New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10

| We had the pleasure yesterday (2ith) OF seeing
Captains Mafit and Davidson Of the Confederate
Navy.
from the East and immediately aferward the blockad
ing squadron placed their flags at half mast. This
steamer doubtless brought the news of the death oil
Lincoln.
The steamer Mexico arrived yesterday from Nain-
moros By her get dates from that place to the 10th
ult.
TIE "repronounoingr Of Cortinas is confirmed.
though ne told that his force cannot exceed 300
This is partial statement and is not believed Bands
have been organized and furnished with arms. or the
foreign residents, 900 TO 700 Germans 800 French 2O
SpanaTds and 100 English, and two companies Of the
civil guard police. about 500 men, beside the gafri
son and all Gen. Mejias roops-all to resist CortinaS
and 800 men, And then these 800 men have cut oil all
communication Of Aiejias army with the Interior and
even between MatamOros and agdad. at the mouth OF
the river the diligence is robbed, and the Mexican
passengers carried ai as prisoners.
These 800 men menacing Matnmoros and eNacting
the capitulation Of Mcia, have caused number OF
stringent; laws and DEGREES 10 be issuedamong them
tho following from the Project of the Police Of the De-
partment Of Matamoros
Oh consideration Of tie threatening circumstances
this Department Is kept in by the revolutionary hordes
lat through it and which it is necessary to sup
press and using the ample powers that have been con.
ierTcd upon me- o-dain that the following orders shaii
be obeyed in this city:
81 An persons residing at this post who have fire.
arms of whatever cabcr kind they may be- are here
by obliged TO present them within three days at the
guardhouse OF the Police Corps. under the pehaites
assigned hy thc law 10 those VINO protect Ic'oul9onS
against the Empire.
40 II any person wishes to sell serviceable arms to
the National service which he may have In bis posses
son. may present them at this prefecture for receipt OF
their value
- Persons who may be using arms in the public ser
vice are not included in the above orders.
And that il may reach the notice OF all and that none
aege ignorance IL Is published by order in this city.
lend il shall be affixed in the usual places.
PEDRO j. DE LA GARZA.
Ma,amoias, April 10. 1865.
Cortinas's men come up TO the very city nightly.
Mr.. Thomas Pauda and an editor OF The Monitor
were attacked within the limits Of the city by am
cascade Of Cortinas's Mr.. Pauda was killed The
editor escaped.
II seems there only 2s men composing the am'
buscadc.
The Monitor de la Fronttrd under the head OF very
important" also SAYS that the French man Of war
Adonis had arrived with instructions to Meiia.
Among the items Of news is that an army OF 70 600
men with equipments and transports is prepared on the
coasts Of France 10 embark receipt of the rst news
from Marshal Bazaino Napoleon regard to the In
tcItions of the United States upon Mexico.
From Cardenas learn th4t six miles from that port
10 the northeast of MORO Grande. the pilots have
found socp without sails rudder with an English
flag. On the stern Is 'Buccaneer, Nassau, y. T."
There is no clue TO what has become OF the crew.
There furniture in the cabin. no cooking uen-
sis in the galley.
The sales Of cotton during tie previous week were
IS bales only. and the week before that 800 bales.
On the first Of May the English @ steamers Denbgh
and Pelican arrived, four and half days from Calves
ton.
On the Goth Of April the English % steamer Wren
sailed FOL Nassau %.