New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20


r., Of tbcee who .hus dey tied th.n-elye.t g
~ for. :, save The poor eo ~ deserve Dy spoken
| of u high tern- BY The Progrsso.
fced levy for me ZIl,sgs forces = s4ii - have
created such great cor-'-rnatoh 10 the capital rH:
pobody will venture ut0 tho .;ree's Ssrysnts utter
20 70 out theiremyOycrs O1sIness ana these
will ~; open tie DOR then,e!ges. To sdcn a p'tco
has this gore that correspondent Of the Pr1gr,'f
states that order has been issued pretending
20 connie mand tie order !or tie levy merely tr t1e
purpose Of ei tcng the peOlle into the streets al
while. in point OF fact, the levy s;i!l continues.
In the Progreso OF the 9Th nst., a com NUM-
cation from ST. Degollsdo. announcing that the Fed
eTsl GOyernment-that OF 81. Jusrez, that l--had
been Transferred from Guans latO To GusdIsJara
since the 18th ut. This step had been adopted 10
order that the Government mi sht b, Inacces-ioe 20
the reac.ionGry forces. The communication spe4ks
with confidence q the probable triumph Of the Fed
eral forces.
TIE same paper copying from the Boletia Cogercial
a notice that the Iulosga Government rad appointed
more Of governors, political chiefs, &C.
over Dstricts. SGtes Territories and Cities, rldicules
the nominations 81 farce declaring that the parties
named nor ZulOaga himself could not dare 70 ap-
prosch more than or two o. the places. Sr. d.
Tomas Marin, il ssys, went 20 Cappeechy - try 10
get possession Of his appointment, but fund u e1ces
siveIy convenient 20 beat preciptate retreat in a
smali.hOat for Leguns; and it adds, It very doubt
ful whether he would escape from sl0Op winch nad
gone in pursuit of him.
The Proereso notices report that Sehor Echeaga-
ray was about to invade the State of Vera Cruz, in
the interest Of the Z1loaga Government; and ii
invites him to do 40, as the surest way Of meeting
defeat, and furthering the objects Of the Federal
Government.
The conditions ,of the abrogation Of the law of de--
amortizacion are that the Government snail keep
the ex Use duties and the clergy the estates and prop
critics with all additions and Improvements that had
been made 70 them
TIE forces Of Cruz are reporedt TO have been routed
and himself captured, by those Of Vidaurri.
O,Ollos was expected sttack the Federal forces
nj Celaya On the 6tl and III inst.
The Federal accounts from Guanaj juato are hatter
ing. All quiet in the interior, and the variou!
States were strengthening Themselves against all
efforts of the Zulosga Government
Troops had been sent from Canpeachy to the Isle of
Carmen TO protect it from reactonary attempts.
Gen. Cara s reported ct last accounts to have
possess.on of Tsmpco in the Federal interests.
A teegrapblc dispatch from Orzsba, received In
Vera Cruz on the 5th inst. the defeat of
Cobos and adds that the forces of Osjaca would
consequently Immediately march to Vera Cruz, to
operate with those of the Senate against the Reaction
lists at Puebla.
A convoy with some sl5 900 and munitions, on the
way from Mexico, for the Reactioniss in Puebla had
been taken by the Federal forces. They possessed
themselves Of the money and provisions, but burned
the wagons.
From The Nev Orleans J,ee Moyeal2
Our correspondence from the Capital leads us TO the
belief that in spite Of the brave and insOlent tone
adopted by the Zuloaga Government, its resources
are scanty its friends feeble and It's fall inevitable
Thus far it is true, the Consttutonaiss have not At
tempted slDgle coup de man, their evident pOhcy
being to gain time ard strengthen themselves by new
accessions. Hence they rather avoid than seek de.
cisive action, and appear sat SIZED with position OF
impregnable defense.
at the last ndyices Gen. Parrod the commander of
the Constitutional forces, at Ceays town stu
ated some forty mile, from Querttaro. private let.
ter states that all the avenues leading to Celaya had
been thoroughly fortified and manned with Artillery,
so a. TO enflsde the approaches. The two armies
are about equal in numbers-6OOO on each side. Par
rodi has battery Of 81 pieces and Osoo one of %.
The cavalry of the COnstitutionalists is the more
numerous and better equipped. Parrodi Is very ad-
vantageOusy posted. His position cannot be turned,
while lie can readily keep the enemy in check until
the arrival of retnforcements. The Government at
Mexico has nearly exhausted It's means in raising and
eQupping the troops under OsollO Should the army
suffer serious defeat the Zuolsga Administration
would be at once OverthIown.
We may reasonably expect to hear of come definite
movement by the next arrival. OsOllo IL compare
lively young, ardent and mpetuous, and VIII probably
be drawn into battle at & disadvantage by Parrodi,
who s represented as singulary COOL patient and So
gaciOus.
If the Constitutionalist are true to Themselves they
must eventually triumph, for the mass of the nation
are with tnem. Nowhere beyond the radius of the
Federal District is the Zuloaga Government in good
odor II holds It's power in the capital by force of
arms and the concentrated influence Of the clergy.
Elsewbere is considered an usurpston and as such
deested. -
The journals scarcely alludc to Santa Anna. The
one. legged hero of Vera Cruz-who is always ready
10 profit by the disturbance and dtresses of his coun
try for the purpose of once attaining power, and
swelling his ii. gotten boards by further spolauons-
seems at length to have nearly outlved his hold upon
the affections of Mexico. Let the present revolution
ness Don Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna will not enjsy
another opportunity of convincing the Mexcans that
be is the best they can possibly select for ruler
His star is set.