The New York herald., 1866-08-31
M E X 10 o,
Causes or the Late PrOnunciamiont0
at Matam0ros.
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TROUBLE EXPECTED FROM C0RTlNA,
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FRENCH PREPARATIONS TO QUIT MEXICO.
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Seizure Of an American Bark by \
French N6an-of- War.
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TROUBLE EXPECTED FROM cORTINA.
FRENCH PREPARATIONS TO QUIT MEXICO.
OUR MAIAM0aos CORRESPONDENCE.

or TEN rRoNusciAnEsro
Yesterday had pronanciaas'ento. General Jost NJ
J. CaryaJa has boon deposed, and Colonel serbando
CanAles occupies the GubernStorIal chair think
that the revolutionary action Of the military forces which
has thus made such change In political affairs upon
Rio Grande border, may bo traced TO tho dislike which
s here In Aatamoros almost universally exhibited to-
wards General Caryaja This dislike appears TO date
far back 1861 Al that time under tho central military
dictatorship OF Santa Anna, there avery obnoxious
Governor placed here plot then ooncooed TO dls
place him and substitute General Carvaa who With few
hundred men, occupied the small town OF Loha, on tho
Rio Grande News reached the city guard o. haamoros
that large number of tustero accompanied the forces
OF Carvaa who, al the demand Of the conspfaiors re-
fused to dismiss them Ihe city frightened al this Dc
monstratlon OF foreigners many OF whom were oi that
class easily picked up In Texas at once opposed 'arva
a instead Of offering him the expected assistance Tho
result was lsht, in which caryaal was beaten
Again, in 1891 political combinations threatened 10
place tarvaal in command OF this city Bitterly opposed
by tho Mexican population he led mixed native and
fore force against tho city whsh sustained siege of
nlnety-sx days CarvaIal again ioilcd in his At
empts 70 gain p?,seH;on q hs place The c,y IN com
pref King Heroic TO the OF Aatamoros Tho eS-
by this siege Of 1861 created the greatest
III feeling against General Caryaja, who, among hex
is deridcd for his American sentiments aud his
progressive ideaa,
Unfortunately this feeling brought 70 a cul.
mnatng point by the events which tranpred at tho late
surrender of Naamoros by tho imperial Mexican General
Meja Al this surrender the military command Of tho
city fell into the hends Of the liberal General carSaal
He Immediately centred around him ablc stan of
American officers, who had service In the late
rebellion and thus increased the uneasy feeling Of tho
Mexican people in this vicinity and caused them
make many complaints at his course OF action. This,
together with the need o which he forced from
the Inhabitants 70 carry on tho government brought
things To focus yesterday forced loan OF 800 600
had been demanded few days beforr.
The change OF governmcn, here appeared 10 originate
from u spontaneous outburst Of feeling against
General Carvaa than from any persona ambition of The
present incumbent Of the goyernorshp OF Tamaulipas
In fact II s stated that CaryaJai and Canas5 nrn
friends that Canales was Sterday morning taken be
fore tho military forces, whose officers Informed him
that no must allow himself 70 be placed in command 1
Governor be shot The consequence was that at ono
r VI about twenty soldiers appeared before the head
quarters Of General Caryaa demanded and received his
submission.
General Carvsja wss givan bali hour TO leave Naia-
moros He escaped In his slippers At ths Rio Grands
bank Mexican ofccs attempted 10 arrest him but Car
With The ofacer No tibod was drawn Al fSar r n
General carvssal's VITO aud daughter accompanied by
Governor CsDnies and Genessi lew Wallace, wefs
escorted TO Brownsvil.
aukcrKp ATTACK rJErSl.
n In feared IN Genaral Juan CortnA, who has
deadly feud with Canses well Carysla win MAKE
an s,tempt 70 ssu possession OF hsismoro, Tho
troops In bis favor than they aro " any othsr
commander here and think wore ho 20 make an onort
u might DO suoccss.u uithoagh there ~onid b much
bioodshsd cortina IS now sncamped about twenty four
miles up tho RIO Grsnde II was from him that Car
vsal expected movement rather than cansiss. upon
whom he rs~d
yrxscH ra,rsanos. 10 ovn ssI,cc
There ind aiso the Rio Grande that the
French are preparing 70 oyacus- Mexico Tho freneh
Con nsul Brownsville has 0yen notice that French
residents of that place of MaAmoros who desire 70
leave the country receive transportation 10 Vera
Cruz French steam frTnte lying OF the mouth
| or the Rio Grsnde.
The frsaie has already taken load 70 Vera Cruz,
and bo fsw people who are nos here as the product o
tho French imperial dasoo viii doubtless shake tho
unfortunate mud Of Mexico from their wel shoes
II thore Il sentiment Of hatred NOR. deeply rooted
Ia heIican character than another IL tho utter sbhOr
renee they have for tho Frepch usurpers.
TROUBLE Asour A cosslGvsssr 80 Arms
GA the lth inst the river steamer Tsmaglipas Second
arrived Al Brovnsvie from Brazos santiago with the
nrst consignment Of large lot of munitions ~ for
the liberal force They we're shipped from New York
tn the steamer . Eyerman fsr Brsyos Han.
tiago BY the sgsnt who accom- panied them from Ns~
YORK they have been Consigned 10 Dovnsy. Hopkins
4 CO., 81 BrOsnsVle 70 Sbtch COMPANY he i.susd an
order Urn them 70 General csryAla They, on
the receipt ~ the order engaged landing the
and munitions 81 the Maiamornr side " the river
whom tho psoia suddenly toos par" All the
arrne w-re however landed give these de-
taih I. there very promising riile
brewing IN rcfsfsace - " Tho rarti.s
~ho have landed The goods - well a. ths agent
Who accom- panied them n0n N.N York ciatn, that they
have not yet been delivered and have applied 70 th-
United sistea Commercial Agent, !. Avsry, "a vbo
has with characteristic prOmpiltnd@ protested % ihe
Governor Canaea against the SEIZURE ~ tho undsr
representation that they s undei iysred American
pTopery. The smoGnt involved i about $40 90
lsE-
Cansles haa Ordered Ivrtina 70 rep0f y, him fys
ords fiiey Al swords pahts and the 0fd@f wii
not obevrd uuex C0rtins ohrys he head n nve
naut "a ihe plssesslon z the oity.