The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16
OUR MONTEREY CORRESPONDENTS

AosTxRxY, Oct q, 1850.
March the Troops TO Defend Saluo OAaracser and Com
mand Of the Attacking Fuce-Genaul Spread Of Outrage
and Alarm-A Specie Wagon for Teras-Fsar Of an At
tack A-D7cuuics OF ne LIBERAL Party-Fght for the
STANDARDIZATION amongst Me CaurcAs Sspportcrs-Arms
from the United States Detained Near the CITY by the Priest
Clique, dc.
New and conflicting difficulties have arisen since
last wrote you Troops left yesterday Salo to en-
counter band OF robbers said number about 7O0 and
composed OF reactionares and highwaymen headed by
priest and lawyer, who on their way to besiege
that city. They came from the State n Durango, and
have been desolang their way They have
destroyed and burned several trains Of wagons murdered
the drivers spreading terror and dsmay throughout their
whole Consequently their approach this city
has caused universal alarm nothing be expected
arepcion Of the hesh enacted elsewhere Thus
far have been &c ON any occurrences OF this nature
and indeed from all those horrors OF civil with which
the other sections Of the republic have cursed God
grant that we may continue TO remain so.
conducta LEFT last week for Brownsville, taking some
one hundred thousand dollars, and about to be
tackled by another party Of robbers the road had
not been for the timely and Of OF citizens
to their assistance from this place, 1t undoubtedly would
have been gone Another conducta arrived this
morning from Zacaecas with four hundred thousand dol
lars, and its director is afraid TO leave unless he gets
competent escort We are threatened both sides by
bands Of robbers God only knows how it will terminate
although the present Governor is taking all necessary and
energetic measures to surmount these diff.
culties The lower classes experience mu,h difficulty in
obtaining their daily substance, aud driven almost
by necessity to extreme and riotous The com
plete stngnaton OF business, which is the vodable
result Of civil war; renders situation truly lamentable
One Of the greatest obstacles to the of the
liberal party is the absurd ambition the love OF power
the desire to place themselves in the highest Offices with
out the necessary qualifications OF intelligence ftness
and moral honesty manifested by most Of the numerous
chiefs who compose the party. There some honora
BILE exceptions. speak only of the majority.
News from the interior s Of the most cheering nature
behalf Of the Of the liberas-there being com
pee division among the leaders of the Church party
large number of officers and soldiers have over TO
the ranks Of the liberal forces General Banco is at
lacking Guanajuato, with large force and with all
probability OF success and rumor states that Marquee
Iacubaya assassin has been completely defeated at Qua
dalajara.
The bought in the United States by ando for the
government OF this State still in limbo Browns
vlle and there they likely for some time to
come as the fnacia padres TO wit, the Irish clique Of
spectators, )-who had complete control of Vidaur
RI will offer no masses and send prayers to deliver
them from their unhappy position; the contrary, they
are patching up pretended claims against the government
for enormous amounts placing attachments upon the
perty and doing all in their power embarrass pre-
sent administration If some Of the aforesaid clique should
show themselves in this city, they might find themselves
in verse state Of limbo than the arms the present
vernment is fully determined not to be humbugged by
this band OF INSCRIPTIONS persons its predecessor
VIGOROUSLY was.