New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
MEXICO.
Ansfrs On the BsrdoS-Omeisi Report or
Gen. N~gr~se-The Rebels In Texas Aid
i;tg the Liberty Of the
Press.

From The Kew fietus fiesyure.
We have received IA copy OF Le Commerce, oi
Malmoros of the let Inst; aid Of the RGacAuo ~ ihe
18th ut from which We gain tho following brief Items
OF news.
Gen. Meta who went on the :;ih TO the Boca. had
returned. Gen. Ohycra commanded In his absence
On the 3lst movement Of the troops had been rotcc
IN the morning and various the oorJeeiares . 10
It's object lie Conasuss thinks there was no special
ono Ia view.
Munitions were coming up from below, and ten
pieces 81 artillery aud troops were landing at The
boca.
trouble and retail sales were duh.
On the morning Of Tuesday, the 3oth. Roman Iere'
executed in the Plaza de IA Capiis after ooh'ie
ton for the murder u joaquin MerDo.
On Its English side the COmnoos gives us the follow
ing respecting BrOwbfvile;
Tie Federal flag is floating undicurbcd to the breeze
there " more spoken OF the Conederntes tnah u
they had never existed.
lie new corners look vel. clad and fed One OF Their
frat jobs has been the ransaekng Of Widow hailcs
house Reprisals were also freely used agains!
properly belonging. or supposed to belong to kebs
At Frcepot. the ferry between Mexico and the Texas
side has been stopped by order of Gen. Brown. CON
But passage 10 grnciously granted TO or from the
town. provided visitors can procure passport 10 come
back 49,
In some cases such Il document has proved very diff
cult to obtain.
Wonder II they will oonscript in Brownsviiei
1t also Translates iIOm the Monitor The following dis
patch Of Gen. Negrete. the Jaarist Sommander, IN
which he scores the Confeceratcs:
With this date j write 10 Citizen Matthias Romero.
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Tlenpotentary oil
the Mexican Republic at Washington. the following.
Having been invested by the Citizen President VI the
| Republic with extraordinary powers to make war
against the traitors who mid and sbet thom. com.
menced operations against the City OF MatamorOs.
arriving IL sight VI IL with my command on the 30th
While on the march, learned that the traitor Mejia
in order to retis my attack relied upon the merchants
H.ffv l.. med
| North America on the left bank Of the Bruos.
| This information WA confirmed by various trust
worthy sources, from which also learned that artille
ristA belonging 10 the American troops IL the South
were in readiness at the main square OF Matsmoros
| From my own eyes know that the Confederates Of
North America Peared armed on the other side Of the
river since approached the city and that even ~ this
moment they maintain hostile attitude moving In my
rear and compelling 10 employ part OF my cavalry
| TO observe them These facts agree fully and com
pletely with the open hostility shown by the Confede
rates toward the forces Of Col. Francisco Narabjo
when this officer pursued the traitors who garrisoned
the village of Piedras Nesras The latter escaped b,
crossing the Bravo. with the anticipated consent ant
protection Of the former
In view ofthsse circumstances have determined Il
withdraw my troops. believing that It would not h
advisable TO attack city garrison by soldiers. reen
forced by merchants (most OF them fOregDers), with
umercal force superior to mine. and which, hav,
no doubt-re TO be aided by the Confsdera,es In tn
s,orming Of the place The forces In the service o
/ tho sect sson party. which the bank of III
Bravo have observed against those OF the legitmat
Government VI Mexico conduct entirely opposed
the war which this republic maintains. making ther
accompices Of the vile attempt II Napoleon III, ;
attack the sovereignty II Mexico which Ii also thres
10 the sovereignty of all the republics Of tho Es'
World.
t therefore. but natural 10 infer that the Confet
crates Ike tho Mexcan traitors are allies Of d
French and quite reasonable 10 conjecture in view
other precedcus that the French protect the enemie
Of the United States Government which In excluslve
recognized BY ours The gravity Of the case aud th
importance that 1t should come 10 the knowledge
the United States Government mpc me TO address ~
this note which transmit W tho Minister Of Foreig
Relations
Accept the assurance Of my high consideration an
esteem. Independence Ell Liberty.
Opposite MATAHOROs May 9 1865.
II NJ kE0KETE. Citizen Governor and Military.
| Commander OF the State Of Eew.Ieon, Monterey,
II The Rsaehsyo 10 now published at Matamoros a.
daily but have II only 10 the 18th ult We ind h
\ following brief article OF some small interest
III The RaASA0e prOmiAes y ppbNAh IN its nS1t lRUbl