New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-19
Later from Northern nIexicc.
,e latest intelligence from Northern Mexico i

The latest intelligence from Northern Mexico Is
contained in the Brownsville Flag Of the sth
On the 25th of September the officers Of the
army in Monterey, Gen. Zuazua being absent
raising forces to defend Gov: viduarri, pronounced
against the continuance of the rule of the latter in
defiance of the Federal authorities. Gen. Zaragoza
notified Vidaurri of their action. The Cipdadela,
better known as the Black Fort or Citadel to the
Americans, seconded the pronunciamento. Wnere-
upon Gov. Viduarri came down from his -preten-
sions, acceeded to the wish OF Gen. Zarag0za,
asked and obtained passports for himself and Iua-
zua, who hearing of it, met him outside on his way
now above here in the United States Coy. Vidaurri
is said to have amassed fortune Of over $50O, 600
since he has been Governor.
On the 26th meeting of the Ayuntamiento Of
the city of Monterey was called at their hall, and
the most influential citizens assembled with them
to deliberate on the past and passing occurrences
After long consultation, in which many distin-
guished lawyers and others took part, it was de-
clared to be the sentiment of Ayuntamiento that
they approved the act removing Gov. Vidaurri, hut
disapproved the permitting him and Zuaxua to
leave they having, in the opinion of the associated
citizens committed crimes worthy Of punishment.
The Prisma of 26th September gives us from an
extra of the Boletin del Ejercito Federal the fol-
lowing, written from Guadalajara, 10th of Septem-
ber 1859, addressed to Gen. Degollado:
.On the 5th, at 8 O'Clock in the morning, Topic
was taken by Gen. Coronado, notwithstanding that
it was defended by eighteen hundred men, taken
mostly from the best corps OF the Reactionary
army, twelve pieces Of artillery, and an abundance
of munitions Of war. We do not know as yet the
details, except that Arguelles, the Colonel Of Ca
valry, escaped alone with thirty dragons, that
officer sending the news here from Aguacatlan.
On the same day, 9Th, Marquee received informa-
! ton by express that many forces were threatening
Tepic since the Sd, and forthwith cOuntermarched
with all the troops which he took from here about
three thousand men. On the Sth he arrived at
Zacoalco where he learned of the taking Of Teplc,
and crossed on the next day by Colula and Ahua-
luco in the direction of that city with the design
of taking it.
"To-day, there start from here thousand men
with the intention of seizing the pass of the bluffs
of Mochitiltic and unite there with Marquez leav-
ing here only fifteen hundred men |; but the forces
of the South are harrassing the rear guard of the
assassin Tacubaya (Marquez,) and part have
been detached to act against this Capital, being
encountered even now close by since they occupy
Santa Anita and the Hacienda del Coatro, three
leagues from here. Among the things to be noted
in the taking of Topic should be named the killing
of the robber Legaa and forty principal and infe-
rior officers, who have been hung. At this date
Coronado ought to have more than four thousand
men.
Eleventh, at the last hour: Marquee was de-
feated yesterday twice near the bluffs OF Mocmultc,
by the forces of Sr. Ogozon, and the wounded and
fugitives are now coming in. The force OF one
Marquee near Amattlan, bringing the disorganized
remains of his division, defeated twice on the same
| day, as was saying, all OF whom will come in
here Tomorrow. Yesterday an express went be-
| low after Wo
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