New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02


wib Pu.bi Tl.y slAc. du.ics ~ al, Orcde's 40
gcoes Of eli tnds ptend.d lor Ps7b's. In'o OF
course is virtual prohibition Of tra1e, NJ ou- '-'y
few can psy two duties"
Cone spoDj.Dce Of .le s.me psp,r, t.d InHos-
iua:' March l3 has the ioJsug notice OF the ii's7-
everts IN the vlc.-iiy of that city; ,.,..
Il hsye 20 1iorn YOU of ,he o. 0i t'e l. osr@'S
oDder PsIrodi ard p)o,sdO. IL appears thAt ,nss'ap
Of revere ss.ue, whoa ~ 81 eAPected "'1i4 tHNc
place betwe.n the cOnieEd.i ar1ies, there mas osen
Ia thing bu. little -klfm'shEZ. fsrrOi. tvotT
could not BE- brought up . tae s;fch Ora, ler wren
they were CROUCH; ,h-r w;th gseat dlhi' a'y, Ih1y
could n; D. kep. there. - 'nS ~ a. the @ oa
stould have C nmsr ced The beral troopsran aFay
Srd i, is even ssd IA; ihe Others ran ~o However
,hs may BE-, the G)yeinneni tro, Ps recovered 'he'
ssyts shortly, ard Gapt1-sd 9tlnt''y ot mGn,i'ns
f war l,it behind Uy the ctceis N "a. I".'y. Poo
l4js, it il ssid, hs, su~rer cred win his ioc'
ana gwen up is c.rn,ns, &c., on cpnHNioh ms Ne
,p0u mt te moies,eo. Tlich VA sfAh,eI' fafrvl1
= mak.Dg the bee; % sw-y - "ua "a 80 o "Un
the remnant of hs army aii nuniiols ana - ho
pursued by Osolio SID the ru-t ot TIE "J'efAln'-'
:ro,ps ...,; ;,,.u;-
re2ce tueLty-iour- las.r tha.. tlis from Nhlyn VIC
parrod VA precip.iatir. rs retreat. In:s vas me
zee. nd notable encounter in which the RescuSA'Is
bod tliunp1sd. r., preysSu- ore va; at 80
Cod resr Salsmanct. \ disrs;eh rom Ven.
Osolloe, according 70 TO Erraord'Rlry rePor'eu VI
that as t0.l'vs: 80
The Coalition, t,ng N Salamslca, came Out 70
,ve ha.lc the bs.tis ss:.d III l,tc tls; nsht, ani
on tie following mornii the Coalition VAS conp'etey
dsp,r.d. ,,,., -, ,,....-5.l
.uore tie number, Col JuaL So,'. .
ne Coalition retired II c)uiu'i"h, ahl 'c' O0'
hind them lFtlye pies O. can m.
An org the k led on the lie OF the Coal on =
repor ed Co. CLideroI, who = sad 70 haNe oeeh
WORTHY srd hi, bly, re- -pect q l-'r ID.
G.n Yan,z # Siual)s !. req red 20 have dee ara
E Zuloaes becau-c Juar.z vi'hed = c,ose me P)i,
OF Nazstlan. ST. Dszs r!aeies had p''noup's u, 'st
in favor of SAINTS Anna, AZ iuanciso, but eSrn.ns
ths, Zuoass was sending ..pUp' against hIIl' nc
started for the capital, surTenuer'd h.mae anu was
released IN parole. Carrt' y partisan oi the ~
erals had been d-lodged iom the hacierda oi S'n
ID ego safstlenus. with oss OF arms, hcrses, meS,
&C. tn a cousCtr rab,e Amount. \ numb.r oi Ntn'an
i,as had been arrested. smoug tiem SIS. i-ner0s,
Miguel Mos-o. Gen. Bas-s're, Gen. Pamela Ghindo'
and one Aeuure, sparfa'd la'ely arrived from iiA-
The Vera Cru: Pyogreso. however. gives differ
ent idea of the state OF affair. correspondent
with from the capital on he 10Th say. that farFod
was not dislOdged or routed tlst ''o"5 2'. "lot1
men than be dld, and that thA OsiSace5 o heJ" anu
Casanova had been Destroyed. ,,.
