The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-11
Later fron the Rio Grande,

Our Quasi REC0GNITN BY MEXIco.-Ihe + orr Drown
Flag of the 18th ut oder the head, Quasi Reeogni
ton of the Southern Chfederacy by Mexico publishes
the following received bm the cusomhouse at Iampleo
BY arrival fromAm pico we are put IN possession
of the following ofieadocumentt from the eustomhouse
at Tampico:
MARITIME CUsroNIcsE TAMP1co, TAMATLIPAs-RE-
PUBLIC OF MExco-fneral Treasury of the Nation
First section The elf officer in charge OF the depart
ment of finance conf unicates the following superior
order to the general easury:
In an official COMMUNICATION dated the 4th inst, his
excellency the mni$er of relations and government
informs me Of the flowing His eXcelency, the pfesl-
dent ordains that hesses of the Confederate States
of the South shall bedmited in the ports OF the re
public subject to the me restrictions and under the
same regulations, as The vessels OF other nations
transmit this to you tat you may circulate 1t to the
maritime and Observation-Disclosures tor the fulhment
of its purpose.
hereby eommunate it to you that It may be so
done God and libefv JOHN 4. LAMBRANo.
Mexico May IL 16I.~
The REyoLuToY TAMAULIPAs.-The Enemy APP
preaching Matamof8-The Black Flag Raised-PreSl-
dent Juarez demands general Commemorative demand is
refused.-In yesterdays issue gave brief summary
of intelligence respecting the progress OF the revolution
in Tamaulipas, district of northern Mexico, taken
from the Brownsville Flag of the 18th ult ThatJourna
Of the 18th ult cane to hand by this mornings man
brings US the following additional particulars, by winch
IL VIII NC SCCu dIdlFS are ldSb CAA0l
in that quarter Of he Revolutionary republic Says
the Flag
The Crinolinos q Matamoras are making strenuous
efforts to protect tie city from the approaching Rooi
by batteries and 5irrcades The. Progresista of tho
18th ult, announces that the black flag over the
town at present. md that under its sombre folds the
Crinolnos intend 70 fight, without asking or giving
quarters ALI the}eope are at the fortiications work
ing with might andmain.
Gen. Guadalupe Garcia is said 10 be the marcl
from Fampico to MqtamorOs, with his cavalry, thre'
rlted cannon and 40t infantry
Gen Caravalal is sad to be on the outside OF the Cit
OF Matamoras, at the distance OF days march, will
500 to 2o9O men, and Aeayy artillery in proportion.
DR.. Bowie, gentlemn from up the river, report
that the force Reynos left that place three days ag
for Matqmoros, under Ges Aldrete and Treyino.
The utmost secrecy anddiscretion governs both PAL
ties, and we therefore live but little correct nfor
nation as to the movement of either armies. Muc
bitterness prevails. Howeve we are assured that tn
difficulty will be ended wthna week as far as Maamc
| ras is concerned Quien sabe
By private letter from Monterey under date Of Nov
H. we learn that president Juarez has made deman
upon general Vidaurri of Neuvo Leon for the deliver
Of Gen. Comonfort to the authorities in the city
Mexico and that Gen. Vidaurr has refused to delive
Comonfort up. Comonfort has published manifest
declaring his intention to remain in the country despit
my lord cardinal" Benito Juarea
The matter threatens difficulty, if Juarez had an
force but he is atpresent shut up in the city of Mexico
surrounded by Marquee, Meia, Zuloaga and Cajigas.
| he sustains himself at home he vii! do we'll
n. O. True Delta.