New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
MILITARY REVOLUTION
Deposition Of Gen. Caryajal at MatamOros
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE SOLDlERE
EXILE OF A MEXICAN GENERAL
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent
Matamoros and nearly the whole line bordering the
Rio Grande 10 actually tho control Of the SANG
Inc fail Of the Roman EmIje The Mexican sodiery has
assumed The ascendency all over this poru' OF meneo
and knows OF no other law but that OF IT pPete ana
caprice. Gen. Carveja man Who IN the estimauoh "
the French themselves was OF the ables OF the Rcf
publican generals and the most difficult TO beat has been
veto OF the army. he Las been compelled to fly fos
safety 20 the Texan shore and ed upon as he crossed
the Rio Grande His wife, daughter and son, who hayd
been brought up in the United States lin the State Of
Kentucky believe, were with him in the boat in which
he crossed the river together with Gen. Lew Wallace
and few American officers.
Here the resolutions passed by the Mexican oopa
in explanation Of their conduct toward their chief. They
curious in the sense that they show complete subyer.
sion Of all disciplinary rule and on assumption Of power in
way favorable to the restoration Of peace and order IN
Mexico;
First Considering that the citizen jose Maria carva.
whose functions in the State those oil Governor and Mill
taIy Commander fitted in the present er-
cumstances because lie is not only incapable OF procu1g ths
necessary for tie supply OF The garrison but BE-
cause he has exhausted the source IRON which sueh resources
coad Considering that the Sums obtained in this city have
been unnecessarily squanceTed away to tue great prejudice u
7zS Considering that he conduct Of Citizen Carvaa has
been weak and undecided when circumstances required bm
Foar Considering TIE Absolute unpopaariiy Of General
Cary1a hero ard the cosny around circumstance SUNS
cient make impossible for him to remain any longer IN
FJti Considering that it the duty of the garrison to cut
and constituting standing peril for Ais couDryle cAkfs
offers and soldiers Of he "a r,saia seusSa--
J. Csasl Governor and Military Commander Oft siais
Of Tnmauipas.
Of his services TO the rational cause and for The con
g. That advice win be given to the Constitutional President
Of the Republic NJ Deneto Juarez Of The change Introduced
in Of this State and Ct the motives which
have produced &C. this garIon protesting at the time Of
their supreme respect for order originating With the sn-
prene Government OF tie nation.
mat advice viii be given 10 citizen Gel Seryaudo Cansies
that be take charge Of the military and poties unc
tons OF this State. (Icfe follow the sgnatnres).
According 20 the and rank Of the men appended
20 this curious document there IS II would seen supe-
ror officer for a squad Of each 10 or IL soldiers Thus in
the garrison of Matamoro estimated at about 500 mem
there are General, Coioncs ~ Lieutenant-Colonels
~ COmmander and iInumeable quantity OF Captan0
First and Second Leutenons You will not be asionshed
in looking at this nomenclature Of officers ia set Of men OF
very expensive habs If Gen Carvaa has been accused
in the above resolutions Of incapaey in supplying the
want and In procuring tie Necessary resources 10 tho
garrison Of Matamoros.
Another Mexican officer still more distinguished than
General Carvaial General Juan Jose de Ia Cara, COM
mandern chief OF all the Republican forces Of Iamau-
pus has also been arrested ard put In prison. lie has
been released upon the express promise TO settle his bas
Immediately and TO leave the country. lie is nov in
Brownsville under the roof with Gen Caryajal and
his crime = the having advocated conclatory measures
and having opposed compulsory loan upon the people.
having surrounded themselves with stan OF Anen-
can officers and advisers OF whom the native Mexieans
are Jealous The Mexican officers aud soldiers state pub
cly tney have net driven the French ont Of the way
to be ruled, superseded by American, and that any
General who, like Gen. Csryaja, will come into The
country with squad Of foreigners his retinue, will be
received and treated in the same manner and expelled
Maamoros, which is just emerging from political
olution the eve OF being precpltsed into another
Gen. Tuan N. Cortinas who has deadly feud with Ca.
males well with every leader OF the Republican army
whom he hates threatening the city, upon which
he is said to be actually marching at the head of 2000
am not, Of course responsible for this news tr
not has, however made deep impression upon tho
citizens of this unfortunate city, who Jeparng foe
another revolution and for another set Of rulers and
seduently for further spoliaons.
The expulsion of the Military Governor Of Tamaulipas
from Maiamoros has unfortunately for the Republicans
ipcided with the arrival At this place Of the steamer t.
W. Eyerman, loaded with and smmuDtions Of war
sent from New.York to General Caryajs The greatest
part of the cargo had BEEN it is said supplied out OF the
purse Of General Santa Anna, who, DESTROYS to make his
peace with the Republicans who repudated him. thoaghe
10 reach mis- desired end by pecunary sacrifices.
When the arms snd ammunitons arrived it too late;
General Caryaja the coDsgnee, had been put TO teht
and Mr. Stocking the supefcago ss well as General Lev
Wallace who board, unwilling TO trust this
valuable cargo into any other hands These gentlemen
aro now trying to get in the other side Il the Rio
Graudc where will be held until they communicate
with the Liberal Government and fulfill the instructions
they received