The New York herald., 1866-07-12

headquarters Of Gen. Cara Dressed for the most part
in what seemed COURSE tow cloth, wearing sandals upon
their feet and straw hats upon their heads, carrying
every variety Of arms without single cry or SO much
a word the miserable looking crowd passed The
artillery and cavalry followed the former for the
part consisting OF old pieces long since gone out OF use
variety of costume
Their advent created excitement. Not slnyle
voice was heard The foreign merchants hosted the
colors OF their respective Nations the starry banners
being for the nonce far the most numerous Quarters
hour no new demonstrations have taken place.
THE PROSPECTS,.
While the repossesson OF the frontier by the liberals
has been thus peaceful and devoid OF boodshed there
are those who judging from the past and the somewhat
anomalous state Of things pres Mt have grave doubts
as to the ultimate result II Is true that the republicans
have longer enemy TO contend tn here but dis
sension among themsevesthe inev table bane Of Nex
co.'s by many confidently anticipated.
While General Caravsjal, as Is conceded by an, is
legitimately entitled TO tho command he has vet
assumed t. nor has he visited the city That he Is actu
ated in remaining away by the understanding to tho
course Escobcdo is to pursue Is doubtless the The
latter commands the troops OF Nueva Leon, the
Tamanpas there formerly bitter fcud and IL Is
feared that It may bc revived Again. Escobedo
requested by Caravaa 10 send Cannes down the river
with his forces which consist OF Tamaulipas troops In
stead Of doing this Escobedo himself with the
ereoiss ssea sner Gems a.
at Ranchta, three leagues below Matamoros with but
few men, awaiting an invitation to up the city.
In any trouble should arise he his intention OF
referring the matter TO the President be will not
instrumental in raising dissensions The intentions Of
the various commanders will however, develop ihem.
selves within day or two and the results be made
known to the public.
THE EXPECT
OF the evacutiou OF this frontier by tho mperas,s will
II properly followed up, be of ncalculablc advantage
the repubcans The character OF the country and dIf
cucs OF transportation such that would be mpos
sble for Maximan TO rcoccupy with force OF NJ
least twenty thousand mena number which it Is need
less TO say he cannot well send here.
From In ormaton received here II Is even rroba
bic that Tsmpco already in the hands OF the liberals
and II not so 10 soon will be.
This will the whole country open mp TO Monterey
which, under the orders for the concentration of the
the country this side Of the Sierra Madre will he
entirely free from imperial rule Intercourse he
tween tho respective shores Of the Ro Grande
will be unrestricted. Large amounts OF duties
Will flow into the liberal Golfers. Arms and
supplies be easily obia ned from the United States.
new impetus will be given those adventurous spirits
who desire assist In the liberation OF Mexico and the
formation and organization OF an army Of sufficient
sirens 9Th TO drive haxmiian from the country bccoe
thing Of not remote probability
coyDuCTErR.
by tho return OF the steamer San Roman from the
river learn that tue money train from Monterey under
the escort Of the French troops reached tho river In the
vicinity OF Roma hut the officer In command the
American side would not permit II TO cross No eypIa
naon has yet been given for this most singular pro-
ceeding The money, amounting to about 1900 600 be.
u crossed would bayc made Its way for the most part
tho United States
MATANoHos, June 90, 1865
CONTINUED GooD cosDrcr LIBERAL eARHisoS.
Tho course pursued by the republicans since their
occupation cf the frontier which followed the eyacua
rion of Mea has been such sgreeaby TO disappont
both friend and foe either side " tho Rio Grunde
Heretofore dIssensions and bocdhed among themselves
have invariably followed any considerable or
either party In which hexicans solely engaged
those who know them beat have consider these
a In the nature Of things and unavoidable. Again. the
liberal chIoftaIns and abou, this city have all at
hardly to be supposed ,ha, the bitterness and hard
cngendercd during generations Of civil war would be
forgotten when possession OF the prize for which
they had worked In common, having IL has been sup
posed buried the hachet but temporarily and FOR the
attainment OF apurrose In which oil Interested
In the present instance aud up 10 The present
every thing has worked quietly and hsrnouiodsy, aud
every indication shows that this Is likely continue
All parties recognize Major General lose ~ carayaja as
Governor and Military ComandSntc Of the State. Even
Corna who has for long time been bis bitter enemy
and who himself claimed 70 be Governor Of Tamsulpas
has sent in his submission and offered servo at any
place and In any way which may be required General
Escobedo, whs Is IN the city with by far the largest
force Of any ceftan here quietly rcorganzing and
equpping his command, and will return 70 Nuevo
Leon, which Is his state proper for the purpose OF
operating against Monterey. General Canalcs Is on
his way from Reyonosa hilher and i expected TO day
He commands famaupas troops, which viii bo Tor the
most part retained IN tie gnrrison here. General ~
Juan Josc dc Ia Cara sill remains IN command OF the
city Az coon practicable force will b. organized
under this occr 90 operate against rampco, which Is
now occupied by the inpcriaisis under Lamadrid
rIE 1nrnlcAv DIVISION
General Csrayani has established camp at Rauchitc
tbree eagnes below the city, intending 20 rucs.t and
organize large force there, the majority OF whom u Is
supposed VII be Amoticars With this force he will
move towards Victoria the capital OF this state and
other places 10 the interior He has with him several
American officers Of education and ability who al
present engaged in laying out fortiAcaons al Ranchuo
which vii command the river, and thereby preyont the
mperasts from advancing The city from that dirc-
tUn
TIVE rotfrfrsL 0rrrCH
have oil been filed by stanch republicans Who have
On city entered upon the discharge OF their duss and
thus for tho nrs time the history of the heroic city
out boodshed.
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