New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-17


e.ly.s Nus ron tho Cr:y of Msneo . Jsy q, 40
dor, Vera Cruz % lie 27;s.
o. tie lc:h Of jay Dew Gcvsrr .: -se pr
GAINED II the City of Ms1,co, com2'ssd efts f5o~-
ing:
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Minister 4 Patio sate'y
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TIE Preasa Ge Ia HqJasa SAGE Ia. on tie li:a Of
july the ne~ Mrisuy passed . 'aH sg,irs: coospUs~
,crs. nepticalne t5ose VINO snoaid be coorde:ei 5.
sucn ard defining the p1n.sbuent, voeh VAL De from
i've 20 ter years impr..cnrert snc Ds1'5. .us-t &C
c1rc,rg 10 t1e culrsbity OF the convicted party.
decree Gas sso paced, 70 Fhics ;s declared thst
the large number Of anna n ne asncs Of 81 classes Of
p.rsors lie grs.; oe.ument ID the pubic rslfire.
Another lsy ecioiDs t5e establishment sod o-gsrjzs
ton a defensive operations N tovn sn1 co11try s1d
r.corarnerds yropretors and otners 20 give Their aid
for their Own aIc Tue cornmon good.
According 70 letter, dated from u cspiJ ca re
Il,h OF July spd inserted 70 t3e PrOgres0 Of Vera
Cruz j. sppesIs that the troops Of Ecnesgsrsy, Ga
Undo or Para sre assembled there 10 hs esr Tao.
advance would be mscs on the capital.
OrshePOth Of Jane the forces OF Co!. Z2azn. :ock
possssioD of the important % gD O: Ss1 Lu.s PJtOs.
Generals Mirsnop. Mtps, Msrquey and Para nave
been directed to msrcb against II.
I1omedis,ely after TIE takiog Of Ssn Luis P).osi
Col Zsszus ssueo q decree D.blshing tue Bls1Op Of
these olergymeD sesms 20 be tbs. they, durg the s:
tion OF San Lus very active, under the lssd OF
Their Bshop, Bsrsjas N encouraging the resetions.
forces in the city 10 rest me entrance Of Irszlss
troops, tskiDg the fed in person and distributing
"ssncti6sd" medals 20 tne sodiery-tnus preteniiog
20 make God bless their blows and, IL they fell,
giving them passport TO heaven.
On the 18th Gen. Alsrrists took Tuspso, capturing
erous arms, iDcludi5g two cannon, snd making
TIE garrison prisoners.
1t s ssid tbst on the ID in the Pass of Atsnq1que,
battle vac fought between the troops o, Mifsnon
AID thcse of Don Saniss Degoladc. The former say
tbst sfter Fix beu's fighting, the enemy left on the
ted OF bstile ~ dead and many more wonEded With
a quantity OF baggage and ammunition. The Pro-
grts0, The other Iont ssys that this pretended NC
Tory most dssstrous rout, inst Nuanon leit
more than 200 dead on the field, thst 600 of mis- men
we're wouoded and that the remainder Of MS army,
dsorgarize ard dispsrsed fed toward Gugdsls ara.
Gen. Para ex-Minlster Of War had been appointed
Commando rGensr Of the Dep srtment OF Gusoa us:o,
sno OF a division OF the army called the Center,
composed Of the forces Of that State snd those Of Nj
choacap, Queretsro and JsLscc, combined vita the
dvson Of the North, under the command OF Geo.
Mirsnon
Tie Governor of Vera Cruz hsd received official 10
formation that the forces OF Ec5eaga.ay, which we're
10 sal from Jaspa, in The 1bofhoOt OF Perote, for
the COAT OF BaTloveDto, were detained a. the Pass
called MARIA Dc Ia Torre' and lost there forty men,
that their infantry and artillery We're compelled TO fal
back upon d" Psso dc NoylllOs,' and their cavalry
upon Plspacoysn, whore they we're surrounded by
tiorsl Guard Of the Can,ons Of Msans and Pspsotla
Cd 200 veterans belonging to the garrison OF the
fortress of PerOte.
The Browasc,4e tTeIss) Fgg of July % slso con-
ans items OF interest although not sO recent az
the above.
IHe Monteyty OGc,al Baetin Of July 10 states that
Gen. MOreno nad abandoned the important point of
Tampico and fled TO the mountains, leaving the town
in charge OF only fifty men. Gen. Csrva al, with
large detachment of the forces of Tamsulpls was 10
have marched on Tsupico, while others pursued the
retire stng Gen. Moreno. Gov. CARA had lett Ms:s-
to superiL terd in person the movements of the
Tamsulipas forces. The battery and ammunition
which left here for Monterey expected to arrive
time for Gen. Vdaurri to take the field n person
the 9th of this month, which he announces as his H.
teution TO DO, st the hesd of the main body Of the
army of the North, go these needed supplies
shsl have arrived at Monterey. Every step of the
brave fronteIsmen has been marked with sgnsl tri
umph thus far aud but little doubt now entertained
Of their ultimate and speedy success.
durango had fallen into the hands Of the forces un-
der the Governor OF Chihuahua who had declared for
the Constitution Of 1857. Guansjuato Quad slaara
ard Zscstecss had also fallen into the hands of the
Liberals, while the news Of the abandonment OF the
City of Mexico BY the pretender Zulosga had been
confirmed.
letter from Monterey dated July 90, gives the fol-
lowing account of an alleged murder of An American
pbysciap and subsequent robbery and forgery in the
State Of San Luis, Mexico:
"Dr. 8. A. Butterfed, an American citizen from
Dspsvine Illinois and whore father is Jsremsh But
terfeld, Venice, Rose Post-Once, Hamilton County,
Ohio, according to al entry found IN memorandum
book Of j. NJ. Beber), died at Cedral, State of San
Luis about the 9th Of June. The suppostiou is that
the j. Nj. Beber above named, administered poison to
said Dr. Butter field, as he attended bim "a medical
man. ana Immediately op the desth of Butterfed,
took possession of all his money, bills and papers, de-
camping from Cedra before the authorities were awsre
Of the death. This Beber arrived here on the l3.h,
and forging Buttefelds name to deposit receipt for
81 ESQ., OBJ aimed that amount from merchant here TO
whom it WAS consigned for account Of Buterfeld. On
obtaining possession Of the money, his fret move was
to employ persons to buy up gold for him, regardless
of pnce-psyirg as high as $50 for Mexican ounces,
the real value being SIC. In the mean time an eEorto
came on for Beber from Cedra and he s prison here
So far We have established against him forgery and
robbery and only wait the result Of post morem at
CedraI TO tstablish-if suoa be the fact-the add
tonsl crime of murder. We have far recovered of
Beber for the heirs OF the unfortunate DR.. sd
S564 In god and two houses in Salinas which Bebar
had bought, paying deposit Of $3.50, in ali 81 Oi. In
addition there some animals viz; two horses and
anule for WI ich the Government will pay, aud large
csse of surgical and dental instruments.