The New York herald., 1865-05-28

sss fAmeus usrvsai who was educated In In United
stAlss - hss personally the Appsarance Of Western
ives said 70 b. engaged IN the wqf Of insrOducias.
through agents. arms and ammup on into the country
Much vas ssc ~ one time OF Visit he madc 70 our m M
unlmporssnl W certain he did not get nor could
no no. geS ammunition from themes esnsI ns% hss II
DossS sSts sh., Lines %a,s% y o,f as senc.''''
nom me United States a. an they must have com,
through advensarous cOntrabsnd radess on the nott
froasisr, perhaps atssRta Fa -er
That TIC lssr.l ".~ -. :::1r.f e assf A:n;
whore before the Ssc..: , .'Y... ,.. sap. s6me
oy mAae .ner appearance before Matamoros they had
about twenty pieces Of red cannon and an
horses may well be supposed nom the fsct that thew
ooesansed IN country famous for the best Of bresda
| ELL ov sALrILLo xosrxan.
l WIEN ready they Lost time In moving Saltille.
Monterey, chihuahua and other large and important
towns ae into their hands and the imperial troops were
min ut sdhsrsnts asd sympsshsss OF sSs new M empire
Il wss> perfect panic Some OF the moro prominent
and wsa tSs o. Monterey were fortunate n %
vid.sni. chic. Tain q .ueh sspsssncs. ..isns and
prestige, and Hstrc Mtlmo0 hs son inaw an IrSmAn
BY birth, who, through bis powerful oonnecson, has &C
oamul,sed very larec fortuse They ION behind
silver from the astshbornx miats which tHsy ere r.
pnted 70 have hong csatrolled y. - ,,...,
naCs usRs nsoku w.
ee inpeesl ssoops q Zen fsrnsndo nos - fsom 49,
norcs, and Who had scszcey been trusted srein, pyo
him. and degaring sgsinee OsnU Nein orrrisd oyeya
rsnnnof ~ sasvtssa wih him. With tbsss msa no
rode like fssebooter sM Oyesxthe country and broke
u tbs stage lines 70 N6nterey tcamarEo sn eyon thas
% Argdaa He Some money sprose 70 those vHces
ana ssst ys:s..cs q nearly q stage horses q u:
tie stage mon and pssssngds With civility This work
continued 70 tho intense asm sxd sn1ety Of tho pso
pie al through the country ill Nefete, with tho main
body Of the liberals better dssipiaed approached the
border.
An this time the cite os Msaroros md Rardad vers
In the most intense asrm and exitemor,t Cortina bv
his operations upon the stage lines had ens tho people
or fron eli sources of corsect inteiirence and msny
headed Yumor had her day It was only known for
slightly esve evidence Of tb.r tSsa sns
raj NRretg was marching unon the citv with an ora
nzed forcs which called Cd army but mo- one know
how largo orhow efficient or what wasa ts ron or
intent Judging from the past no one doubte Int n
he in OF the cy Gener,I Negres would
done n ne nan ~ s
would the city bs given over to sack and piunder, by
ciay those who adhered to the em,re Fropch and Ger
mans more particularly bo shot don without distlc
.h .oa IN n,s the s.res"r would some Thos
OF the other anothsr IN ike naa,nar mornnr noon
ne like c"ntradctorv renor,s Sr sh % ~. % srondIr
conntr and even toa inisrar or the ,s so that ~,
NOR and doue; and uncertainty r.gned supreme It was
and noncombatant oaicaIs such as tho,e a The Post
Un,0u, % as.u nousc, &c, Mouio Oe naIsay aeai' Wn
."nav sn,d v.,oh,s ns uv rd tins "a tIvs .I % .h
otheS side Of the riyer p''''' ~" ''''''
~. c, w,i ~, -. "a N: s ia. 0, A. ,.,.
nre nno and ara ms a. An ana
., put Diooa anu ialeo eapelenco Oh tron,e o ana
m ,a,. VIII u w ~ y; 40 Ho' s smo nun aSs " y,e -. - - qu @ "a
s ns esSsn ~ ne shoso
% no .nousn. % 20 noa arSS' 'ch ana 'nefe'o's n'ns
Wv" 's"I. n. SENDS u,' To VERA cRu. FOR TROOPS
sa"ps ~ sHiNn OsCe % lon inoU'. rsU -. :.
s C .oy r !. @ 80 '. % h. 70. ~ v.osy -, .'
tua Of NsSros hsor ne civ h he So
"Sus ~. rs %M nsc, % ~ ~ q Ssa's.aco as U.s vg.n n1ess
'0n uA's ~erU usys a s smu
,r op,an issue % o. e Inao @ s
o' no "no W.. '.YNs uH
and opinions seored in favor Of the party outside the
Ihcr,,s ronadonc. !, Maits. s,;lu 20 sns,,;n him.
ssT caused the sae acse clements e return to their
Waysred and cbsnsea aides dav almost
rnn.ar Gov ,a a S. a. ~ s.,rsa ia Aa CO..
tho fo,eon nonnIe,,," iargc nor,,on or tSa rranch
Geyn,ans and EpSln nncnlv esnn,sed The Cause Of Me-
is and in resoSnse 10 his earnest request Organized
;hemssyes into military companies Citizens Of n.
advice Of our able aud respected Consul, Nj Wood
between tho contending political parties; but al the
order In this attitude they commanded the personal rs
spsot Of ail at the same time they avoided aentangns
alliances For the space of three days they with their
Consul were about tho only persons seen n the streets
the entire population being confined their dwell
hngs, with doors closed and windows barred
NEGRgTs ArpEARs BEFORE THE CRY.
Al length Negrete appeared before the city and still
nothing was heard OF the troops expected from Cruz
Meja, however, stood well 10 his post and no Tar rs
known, never Tor moment quaied Cannon were
planted In the public square, the streets were
the men placed IN the trenchts and everything prepared
for hot work. The people, meantime, kept within their
housea As for the natives none OF them appeared In
the streets and but lev foreigners The CITY looked ko
whit ned sepuohTe. Early in the evening skirmshng
began and Tow cannon shot were exchanged and every
body expected desperate encounter during inc night
out rosy fingered morn appeared ana he enemy nad ned
The real calss or Negrete's retiring without
making some serious oeln'nstIanon upon the ciV
IL not known some say the cheiits'ns quarreied
among tbemseivesi others fnat tho foreign or
CARNATIONS frightened tnem; ohers stlt that they
counted on the uprising OF the people thou-
sand causes were assigned oat perhaps, none OF
them the true one Lne nea. day segmons Oh foreign
troops sn1wed from sota orux, ana mees pos.on w.s
Monterey Ihey Bive out however, that tney iheha 70
return ana take tne c wnicn they may yer ao unoss