Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03

| Correspondence Of the Extraordinar from
Mexico, dated GuanajuatO, March i, has
the following notice Of the latest ey0fs in
that vicinity. ~.
have to inform you of the defeat Of the
liberals under Parrodi and Doblado. Il ap-
pears that instead of severe battle,which
we all expected would take place btween
the contending armies, there has been Dthing
but a little slSirmishing Parrodi's troops
could not be brought there with grea diff
Guilty, they could not be kept there, % that
just as the battle should have commenced,
the liberal troope ran away, and it even
said that the others ran also. However, this
may be, the government troops recovered
| themselves shortly, and captured a quantity
Of munitions Of war left behind by theothers
in the hurry. Doblado, it is said, his sur
rendered with all his force, and givenup his
cannons, &C., on condition that heshould
not pc molested-which was granted Par
rodi is making the best of his way Il Qua
dalaiara with the remnant Of his amy and
munitions, and is hotly pursued byOsollo
and the rest of the government troops,
The Zuloaga government was in receipt Of
intelligence twety-four hours later than this,
from which we gather that their trools had
arrived at Jago, and that Parrodi was, preci-
plating his retreat. This was theseeond
notable encounter in which the reacionists
had triumphed. The previous one vas at
Cerro Gordo, near Salamanca. A despatch
from Gen. 0ssolo, according to the Etraor.
binary reported Of that as follows VI
The coalition, being in Salamanca came
out to give battle; the battle lasted "a late
that night, and on the following morning the
coalition was completely disperseS Hc
counts his loss at 81 killed and 81 wdunded
amongst the number Colonel Juan Eols.-
The coalition retired in confusion, ahd left
behind them twelve pieces of caTAOn.-
Amongst the killed on the side of tiq$ coali.
tion Is reported Colonel Calderon, fwho is
said 70 nave been a worthy and hlAhly re-
spected person. -
General Yanez, of Sinaloa, is repbrted tc
have declared for Zuloaga, becausdl Juares
wished to close the port of Mazatlan. SenoI
Dazay Arguelles had pronounced in favor O
Santa Anna, at Tulapcingo, but learning thai
zuloaga was sending troops against Aim, hi
started for the capital, surrenderipS timsel
and was released on parole. CariKtero, {
partizan of the liberals, had been dslodged
from the hacienda of San Diego Salf&tlahua
with loss of arms, horses, mules, @c.. to |
considerable amount. A number Of bantam
istas had been arrested, among themA Senior,
Trigueros, Miguel Mosso, General B3ssadre
General Panfilo Galindo and one Agfirre. I
Spaniard lately arrived from Havanab
The Vera Cruz Pr0greso, however, give.
different idea of the state of affairs. A
correspondent writing from the capit& on tn,
10th says that PaTTodi was not dislokped OF
routed, that Osollo lost more men thalIN he did
and the brigades of Mejia and Casanz ,ya hat
been destroyed. d
The same papsr states - ~ = Z, agaray
on 70 over hundred and fifty INC On p :, .h'
,rinc;,o eHmeeh hinconada and Cora & raleo
Tere aaa; ~ desertion; that his iorGe
utbor;t;aa soMaIas Banderilla, and n " IN
1eir nosts Nominated I1 by him had ab1,sli
as leav;nr, 81, III ~ n nl Guard of JalaI SS
Banderiia GA 6 sne 2Vth to pursue EcheS GAM r
. ,lt,, zen Negrete having &s5,5e 10 II
SO records the defeat of Gen. Crllz. near
lguna SEGA, with the capture of ttaskrbief Ii
yeral Of his men and six Founder and
death Of two chiefs-Lopez Poreilo and q
eman-who were with him, Viduarri II | {
ports, was marching San Luis, in the inte- '
st of the Jaurez goveInmentZDee o+ n
rritos and Gnndalcazar. The bands Of n
and Richie, which had been perpe- t,
'enlg inc most atrocious excuses in the Fl
me OF luloaaga and religion, are reported h
nave Deen dispersed near Topic. At Ate "
lac de las Iablas the band af Sostene Gar W
lto had been defeated, he himself being ts
ong the killed. The Progreo, it will not
ignored, is warm puro partisan.
AZ vera Cruz, notwithstanding two men
,e been tried by court martial for endea- ca,
ing 10 produce reaction amongst the -
rlson, 1T is still believed by many Of the n N
.sututlonalists that money will overthrow Z, %
u strength and place that port at the dis %
ltion Of the government OIL
n Puebla the clergy are working diligently
supply the sinews of war for the success az ie'
II cause. 1t is said that the agent who ~,
ny went to that city from here has been ~ ~
asst service to the cause in the manner Of %
1y money.
rom the southern portion of the State Of 10
,pla we have serious news. The perfect 70
Matamoras, Col. Montana, went out To " r
OK the Gallo Pitagorico. He was defeat Oh
md had to fall back upon Attixco. !,
en- Camano, with some 700 Pintos from I'M
south, came upon Matamoras shortly pa
+ the entrance of the Gallo Pitagorico pr,
ne and his Pintos are now in possession
he place. It is reported that they win ma
lnce upon Attixco. Their appearance AZ co COZ
amoras was quite unexpected, and re- In
had been received at Puebla that they l las
expecting achievements, with which tnr
lske further inroads upon the villages In
State Of Puebia.
latriste has his force at Tapeii and Aca- tab
who were interupting all the trade Of Of
section with Puebla. They exact duties Chi
Il produce and goods Of all kinds intend Pay
II Puebla. This of course is virtual wit
lbition of trade, as but very few can nav upo
duties. -" ''D P"' Of
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