The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22
OUR MONTERREY CORRESPONDENCE.

Cd.tvre o. Z1c1,ecas by he misunderstanding Of Prisoners
ca Boh Sides-Occupa,ion Of AgaaSoaliente-Acp,p to
Ovathyoic Jidda7Ti dc
The Of another battle in which the forces OF this
State were victorious, has just arrived After Colonel
joaquin Mramop made attack, or, rather, went into
the neehborhood OF Zaeatecas and fred few shots
firing the night the way to Aguascaientes he
followed by the troops Of this State, under the command
Of Colonel QuTosa also some from Zacaecas and few
from Jal:sco, all under tie command Of Quiroga When
they were within few leagues Of Aguascaentes they
found tnat Mamon had made ready and returning 70
meet them the road. They accordingly chose the place
for the battle at place called I'll Cerro del Re.
bajc, near little town by the name of Rincon
&c Ramos. They had not finished their prepara-
tons before they attacked, the enemy
being about two thousand stropg--the liberals having
few more than two thousand The battle lasted tho greater
portion Of the day he 9th Of this month"; during which
the conservatives made three charges, and
zach time repeled with loss. The last time gene
raj dispersion, and Mramon, nth those that remained
with him. returned TO Aguascacntes and after review
Ig his troops and collecting all the men hat he could,
found that he had only eight hundred mon left he
therefore concluded 10 make no further RESISTANCE At that
city, but fed with these eight hundred towards San Luis
Potosi This hramon is brother Of General Miramon
DuriDg The battle there were come prisoners taken
both saes, Of whom the officers shot, The Liberals
iook twonty nine prisoners, among whom was one cap
tan They gave him some sort Of trial. and condemned
him and shot him. The rcaotonsts took few prisoners
who charged psce Of artillery but overpowered
tenant, who were Immediately shot The number los,
by the liberals in killed twentythree and eleven
wounded nave not seen report Of the reactonsts'
less.
Soon after the battle Colonel zaragoza who is at present
the Chief in command OF the forces who in the cam
pagn, arrived and finding that the reaconsts had given
up the city OF Aguaecaliontes and fed toward San Luis
Potos, he Immediately despatched express this place
Tor order from the TO attack the latter cty Tho
order has gone so expect to hear few days of am
other battle The strength of San Luis Poos not known
but II supposed that i is strong enough to make ii
There has been some little disafocton here a home:
but came from very unpopular source and easily
during the campaign of last year were ANXIOUS 10 s
anRuish themselves, have the privilege OF stealing
something's therefore they wished TO dcronc vdaurr aud
elevate their honorable selves TO his position and about
sixty came from Aguauco town about ten leagues from
ths place. to assist them but they did nothing the ap
pointed time, and the authorities found and arrested
few OF the leaders Of IT, At present every thing moves
on as quietly as before and General vidaur is as firm IN
his position as he has been since the defeat of Ahuaco
MosrsEEy, March !, 1852
Disappearance Of american Mining Finarcia,--Bis
Drgfts on New Tork-Prestlcnt Juare; Looking Afby
he Frontier Csstom Houses-Cond,pcta for Byogrn,i,e
Preparations for he Canipaign-Noeemeals Aoa;ne
Gadnajaato, dc.
The Director OF the Mexico Iguana Mining Company
OF this state has disappeared with large amoun,
Of nnds belonging to tho company, and has oonse
qucny abandoned all its interests to tho utter astonsb
mcnt OF every person connected with the company II
gave out that he was merely going on visit to Browns
vile, to settle some business connected with the assoca
tion. The amount that he has taken with him bolonaue
TO tho company not ascetaned lie has taken an the
books and papers, but the amount of confidential gopo
ties far exceed six thousand dollars well as Tie ip
dobtedness 10 merchants, miners, landholdcrs anil far
mers, a. well as other individuals whom be hps lc In
strange land without cent to hCip themselves
one Oh the principal miners Dr. Cameron has gone IN
pursuit Oh him, as no has personally suffered greatly The
poc'or INFORMS me that he intends following this ipd
% u' uni nc gets satisfaction. Tho Doctor had prev
o@sy oavuent suit Tor general liquidation OF The |
, 's Y, VIC company as well as the payment of pro
sesea uI",s on Your CITY for pay mont: but hn
w. ~. une 70 get away by protesting the necessity o,
ns vooks ior settlement. This being granted hc bSs
no. oeeh seen or heard OF since He from tne Northa,a
mlncrs of Mexico. ~ 0'' '" VIZ HVn !