The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-16
Herald Special Report from
the Seat Of Revolution.
General TreVinO'S Preparations for An
other Onslaught on the Juaristas.
Reported Defeat of Rebel De-
tachments.
CANALES COMING TO THE FRONT.
TElEGRAMs TO THE NEW YoaK HERALD.

The HERALD correspondent at Camargo has
forwarded us the following special despatch:
CAMARGo, Mexico, June IA,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June Is, 1872.
According to news from Monterey General
Trevino, the revolutionary Commander-in-
Chief, is rapidly recognizing his forces. A
detachment sent by him to Montemorelos,
to suppress the movement in favor of the
government, was routed by the Juaristas and
compelled to return to its starting place.
The Juarista General Sanchez Ochoa has
also beaten the revolutionary forte under
Pedro Martinez, near Metapoula. Ayalla,
another Juarista chief, has routed detach-
ment Of the pronunciados on the Guerrero
road, killing their leader, Gregorio Ongillar,
and capturing their arms and horses.
Letters from Matamoros to the revolution
lists state that the rebel General Naranjo, with
q force of GOO men-cavalry-i moving for the
purpose Of cutting off General Cevallos the
Commander-in- Chief of the government
troops, from Matamoros. General Corella,
who commanded the Juarstas and was beaten
in the battle of Monterey will start for the
city of Mexico tomorrow.
1t is reported that Canales, the Governor of
Tamaulipas, has pronounced. Another rumor
has it that he is about to take the side of the
government.
Reported Pronunciam icnto by Governor
Canales I'm Favor of the Juarez Gov
crnment-Thc Positions of the Contend
Ing Forces.
MATAMoRos, Mexico June IA, 1872.
Governor Canales, of Tamaulipas, who has hitherto
abstaincd from taking any part in this war; has di-
rected the National Guard to be organized along
the whole frontier OF the State, and Colonel Gre
gOrio de Ia Saa Is organizing the force which Is
expected to reach $1,000 1t is understood that Gov
ernor Canalcs, who has vacated his Office Temporal
ry, will take command in the interest of the gov
eminent and operate against the revoutionists
General Cebaos occupies Camargo and Mier, on
the north, and Colonel Revucltas holds Saltillo on
the south OF Monterey, where General Trevino ap-
pears to remain inactive since his recent BATTLE
probably recruiting his force.
This city and the adjacent country quiet. Bust
ness Is entirely suspended awaiting the next move
ment
Arrival OF RcfnTorcementsf for the GAR
ris0n or MatamOrOs-General CcbaIl0s'
Intended Advance on Monterey.
MATAMoRos, June Is, 1872
The steamer Tabasco arrived Mt the mouth OF the
Rio Grande to-day with 375 troops, money and mu-
nitions OF war for this CITY, which are being disem-
barked. Another steamer is reported coming, with
GOO men for General Ceballos.
To-day's kilograms from Camargo confirm the de-
feat OF the revolutienists under General Pedro
Martinez at Cunalve by General Ochoa, and that
the insurgents had lost nearly all their horses and
were dispersed through the mountains.
Upon the arrival OF the troops expected on the
steamer reported coming General Ceballos will be
in condition to advance on Monterey, which Is the
only point of Importance north OF the Sierra Madre
now held by the rebels