The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
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IMPORTANT FROM MATARa0nos
NEW REVOLUTIONARY DIFFICULTIES.
DIUyRAfB OPERATIONS on CoR7Nls
FLIGHT OF lu1z AND HIS STAFF.
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Ehey Are Safe Under the
saerIean Flag.
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Rxssaalsa ~ taslsnas ana 1satA
" General Lopez.
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ANOTHER T. suAREz MIGRATION,
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Y1IGHr Or Ru12 AND Els STAFF.
Exssutlsn ~ tAslsnas AMI DeatI
: " General Lopez.
ANOTHER svAREz MIGRATION

M2IhEh sUAHEz E'4NAT'oN,
Advscss rom NasamoSos report another revolution
mere. Cortinas WAS again In power He WAS placed
asooun 70 march against Mexico, and used hs power
seain make himself Governor s,sS~asSfrs. sI~
mere was considerable fighting among the MssiOans in
Maaamoroson the 18th instant, during which General
1eEron commanding forces 1t Brownsville despatch
"a the twentieth Wisconsin, Ninety Illinois and
Ays pieces Of the First Missouri battery the river
Al bnt the Twentieth Wisconsin bivouacked on the
bans but this regiment went almost to the plaza and
snt the night rons Of the residence Of the American
sgether with two millions Of dollars belonging v Assi
cass ana The United States government.
When General Ruis felt compelled 70 return 70 The Tex
Gae Of the river he accompanied by large number
- followers. Some two hundred Of them retained their
ans, whish they delivered up To the United States Pro-
voss Marshal Of the post. = the Commanding General
could NOT permit armed foreign soldiers 70 remain on
american SOIL They most Hospitality received by
eur troops who sympashised with them In their defeat
OAich waa owing other han aack Of courage
ne tSht on che night q tho lath not very
culinary. About thirty were killed and ninety wounded
= totb sl6e0. af e -. Fl
sOtsnas has god artillery and good rides while Ruiz
~ ppwieldy cannon and poor 6yearms. or course the
ssVk NJ u osstinas favor: aas ess \
or Sstsaeros cs.ssspsaseass.
- MxfAxonos, JAM Is, 1864.
ttiAs has STEAMER sAs Hsa.lD Vas informed Of the
tsiAy naAs between Rolls ana CoStinas. The
tutoyy q ths troublesths points d issue between
2sn-lns aiso been given, end willrspsst portion
ely Tor D. pake of the ssw who possibly nay not have
s thsrst acooups End Tor The better understanding
a.
6sua, Who MAS elected Governor b. the people tYjse
o nsss escseu being contested Jusrla
&ewsvss, dA not recognize aim, and appointed Ruiz,
6Asvsuptn the friends Of Berna. headed By Cornas few
- arms The revolutions following-amopg them the
osos sh-l viii not repeat, but connne myself TO de-
lQg5bng The last one.
esopls Ignorant Of the Mexican character imagined the
teabe ever believed that Cortnas intended 70 eyacu
- The city and march against the French Others better
lsemsd shook ther beads and declared that the only
obstacle 70 fighting the cold weatherthe coolest,
avs the oldsst inhabant," ever known IN Matamoros
VET, said they, until the hrst warm days come, and
"a shall whether what We say IL false or true.
The oesnsble Of Cortinas remaining In the city
~ he misunderstanding relative 70 the loan made from
- foreign merchants By serns This loan was recepted
~ in scrip TO b taken for duties Il the Custom House
six refused TO DO IT, asserting to have been forced
loan made by REBEL and hs would not recognize the JUS
soe Of the claim Cornas declared no would not leave
- city until the loan recognized and made iegiti
nate By Ruiz. In the meantime, however, ccrtlnas ned
- cathedral which was filed with ammunition but no
ss induced 10 divide the latter with Ruiz, and shortly
assrward withdrew his forces 70 Plaza do Aende, Or
q commonly called by the people, Plaza dc Capcps,
which, m Engsh, signifies :" Little Church." Here he
chartered his soldiers, and placed his artiery-hve
ttsve FOUNDERS and old howitzsr. He made his
Nssdqusrtsrs In little house the plaza During this
Sans NE city IVES quist and the government was cd
ahistered 70 the general satlsfacticn.
Il ID q known fact that In countries revolutionary
ssvolu0n-ths fighting msan-is started by apparently
6ing causes. There are Of course. anteeedents which
Aavs rpensd--the occasion 10 offered By tring causes
NJ own observation confirms this fact. pistol shot
ssLow.
About hapast three O'Clock on the afternoon Of IL III
ysauayy pistol shot brought the people from their
houses into the street leading from the Governors palace
. Csrtnas headquarters, and Immediately your cor
respondent stepped the street, horsemen dashed
BY. Tnsy were recognized a. Cortinas' officers.
Il seems Cardenas, second in command 70 Cortnas,
snl his private adviser with three other officers,
aswn % the palace nsued and attempted TO force the
nuard whsreupon they were fred upon, aud Cardenas
na Eohaxxayette Il cannot learn positively about this
sGosr) we're taken prisoners. without any trial, Rcas
sas Of Russ ocers, had him led out into the palace
yard Immediately and shot, Soon artcr Gen. eapisran,
Of RUNS forces, rode up 10 Cortuas
suartsfs an Informed him Of what had taken place. III
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