Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27
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LArHs FRolf rhaE EssO GRANOE.
The New Orleans Trse Daita is in receipt OF
adyices from Brownsville one week later than
the intelligence published aunoaaeing the &C.
feat Of the Csrvaisl party and the abandonment
of the siege Of Mstamoras. Since the To0t o.
the Rojos (Carsjal psrty) Matamoro5 has been
quiet. and a general movement seemed to oa
making to commence business again, desp'tet the
tbreats Of the Rios that they iutend 10 attack
and take the place in a short time. rom ths
FIgg's snmmarv we extract the following;
on Thursday last Col QUToga at the head o.
,.igbt bnn7red troo1s from Nusvo Leon, entered
Niotamoras, and was received by tie pe0pIe"ltl
treat f;endship and enthusiasm
Col. Ouiroga brought in lis train, as q captive,
Gel Zunira, who is said W have betrayed the
,burch into The hands of the Rojos on the morn
ing of the final assault. Col. Zuniga reports
5bat he was attacked suddenly, aud that instead
# betraving his posi-, he only fed when there
was no hope of resistance, aud that be took the
road to Monterey ia order to Ine5s and OBTAIN
be protection OF the troops nom Nueyo Leon.
When he was first brought nto the clty oil Aasa-
noras a very general cry of shoot hm was
raised and In order 70 apeasc TIRE moo IL was
necessary to report thst lie would be shot al 9
O'Clock last Friday morning. Then the execn-
lion was postponed, until now II IS considered
doubtful It he wiz be moiested
The Crinolnos have acted with great modera-
ton, and have thereby made friends Tor them
selves on this side Of the river. in fact, It seems
to be q lively impression that an adjustment VII
5e arrived al which viii avert the calamitJ o.
another conflict
I'M the great contestof last week, many Of the
oest men and the most valiant fighters OF potl
parties were killed. The r JOS lost Col Aiderei'
and Can't. Msteo L0nc0ri0, besides others o.
lesser note, while the CuuoiBos had e Mace
ionio Cspistrau severely wounded, and Col
Mahas LOngoria, brother Of Mateo LonSor'a
mortally wounded.
On Monday, Of this week, an immense tran
II carts came down nom Monterey. and th'
river bank seemed TO be lined with the srhc.e.
which the war had peut Up IN the Interior an'
which took advantage OF tie hrst iuA On land e
make their way toward the sea-
Great numbers Of our people have visited th'
city Of Matsm0ras, and they return IN sorrow
aud wonder ct the immense destruction OF prop
erty which has taEen plEcs. II IS Impossible 4
describe the ruin which prevails.
Gen. Ssrna len Brownsville last week for TIM
city of Victoria. the capital of IGnaulPas, pre-
~Darat0rv. he said, 60 forming q new force % re
Del Vidauri's army and then to subdue Msta
noras. Various rumors are a90at as to the res
~ignaton Of Gen. C%arvajal, and ee spPoiusmen'
tof Col Pena to tie command Of the Roo forces
but We place so iittle Teliance On these run'orl
that we decline 20 affirm anything in the matter
Of this. however, we are ceFisln, that tae lt1Io
are organizing again in formidable numbers
but more than this we do not know.
Don Ma.ias Loncoria died on Tuesday, and
salute was fred ia honor of his memory, on th,
same night.