The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

happy country. Dsviass but % tle % the right
o. 70 the le and the scenes which for the
ys have dsosd shs history Of We country snS rsn
70 DO enacted heavy responsibility rests upon taose
who have undertaken the regeneration Of the country
May they prove equal 70 the task.
Our Gusnsjuat0 C0rrsspOndencs.
GUAxAJuAro, Sept 20, 1850.
Trip 10 ne LIBERAL Camp from ne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in Qleretavo-Reviese Of M zoops-Utlity Of Snaps
RJie-Visit To Celoyd, &c--Peris Of the Rocd-An
Esccrt Of Brtoamds- WracAsd STATE Of the Countrywide
Sad Results Of Csvl War-Deeoaado and TIE C0nduofa-
A Candid Admissios-Lis Of 1hox who Haze Su0Tea'
and the ASsosnts, &c., do.
Your correspondent len Mexico the 18th inst with
view 70 visit the liberal forces then supposed IN Mexico
70 be n Qusreo Tho police at the gate Of the city laid
hold Of me, and after delay Of three hours, permitted
the diligence 70 proceed Al the termination Of the nrst
days journey learned that Gen. Orega had len ouerets
70 fall back upon Guadalaara Al the conclusion OF
the third days travel we came up with the
advances Of the liberals Al Arroyozrco some
thirty i've leagues from Mexico, the roads being
SO bad II was impossible 70 get ahead more
rapidly. Your correspondent, being armed with
from Vera Cruz received every Atten-
tion from tho commander NJ Arroyozarco. The follow
ing day got To San Juan del Rio and the next day
10 Queretaro, From ArroyoAroo, this way, the whole
line dotted with small garrieons Of liberal forces
oueretaro held by Berriozsba who has force OF
200 in the place, and some 500 more under his
orders in the vicinity. Being compelled to lay over one
day Querearo, visited inspection Of Berriozsoas
Forces and pleased to 700 of them we're well
armed clothed and disciplined The rest were undis
cipined set-mere gueras The country between Mexi-
CO and Querearo received the attention OF the planter
| and the harvests promise well.
At Qaerearo learned that the road ahead Of as was
infested with robbers, and accordingly called on the
military commander, who promptly gave me orders 70
from the different small garrsons on the
line Of my travei 10 this place. However, finding
two fellow travellers, who coming with me twelve
Leagues TO Ceaya) disposed to carry arms we procured
arms and acted escort 10 that place Sitting
on the boz with Sharps ride Ia hand, had fae View
of the battle Geld OF Esancia vacos the
rising At Ceaya the military commander gave me
mounted escort who accompanied TO Salamanca wher'
we stopped for the night The following morning cams
upon dangerous ground and In consequence the military
commander Of Salamanca sent aaer six desperate
looking fellows have ever In my life mountet
spirited little nags, and armed with carbine, sword
long decorated with red and white steamers
Az they came dAshing after the diligence with their
juggling spurs and rafting swords could not help laugh
ing thought the figure the Of the
NEW York HERALD WAS cutting. This Importance was
made the apparent "a srri ved ut . stopping
sence Ny fellow travellers amongst whom . Mexi-
Gener looked upon me with the utmost curos ~
and awe, and doubtless set me down a. some wonderful
character. I, Of course, did not help them 10 a sou
tion. Ny orders for eec,rt being Of the most
positive character made formal demand and
commander replied-"Have far. IN give you six as
good brigands as ever robbed a diligence aud these
were my meo suffice II 70 say, they brought the dill
The country between this aud Qusretsro one Of the
fertile spots Of the republic, completely neglected.
Few Deds planted and thoee that ruined FOR
want Of attention. The revolution has carried of the la
borers and the robbers have stolen nearly all the cattle
horses and mules. AL kinds OF grain and horse feed
already and selling for high prices, with pros
pect OF CROPS This region principally under the do
nnson Of me church isaaiics Of eaerearo wha nave
commission Of all manner OF ourages Tho population 10
demorazed that cannot travel in any direction
with safety kooberes and assassinaions are oil daily,
l may say hourly Nothing will purity thia
region but the determination Of large portion Of It's 10
hAbtanss III the civil goes another year. this
viii be brought about by famine.
In this place, which is essentially mining town,
Already suspended Of the high prices
od Tor and beast, and all work VII ns closed IN sx
months from now Il peace Is not established.
upon convoy Of 81 500 600 Of money belonging 10 tho
commerce. With the vic~ OF preciptstn the movements
OF the liberal forces and conei0diug the civil war Thts
seizure has cauEed loud cry rom The parties imme
distely interested, who seeing nothing but their
OVID mteresss, are hurting curses upon tne neaas OF
the chiefs Of the liberal party The seizure asurodty
via be judged severely by most people, but IL with this
money The be concluded the cooler heads OF those
who will examine Tie matter hereafter must decide that
Gen DcFolado has taken wise step 10 msnifesto h.
has given 10 tho public this subject he qualities hrs
robbery, bot says that IL the money carry the
liberal orcss triumph be Is willing 70 retire into OBJ
security with all the odum that attaches TO similar astt
The spanish Ambassador has sent demand W Sen ofto
"a 10 have the Spanish funds returned. This dc
mand Eust be laughed at by Gen. orteea, who knows
all the world knows, that pscheoo has sane
toned tbs class % spoaton by his recognit OF Mira
thing.
or the 81 200 eco appropriated Sta belong "
Englsh houses Of which the following houses, IN this
place and Mexico. come I'm thus