The New York herald., 1864-10-29
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
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INTERESTING FROM THE RIO GRhNDE.
IKE OCCUPATION OF MkfAM0R02
C0RTINA YIELDS TO MACMILLAN.
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THE POST OCCUPIED BY MEJIA.
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CoRTINA YIELDS TO MACMILLAN,
Mexican Refugees In Correspondence
with Cslsnsl Day,
Ass Aess &A
Oar View Orlea ms Oorrespondenee.

Our New OfI0n0o OOrrespOnOcuCos
NEW ORLEANS, Oc. IL, 1864.
The United States trans ort steamer Alliance, from
Bazos Santiago arrived she brings the following
passengers for New Orleans:-
Rev. A. Day, T. Ii. Monat, J. Norebead, Lieutenant
eands, J. Rays, r. Buchanan. J. Haiisey, eyno~ ~z
Colonel Wallace, MAJOR Muscott i.euten mt Orc u,
Lisuteuant j. Judd, T. H. rechtel. l.. Scott Iieuten
sss Drew, Iieutsuan. Henry Fey Mexican ofloers-
Smith, Aupe Navrara Colonel Tlrnde Jaan M NJ. Fam >
krano p Trovar and brother. Adoipn Garza Juan ar7
Tosntn aud seventeen other officers beionglng TO Ae
tborai party OF Mexico.
Cortina has become q brigadier general 10 the I'm
1erast army, has given his adhesion 10 Maxim Aan
General MeJia Is 10 command At Matsmoros. sneral
Dssyton succeeds Colonel Ford in command OF th' reb
forces At brownsville.
The following pareculars furnished the Ne S0rleans
Ss~es II the 10Th inst, by the Fuser OF tb steamer
AhaAnoe from Brazes, win be reHe with intorf Az
oer,,na mas surrendered. wiva his arm . 70 Geueral
Me,a OF the Frerch army all his kr;al and nu
0itlons OF He demanded 70 DO placerl commsnd
q all the Mesesp surrendered, nth the ronx Of
general aud s stated ihns the reqw .ss complied
General Drsytn has arps-ed at Townsville snd as.
qamsd Of the rebe,s At tnat ,ace
Governor Cortma has svemit'ed 10 tho Emperor Max
intan surrendered all his forces Hms, caUnon and all
Who NJ 70 ae employ fsse ErAperor Maximuau aud has
nocsptedE commission N The army OF tbe Emperor
ins reaels had aeeAe Matamoros Offering large sums
~ money Cortms Cor MS fine r,hed cannon; but
tshs robes) were only the eDemsss the United
ksssee bu, the eoecai,s or republican
contineat and II hai boeD ihe rebels
hsxsco uld been AIDED ny the French nor
would &c The Emperor Oi che hex nation
Hy ne steamer Alliance a large number o; Mexican
.schcsrs have arrived 10 ssylum in our own
favored land. Ts,se olceTs have refused all the br0es
3sred them by tee tyrous no now ru'c in Mexico, and
,ssna against All the inrences the French pre-.
ssrms exile 20 being slaves The oll wing arc letters
tAey have addressed to Colonel Day, Ninety Arst Iii.
sestcsrs, commanding United states torces at Brizos
'sass,aso, Texas.
CcIeNm-Sr: The undersigned. superior officers end
sab terns o; the Mexican army do less than ad
Arss you and to the governrnt ol The Unhe states
srcsre vote Of thahks Tor the asyun generously
kSaoted tn them by ad the cccrs OF the United
hates sunbost ltasca Also the generous treatment
sssved The HANDS by several citizens
tostuoes OF war nd taken TO France prisoners and
Who returning, Could nc. their country on
OF the port OF Mstaoros being possession OF
piacs the 18th Of las, month (September) at which
fims protected br the unisd states gunbo, &
Isase,. we can regsd so power!ui ration with feel
ss but those 0. gratitude and respect. and 10 taking
Advantage Of this opportunity Of es,ing them
you that our continents those ol
ear government and we can assure you tina, all expense
tratch tue government II tho Uned sites hes or ma
oaepr favor, will be satisfied by
humble ssrys1ts ns liberty py ana Ud
MiGUaL vLRaZA,
MIGUEL TALANO5,
g. HERNANDEs,
CORlE VARIIA,
Coloncls, Mexican Army vi the Republios
1RAzos SANTIAGO, Texas, Oct. 8, 1854.
CoIoSnL-Sir:-Ihe chiefs and officers OF the Mexican
rcs refugees At this piace, directed to Include
iheu the II thauks wgcn ID the Of bo
-st0sing you this day. assure that tho thank ~
OF my smpatriets what also feel D my hesrt,
shall make known /, the lresden, o my
opsnry many favoss which tbey havo ed from
you and viii endeavor to whatever may be their
sxp~nses iiqu'datad.
Receive sir the assurances of my respectful conside-
salion. Iade3endence aud Reform.
AUSIIANA RIBERA,
Brgndier General, Mexican OF the Republic.
osei H. 81. Day, chic. of United States forces, Bazos
Santiago.
Rs .xos SANr,.ao net 1874
a Jew by tho name Of ieopold Lavi, who IL mem ber
rebel hTm in Texas, came tu the headquarters ol
csosobei Day, commanding Ured states forces, and
asatcd tina. he eeing rom exls his way to the
puitcd Staes and had but tw doirs In paper
noney requested that BE- should have Tree passage
20 New Orleans the steamer Alliance. 1be Colone
MIN TO the lrovost Marshal, Major George pay
TIosty lihnois Volunteers, where he took oatn
Swearing no had only twenty. seven dollars in paper
Roaey and sha all the money lie had n The worlt
IRON something about his sc,iDus the Provost Mar
skArs snsnioions aroused that the fellow
al grher % be tlsied; he told him to call at n'
sLoe IN the morning OF the Same tme keorng stric
wSson bim When no called n tho morning for his
Esas iior Day searched bin and found large amour
gold bin and of course took possession of IT, Ths
Rovcs Marshal has uce asceriaped that no has beer
sasaRed IN blockade running and owing TO the visilanc
~ gaan; tars, he has not been able to out of
rste pert he thought he would try his old Uncle Sam
His gold viii, be conhscatsd for the bensAs o.
- Cn.tsc States.