The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-05
THE WAR In MBXICO.
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Herald Special Report from
MatamOSOs.
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Despatch Of Rocha---colapse Of the
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Revolution in Sinaloa.
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pdAZATLAN RECLAIMED FOR JUAREz
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Grand Combination Of Juarez Forces to
Crush the ReyOIutiOnists
dAzATLAN REaAINRD FOR JUAREz
REPORrED REBEL DISASTERS.
VI Battle Going On for the Possess
sion of Saltillo.
NORTIN A'S COWARDICE.
1flf(EAn TO THE NEW Yoly HERALD.


The HERALD's correspondent in Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special de-
SpatOh:-
" MArAMoGos, Mexico, April 4,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, April 4, 1872.
Z General Meia, the Secretary of War, has
Ment the following communication, dated city
Rf Mexico, via Tampco 81st ult., to General
Ralacios, commander Of Matamoros: -
"Rocba has sent me word from Durango
That General Pesquiera, the commander of the
government troops who was charged with the
Operations against the revolutionists in the
State Of Slnaloa, has accomplished his mission.
The rebellion in that State has been crushed
bnd the supremacy Of the Juarez government
Restored. Port Mazatlan Capital Of Sinaloa)
has returned to allegiance. pursue my oper-
htions against the rebels in the States OF Goa
hula and Nuevo Leon"
GREAT BLOW AIMED AT THE REBELS.
Additional advices state that the Juarez
General Correla is now marching, at the head
IF considerable force, on lula, in order to
Operate in conjunction with General Rocha
against the revolutionists under Donate
Guerra. General Ceyallos is also coming to
Natamoros, via Vera Cruz with government
troops and war material On his arrival here
be will take command of the city, relieving
General palacios, who is to join the force Of
General Corrella. General Canales, the Gov
krnor of Tamaulipas, has been likewise Or
eered to place his forces at the command of
porrella.
BAD FOR THE REvOLUTiONISTs.
Advices from Monterey up to the Goth ult.
go to show that the revolutionary forces in that
region are dwindling down to al insignificant
humber. The men, discouraged and dis
busted with their leaders, are returning home
10 resume their agricultural pursuits. The
bhiefs are, however, endeavoring to concen-
trate force at some point in the State Of
Nuevo Leon, probably at Linares.
coRTINA PREFERS WAITING TO FIGHTING.
Cortina is now about seven leagues distant
from Camargo. He reports that the revolu-
Hionary General Quiroga is about evacuating
That place and that he is preparing to occupy
II az soon as abandoned.
ARMS FOR THE REvcLU1IoNJsTs.
General Quiroga sent the following message
10 the revolutionary junta on the I'd inst.:-
stSend every man and all the arms pos
eible.
In consequence of which several carts
loaded with arms started from Brownsville the
Same night, under escort of forty revolu-
tionlsts.
A fight is reported to be going on at Salado
between revolutionists and government troops,
(which shows that the latter are moving to-
wards Saliillo with the intention of regaining
chat place.
Cortina's Defeat and Observation-Disclosures Ice.
ported Advance Matamores-- Ca ptare of
BnndiIti with stolen Cattle.
MATAMoROs, Mexico, April 8, 1872.
General Cortina, after his defeat at Baauera, suc-
Eeedea In evaling the revolutionisls in pursuit OF
him and reached his headquarters at Rey nosa yes.
terday with an escort OF about ten men.
y General Quiioga is reported tQ>eve reviewed his
Troops at Camargo, and marched out Of that place
towards Inarcs to join the troops said TO be gather
ang there to advance on this city, leaving only q
small garrison 10 guard Camargo.
The Matamoros authorities have captured ovel
bne hundrel head OF stolen Texas cattle, whicr
were being crossed into Mexico, and caught six o
Ahe thieves who we're lodged in jail here This /,
{he second rad on cattle thieves oy authorize.
here, who are reused to sense Of their duty in con
keouencc Of the action Of Congress.
Eight prisoners, captured from the revolutionists
FNached here to-day.