The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-11-10
From the New Orleans Pisayunc, "a
From the Rio Grande. 80
INTERESTING syHs.

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by the steamship Austin we have iiyea of
tho Rio Granae Courier, and ofthe kdii.
chero, of Bfownsville, from the 25th 10 fae
9th nltilno, inclusive.
Cortina is determined to starve out San.
ales and his garrison in Maiamoras. 5tse
allows no supplies to go in from the runcIsas.
Gen Tapia, o. the 18th ult., sen, Col
Benitcs from AIier to Candles to say Nat
Juarcz disapproved of the nominatious * of
Carbaial by the Matamoras garrison as
against Canalcs, Tint lie had appoiRfod
Gen. EaEia Goyern.r of Tawaulipase and
commanding. general ofherarnies GJp3sles
toturn over the command Of Mntsmothsi 10
GEN Capis'ran or Col. Otero, o Col. Cetsta |;
Canaes and Henojose to 90 TO Chihuaifna
and give an account of their conduct : md
Tapia wished to know if Canales hadsap.
ceivcd these same orders. ~
Canales replied that he had recei yed no
such order, although ho hal been expect
ing it =; but he wns willing TO, delivery 4fe
command OF Mntamoras toa,iy one of The
aforementioned officers. $s
The Mutamorns Pueblo says that gapts.
iran, Orcro,anc Coda then refused TO receive
The .mmnnd. Cnnales then proposeti;to
go out of the city and lcn4e them and Goi
Denites to arrange the matter. This ttas
declined by the three officers, who cousidsy-
ed that he Was not boundto give an ncco1n.
OF his actions to Conceal Tapin. at TaiI.
pico, an election had been held to eleci
1apia governor, but i've garrison Sfisro
unanimously for Cannles.
Colonel Benitcs, II was report ctl went
fgom Canales TO Corina, with n view TO
unite The two Libernl leaders Ito returned
to Brownsville, wiihgut stating whet had
been The result ofhis visit. The Rdt,shsro
states tbat Canalss Ind intended py9ncano:s
ing in favor OF Genersss GT.ss;S wli&se sise.
ycinll agent. Col FennijL had3 nrriysd at
/ tBrownsville by the last tripofthe Aaistin
out. The Courier thinks Etll1 e as Candies is
ia worry bad odor with the .Sl.lraz lssltiars.
he Wonld reglily come o,it III favor Of Gties
ga. o. rolnslei ~ IL s,,S ys,iJ,s
piled with arms; and. meaawl,ile, Tapi;,,
backed up. by Juarex, supported by, Escohe-
DO, was expected to appear before Slatnmo-
rms laily. where Cortinn would join him,
aud an attack would then be made on Mata.
maras. At the same time Colonel (iilles-
pie, OF General Slieridau's staff. arrlved at
Brownsville, called on Canales, and was
politely received.
1t will be seen that the crisis, SO long
expected on the Rio Grnnde. is about to
arrive, Jnarcz and Ortcga are each repre-
senied; Canales holds the prize in his own
hands; Uncle Sam. through Gen. Sheridan
and Cot. Gillespie. says Junrcz Is the man !;
Cana'es nclincs to Dr:ega Cortina goes in
for Juarez. Something ~ bound to happen,
aud somebody is bound to get hurt.
Tue schooner Mary Bertrnm has lect Bra {.
zos fnr Tampicn, loaded with arms, ammu
nirion. etc. Shipper not staied.
Patricio Mi,!no. son in law Of Vidaurri,
of the house of Milmo s. Co., aud Il. l.
Richardson, the new Collector Of Customs
for the district W Rrazos Santiago, have
arrived at Brownsville.
Tho Rdnc5eyo says
"The steamer Gen. Sheridan which ar.
rived Mt Brazos lntn in August, and was
blown ashore in q norther on the 2tst Sep
tcmbcr, is once more n8oat, md is report ed
Ia be uniniured. 1t is said she is the pro.
periy of the Juarez Government, but as vet
she hns not been delivered to the proper
authorities. eg...
"a portion Of the arms taken ut the time
the steamer Chinaco came TO this bank, were
turned over 10 Capt. Det}ress yesterday by
an order of Gen ScdYwick, under the in
struclions from Major. General Getty, Capt
Degrees claimed them under the terms of
the construct Mt the time of purchase"
Kennedy & King have bonght the telc-
graph line between Brownsville and Brazos
Santiago, with the right ofway for Camera
county. .,r.Ia
Nor SrO' 'TsMANhIKE. A man hy
Tin. name Of 0'Rnurkr. OH Saturday,
undertook to gn shooting Tor rail birds.
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