The New York herald., 1872-07-09

has forwarded Ills the following special de-
spatch:-
MATAMoRos, Mexico, July 8,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, July 8, 1872
EARLY this morning q telegraphic despatch
was received from General Ceballos, Com
mander-in- Chief of the government troops,
saying that he had occupied Monterey, the
revolutonists having retired without O combat
Dispatches received this evening state, in
confirmation of this report, that General Pala-
clos, commanding a portion Of government
troops, had driven the revolutionary General
Quiroga from Cadereita toward Monterey,
meeting General Ceballos' advance about two
leagues from that city. General Quiroga Of
fered battle for the purpose of covering his
retreat, but after the exchange Of few shots
he changed his plans, and finally withdrew to-
wards Salinas, leaving the entrance to Monte
rey open to the government troops. The city
Garcia Ayala, with Juarista force, has started
in pursuit of Quiroga.
cEBAlos COMMUNICATIVE WITH sALruLo.
Genera. Genera. rrssIsl!es rses now claims that he is in
commdnicadon with Colonel Rexueltos and
General Rocha In SaftiiIo, about seventy five
miles distant from his (Ceballos) headquar.
ters He makes, however, no mention Of Gen.
eral TreviHo, who was known to have sur
rounded Saltillo few days since. Ceballos
has also telegraphed that the Administrator Of
the Matamoros Custom House should arrange
a convoy Of goods to leave for Monterey imme-
diately, but the latter has responded that there
were no trains at present !. 5
By order Of the authorities of this city all
the church bells ore rung in celebration of the
reported victory Of the Juariatas. The people,
however, take ES part in these joyful mani
festations, and there is feeling of distrust
throughout the community.
Confirmation OF the Capture OF Monterey
by the Government TrOops-TrcvinO's
Alleged ExtortiOns In Monterey-Re-
ported imprisonment OF the United
States Consul.
MArAMoRos. Mexico, July 8, 1872.
Telegraphic communication with Monterey was
resumed to-day. 1t is announced that the govern
ment forces under General CebailOs entered that
city this morning at six O'Clock, the revoutionists
under Treviho and Quiroga, having abandoned the
place precipitately on the approach OF two
columns Of government troops under General
ROcha from Saltillo and General Ceballos from the
frontier. Treviho, with considerable force, was
at Salinas, whence the combined calvary force Of
Generals Rocha, Revueltas and Monclova had gone
in pursuit. The infantry remains in Monterey,
recuperating from their late severe forced marches.
Monterey Is reported to present most pltiable
appearance. Business had been suspended under
the revolutionists In consequence Of forced loans
and many families and merchants had fed.
The last act Of TrevihO was a prestd1nO. The
United States Consul was imprisoned for refusing
to pay and his place OF business seized. Another
American citizen was assessed $4,000 or to re-
ceve 500 lashes, and only got Off by paying $1,000.
The entrance Of the government forces was hailed
with Joy by the population remaining In
Monterey. 1t Is feared that the revolutionists
carried of many prominent citizens. who are
missing to hold as hostages or for further rob-
bing The news was received in this city by ring
ing bells, firing cannon and music Gen.
eral Rocha's, Ceballos' and Revueltas' forces
amount to 1000 men, and will be used
under General Rochas immediate command
to capture Treviho and Quiroga or drive them from
the country. The revolution seems to be practi-
cally ended The chiefs are believed to be only
keeping their men together to secure terms OF sur
render from the government. The merchants here
appear relieved. Numbers repaired to the
Custom House and congratulated the authori-
ties on the promised resume Of business at once.
United States Consul Ulrich telegraphed at five
p. M. from Monterey that General Cebalos gives
complete guarantees to all peaceaby disposed citi-
zens.
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