The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

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MATAMoBos, Mexico, June g.
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, june g. 1872. { i
General Corella. in the attack on Monterey,
had 5000 government troops under his COM
mand he lost everything. All his trains
Of artillery, with the army chest, containing
$40. 900, fell into the hands of the revolution
lists. Indeed, in spite of the Juarista reports
to the contrary, it is now certain that the
whole army Of General Corella has been either
killed and wounded or captured.
QUIRoaA MARCHING ON MIER.
Letters from Mier announce the approach of
General Quiroga with 1000 revolutionists.
General Cevallos, the COMMANDMENTS Chief of
the government troops, has started with por-
ton of his command and his heaviest guns
from Camargo for this city. he is expected to
arrive here soon With his entire command.
PANIC m MfEa AND MArAMoRos.
There is great panic in Mier and Camargo
The people are flying to the American side to
escape the dangers of the desperate encounter
which will shortly take place for the possession
Of those places The authorities of this city
concede the importance of the disaster which
has fallen upon the cause of Juarez. They are
consequently very much depressed
Later Details About tho Battle or Monte
rey-No Prospect Of Paciacation OF the
Frontier.
MIER, June A.
h Via MATAMoRos, June 8, 1872.
The revolutionists have reoccupied Monte
rey. General Reyultas, the commander Of the
government garrison in that city, has retired
with his command to Saltillo.
In the battle on the 3Oth ult the revolution
lists lost the following chiefs Rafael Herrera,
Antonio Leon, Garcia Tarnarva and brother
Of General Quiroga. The Juaristas lost Colonel
Regula Aldea General Cevallos retains his
headquarters OF Camargo for the present. He
hopes to unite his forces with those at Sal
tillo. 80, 80 ~. ;iA.s-- 1890
NO PROSPECT or PEACE.
The pacifcation of the frontier is regarded
as indefinitely postponed. General Corella
and other Juarist chiefs are moving with
snail force toward MetsporOs. There y cav
airy scattered along the line of the river Rio
Grande. General Trevino captured $500
(not $4,000, as previously reported) from the
government forces. General Pedro Martinez,
who had separated himself from the revolu-
tionists, Is now reconciled to Trevifo and
Quiroga.
knoyvlcdging the Disastrous Defeat
Near Monterey-Attack ON Matamoros
Imminent-Canales mo Longer Son the
Fence"
MATAMoRos, Mexico, June TO-
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June 10, 1872. H
The complete destruction of the government
army by the rebels in the fight at Monterey is
now confirmed beyond a doubt. Corella and
Garlic, the commanding Generals, who
escaped, will arrive in this city tonight.
They are going to the city Of Mexico.
cEvALLos' PROCLAMATION.
General Cevallos has issued a proclamation
to his troops, stating 'the fortune of war
changed the victory of the 3Oth of May into
incomprehensible disaster on the following day
owing to circumstances as yet unknown. Re-
vultas has evacuated Monterey, giving the enc
my triumph. But" continues General Ceval-
los, do not allow yourselves to be surprised or
give way to despair on account of these reverses.
The ultimate triumph Of the government is
certain, as it possesses all the elements of
success Be confdent-be prepared for the
STRIFE
ATTACK ON MATAMoRos FoREsHADowED.
This admission of the defeat of the govern
ment troops is considered to have an unusual
significance:
The proclamation, it is thought, indicates
General Cevallos' expectation that the reyolu-
tionists are about to attack Matamoros. Com
munication between Mier and Monterey is en-
tirely closed
| Canales, the Governor Of the State of
Tamaulipas, has resigned preparatory to his
taking part in the present struggle. 1t is sup
posed that he will espouse the revolutionary
cause.
Another Account Of the Recapture Of
Monterey by the MISUNDERSTANDING Baf'
ned and neutrality-suspicious. Siege Of
MatamOros Imminent.
! MATAMoROs, June 8, 1872
The revolutionists under Quiroga, having recap
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