The New York herald., 1865-06-25

THE FAC End 0F ThE REBElLIuw'
FIG HIT AT b ZOs,
&C., &c. &c.
By the arrival Of the steamship Tuns shuey Captain
Hildreth, At this port, yesterday morning. from New
Orleans We learn that business u New Orleans was
slowly rsvivins
General Canbys order taxing al cotton exported BY zee
Ave dollars Per bale for the benefit Of hospitals worked
against the shipping interest," sending seme 5000 bales
psr msnth up the river and by railroad that otherwise
would 60 by sea- such tax being collected on cotton
sent 70 New York BY hver and rail. Tho steamship
| Monterey would leave ON the 18th.
Our New Orleans Co4rcsp0ndonee.
NEW 0RLxAM, June II, 1885,
Advices from The Rio Grande border are the 10th
instant Thoy contain tho following interesting account
Of the late revolution in Northern Msxico and the move
ment on xatamoroa II 10 In the form Of . letter 70
eitssn Matthias Romero Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
Ter PenipoteAthEy Of che Mexican Republic to Washing
ton. They can Il hero
xpoREfIs oyNclAL REoRT.
Having been invested by the citizen President Of tho
the traitors and those who aid and abet them, COM
ing in sight Of il with my command on the 3oth ut
While on the march Learned that the traitor Meiia
order to- 70 resist my .s:sa relied the S
| North America on the loft bank OF the Brazos.
This information was confirmed BY various reliable
ing TO the American troops Of the South in readiness
In the main square Of Matamoros From my own eyes
know that the confedsaes Of North America appeared
armed the other side Of the river since approached
the city, and that even TO this moment they maintain
hostile attitude moving In my rear and compelling me
MI VaIY 70 N EQtr hAa
facts agree fully and completely with the open hostility
shown by the conedetes the Of Colonel
who sssoned The Village s Of Pedrss Sssr II The latter
escaped BY crossing the Bravo with the anticipated con-
In view Of these circumstances have determined 70
withdraw my troops, believing that II would mot be
s % i e Ss% sG r
I have no doubt-ars 70 bs aided by shs CON
forces in the service Of the recession party which are
the banks Of the Bravo have Observed against
entirely opposed to the which this republic
tans making them accompces Of the vile sttempt Of
kspoison III 2 destroy the sovers,gnty q Mexico,
publics Of the New World
therefore but natural TO infer that the confsdertss
States Eovsrnment which exclusively recognized BY
70 hs inowIsds. q the unsd ssSses
men mpel me to address you this note which trans
Accept the Of my high consideration and
esteem. Independence ana Liberty
BEyoRs nArAnoRos, Nay 2, 1885,
Citizen Governor and Military conaudsr Of the States
Of New Leon and Monterey
OTHER saM
General MejiaS report has not yss nsas ~ appear
ance but In order that both sAcs may appear q the
same time, will gve you IN idea OF what II will b.
Your correspondent present and took part In the
suAc Aha NJ fhA
The report will prsbabiy read - follows
To Hrs MAyurY NAImnlAs l. -
eRx-I learned afew weeks age that the baroasians
threatened 70 again disturb the and order Of this
country Their cry, ever was Liberty and the Con-
stituton" They headed by General Negretc, Jua-
ress old Minister Of War; The movement took some
what by surprise, 90 believed the President liv
ing quietly IN Chihuahus and aversc to engaging in an
other revolution had even allowed his letters and
papers 70 pass unmolsstsd through the hasmoros poss
ishment therefore when learned that The barbaEaps
esd occupied ssltillo M9nterey and other Important
% By good fortune however General i~ps, escaped from
Monterey with most Of his forces and Joined me here
but ~ an Offset 10 this the traitor Cortnas wont 20
the barbarians, who were well supplied With Yankee
| arms. Ry ny scouts and spies ssoertained that
they had about dx thousand men aud seventeen pieces Of
psston 70 & % and
| In the meantime ! pursusded rather scared tho
French, German, Spanish and Brltish residents into or
ganizng themselves into military companies for the de-
fence Of their homes and property This by carefully
| worded proclamation By which hoped 10 catch the
not to o. Or
barians, ~ know their Consul whom I have never
recognised intended TO his nag when they entered
rebels 70 occupy the Plaza and river above for night
two. likewise manned the gunboan Antonia and ding
other duty seized all the horses within the city and
barricaded the streets with these preparations
swased the attack Of The bsrbsrans but they did
come In the meantime, your hajesty's faithful Aus
tsian legion arrived and the ntuation was assured
Accept tho assurance Of my continued loyalty and a.
ohm"n' to the ps0n Of your mo ncs; grsrG1. Majesty
General Of Divsiop Governor Of the Departments
Of Mhtamoros Tamaulipas Nusyo Leon and Ccabui,A
| MArAxoRos, May 2, 1865
rHS sTArS ov AyARs At xArAsoRo~
Both the military and commercial situations u Na,s
moros remain unchanged The liberals continue move
about the city and threaten H. but they
had made no attack They said to number some
seven or eight thousand men, while Mejias force only
about four thousand In the liberal camp there arc
many old eI-American officers among them Major Ham
on who planned the Notifications at Brazos and who
| s said 70 be good engineer Major Hamilton got tired
Of the service and wont over hatamoros whore hs
established the BsJrc' newspaper, little daily, hall
English and half Spanish which doing we'll but one
night General Mejs had Major Hamilton and his associate
editor arrested and suppressed the paper sealing ths
once door with sealing The editors were taken
the calaboose where they spent two nights and were
then set free The cause OF ths arbitrary proceeding
not known, s no charges we're preferred and when an
| explanation was demanded mo reply made Both OF
tho prisoners wore American citizens and their arrest
caused considerable on both sides the river
Major Hamilton after crossed the lines and Joined
the army Of Negete, Win whom he now 10
| AFFAIRS
Soon after the advance Of our iorces from Bnsos 10
| Brownsville the United States commercial agent, Mr..
Wood, and party Of Indies and gentlemen, paid them
visit, al which many hearty congratulations wore er-
changed Mr. Wood had been very uneasy, alone a. he
was nj Maismoros and surrounded by enemies; but
wared letters to the Secretary Of State ssiing fur
Tough for the summer MONTHS but ~ s probable
he will not care TO leave bis post Hc very active, and
understands the situation and the business Of his once
| perfectly
| wnrREABOure mAuaHrNH
Al last accounts General Slaughter and his remaining
sdherents sti proving about up the rvsr trying
70 convert thcscoton at Rancho Davis Camargo into
gold but probable Slaughter will give up the
Job and, like the rest disband and 70 home II s only
| the spoils which thus far has kept them together
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