New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-05
Later from Northern mexico.
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From the Brownsville Flag OF the 22d nit. We ex.
tract the following intelligence:
We have before us Ell Liberal OF San Louis Potoai
Of the Sd, and Ell Bostin Official Of Monterey Of the
the 10th and 14th inst.
Our San Luis contemporary is quite silent as to
events transpirng in his section, and the Boetin s
occupied 10 defending it's master, vidaurri, in his
extraordinary step In recalling the forces Of Nuevo
Leon. According % bis story. Col. Qniroga had
acted with characterization and 1t seems General
Zuazua has been accused, uDjostly be argues, Of
wanting 10 shoot Quiroga without trial or sentence,
which may be very republican in Monterey. but is
not 30 in the United States. However. Gen. Degol
prevented this and ordered fair trial, to which
Zuazua aasented, but asked leave to pay visit to
Monterey, reaching which place 1t was concluded
e,s ct so * shop for vdaur zuasu' Co. on their
vidaurr had, from his quiet home, ordered another
Quiroga to take the command and the Colonel to 70.
urn 70 Monterey. Degolado. on the other hand,
ted regiment and Qoroga to be tried by court mar.
ia The truth was that Quiroga and the most Of the
Liberals were getting tired Of Vidaorri and glad to
Dc under Federal Command and the latter wished to
intent and mortified the selfesteem Of Vdaurri who
was informed that Degollado was COMMANDMENT.
chief and not Vidaurn. In vain the former sent to
the latter Gen. Iaragossa against whom the act Of
characterization had been committed trying to recon-
Gle the matter that the Colonel and his reeiment
might remain united until the dangers Of the cam.
patgn are over.
No! General vidaurri could be appeased in M
other way than that he, mere Governor Of State.
should control the action Of the army and st asde
the orders Of the Minister Of War. The result Wa
the partial daoanding Of the force: Of Naevo Leon,
very impossible Liberal army. About this time. a.
Ter the difficulty but before the order TO retire. came
the battle of Leon, In the State Of Guansjuato 10
which. while This lst regiment Of Nuevo Leon Rifes
gntly spoken OF BY General Well. yet its Colonel,
2u.ogs is highly praised by General Manuel Dobia.
No one says but that the course Of Gen. DeRollsdo
was most proper and wise under the circumltsnces.
He did not pardon Quiroga he held him subject TO
trial Gen. Vidaurn desired to be heard on the trial,
but seems to have feared any approach to Aqua
Gen. Blanco svys dearly loved their Colonel to re.
main demoralized, with the enemy approaching,
would never do. Gen. D. put the Colonel again at
their head, still subject to trial. and under these cir
cumstances the latter fought in the battle while vi.
daurr was writing proclamations ordering the troops
to return.
The letter from distinguished Liberal, not in
Office, which will be found in our Spanish depart.
ment. informs us that advices from San Luis state
that Gen. Doblado, who we understand to be man
Of talent and energy and well instructed soldier and
whose good behavior and ability were conspicuousiy
exhibited In the late battle at Leon, where be did
more damage than he received, though he had only
bali the force Of the other has again marched to-
wards the lower country with 5000 men Of the bri-
gades Of Guanauato, Aguas Calientes and Zacatecas
On the other hand it is said that Vol has been rein
forced, while Arteaga Puebto and Huerta have gone
towards Morelia. Marquee has gone from Guadala-
Jara upon some forces at the South, commanded by
Ogazon, with whom Gen. Coronado, who has taken
Topic, was about to unite. So both parties appear
to be holding their own. We hope Gen. Vidaurri
will recall his foolish order before be is read ont Of
the list OF well meaning Mexieans-lovers Of their
country than of themselves.