New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-05
Later from Mexico.
From the Brownsville Flag q the 10Th ult. we ex

From the Brownsville Flag Of the Goth ult. we ex-
tract the following intelligence
We have dates from Victoria to the 18th and from
Tampico to the same date. The Rifle OF Victoria an
nounces that the expected conference between Gov
ernon Vidaurri and Cara had taken place, though
derstands that 1t has all been directed to the import
ant end that Nuev0 Leon and Coahuila with Tamau-
lpas shall unite for the purpose OF combating the
reactionists every to the interior Of the Republic.
The Rifle has received intelligence from theinterior
to the effect that certain commander Marquee, or
the Reactionists had been repulsed from the bridge
of Calderon with the loss Of four pieces Of artillery
and considerable number Of his force. says that
Miramon on the receipt Of the news, had ordered
Marquee not to undertake any other movement until
be himself could personally direct the operations.
Miramon is said to rely on 500 men, while the bridge
is defended BY 1000 men, notc0untng the force under
Degollado in Guadaaj those of Huerta or Arte-
aga which are now united with those at the bridge
under Gen. Rocla. Miram0n announces that on the
Sth of December he would be on Gnadalajara, hut,
says the Rifle, without doubt he has encountered q
pass more difficult than that at Atenquque, ard thus
be has found II impossible to comply with his word
San Luis Potosi it is said is left with garrison Of
only 500 men, but 30 pent up within the limits Of the
city that they cannot come out to encounter the
stitutionalists, who, under the immediate command
Col Sayas, are in the environs. Col. Guadalupe
Garcia is at Rio Verde and at Tula, with his com.
mand, awaiting troops from Nuevo Leon, when the
whole Is to commence an important movement, the
nature OIL winch is mol given, Dnt winch the R1e
says it will lay before the public in due time
Gen. Vidaurri, after terminating the conference
with Gov. CARA, had returned to Monterey.
The Psssma Of Tampico publishes lengthy letter
from the city of Mexico, dated Dec. H. which repre-
sents the adherents of Zuloaga as being in the great
est CONSERVATION. 1t says that the Liberals have
well concerted plan for taking the capital which
can hardly fail Of success that the reactoniss are
fortifying every inlet to the city, in anticipation of
another attack that the great mass of the people Of
the city are prepared to side with the Liberals and
that the whole Of the South Of Mexico was in arms
againsts the Zuloaguistas. Cuernayaca and the en-
yirons of the capital were swarmng with the forces
of the Liberals and the priests of the city were pro-
claiming that their sacred places were soon to be
robbed by their enemies.
Col Garcia, writing from lula, under date of Dec.
9th, announces that Gen. Mea had been defeated at
Santa Maria de Omialco by Gems. Huerta and Pueb-
lita. Meia is said to have been badly wounded in
leg. He was taken into Qneretaro.
From present indications the cause Of the Constitu-
tonalists is certainly notso hopeless as certain
SONS would fain have it be. With the formal recog-
milton of ST.. Mata as the accredited representative
of the Mexican Republic at the capital Of the United
States it may be some time before the church party
will be enabled to rekinde the fires on their atars
as Miramon is said by Of citizens SO graphic
ally to have declared it his mission to accomplish.