The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

chief. had resorted TO tha usual tactics Of hs
party m The imposition Of ysrosd loans, SaaAAAsnss
sad imprlssaments ~ usnas loans el nost heavily
upon the foreign merchants and many Of them, nolud
ing the French, English aad Spanish Ooegub, were I'm
preoned until the moDsv was forthcoming. Particular
attention was bestowed upon the Fresch Consul - his
house forciby entered and his strong box was bro
ken open and the deposits removed An this was done
by his party, Monsieur GabriaS must consider all
right and neither make protests recamsssons
Upon retiring from Zacaiecss the party entered
Fresnlo, important mining town, and repeated the
same operations.
cAmpos, the leader of portion Of The liberal forces
Of this State, departed few days since. Csjen and his
band of reAoDares and robbers In the State Of Du
rango Hnoozo also now moving with his forces To-
wards the city OF Durango, and in union with Campos Will
endeavor 10 recover the city.
sumed responsibilities Of the office 70 which
Almoet unanimously elected by The Legislature OF
The state. His return celebrased In the usual man
ner by the ringing Of BELLS rockets salvos Of artillery,
and other signs Of rejoicing
Inc ,s,,v rsssv,r1 ,hs;s w.Ir,rs ra1ss,s
stepping into their places The principle Of
rotation Office carried out in Mexico To degree that
would delight the heart Of the most progressive spoi
man. vidaurri, finding empty treasury upon his re-
turn power has been unable 70 make mach progress
in his Efforts aid the liberal thus far, but he will
soon doubt ese find the ways and means 70 raise and
equip Q respectable force.
copducta left this morning for Brownsville With over
three hundred thousand dollars having come from Zaca
The duties on this will amount TO over $4,000,
which viii give the government . little spending
Il has also been decided refuse the paper rather pro-
usey issued by the previous Administration In payment
Of DUTIES but 70 require Cam ,or tne same oar %es
but there help for IT, - this u Of the contngen
nsepar able from the political condition Of the STATE,
which they should have calculated upon when they bar
gained foe the paper.
We were rejoioed to learn by the les. mail from the
treaty By the Senate were Sr,eh.snng Il is the only
hope for this distracted country well - opportunity
for the eetablkhment Of American principles and 10.
nuence which should not be lost, may occur
again Let Senators lay aside for all party and per-
Fons feelings and respond at 70 the call Of humanity
ana duty.
Our Brownsville Correspondence.
BROWNSVILLE. Texas, April Q, 1880.
Fran Rangers FIRED Upon by Meri,an Soldies-Intrvieo
Bet'eeen American Officers and the authorities of Rey-
noeo-1roops Noo at Reyroso- Aereabouh Of Corsnas
Unkno~m- Uncertainty Of His Cdpture-IAs 4srscm
Troops Reinforoed-Bloodshef on the Frontier, dc.
On the 7h Of this month the Mexicaa soldiers stationed
at aeynoso fired into the fexas Rangers commanded by
Captain Ford who stationed in front OF that town.
The Rangers returned the fire. put flight the guard
which stationed the Rio Grande, the
boat landing On the evening Of the day, Oo r. E.
Lee, commanding the Department Of Texas arrived with
two companies Of United States Cavaly, under CON-
msnd Of Captain Albert G. Bracket, and, there had
considerable firing during the day, he despatched
Lieutenant Thomas 10 learn the or the firing Tne
returned about sundown and reported to the
Colonel that the Mexican Guard had commenced firing
without any just for doing Ga the morning Of the
9Th Captain Bracket was sent with dispatches
authorities Of Rey noso 70 enquire into the Of the
disturbances. The Mexican Guard had len the
st.o h,~fs ana
the Mexican side Of the Rio Grande. The Guard had
taken position behind thick fence where they
well protected, and was long time beo.e they could
be induced 10 leave their place Of shelter Though white
flag displayed the American side Of the river and
tie capita ~ with sergeant bugler and i've soldiers,
were IN ull view Of the Aexicans and within reach Of
After considerable delay, sergeant Of the Mexican
army crossed In boat, and Captain Bracket, with Nc.
neS H. az 81 En- NV. mo mo-
escorted them into town. Upon their arrival there
they found four companies Of Mexican soldiers drawn up
In the plaza, and detachment OF artillery. with loaded
cannon, front Of the Court House. Every street lead
ing towards the para WAS strongly barrcsded ny stone
wals and port holes made many places through
the walls OF the houses Major Trevino, brother Of
Governor nevno, .. the State 81 Iamsupas oom
m.nd Of the Mencsn Soldiers and there wsreeuppcsed
to be several OF Corpas' men In the ranks: this, how
ever, cep,ed BY the Mexicans
They expecting attack from our soldiers,
Eight. The women, most Of them, had rssrsd
from the town with the children, and those
rtnArfrf were AFRAID 10 20 70 Ire river bank Tor Wher
for ear Of being shot Several Of the families In
&c. IN suSrng condition for want Of water. Tue cap
tain VA Kindly received by the acalde, who Unclaimed
all hnowleoge OF the firing upon our rangers, and sad
tuca thing had IN fact occurred, altogether MS
ske and ~ss confr 70 the positive orders which had
been given 10 the soldiers After time spent 10 pre-
pxriDg 10 Colonel Lees despatch, the captain
recrosssd the river accompanied BY the two acaes o.
Rey loco, who paid Colonel Lee sit 81 rancho called
Eointurg, which nearly opposite Rey here they
stated their OF compliant In the 0 Colonel
Lee Major Hentzeman and Major Ford and several 9th
40 A. a.. -
power capture Corinas, any OF hs band. They
turned to the Mexican side OF the river evidently much
pleased with their visit.
There companies Of troops near Reynoso, and
several infantry companies above the me ban
dit, Cortpas, has gone knows where, and will
quire great deal Of skill 70 capture him, indeed he h
captured at ALL He has many friends In MEXICO. and
sympashizers In every town and hamlet Il y wonder
the MexicAns hate ths "Gringos deadly hatred and
time foa.sd moss a them enjoy the joke
smaxirgly
IAs evening the Mexican force u Reyuoso vss rein
nom Camargo two hundred infantry soldiers fro
Aatsmoros We aBo learn here this evening that OoL
lee received important ctsrs from General Garcia,
commanding the Mexican troops In fAmsulpas. supposed
70 BE- On assurance on bis part Of On active ooopseauon
In the search after Cortpas.
Thus far there has been much blood she'd on his IRON
tier In various ways since the commencement Of The pre-
most unfortunate urbanocs which God grant may
toon be brought 70 end.
A Startling and Mysterious Tragedy az
WEI mouth, mass.
suDDRH DEATH OF TWO SISTERS.
From the Boston Traveller, Nay AZ
The people Of Wey mouth have recently been thrown
into great excitement by he sudden death II Ten o'clock
n. the evening OF Nay g. Of Dseney Fr 1irrel