The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31

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ss - aSc G;1s public works. he PEG
PIE and me agricultural inieyss Of The department. This
sss, rsnsi reads hal "As ohaees consequent upon
adoIlng talss, which viii also DO required TO furnish
aco, q may = equitable and practicable in the
An lnnedale survey Of The lsysss WIN DO made.
~ Ss.efday hss he Montgomery Brothers sold % auc.
ss, - me corner o. Basin and Common streets NUM-
soLu shiuaui0 nobos, many OF thom being formerly
cwnsa y y. kenner, ESQ.,, but confscaled BY The mill
az susnorles 40 your readers wen aware. Mr.
purchaser being NJ A. B. so Trpisr, q New
sold FOR o Mayor ssso OBJ 70, Iay osss
cola chestnut four year old any followed and il was
beautiful four year cid imported mare. py Wa;
Australia, the last OF the Kepner stock sold she
wac pCsss S.S y NJ sss.s other
NJ aon.gOmsIy remarked close q the sale. thsy
nns BANJO, composed Of shlrsy.swo members, and o..
1nSed icr General Andrsws Corps d'Afriqus. hss re-
ana discourse SUCH Ia
Ssneroa Banks hse retained them FOR short time 10
New oSSsns while mere number Of concerts WIN be
gwen. This band was recruited by Mr.. p. g. Gilmore Of
Boston. By request Of General Bans this gentleman win
snpesntsnd musical matters in this Departments during
m0oUs psisflR-DHAfa or CAPTAIN UImy.
Oar army u TEXAS remains quiet and comfortable Quite
% s. %Sh CAPTAIN Ey sSS
Grew losi their lives. The particulars are q follows
Mo stsamshp ST. Mays started out Of the harbor Of
Braxos for ths city, piloed By Captain MeSy Arriving
safely outside the bar, the Captain entered small boat
and started TO return but the boat capsIzed by be-
ng thrown BY wave among the breakers, and Captain
ElleJy and the four oarsmen we're drowned.
ftW NH NnuR DRgERIzRG. Mh
Every steamer brings deserters from the enemy,
and statements that the army - well 40 the people Of
Texas rebeng against the iron rule Of General Ma
gruder His bomSastlc proclamation 70 them, his cruelty
and overbearing Manners are fast alternating those who
would otherwise remain true TO che SOUTH and before
long your readers may hear Of an open REBELLION amongst
the two parties which compose the army Of Magru
der--hs friends and his enemies.
When the Mexicaus were having little street light
among themselves 1t Matamoro6 the night Of 18th
instant General Heron sent three regiments across the
Rio Gande for the purpose OF protecting the american
Consul and people in thx city but will write NO more
upon this subject a your correspondent who Was pre-
sent at the time, sends you by this steamer full and
graphic account Of the whole affair.
PRESIDENT JUARE1 I'm ROUTE TO nARAM0Ros.
gentleman just arrived from Natamoros gives me ad
ditiona news Of importance from Mexico.
President Juarez has arrived at Satio on bis way to
uatamorOe.
Another gentleman who wac In San Louis Potos on the
18th Of last month"; states that Jusrez left that place,
The French have not taken possession OF San Luis
Potos but have sntrenched al San Augustine seventy
five miles from San Luis PotoeL
stion some te TO advance they would have 70 march
q dangerous distance from the coast and their base
wa furnished win the fun particulars Of the rsvo
ain from forwarding u for publication, the account
through the ccIunSs o. t6s HSsAS, however, kindly
thank lhe gentlemen for their Information.