New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
FROM MEXICO
A Fight Anticipated petweca JuareS md
vid"urri-Tte Rebel Commission 20
vidaurri-Lcndipg Rebels in Mexico
True I'm Matamoros-Compla Of tho
observation-disclosures Against Sidnurri-
A Review 90 Come on in Brownsviilo
on the 92d, &c.


A Review 20 Come on i'm Brownsviiio
on the 92d, &c.
From Our Special Correspondent.
MArAMORcs, Feb. 90. 1864.
1t is reported here that on the 9th OF 10th Jul
srez entered Monterey and that bis approach VII
daurr took all his artillery and went into what IL called
tho Black Fort about mile from the city, and there
remained Thsreupon Juarez returned TO Satily. 1t
Ia supposed that fight will come off between the forces
of Juarez under Doblado andiVidaurri in the course
Of week or ten days !: nothing prevents, hope to
be on hand to witness 1t.
The so.called G. s. authorities in Texas have ap-
pointed Thomas j. Deyine "a C. $. District judge and
Thomas +. Mckinney Commissioners to negotiate
with Vidaurri for reoponng the trade through Eagle
Pass and Lorcdo These Commissioners were to
leave san Antonio Texes, for Monterey on the
I'd inst. II s thought that they VIII be success
fnl especially about 1900 bales OF cotton hsvr
already accumulated ut or near Eagle IasS ana
more Is on the road. The Mexican nri1 OF llo. per
pound this cotton Is an object 70 Nldaurri The e.
authorities charge one haf Of the cotton the
port duty on the other. The freight from Eagle Pass
via Piedras Ncgias. &c, 70 Ma'amoros amounts to
500 in specie little over per bale or course the
exportsrs n not Rebel officials make little or nothing
Mr. Simeon Hart &. S A., and Cotton Agent q the
{. S. is rcpued 90 be nowin Monterey and many other
prominent Rebels are there waiting until they can re-
Rebellion under the protection Of the U: s. Govern
ment. Maj Joseph j. Mntor, formerly Lieutenant IN
the T.. :. A., but lstteriy Major In the C. 5 a., and
the Chief Qusrtcrmaster of Gen. Kirby Smiths CON
mand Is reported 20 have gone via. Eagle Pass Mon.
tercy and rampico with his family and friends 10 En-.
ropeii Il coRrcured, not ~ return Fifty Rebel
officers said ~ have crossed over into Mexico at
Eagle Pass in the Of ten days preceding the time
my inf1rnants left The drSertiou OF these Rebel rats
shows that they think the ship Treason Is IN sinking
condition.
Trade in this city Is entirely stagnant The trouble
anticpatod at Monterey blocks 10 in that direction and
the large trains eghtd it'll goods for the Rebels that
have boon sent up the Rio Grahde viii be M bad way
II MeesIs Dcyino and Mckinney fail 90 get VdaurTl o
reopen the trade II Juaroz who has superior force
10 idaurT takes the matter In hahd and declines to
accede Ia their terms. The blockade runners hero de-
nouuce Nidnurr bitterly. They charge that DO author
lied his eon-u-iaW. l.. Miimo. 10 seize or embargo
enough Rebel cotton 10 indemnify hWscf ON account oi
the Rebels having taken oneLa4 Of his (Nmos) large
lot II cotton 10 came out Of Texas instead oi the
export duty Of 20 per cent which understood TO be
al that would b. enacted when hilmo made out his
order; and that Milmo has sezcd about 800 bales
that he Is making profitable job Of II by covering not
only bis loss but for consideration the losses u
Others give the statcmcn nj for what IL rs worth.
\ review of the United States forces at brownsville
will he had by MaiorGen Heron on the I'D inst. and
at night the officers will give ball. No Post Once
has as set boon established at that point Ought not
Texas 10 be made into separate Military Department
RIO GkANDE.