The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

fallen back upon Ia Hoya On the 10th day OF the month
himself before them a the National Bridge but instead
between the two parties Amer the conferences,
which ended in nothing, he suddenly and preciptatey
leagues Of Psrote, to the highlands mo troops OF
Vera Cruz pursued him. and after great many mArche
and ooun.srmachss By both parties, battle va. fought
rery was almost exclusively engaged and Echeagaray,
amer suffering considerable loss, rsfrested TO Pueba
whereupon the troops Of Vera Cruz marched bAcx to ia
Echessaray then took up his headquarters at Napas-
cam twelve leagues east Of Pneola where ne received
number Of 5 500 men With these troops he made ra-
pd march upon Oraavs which place was but weakly de-
tended After a battle OF few hours duration the
10th Of April he gained possession OF the city, also
Oordova which i've leagues from Orarava tho garr-
A,sr tSss. successes Of Echsagray, Neeress who
at head Of 500 mon u Jaapa, declared him
self again. on the alst OF April, for the reaconss,
putting himself and all bis troops Ut the disposition OF
EcheaSary, with the exception OF tho National Guard
which refused follow him and which dsban q sool
By this action of Negrcte EcheagAray now master
Of the principal roads which lead from the city Of
Vera Crux but nasuuch Vera Cruz itself is the
point Of the greatest importance and its Of defence
now very great (he garrison having been Increased
by arrival Of 800 men from Oajara on the I'D Of
but le far relates 70 this portion Of the 70.
public.
and CoAhula marched upon San Luis Posos 70
which place also, General Miramon, the rcaotionist
1000 men, composed Of the best trops OF Mexico
Zuarua, the commander OF the troops Of New Leon by
skiitu and rapid march threw himself between Manon
and the city Of San Luis Potos the head Of 500
and gave him battle the 18th OF April a Puerto de los
CarretAs. Niramon of very badly in this battle,
bad plight with those that remained At San Luis.
After this victory Zuarua marched upon ZacAtecAs,
where Manero was posted q, the head Of een hundred
Ha aftack adj m he of April. Ind
after battle Of nine hours duration he entered truu-
phAny into the city, making himself master Of al tho
place. and taking the whole OF the garrison prisoners
From Zacssecas Zuarua next marched upon Aguas
stion. From thence he set for San Luis Pososf 70
attack Mramon again, who still held the city for the
tionists.
Cara, the Governor Of Tamaupas, marched with the
troops OF his State upon Tampico, garrison n which
place, after having in January pronounced for tho
establishment of the constitutional and legal order OF
things had since turned
Zuosga After beseging the city for some days, and NJ
the moment when Was thought that was on the point
with reinforcement bunting to one thousand men,
the l4th Of May and attacking Cara In his
all his artillery military and baggage which in his
retreat he left 10 the power OF the enemy.
ne ian fne " ~ s.as ~ cusrrs g." o
two detachments OF troops against Cusrnavaca and
the other against Toluca. General Degolado, who haa
his quarters in Coma after the capture of Qua
dalsjsrs had there been appointed Commander
in Chief the federal army, and Minister Of War, the
place Of Parrod (who had laid down bis functions
twelve hundred men, with whom be had set down before
Guadalsjara with the intention OF re taking the city.
President JuArex aud his Ministers, who had left Guada
lsAIa and proceeded Coma the 10th Of March pre-
cedng while their TO Colima had been attacked
so,ed them in their palace a, GuadaIsjss when he
pronounced In favor OF the reactouists This attack
having been successfully repealed. they arrived
safe at Coima, where the remnants OF the troops
which bad remained faithful 10 the legal government
were collected together and organized Al this period
time all communication with the other States
ter of extreme difficulty which WAS deter
mined by President Juarez and his Cabinet 70 trans
fer the seat Of for the present 10 Vera
Cruz. This measure accordingly put in
ton. The President and his Ministers embarked
on board vessel ManzAnilla arrived Panama,
New Orleans and from the latter place they TOOK ship
for Vera Cruz In which city they arrived the 4h OF
May last
Such has been, in q compendious point OF view, the
march OF events in Mexico from the 2sh Of January to
the end Of May 1858. During all this period Of the
clergy have used all their influence and all their powers
both moral and pecunary 70 establish Zuosga in his do
mnion the republic; but hitherto all lAbors
have failed before the force OF public opinion, which
After the victory Of sasmsncs gained by osolos for tho
STATES q the n,erior-she clergy, and their party
all opposition 10 their rule. But thcy greatly de-
celved in their calculations As the nr,
were raised In all directions. Zuloaga has already
-
the greater part OF the aevanges which ne nra de-
rived from the victory ~ salamanca ana nov ~ Tue pre-
sent moment ne oenoios himself tnreaeneu on al sdos.
both by the norm ana oy tne and oy ne eas ana
by the west ne must sPeeuiy susoumo anu no Sin
owe hs TAI more 70 .ne genera Impulse :" Puoo oP'non
than W me toroe Oh nms An, 49,, -. a,
In the meantime, however, VINE tnls even, - nas.cn
ing on, the quesuon Prsenu nsen ~ .ne presen. mo
ment, on whom docs the actual government OF Mexoo
devosver Ine olpomauc oorps ms recosnzea .ne go
yernmeut o. Iuloasa, Snees So.,y o' snc sases 70
pvontes ana opposes nim Auu rooosn<os Jun
req a the only head Ana represene o. tne iegn gov
eminent Oh henoo. fIom .ns isct, rrcsuent 'usrez
with hs minsters consumes poen &c JuTe ana " Jaeeo
me government OF tne repuphc'
PART THRKE.
he poticA parties nov struggling against each other
in Mexlco NAV be dstng uished by the names of the
marty Of proqress and the s'party OF relroxressou
Tbe nrst Il the democratic party which demands gov
eminent by he people for The benefit Of the people
the other IA the party OF the Armtocracy which
thai the people shall be governed excusvey by tho
priyileged clauses.
The ne partv proposes tina, society should be emanci.
mated from the under which the colonial
oft.a desv In