The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27
ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.


The Spanish steamer Mejico arrived at Havana on tho
9th instant from Vera Cruz and ssal. by this arrival
the Daro dc Ia Marina received dates fr Vera Cruz to
the LIST instant aud from Jaapa 18th ult The FOL
owing is from that paper Of the 7,h INSTANT
Tho conservative victorious all parts Of tho
republic After the complete defeat Of the fedcr asts at
Oacs and after the successive victories gained by
Presden Mra0n at the Esaaca DC las vacas aud Aacc0
three leagues from Queretaro, the 18th November
which e made four hundred aud twenty prisoners, ameng
wounded the second had leg amputatsd-twslve officers
and more than two hundred killed and wounded. Aao
and Don Fernando Gurera de Ia Cardena the forces
Of Cucnado At Tepc the occupation Of Zacateco by Gen.
Castillo, that Of Tchaancpcc by Colonel hanzano, aud
lastly that III Muec0 BY General Vcari0 form series al
triumphs sufficient have changed tho aspect Of tho
public and inspire the hope OF not d!stan. peace
The victories OF Colonies Iazaon and Gureira at Topic
were ACCOMPANIED by the death OF the principal eeraist
commander Of those posts General Cuenado with whom
fell at the same time tho three chiefs above named and
thirty officers, with four hundred men, taking eighteen
hundred fss muskets) and twenty pieces VI artillery.
Tho generosity or the conquerers says tho Ecaea went
only survivor Of rank who survived tho combat that ho
might go to Chihuahua, his county with tho intelligence Of
The iederaists at Vera Crnz by their organ the Pro-
greso, admit all these assertions although still confident
that all the army Of Dcgolhd0 mad NOT succumbed ut
Apacas Nevertheless the Progreso announces already
tho arrival ut mpico Of General Tracons one OF hosc
who commanded the federast forces at the Estanca de
las vacas and Aaceo The General President after his
victory, had left for Guannuato having sent In advance
General hea to conduct TO the capital the booty taken
from the enemy.
We have already the explanation Of the cause Of his
leaving tho city OF Mexico.
proclamation made 10 the army says that the Presl-
DON'T being relieved Of tho cares OF government resolved
TO again participate In the dangers and gories Of his
country The oic al documents VIC have at hand cause
to believe that the affairs OF Marquee had boon saisac
tOy arranged and that the commander OF the hrs div
zion marching not only TO occupy San Bias but also
Mazatlap, while, the ether baud, We have learned
that the union Of General VOLTS forces with those Of the
resi-
complete paccalion OF tho interior, under possibility
ofundorakng, at the Same timo, the attacks against
Tampico and Vera Cruz We do not add that against Al
varaoo because 1t apparently an easy task by the
forces under Generals Cobos and Oajaca.
there reigned in Vera Cruz complete panic, much in
creased by the that the operations OF Gen.
Robes against that port would commence on the sth INST
parts Of the republic ought 10 have great stm Illus
In Vera Cruz said that Robes, situated in Jaapa
since tho middle OF November was already engaging carts
for the campaign.
is not only the despair caused by these msfortunes
which has produced the panic Among inc men o, no
account Of the negotiations OF the people
with the United States, about which Juarez and Ocampo
diff red most completely from Ierdo and Tejata who on
that account had undertaken the Office OF Minister Of
the Treasury whilst Mr. McIane remained board tho
ship that conducted him. The correspondence adds
the difference originated In the cesson OF the Ismus Of
Tehuantepec.
sonora and Lower California had given rise to the thought
Of substituting Senior Lerdo for Juaroz but the late dis
in tho interior ports had put end to these pre-
tensions. In virtue OF this situation it was said that Mr.
NcIaue becoming cold, and with motive when
he saw the probability of the taking Of Vera Cruz.
News from Northern Mexico.
THE PROGRESS OF THE CIVIL wAR-yIDAURRI
AGAIN IN POWER.
The Brownsville Flag obtains from Monterey the fol-
lowing Of the engagement Queretaro
and tho events Immediately succeeding
On the 18th instant General Mramon mot General De-
gollado (ohcrs Doblado in battle at the Eiancia de
las Vacas near Queretaro and defeated him totally and
completely But learning just then that movement had
been made by the constitutonalsts at Puebla towards
The city Of Mexico, General Mramon, Immediately after
his victory countermarched upon Mexico, and General
Doblado occupied himself in rccoecting his scattered
forces in which he reports himself 70 have
OF The latter General I WAS sav,asy weandsa
Here is the popularity Of civil war in Mexico:
The President of one party and the Commander in Chief
in pitched battle One Of item is defcatcd he loses all
his artillery, very mnny prisoners are taken saytwo
the other has hitherto had uninterrupted possession OF
the capital city, and of the popuous and wealthy country
around it, yet he finds that just after he left TO fight his
enemy, comparatively contemplate band had started
to occupy his palace aud his throne In his stead before
the scat had been fairly cooled from his occupation Of it,
So in as great haste that in which his vanqushed OPP
ponont fed tho victor returns his capital without
daring to remain and reap the fruits of his victory.
the States Of Coahuila and New Leon which seems to
forcshadow tho return Of vidaurri to power
Gen. Zazua the friend Of the deposed Gen. vdAurri,
Galndo for that State about to start from Maaoros
for Monterey, got together 400 with the view Of in
terceptng the wagons Gen. Zaragoza, officer Of the
State government, out with coo to protect
them and came up with them at China During the night
Of their stay there ZuaZua surrounded their camp, and at
light finding 400 rifles pointed at them, Zaragoza's
yielded the armament under their protection to that
of Zuazua and it is said much better pleased
with the gcnerashp Of the latter than that of their
commander that 400 Of them joined Zuazua.
On the 26th Gen Zuazua arrived at the qunta Of d.
Juan Lopez, Monterey. Here he received deputa
ton from the city, and arrangement was made to this
cnect-Tat popular election should be had ut tho Pla
zuca del Mercado hc market place in Monterrey FOR the
office Of Governor, the citizens candidate being Gov Ar
ramberri, and Gen. zlazuas, d. Domingo Martinez, FIRST
Magistrate of the Supreme Court and whoever elect
cd should be o5eyed by oil alike.
This doubtless procpitaed by the defeat at
the Fstancia dc las Vacas
or Vidaurri himself find no further mention. AT
last accounts he was at Austin, Texas.
News from Yucatan.
INDIAN DISTURBANCES STILL RIFE-MILITARY Exc
CUTIoSs AND POLITICAL PAiDONS.
by the Moses Tayl have from Yucatan dated
at Sisal on the let of December
The pacicaon OF the pGnnsula has recently been spo