New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01
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mo aR.ANnE CORRESPONDENTS
rv,s a.,,s,,, ~ aser;.,,,s psslassssi hrdges le
sste Of Kstep0 Leon 6oysissa an teoe's w y
Aygs, fsatssY ffe do'a 4 aois g III
5sosa soon III. hon iofg ne 1srfvaes sooVs eggs
other Otass' Ma2eys.
ssssstsI u I'LL New orssans oFsseensi
pHovxsyIILE Oct. rs, 1860.
nm E;lsfor-We afe ii something Of q Teplaa-
IN, MA 81, account of rumor which ia current
HI; Az otaer side Of the Rio Grande that Gov L
s5urs o5 NasTe Leon, il on the point Of alld per
Fa,,s atrsadV Il, invading the State of Tarnaulpas
NJ pssrposes OF conquest and annexaflent lsls
Hsafsboass Ia ascending the river ahose isis penn
- asatinuaily Id Jeopardy 81 some violence rom
stfaeeling psfsiea who clsim 70 be acnng un Wy
4 tqny yitjauyrf bat who in 1es7ity are freepoohng
e t,a;, .rr hook Is almost I'LL official characters
NJ IN H. IL Y,resals IL ID said that Vidaurri
~ fons r,a5itstsa an attack upon the State Of
81 lss;aa,al;nas far tic ascWed purpose Of taking a
s,t III, by Yso Granae, where goods entering his
;sf8fs uas ID landed and where they will pay duties
a. shis d 81 ernnent, he Is at present hemmed in
VI, tle Tsllf and river sides of Tamaulipas, which
he says Il unfair and to ebvate this diicalty and
i 10 bring some revenue into his own treasury he
hazs signilled Ills intention of conquaring and an
exing Connasgo, and perhaps Matamoras.
Knossiag Tie energy and determination Of the
man. 81 ~ do. il has always been expected that
Vidaugf; would s0ine time make q descent upon
fha Rio Grallde, for the purpose Of carrying ont
his fayorite scheme. Therefore, We were not at
III supYissd ast week to hear that he had actually
ingaled TanAulipas, and that collision had taken
place. The scene Of the fghtwas in the immediate
xieinft ii CoInaggo. and although the forces were
SHsensihlg two hostile factions from Nueyo Leon,
yet in truth enc side Of the contest vas waged by
ths troops q TamaulipaH against those Of eoy'
NzdAurxi \.
oy. YiFauFri has heen farnished VIII a eAcel5
leslt excuse for nas preseht INVASION o.
W. IT. ecnnnrt e Ehc lasser, " EWING protso.aoh
and assistance q Asanpefll, we asls,lpssa g
h resoa1eso1 e = ~ ~ 49,
on1y moseo ms camp across t1s poalaass
sn1 w, MI r 1855 Nv.
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bring inso Che field farce sufficient to accomplish
Hi purpose, provided Mexico, some Of the other
SstatGs, ac not Interfere. The late engagement,
/ tlerafors, was an actual conflict between the
forces ef THE tvFo states, and 1t is said that CON
siderable damage Eas done, ana that Fidaurri
N came iii victorious.
III a matter Of course, we on the Texas side of
GU Ho Grande do not frightenedforo our safety
Iii tse lest but We feel nervous to have the fight
4 commence ana proceed in earnest, yidaurri has
certainly gisen oortlna I command i, bis army. ana
ysHen tlas Individual rides into Matamoras at the
head Of bis troops, perhaps he will ind that We
riil have i word to SOY whether be stays there or
isS KnY change That viii or may enIiyen affairs
IA fs fT0ntser d the earneat desire of your admir-
sag afaeAaA y ~ to a.als = ~
gh5 nsaf nase nor coi1s y il'lla' pus =.
Y saaa saae saaaalfl MAG force y one thousand
mel
w. had 4 very spirited discussion here on satur-
day night last, ID which Bell; Douglas and Breckin-
ridge wera all ably represented The speeches were
made by Cca MeK night, Mr. HoFd and Mr.. Gar