New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
FROM NORTHERN MEXICO.

The steamship Gen. Rusk arrived at New-Orleans
on the 18th inst, with news from Brownsville up to
the 10Th.
The Flag of the 18th is almost entirely taken up
with the correspondence between Gov. Vidsurn and
Messis. Lockridge and Henningsen. The controversy
between Lockridge and Henpingsen is waxing warm,
ard begins to smell strongly Of gunpoEder. Lock
ridge, in reply to a card of Gen. Henningsen, which
appeared in The Monterey Bulletin of q recent date,
in which the former was mentioned 10 manner not at
all complimentary stigmatizee the attack as ~ant0n
and cowaidly,' and says:
In the first place he set out by returning thanks to
his Excellency Gen. Vidaurri for having acted wisely
in publishing my private correspondence, which was
received and answered as such by Gen. Nidaurri.
This is the cause Of his reply hold that no gentle
man will beray such confidence; and further that no
gentleman will answer such publications kno slngy in
any other mode or manner than is known to honorable
men and is prescribed by the code Of bonor But Gen.
Henipgsen has sought another recourse, and l will
now dispose Of the whole matter unless he wishes to
seek proper redress which will ever stand ready TO
give him any one else who may become offended
at any tune, by pronounciDg all his statements
to Gen. Vicaurr upon the 18th, which appeared 10
The Boletin t. be base, malicious and cordrdly fle-
hoods such as he alone could invent guided by malice
Of the bssest nature. And now pronounce him before
the world TO be bar Sconn3rd aud Tor dirty puppy,
end will continue to publish him as such, until he
desires proper satisfaction.
Tile BrounsriHe Flag, of the 9TH inst, says:
Just az we are going to prsss, friend has kindly
furnshed US with important dispatches from the Lib
eral army in Mexico. From these learn that Gen.
Miriam after bis defeat by Col Zuazua, fed to ward
Zacatecas, pursued by the latter and We now have a
letter from that gallant officer to his superior, Gov.
VidaurIi, written in haste at I'D o'clock on the night
of the 9th, in which he says cater nine hours Of
- hard lighting our valiant forces have been again
"crowLed with glUy, ard gained comp;ets victory,
"leavirg in our possession the plaza of Zacatecas
ITO morrow will give you the particulars of tbs bril-
"lant journey limiting myself now to saying that the
" eneran. chief, Antonio Msnero, various other
E1h eff, With n linda Of
fallen prisoners into our hands"
"1he friend who gives us this information tells
that he informed that 600 stand of SIN all arms and
II cannon were taken by the Constituencies, and
that they concentrating their iorces for COM
bired attack on San Luis.
Vidaurri has issued circular to the authorities Of
tie frontier to oppose the introduction Of any class OF
armed men illibusters into the country.
The Flag of the 18th ult. ssys " The mail carrie
" from above reports that Mr.. Bahrenger mad bsen
killed BY DR.. Jumenes, at or nesr Einburg. Mr.
Bahrenser resided in Edinburg, and DR.. Jmene. in
" Reynoss Mexico. The quarrel is said TO have
originated about the right of possession to tract OF
"laDd in Hidalgo county. We have been unable to
gain any particulars 1t is said that the doctor Is
4" also wounded.