New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
FROM NORTHERN MExHCO AND
TEXAS,
Movements of Cortina-The Prospects OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm uatamorcs.
From Our Special Correspondent

Prom Our SPECIAL Correspondent.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June l6. 1864.
Some two weeks since, Gov. COrtina LETT
Matamoros with military force, It was supposed to
attack Carsaja who was at Victoria the Cap
ital Of Tamsupas and was reported to be exciting an
resurrection against him. News has since cose that
Carysal has issued an order as General in command in
that region that Corna should be obeyed and respected
as Brigader General in the Army. and as the Military
Governor of the State of Tnaulpas there will be
no collision between them Indeed the public feed
not be surprised it, long they should hear that Cor
tina has taken the City of lula and cut the comnun
cation betweeen San Luis PotOsi and Tempieo; ana
that not content with that he is threatening Tampco
itself Cortna is fronuersman, and does not IKE 10
remain inactive There is no knowing what ON earnest.
active reSolutc man, who has the confidence Oh A4s
men. may not effect -
Some time last week II my information be correct Z
number Of the officers OF President Juaeza army VINO
belong the northeastern frontier OF Mexico i4V'
aounoed, not against Juarez. but against 6eas:
Qucsada "a Cuban and Carvajal-not TIE CerVaJal
above mentioned who il Texan but ne Carygal WHO
has for some tine been General OF CavaTy under
Doblado and who is native Of one OF the Southern
States If Mexico They did not wish 10 serve under
foreigner aud born in remote part OF Mexico Dnt
desired TO be led by generals practically Wen acquainted
with the region IN which they expected 10 nave 70 hgh
The rlaeontents were arrested and on last sunday
two Of them, viz: Col Lezano aud Comoaasne q. c.
Major Ugartachea were shot. Col Zepeda, who Is
very III, Is is feared viii lie shot slso.
This is thought by lhe citizens TO be bad pohey.
These officers were disloyal though thoy may have
been cupaby insubordinac and the groui they took
in which they were fully sustained by the local
public sentiment.
Ian who is styled Emperor Of tho Traitors OF
Mexico Tzpsrador dc los TTedores de Nsieo reached
aapa to how long his career VIII be on this size OF
the atlantic. What per ceniage would Life Insurance
Company require policy upon his liief After re-
nouncRg his chance ior the Of Austria, aud get
ting the debt Of some six millions which weighed him
M
what are his prospects, Is Mexico conquered is the
RssecicRarso party animated with desire to supper:
hin, since ii has been decided that the hsiionahzed
secular Church property viii not be restoredi II the
EIepeh troQps ere withdraw. as the French people
wish them 70 6s, upon whom in or out OF Mexico, can
he relyi Taen the Mohioe doctrine.
Ine Rebels In hatam0ros short time since had az
sanged plan TO capture the transport St Marys on
her return from BRACES Santiago 60 New Orleans and
Aferward running her into Galveston, 10 convert her
into blockade runner. Their programme was 10 nave
somo thirty mon 70 do all the swearing necessary 20
able them TO get passage on her. They were 20 take
their reyolyers in their baggage and, when fairly OF
10 fOToiby seize upon the vessel ana run her
20 Gayeston The party crossed over ana prepared TO
60 but by accident were crowded out and left
behind Their e0Htederass Chow well The word suits
In Eatamoros certain that they had got OF AID
had accomplished their praca design that they Ut once
reported that the st. Marys mad been captared ard
was taken TO Galveston The report reached DrazOS
Santiago whore the confederates left behind were
remaining and trying 80 get passage IN The next
transport which they aimed 10 take in place OF the ST
Mays. Tho suspicious OF tho officers there were
aroused snd they caused the baggage OF the applicants
for passage to be searched. IN consequence, their
reviewers were seized, and some Of them were set
ACROSS the river In short. instead OF capturing d
steamship they lost thsir pistols and passagemoney,
and oaassd rule TO be introduced which will defeat
any similar scheme in the futnTe
Enclosed you win fad slip cut from The Houston
Dahl T.lsRraph Of MAY % giving an account Of The
meeting between VidaurTi aud Magruder. and the
speech Of tho lattor tho occasion. The editorial
paragraph explaining the ccuftesies extended 10
Gov Vidsurrin &c. is clearly meant for the Mexican
market and is designed TO prevent Presidents Juares
from stopping tho cotton trade. Mark how utterly 1t Is
at yerisuoe with MaEruier's speech
No post-ollce has yet been opened here. OF
course tho news Of Grants glorious advance reaches
in en- irregular manner az broken Intervals There
any one living here TO subscribe for New York paper
until postofice is established. RIO GRASpE