Tie same paper rta.es tuat heaSary had i6S, over
hun dred and fifty on the I'm, between hutpn
ada and Corral faso principally by de'eI lon, tia'
his forces were H. eng toward anders, ana tnst 'ne
g. IL critics ina'ed by him had aOAnd Jned ther
posts. The Natcral Guard oi Jalapa wa leaving on
the .Uth puisue Echeagary 10 Bsnderls t'en' Ne
CRETE having gone in ivance with :he cavalry. Inc
Pr0sres0 also records the GrIeGt oi Gen. Cruz me-!
Isguna Seca, with the capture ci that chlef several
OF his men and sir pOunde', ard he death oi Two
chiefs, LOpeI Porllo and Aeman who were with nun.
Ndaurl II reports, wac MAJ hing on san LUIS IN the
| interest OF the Ju4rSZ Government; DegoudiaO a.
Celli,oS and G. IaCayaz Thc bands o; Mendez ana
Rcle which bad been prpei atgg ine most atrocous
exc, in the name Ct /uOaga Hrd religion are re-
ported TO have been dispe-red ear Iepic. AT Atna.
| lac de- las Tablas the band of SoscLe GArbto had
been defeated, be himself b y among the Killed.
| The Pr0gres0 will not be gnorad, j. warm Pnro
partisan.
The Progrcs0 signslizes its ssgarity by declaring
that the reason the Minister Of the uitcd states IN
Mexico FASTENED TO recognize the new GOvetnmeht,
was because he mad been gwen IL understand tnat u
would iavoraby receive proposition iOr thc sdie Oi
more Nc exican territory. The Progrts0 did not give
| the reasons which induced the Ministers OF ot1er
countries also 70 lgnize the Iuoags Gov vernment
The same paper shhounces that Sr. Mata, VINO mas
ccme 10 Tennessee. Is the bearer oi an important
commission from the Supreme 'iovernment- anuig
| the Jusrez Government, re pr sEine.
The survey for the railroad between Mexico and
N.ra Cruz il reported - he progressing very satstac
toily. Col Talcott it is sad, advises the reduction
Il the original force OF engineers.
The State Of chihuahua ned taken up the protest OF
Sonors against the sale Of any more territory, and
sdt pied similar one.
| A correspondent OF The Ecfr0OrJiEdry, writing
frt Pueblo predicts OF races; but that paper
rejects the idea a. untenabe. ~
The EItraordiHary has the following additional
paragraphs:
q The pspers from GuadGlsjsra notice the arrival
there of a number OF the part ans OF the Coalition
hom this city. Among them II M. Mason OF the
ate TRAIT d Union.
" The forces OF The Coalition were joining Ls Lave,
and conf derable force from Oa1aca, un der Col L.
nacio Meiis has this passed OfLaba en- route for
his camp.
"It is reported and not yet contradicted, tha, Gen.
Laugberg has been seriously if not morsly wounded
in quarrel with an officer Of hs own party.
"1be arrival OF mail from che interior brings
u sad dngs Of the ,es of the Indians in Durango
ard the other Northern States.
"Robberies seem to have been going on es extern
.vey in the lines of the Coalition as with us. The
papers from the interior contain any number Of notices
II robbeIes. In Il few cases punishment has beer
administered.
b" Mr.. Defiis few lights since, was attacked and
robbed between Las Cruces and Santa f.. The rob-
bers carried of nineteen packages OF goods.
SenOr Rochs, broker Of this city, sssass.
mated a few days since the Garita OF San LaZaro
II appears that be taking walk with his child-
rsD when be approached by two rufisns and sho.
in such manner that he died in short time.
a." Tie weather for the past few dGys has been un.
ccmmory warm for this city. Should change no.
take soe Oh, the thy condition OF the city and the
weather together Will forn ust Grouads for
Of L cont8gon breaking out.
TILE CASTLE GARDEN NINVESTTGA7ION