New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01

n.a snne are being fred IN honor Of Cardeua. No au
theno report Of the killed and wounded has yet fallen
into nv hands, Az Cortna Is ambitious of sustaining
high character 10 is thought that he viii maintaib an
Efficient police. During the fight some loyal refugees
from Texas Germans) were robbed II is TO be hoped
that Gen Heron win take steps to cause them 10 DE
promptly Unidentified At ell events he ought to do So
At lsst il lie reported that the cotton trade by way oil
Eagle Pass hiss been broken up by the General In CON-
mand Of the Department Of the Gulf but by hagrnder.
II is stated that after forces landed where they have
since remained cotton allowed to pass out by way o.
Eagle Pass by the Rebels on paying an export dnty o.
twenty per cent until all the cotton really owned by the
Confederate Government and officials that was on the
road was put across the river. Then the export duty
raised to fifty per cent and that amount was taken
from a lot Of cotton belonging TO firm In Monterey
hat firm got an order from somebody permitting them
to seize other cotton probaby belonging to c. s. OFF,
cia found in Mexico ON which fifty per cent had not
been paid. by way Of indemnity Seizures were made
accordingly and Magruder on hearing OF them put
stop 10 tue further expectation Of cotton So except
such cotton rs may be Struggled across the Rio Giade
below Eagle Pass and above Brownsville, the COTTON
trade on this border has in all probability been DDaJ
closed and that by the Rebels themselves. 49,
Court Martial which sitting in BrownsViIe ior
the trial OF Capt j. X Herbert A. A. q. OF Cen ham
hons staff closed its sittngs last week but It's hndns
Is not yet published. 1t appears mat Capt hsrpt't
prepared a form OF proclamation for SeIna ana mac
along with il form OF libel as II II termed against he
Rebel cotton In this city, together with form of rdg
ment for the condemnation and safe OF INC cotton on
competent proof by the Mexican Courts anu proYdis
that the proceeds Of the sales should be paid TO tie
Treasurer Of Nstsmoras II there be anything wrong
in this the public can determine. The proclamation
OF whoh have obtained a copy il NJ follows
PROCLAMATION
at having come 20 my knowledge that certain persons
siding IN the City Of Mssorss ard se Of Tgmaupe. are
secretly setting agents OF rebeous portion OF The ctieI
q nd
Sste. Which rebeious citizen, falsely STAIN TO be
.nt gpd,T s siae and styo Of s Confederate States 81
America p aud that these Aforesaid have in Tar
forms under various devices o. eonccsment and cover
large Interests in cotton aud deposits for the said
called Conedora Of America and that these Interests
Won snd oibs, ,e,s for ter rebellion, warae and 90
aid and sss. the French their nvson and conquest Of Che
Republic Of heso ard that tcse SCENTS torrsd aud by
them, their principal the socHled Confederate State, Of
America plotting oonsprng and connivng 81 thu over
throw of the McIc Republic, by aiding encour Fng, ana
by their Rebellion in the udnen, Of mankind furnishing the
" Now therefore de la Sens Governor Of the State
Of Tssulpas do publish and proen that a, such SCENTS
TamsuhpAs public enemies and that 90 bring their pop
cry every kird ard description well as that OF the
principal the Soceed Confederate States Of America and 81
agents sni sefsyled citizens Of the socbed toaed
eraio States Of America Il liable be seized condemned md
such cotton accounts. deposits. and other effects Of he
called Confederate States Of Amercs or any Of the oicIs
agents e,yied citizens OF the ecsed Confederate States
of lueea and ih the be beled In the courts o. s
city and proven 70 be the property Of the socA ed CoHie
Sfsee c' America any OF tue
yed citizens Of the tocssd CouiedeIse States Of America
then the ibA De condemned and sod BY order Of the
Court, &c ~
As Serna lost hs Office by The compromise with Rniz
the proclamation was never pat forth by him officially
However, Cortlna has won the dsy, and Serns may
again come into power there il DO knowing whether he
may not yet IT, IL he any person succeeding him
should So So will not the Rebels begin 70 suspect that
they Fave no friends left What cen they do 10 help
themselves What is there 10 prevent the seizure OF
their money sEot -
A friend who hrs examined tho evidence before the
Courl.Marta, IN which the foregoing fora OF proola
nation IL included, suggests that nothing verse oe
proved than he found in the record, Capt, He1Deri
deserves promotion rather man punishment.
Refugees inst arrived from san Antonio report tha'
the Rebels have abandoned their design OF certifying
HAT pace and give il their opinion that the person
sent 10 buy spades &c. viii 6va himself Of the chance
20 keep gu; OF Dixie With The funds he brought of with
him.
Mr. Pierce. our Consul has returned from Browns.
vile and brought back the safes full Of money he took
eeTOss while the light was undecided. RIO GRAhDE-