was made the
occasion Of pleasing interchange OF cives, in which
the people for the assistance they had rendered. and the
former expressed "a lively pleasure in having given
From the Mexican side Of tie frontier, the Fag furnishes
the following, from which 1t would appear that the
trouble among tho leaders has scarcely begun
Nuevo Leon appears to be in commoton. vidaurri
and Zuazua, scems did not comply with the engage
men Of the former with zsragoza when he gave him
rcly from public affairs and would only remain Ia tho
State short time to arrange his private business On
tne contrary AZ coon as ne reached Vtladana to the
north OF Monterey he sent out circulars various points,
and has already organized small but somewhat formld
able force under him All Bustamente and the greater
part Of vilaldama In his favor and the north
ern urisdctons Of LampAsas &C., expected TO take
part with him.
On the other hand, undiscplned rabble X is said
ateiy appeared on the very streets Of Sao shouting
for Nramon, and down with Aramberri and vidaurri
too This ast news comes from sources not friendly the
liberal cause. There may be some oommotion, but
Arambcrri viii be seconded ccctualy and will maintain
himself Aramberr declares that the passport granted
by zaragon was mprovidently given, the previous
order of General Degolado being that vdaurr and his
accompces should bo arrested and brought San Luis
for trial for roaSon and dsobcdenoe TO orders he has
accordingly ordered the arrest Of Generals vidaurr and
zuaxua, and Lie D. Manuel Garcia Reion, well known
here whom We sorry 70 In such company. Idc
Manuel Gomez, ate editor Of the Boin, has become
Secretary Of State. He was banshod with Aramberri
The State Legislature was 70 meet the LIT of Novem
bcr TO make provision for the election Of another Cover
nor and do such other business may be required This
s considered great step in advance. vdAur never had
need OF legislature or judiciary.
From the more distant interior there nothing new ex
cept the statement that General Marques at Guadasiara
had been ordered to despatch 800 men, with two bate