New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

nuritinn fcs sscther campaign - 20 Ir'ei,'
,,eve N ,.spioOn thst I. Ds7 Dot DC al Ieos 10 1se
s.11n AZ nome. There has been s3msSslpg rf6g
esSI s,nee taey have Lost toe bs'Iie o. Asu.luco.
Il, spptsIs that Gan. Vidaurn sas PIss.y 80 On
o.on.i 81 bs lss erd wanted 70 place re fauls on
.s ne-,op in orier 20 make on, tolsr4oe Gaze De-
lore Tue woyh In 20 doing ne iasutsd In1z1a, aho
re- coTan ance4 at mOst Of the battles shic1 the
foTee, from tins State have gained, ana, ata Toe al
,ics .f eeI,sn LAWYER aided by major artillery,
ard second in command Of the army. 20. jDrisn
beirg an Engfshuan, tney were gal u nave a ior,
eigner on whom 70 place the blame lnsy inprsoced
= .oish merchant, VINO bad nothing 70 DO with the
army bat happened ~ 5e with Ndsarns iorces d1T-
General Vidsurris advisers have led him into
difficulty from which they cannot advise bin sny way
OF escape. The OBJECT appe Ts TO nave oeeD ID ~ 70
make the world believe that COlJnel jordan sou tas
battle and that senior Algo assisted him The two were
kent IN plsO2 and every efJrt made 20 Loo eVdence
snst them, bat without Gu cess they co1d Not ana
Any cause on which - fJuad a charge. Tnea they
were told that they would have 10 remain prisoners
until San Lus Pots should De ret1ken by the hoerss;
that the evidence j. in that city. Inu5 they nave
p.aired nearly four months vIhou, thai and WHOM
an charge being made out against them. Inc &c,
eufeIs have failed IL he important part they islel
10 make any terson believe that thess two Eere lAe
Cause Of the battle being lost Bot the people nsve
arrived at a conclusion that is mnch more AEeiy - %
cor1eothat is that tue battle was ost OF account OF
the cowsrcice Of the oficers and men,
The authorities here have been anxious % get rid o.
this difficulty, bat cannot release them without lnai-
reotly ackpow lodging the tina, has been commit
ted 70 their improvement. Col. Jordan has been DOT
sboot two weeks on bs. S-Ior AlvO wac offered bis
release if he would withdraw bic protest when lie re-
fuses 10 DO and consequently Is still IN PRISON.
Gen NidauIri few weeks snce made TIP 70 MS
native town. and while there settled me- dli 'uy Win
Zuazua but people cay that u Is OILY apparently se-'
tied AID that II II expected tnat Iuazna "a c0nbiaa-
too with come othefperhaps BlaBco-glll detnr0ne
VidauIr who is in name Governor, bath power h'og.
II il Acknowledged by those VINO appear 70 Do wen
informed on the subject that NldauIn poser Is Lao.e
l. = 80. rffaV 80 xTfM H.
the State will continue 20 light for he C)nstlt ltion
Zuazus BIanco and the General had secret meet
ing a few days ago, Dat 1t Is ROT Known "Aat was
tLtre discussed. ~, , ,o,o
Xacstecas which has been occupied tor some ncL,Ae
by the hberas was attacked the 18th and 1874 OF
lsst month by a rebctiOnarY force, commanded by e
brother OF Mrauon, then principal leader. lie made
ms headquarters IL Inc own Of Guadalupe, one league
distant from the city and after menscng tbe cty Que
inc tbe two DAYS few shots being fired on eacn EIDE
without sDy one being hurt Mrsmon retired az enc
oclos il the night going TO wards n.eS ~
small force went IN pursuit Of him from Hscaiecas, ont
peTlaps without the intention Of overtaklpg him.
MramOn had about fifteen hundred men ano ooe oat-
t,ry Of artillery. Coronado, who defended Lscltecse,
had about the came number Vi men and more artuleTy
but very light QGiI0ga, with tie Lev recruits non
this Safe was on the Wey e. reinforce Coronado, end
perhaps Miramon vas afraid Of an attack IN the rear
or re would not have retired 80 readily.
The Governor Of Iscatecss has made COrons1o,
who Is from Chibuahua ADD commanding the forces o.
the latter State Comm nicer In Cllef OF the forces OF
Zscstscss. Colonel BlaIco, the man VINO, with a ie~
soldiers from this state AID others that joined VITA
him. made the expedition against the city oil Mexico,
and got possession Of the greater part OF tie city mas
returned home with his troops. Tney were received III
This city by salute Of artillery, the ringing OF bells,
&c. They will remain with their families log wees,
when they wi perhaps return to the campaign.
The Governors palace in Gnadaisjsra mas been de-
siroyed by the explosion OF large qusuttS OF emma
milton Which was stored In the lower story. a consd-
erabs ru,nbsr of peIsOns were Killed, including iDy
o0iceIs The entire on noer Of deaths is not y;
knoWn At last accounts from there they hal rot tt-
i,bed removing the ruins, which crushed msoy. tbs
ia believed 10 have been the work OF an incsndlaty,
one of the liberal party and Il appears probable, b.;
csute the first and second in command MIRA non ano
Maroues-bad lust ief. the palace in tine " save
their lives il lie thought thatthe intention vas % de-
etrOy all the principal officers. IL will be re Ieberei
thai the reaction iss have occupied GuSdaaj4ra since
defeat OF Deeosdo, and itis said that gre 81 por
top of the citizens are liberals audit - supposed that
come of these set fire 20 the ammunition TO get rii Of
their OppressOrs .c,,:
We have lust received news that Coronado, WAC -
Commapder-lnC Chief % the troops OF Cm1uahaa ana
ZacatecaB left the latter Guy 20 retOro home, Win an
esro,t Of about two hundred men. IL was found ont,
after be had started tha. he bad carried the money
and wbsteyer else he could with him. CJDseq lenty
force was cent sfer him 10 bring hin back ont
whether OF rot they have Buccseted AZ OyertsRns mon
il of vet kHOpn IL appears that no man OF any par
can e.f into power here without using that power Tor
the bene6t OF bis NO pocket. The eailIg officials in.
vsraby become wealthy after few years Ot OIL 'lal
career.