The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
OUR MONTEREY CORRESPONDENCE.

YIN NON ALnEI COhhESfONUENCE.
MONTEREY, Sept 80, 1859
The Downfall Of Vid0urrt-he Return of Zuazua-ThSir
Passpo,ts-7he Neao Governor and General of the From
tier Forces, dc.
give in substance the act OF the new pronunciamieno
verified in this city the night Of the oath instant After
setting forth sundy and grievances for the pro
ceedings II terminates in the following articles
FIRST the complete notification of the authority Of
nidaarri m the States Of New Leon and Coahua second
me recognition Of General Jose j. Arrambni Cover
nor and General Chief Of the frontier forces in accord
ance with decree Of General Degolado Of the 18th inst
nt some one may be elected to discharge the duties Of
tDe ONCE third, inviting the different towns to second If
they deem proper, what has been enacted for the good
OF the republic and especially Of this State.
Inc many tyrannical, despotc and arbitrary acts of
Vidaurr his late decree dsownng and disobeyng the
orders Of the general and the recalling Of the
frontier troops from the Of war have precpilae his
a and this last act proves undoubtedly that he has no
moral courage He has erred greatly aud widely in his
pubic acts as also by prosecuting his friends aud bene
htng his political enemies The Corporation of this city,
in their public acts, have required the return of both
Vidaurr aud Zuazua TO be tried by competept
as the money invested. 49,
Having numerous forces at his command he resigned
them over withouta struggle General Laragorn one OF
his own officers, whom he elevated from the poson Of
private soldier 10 that of general was the first to rise
against nm, and having recently arrived from ST. Luis
With private instructions from Depollado he on Tho
night of the 26th proceeded from the gambling table 10
the convent OF San Francisco and possession Of said
convent without the least hostility whatever and thence
marched to the Black fort, with the same exit having a.
crety combined his arrangements with the different officers
Who guarded these posts, aud thence Immediately notified
Nidaurr to render himself prisoner of war and ID
hvering up the seals Of Office his passport was placed in
his hands, and strong escort conducted him and seyera
OF his officials to the Kio Grande. Such has been the poll
teal and military downfall of the great and yaloron
xidaarr giant in opulence and pigmy in Adversely
During his political administration large fortunes have
peen made, and those most benefited by him
are now his worst enemies. He leaves his conn.
Try Tor ms country's good. His son in law IL tho
asng United states Consul, who has been in the
United States aud who refuses receive protests from
those he appointed to serve, lend any aid whateye
10 American citizens; this Office Is and has for wears
been used simply as machine for theorsona
nen 81 the Consul and two three OF his Irish mercan
Tile friends 10 the great dctrmeht of all mercantile bnsi
he has accumulated large fortune and will probably be
the cause OF serious difficulties, he IL now nportry
large quantity OF foreign goods under vdaurris papers
which has now been refused on payment OF duties II
consular agent draw into new difficulties Of COURSE
OF speculative and fraudulent character SS-'s'
The new 1w0nuaGQ1ti1to has been an excentiona IN,
IN Mexico ms neither the bells nor rockets were M
insults or violence were commitcd the revolution was @
quietly conducted as that OF the late revolution in Fo
None except those who were Immediately Concerned IN
carrying ont the project knew what was going on .
and when the Official employees returned TO THAR
posts in The morning they found their seats occu.
pied by their successors Everything moves on as
quietly ns though nothing had happened.
General Zuagun who on an cxpedition acnins,
Arrambn received orders from ydaurri to Withdraw nJ
deliver all his troops 10 ZYagoza On ARRIVING her
yesterday he compiled and has retired peacnnbIv n h
lasiyc village, sanposos All The different towns or VII