New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

Potosi that a portion Of Gen. Vidaurris army has
been defeated under Col Zuszns, by Gen. Miramon.
near San Luis Potos Also, that Gen. Vidauni had
Issued orders for all the Spanards II leave the coun
Try. In this city there are many OF this class, who
have come here to escape the vengeance OF these
0rders, 8ltO a large NUMBER OF press whom
Vidaurri has eIiled."
Tie postscript here given does not appear much
lk. favor able news tor the Liberal cause; but, as
vii be presently seen II lie entirely N accordance with
the aius Of its sustalLers.
Iu,meaistely after the retirement Of vidaurri from
tie City # Luis POtos which, as reported at the
tine the movement announced, was suffering
der the greatest scarcity OF provisions and forage and
the des. riion of ITS inhabitants, Miramon marched n
This according 10 Intelligence received 81 Havana by
the British steamer ScleDt and published IN the ps-
pers Of that city of the 10th inst, on the 18th
ult Tie Diario Ia Marina, referring TO the intel
gepce by that rteG ner, announced The receipt OF let
tiers from the City Mexico 10 the LIST inst, IN which
il was stated tbs ieegraphc dispatch had been
received proclai. K the rout of Nidsurr by Mira
mon and that tt% event being celebrated with
san,es fred bellsE ng, &c, although particulars
had been receivedS nd many expressed doubts a. 20
the correctness Of report. However, the celebra-
ton was persstedsS, and the total rout OF Vidaurr
With the loss Of all artillery ammunition &c, was
insisted On az ia = justifyng il.
The news was r. eyed with manifest satisfaction in
Hbvara and PARKED with much gloriication as
time and circumst9 would admit; but larer, and
lust in time for the ame edition Of the papers OF that
cty the Spanish sEsamer Mexico arrived with very
different accounts Aid under the head of Very Lat
est the D,aro quxes from the Pescaa de los AcoRte
cra entos Pouteos 4ublshed in the Poereso of Vera
Cruz, a statement shat Viiaurr had gradually re-
treated before Mir&non but only in accordance with
a strategic plan hss had adopted for the purpose OF
drawing Miramon far from the capital possible,
and at the same tir1e to place him in such position
that he could be aitlcked from various quarters
Now the-so-calS d-defeat of Zuazua, taking all
the facts INTO consideration, is clearly nothing more
than a part Of the design Of NdaUrr in attracting
Miremop into San Iuls and AT the same time the only
ground for all the congratulations at the capital on the
reported defeat Of Vidaur. And the next step taken
was the attacking of the City of San Luis from vorous
quarters, overwhelming Mramon in what is spoken
Of in the teegrsphc dispatches from Charleston as
"the last great battle the result Of which drove the
outwitted and chagrined Zuoaguista general TO com
init suicide.
is-there is an end to all possibility of the present
Government being able 10 sustain itself, and 1t IL to
be hoped to the efforts of the taero party ever again
TO force itself into power.
This defeat had been preceded by another, of sec
ondary Importance to this alone. Gen. Casanova had
been utterly routed by Degollado in Guadalaara, and
the Government partsans at the capital were bitterly
mourning it, when the Geographic dispatch about the
defeat of Vdaur conveniently arrived to cheer their
droopirg spirits .
Tie report Of the imposition Of heavy forced loan
at Tampico by Gen: Cara, is fully confirmed
letter from the City of Mexico, dated the ID inst
states most positively that attack about to be
made on Vera Cruz Srs. Perez Gomez and Cobos
were TO command the attacking corps. The Pr0greso
of Vera Cruz notices this threatened attack and init
mates anything but tear as to the result.
Echeagaray still besieged the Castle of Perote, but
without any result.
Five of the San Vicente assassns had been garoted
at the capital; and this is particularly noticed as
concession to the reclamations of Spain. Perhaps
the fleet Spain is said TO be energetcay fitting out
against Mexico will now be sent to help Zuloaga
against the Liberals. Quea saJei
Zuoaga had been personally insulted during the eel
ebration of Indepe ndence Day by having q pack of
cards (uaa barajd) thrown at him by some unknown
person, while he listening to Il discourse. The
celebration of the day had been suspended account
of the discovery of a conspiracy-against the Gov
eminent and the rich say the partisans Of the for
mer, Nous rerrons.