New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-11
later from tne Rto erande.

We yesterday received the Matamcros Ranohere
of the Sd inst. We subjon the summary which IL
gives of the latest intelligence. It is not very
definite or significant but, as the Ranehero says
Of it, " beyond this we know nothing, nor does any
one else, we feel bound to give all thatls known
few DAYS since, Escobedo, Irevlno ana N .tI,,
anio with their various commands were sos S1,
at Mier lint on the 2jth nit they scattefeQ: NOV
Il appears that Escobado is at Lnafes Wlh1st lae
vino and Naranio are said to be az seiaFo - ~
a more correct standing OF thelr posti9h trey az
| IN tbe conntrv between Monterey and the upper
pa Prondp 1t ia believed they nave at last peeh
hedfed in between the river and the Sierra madre,
~ tbat he mountains are free from the robblng
rule .f ;r,,ortonoo have
tasen nlace On this border since the departure of
| INC CRESCENT and not an engagement OF any sort
! has taken place. The enemy is evidently making
| movements with view to keeping out of harm s
way, Upon this ground only can we account for
| the appearance of the Liberal chieftains on the
upper Rio Grande. They fee when in danger, and
approach the towns when not menaeed.
Ganaes is in the vicinity of his old range, though
he has fallen back from the river Tor purely pfu-
dental reasons.
Gen. Douay is still at saltillo, whilst Jeaningros
and Quiroga are at Monterey. Having seen Win
eyes, yesterday evening, we feel SAFE ID r Ivy
ing that the noblest Roman of them all, Gen 4hos
Mejia, is in the Heroic City.
| Ranchero is publishing, under the heading OF
,.plain Talk - we find some statements Of rather
stronger character We copy the most direct and
boldest of these. under the impression that our
readers will find some food for reflection in them
The writer evidently aims at no little effect what
! aver he may be able to produce. He says:
! ID the Mexican people know that they are being
| said everwhour? To know this they have only to
| turn their eyes upon Washington and New fork.
There are the traitors to Mexico gambling this coun
try off to its enemies. League by league they are
pledgng your lands, drop by drop they are spilng
your blood for few paltry dollars. Without your
consent, the mines in Tamaulipas and san Louis
Petosi have been bonded in Broadway, New York
and more than likely bonds enough have been Is
sued to sweep the landed interests of these States
when the federal armies shall come here to enforce
payment. The States of Tamaulipas and SaI
| Louis Potosi may be regarded as sold-every
family in these States dispossessed OF its Inherl
tance-if the empire should fall
| Meantime, Juarez is bartering with tine Feaefa
| government over the sale of half the Empire
/ Without the consent Of any part Of this people,
bargain and sale, if it have not already been com
| pleted soon will be, of the Mexican and California
Gulf States. This is what the sixty million con
\ pressional loan means. IL means the sale of thu
country to the Federals and 1t means nothing less
Not day not an hour passes that the Mexloa
people are not being weighed in the balance an
sold by those traitors at Washington and Ne1
tors? We need not to mention them. They ar
already known, and time will blaeken them in tn
hearts of the Mexican people.
We say to the people Of Mexico, the two ate
natives are presented and if you have made choie
between them now is the time, now is the time
demonstrate it to the world. Now is the tune IL
work. choice amounts to nothing unless 70
give evidence Of power to enforce it; There Is I
miidle ground now for Mexico. There are b.
two alternatives. 1t is the empire crit is perditior
The Ranchero has another article, in which Il
doings of certain fanatical agents Of the persecu
ing spirit Of the day are using public offices whic
they hold in Nueces county, Texas, for the base
objects Of maIignanee. II thus concludes:
Is the war over or is it beginning? viii tn
people of Nueces county be able to stand such a
outrage? Would not the stones Of Rome rise an
once free people As we said, the work is con
mencing, and a right pretty muss it is going to
before It is finished up.