The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-15
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Eood Effects Of the Victory at Mata-
moros in Uniting the Liberals.
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phe .yuarisfs and Ortegans For
getting their Disputes.
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EsC0BED0 MOVING ON MONTERREY.
New Mexican Loan to be Put
on the Market.
Oar Matamoros Correspondence.


C.rtna Who on account OF his criminal excuses, is
,ery obnoxious to the great majority of the liberal party.
has made his peace for the time being with Generals
Carhvaal and Escobeda. In meeting with the former
ne stated his desire resign and return to his ranch
abe Rio Grande since his earliest boyhood he had been
On active service OF the most arduous and dangerous
character and he was now growing old he felt the
need Of rest and requested that his resignation be
eepted Whether Caravsjal, who has a very keen
App, citation OF the Mexican character, distrusted
she professions of the willy border chierta.n, or
considered that he really stood in need of his
services quin sabe the resignation not accepted
ss further consideration being postponed until after
she projected campaign against Tampico under Garza
which Cortna agrees TO accompany He is in command
OF body Of men whose numbers vary ofener than does
che wind in this locality, ranging from two to FIVE hun
ared His enemies say that one is eligible admis
zion in his band who has committed less than dozen
murders While this may be considered slight exngge
saton it will furnish idea Of the character of the
men They are, however, under the command Of their
leader 10 whom they passionatey attached often
OF great service scouts and courers possessing
Ms they do complete knowledge of every road bride
path and opening in the chappara in Northern MeSico
Mexico cannot at present afford to be squeamsh
IN the choice Of means II Will not be wondered at that
their services are accepted.
GENERAL ESCoBEDo,
whose ragged and begrmed followers marched into
Matamoros the Oath ult, the very picture of wretch
edness, and who are fast growing sleek and blooming
under the combined influence Of excess Of tortas
and the imperial uniforms found in the city, will soon
aesye for Monterey. His force when concentrated will
number four thousand men, and his prospects Of
reducing that city are considered fatters7g
THE AMERICAN DIVISION
which being organized under Caravaja at Ranchlto be-
low this city, Is increasing in numbers very slowly
body Of three thousand "emigrants' is however.
SION be made for their sustenance and equipment
Their advent will quickly follow the guarantee Of the
Mexican loan by your Congress
AMMUNITION
arriving here in small quantities. but the supply is
~ means equal TO the demand. Efforts have been
purchase from United States the superuous
ordnance and ordnance stores now in Brownsville Of
which there is large quantity but without BY
recent order from General Wright commanding De-
partment Of Texas acting under instructions from the
War Once, these stores have been ordered TO the
arsenal al 81. Louis, No.
DEMAND UNDER THE ExrRAprTos TREATY.
Under the Extradton Treaty Of the 1lth Of December
1901 between the United States and the Republic OF
HsIeo General Caravsia recently made demand Of Gen.
Ss OF sSs
.xTnSp FlnssSs y Mexico = who Wa On duty N TIL,
city a. the Tune Of e evacuation s sd py Ms ana h arc
re sum Of Money Y 1. as~asas srinn.i ahi
provides that the frontier diplomatic agents. such
o. the civil courts a. may DO authorized by the respec
s,s.y and 10 case Of the suspension Of the civil Az
tbonty The duty shall devolve upon the military com
nandani Tho matter has been referred TO washin TON
che In the meantime being detained In the country
but informed that he would be allowed to proceed y
Now Orleans II no 50 desired, but In charge Of Al
:ss ss s ss' on e
friendly power he accepted tho offer As b
H. the regularly authorized agent Of Manimian an
Of the French power In Mexico, and, therefore, from
snperal point Of vew entitled to the possession Of thu
books and money. while at the time he is regarde
by the only government here recognized by the Cnte
sates rs the agent of an usurper without shadow
right and, therefore, robber The question In vor
OF
Secretary Of State.
II IN under consideration to place q new loan Il
she market TO the States Of Nuevo Leon and Coahuila
NJ Harrison Branard son Of l. W. Brainard,
ssy Z nov hsrs IN Consultation with G"ueaI Eseo
Sedo who 10 the civil and military governor Of thos
etates and will soon proceed 70 New York fully cmpow
cred TO negotiate the loan. The details have not ye
THE PROJECTED SEAPORT AND DEPOT
The liberal authorities have for tmc past, In an
tcipaion Of their occupancy Of Tamaulpas propose,
the establishment OF a depot either San Fernando
q la Marina on the coast between the mouth OF the Ri
the capital, and other important points in this State
There IL at both places never less than eight feet
water the bar and abundance OF room for all practice
purposes inside Ia Marina has at present the bette
prospect the situation for the town which would
dSay spring up is far better than at the other place
INFLUENCE
The foreign merchants here. and those Nexicans VIII
hare been most in the imperial interest attribute th
Yeacannes and good order displayed by the liberals sine
Sbey took possession Of the city 10 the happy effects
American influence, and they award unbounded praise
General Getty, who present during the negotiations
md doubtless BY his wise and moderate counscls cor
Aibu,ed much 10 the happy result
some Of tho more belligerent liberals who have ~
vvcd in the city since lie capulaon profess to be indl
nant AT the escape OF hea, who has ever been one o
shefr widest and most dangerous foes and blame Gene
~ Getty for permitting him, with his forces, ammu
milton and equipments to move down to tn
mouth Of the river under the protection OF th
American flag A this however, was especially agree
the neQOtiafOpe liberals
probably nothing will come OF II, though whether tn
government OF the United States will sustain Genera
Getty in thus extending the protection OF It's flag 10 tn
armed and organized forces Of Macmillan remains
question.
here a. yet most excellent nor is any epidemic antici
peted. There has been very little rain thus far thi
season and the presence OF yellow fever is not there
fore probable dry weather Is hnfavorable TO a. Their
have been no signs Of cholera gentleman recently
arrived here from Vera Cruz states that the yellow
svery prevalent there. and that he had left there tina
account
INTERNATIONAL couRrxsirs
Arrangements are being made the other side Of tn
river for the celebration OF the forthcoming auniverar
Of American Independence; and Ia now in contempla
ton invite the republican chiefians IN tins civ 4
teke Part IN the ceremonies which will include publ
dinner and ball
TIE intercourse between the two cities Is much NOR,
Americans called, whether military or CIVILIAN
80 feived with far more favor and cordially tina
Irfciu,efc
kirisoros July 3, 1890
rKvTvw k1corEpos TROOPS
took .are this moraiug. Tao General occupied pos
ton cn the bslustrsde in front o. his hcadquar,cr
Generals Caravajai and CARA stood near him IN
troop. who have boon reunrormcd from the stores lei
" nj nperialists, presented very crediabe appeal
ane 10 shoes usre visIDe, the men all wearing SAL
1Hfs.
u Z Understood that Escobcdo, with HE cominant
wi proceed 10 Nacvo Leon within two IA days.
cANALES' fuRcvs
The advance guard Of Canacs' forces, with wagr
and shout nav Aupfriane prisoner. marched
Na,amoros this morning number 0f tho Austrian
had entered the liberal ranks the main body " Canae
troops will roach here tomorrow. The utmost harmon
fibl prevails
SEws FEow rASrCo
The sloop Eclipse arrived al Bagdad on tho s0tr vi
fho left Tampioo the day Melis arrived there with
command Tho General and his san started immed
stey for Mcxico Olvera left behind In Comman
al the troops Al the time Of their arrival the liberia
front Of the city, and they arrived Just In time
IepUise nn attack.