The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-30

cused OF sending ,nonev aors the river Hnoosa and
others and OF laborn, TO subyert the g"ge,nmnns "
This respectfully denied The citizen stated ms po-
stiop thut he was merely temporarily IN the city, that
he had money loan and had lcsneu mons auo mas
way nsrfered the politics Of the country nor dsd
be intend To- Re was then informed that he must pay
. certain sum of money before DC coun 70 released:
This he refused % do and then Immediately hurried
on ana ncarceraled In dirty damp and nossome build
ing In the vicinity Of the fcrtincatons, ana informed
that ne should rcman there until the amount called Tor
Canaes, however, probably fearing that the good
nature OF che authorities bore might be drawn on too far
released him the following day, and allowed him TO
return home where he lay sick for some forty-elght
hours as the result Of his treatment
Sadrw ck now command at Brow nsvile, who has
quesied Commercial Agent 70 investigate the matter
and report
TROUBLE BErwEE THE AuTEoRrrIEa
On the 4th Colonel Sedgwck, having occasion TO
despatch Official communication to Canales at q late
spector General who, the ferryboat running
crossed in boat belonging the garrison Fort Brown
Upon arriving on this side he announced tho object
his misslon notwithstanding which the soldiers who
rowed him over were seized and imprisoned and the
boat taken Possession Of Alter delay the solders
released and the boat returned without the rudder
and some Of the They reached the opposite
with diitcuity shot being fred At them as they neared
The correspondence IN reference TO this outrage has
transpiTed. In to Colonel Sedgwicks demand
Tor an explanation, Canaes, after discaimng all know
ledge OF the acts OF his officials at the me attr butes
the difficulty TO the imprudence and stupidity or the
officer In charge of the guard assures Colonel sedgwck
and states that he has ordered the guilty parties to be
tried for their actions
The explanation, am informed s deemed satisfac-
tory, aud amicabe relations silll exist
FROM MONTERREY.
stage from Monterey arrived here the evening Of
the 9tn, having left on the 9th
There truth the report of the defeat of ESQ.,
bedo by Mejia under the walls Of Monterey. All
quiet in the city. Escobedo still remained Their. Gen.
Trevino with his command, had started towards Meta
huea, the advance Of Escobedo's forces Mejia
said to be at that place with l,400 Mexcans and 500
French.
The passengers report that they large number
OF Sortna's the road, but they were not mo-
lested
Later advlces that Escobcdo had marched toward
Saltillo with his entire command, leaving the city
charge OF the nations, guard Rumors OF his defeat
Saltilio have reached here, but are not credited.
Tapria had arrived at Monterey. Statements that he
the march to this city with thousand men,
published IN the Brownsville papers, are not true
Cortipa has succeeded in making satisfactory arrange
ments with the great body Of the Americans who
Gently up "tbe auxiliary force in this city md
they are now with him In tho of his ATTACK NJ
the place they will be Of great service 70 him. His force
now numbers not far from eight hundred mon. num-
Der Of those who declined 10 Join GOr have seen
hitting depredatons upon the ranches up the river upon
the Texas SIDE, and Colonel Sedgwick has sent out
force Of cavaliy ia search OF them.
The great portion of the brought down here by
Lew Wallace Co have been sold to the liberals. Most
OF them have gone into the interior small quantity
OF them, with supply Of ammunition, was destroyed by
the explosion Roma which resulted Tho death Of
Mr.. Alexander a mentioned In my hast despatch