The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

IN II
The legislature of Nuevo Leon and Coahuh closed the
22d of May, aer extraordinary session OF days
The effect of uraga's defeat win be TO depress the
power Of Mramon in the interior Il is useless, after
this for the United States expect anything the
government at Vera Cruz, for is only incapable of
suppressiug Niramen incompetent 1, control the
States which pretend TO be subject its rale
most unfortunate move nent that Captain Turner inter-
fered in the he did at Vera Cruz IL the Mexicans
had been allowed fair fight Mramon would have taken
the city, and we should now have had responsible 60
best for all parties and II is time that Mr. McIane was
withdrawn and the force of support removed that
the factions might have fair field and clean hght for
Our Brownsville Correspondence.
BROWNSVILLE, Juno IA, 1850.
Corinas sui in he Field--Hl Plans for the Future
Formation Of volanteer Compcnies-Avdsr Of United
States Soldier by. -Four Characterization Of he Rio
Grande-Fseling in Farm Of lNramoa-csastom House
Returns, &C., dc. rn .nn
More trouble il anticipated with Cortinas as be has
certainly made his appearance the RIVER and Is now 1t
the head Of two hundred He attacked rancho be-
longing TO Mexican unfriendy to himself several days
ago. and killed the whole party He says he is only wait
ing for the yellow fever TO break at this place. when
the troops will remove then no will carry out his
pana TIE Mexican troops IN Aasamoros have gone up
the river to intercept and catch him possible, but
doubt their ability in the rst place, and their willingness
TO attack him IN the second he says he the or
ders left with the garrison to remove from town
and form camp At distance of some eighty miles on
the hrs approach Of the epidemic and then, when the
population s small and many down. and the rest
ing, he VIII have an opportunity 70 sack the town.
So fully impressed the citizens with tho dread of
this attack that they have formed themselves vo
their organization in such way that they viii be ma
bled TO meet the danger when It comes Night patrols
awake to the dread possibility Of being again suSoced
the control Of a bandit, I-
Such alarm was created in the garrison night or
Two snce by the sentinel in charge OF the magazine, who
fred his gun at several persons whom he supposed
bent on blowing up the powder house. -fi aYrf = !.
Robberics quito about the town present.
property unsafe Il left out Of sight and from under
lock and Key Four soldiers nveiged one Of their
Panons outside Of ,swn on the nigh, Of the 10Th and
posed TO have money but fortunately he left all but six
dollars in camp with his wife Two OF the parties have
capped and deserted into Mexico. $500
The Rio Grande Is in good boating condition, and
when the new steamers added which contracted
for the trade Of Brownsville and the Rio Grande will be
considerably increased. We are all In favor OF the sue
ment to Mexico as that will at once bring about the abo
ton Of the decree making Maamcros free town. which
It was measure not Calculated to aid anybody but few
traders in hatamoros and therefore was not done
principle as could have been said i such privilege had
cious and Mexicanke hit at American traders In the
town of Brownsville. ., ~. .-
The trade Of the Custom House in exports and imports
will probably reach u 900 this month"; and for the
quarter i will not fall far short Of q, 800 900
ba s men - .soq, anI 10" ., 'ne ana NE com
commonly for the benefit OF the service.
No epidemic is apprehended at this place this year.
News from the Argentine C0nfederat ion.
NAME OF THE CONFEDERATION CHANeKD--THE QrEs-
TON OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN THE LEGrsLArURB
OF BUENos AYREs-sERIoUs MILITARY RIOT, ETC.
The steamship Champion, which arrived here on satur
day from Rio Janero and San Francisco, brings Us news
than our previous sdvces
The following are the only items Of any interest
The English Charge de Anairs at Montevdeo informed
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs that his govern
mert had resolved that lie agents alone should assist
s the religious ceremony which be celebrated In
crmmcmosaton Of the triumph IN which English bad
share The following brief resume of the principal
acts Of the Convention, which assembled on Nay L.
On May the 18th the session Of the Convention called for
revision Of the constitution Of May 1885, closed its Ia
bors, which might be summed up by saying that IL re-
commended the reform OF The constitution
with certain conditions, substituons and omissions,
OF which contained in the compact Of the 1lth
Of November 1859 On the 18th, n Devm WAS celebra-
ted as return OF thanks tor the happy result OF the hbors
On mot on Of Mr. samiento, it was voted by scclama-
Ss Of q e ~ ~
name thosc provinces win heuccforward BE- known. Sr
.Sp r vain snd sns
BY an executive decrce the hosting Of national flags on
private houses was that privilege being allowed
The various consular agents are, Of course permitted TO
hoist the aes Of their respective nations In conformity
The government declared that public unc,,onaries
might profess opinions differing from those Of the govern
The project Of sr rras, proposing a reform Of the
second article of the const tuition, which declares the
Catholic religion TO be the religion Of the Argentine con
federation rejected ater speeches by fcw Of
the MEMBERS who maintained that liberty conscience
the basis Of all other liberties. it
Dates nom Parma are 70 May o. Up to that date the
Legislature Of the province not in session. The
bcrs were holding preparatory meetings (cauc1ses)
The Impsrsioi, II Cordova, OF the %sh ot says-By
roro has smo,hered revolution which has been Cor
tme preparing by the Beneyides party certain Mel
the barracks, The plan was ascoyered The government
consequently took measures which compelled the rcvou-
tionis 70 seek safety in fight amongst ten twelve
leading persons arrested at San Juan, was lady named
Queiroea.
p In corien,es there was serious rio, and
some boodshed under the following clrcum-
stanccs-On the occarion of the embarkatlon
Of battalion under Col Pcrjol, for Rosario,
quarrel arose among some Of the men sho charged each
other with their bayonets killed and great
number wounded. only about hundred men were
bnrked more than three hundred refusing and retiring
The Comerio a, Ia Plata has the follow ng,-The pro-
phets of disaster have been deceived and their sinister
with the rssTm shs cpossisssssa me sussias today
has become nsrc clear Tho liberal party o Bacnos
iorm--prcseDfs Buoncs Ayrcs today with her liberty
saved her rights secured tho federal code Of the re-
public and her honor without STAIN and because the
Incorporation Of Bosnos Ayrcs the result
OF violence, Der Advantages and her interests
the decidedly Secured. Conscq uenty she
presents appearance OF the most solid union, since
~ " based the interests and the rights Of ALL
The govsrnmeni OF Buenos Ayres marching boldly in
the path q union, endoayors 10 every obeacc
which might be orpoeed The government u the Confede
ration declares that considers the reforms proper and
IS now convinced Of the good faith with which Bocpos
Ayres acts The public Of Pnrsna aud the Governor
Of kntre Rics General Urquiza, congratulate themselves
on the TENDENCIES which the acts Of Buenos Ayres do
velopc.
citizen from the ranks Of the federal party, public
man who rrocaimed The necessity Of reform IA the
stitution r the provinces Is considered, at this
msnt, by both parties cf Boenos Ayres and
by the Confederation, as tho only man capable
o. satisfactorily settling the national question: and thus
elevated 10 power amid the applause Of all The tr
unph Of an idea could not be completely conceved
The idea OF reform may Be said received by the