, 1860-09-15
New Movement in Mtxtco.


(F1cn the N. .. Pieayuue. 1lth,1
Tho importgnt Mexican news We published
in our evening edition comes from ous of the
most aubstauttat commercial houses Of NAtx-
meras. It WAS furnished 10 them by their cor.
respondents as Monterey ~ whither 1t WAS brought
by express from San Luis. Tho fact that it
comes to US through ono channel only could
make us doubt it.
In itseM the nsws Is very probable. After
their disastrous zepulse from Guadalejara, The
Liberals retired 10 ORE Of the strongest po.;-
lions ia the vicinity, where they were said to
number sone 1000 men. Gen. Ursga hayiug
been wounded. the command de.o1vea On Gen.
ordinary prudence, who would be as likely,
Is aoy other, to lead the Eepulsed army 10
ricto1y.
Oa tae other haod, Gen. Mizamon. 1t the had
Of about the szrne npmbtr OF Reacioniss,
would not b. 1!ktlJ to move With tbs greatest
caution. Per.onally, be il said to be reckless
MAI, and in view OF his remarkably brilliant
career, it would ot be unnatural for him to in
du1eo ID o7trweening Sci -confidrnce and con-
tempt for bis enemy. Many cf his tropps,
moreover, had just coGe out Of The successful
engagement At GnadaiejaEa, aud would b
quite likely to shazo The Sentiments Of their
General, especially In the excitement Of pur-
suit.
under these circumstances then, ths Two ar.
mics uet Ut. OF near, the eitv of Salamanca, in
the Stats ot Guaosjuato. The R=ac.ionists, If
Nc are to believe the Accoun.a before Us, hare
been utterly routed, and tho Liberals remained
matters Of au sltesdy historic field The ain
vincible" Ger 81 NiraDon Rlso fell into the
hauas Of tho enemy and ia uow a prisoner.
Taia is great victory, for it was only the tact
and prestige Of this remarkable man that has
the lust tnelTe months kept his party from
crumbliag to pieces. Their money Is gore,
they are divided among themselves, the s=pti-
men!s Of The psop are against them, end /: il
only the almost aabroken career Of victory be
has run, that has thus far kept them together.
The Lews from Iacetecas Also il very prob2-
Bile in 1tse, aut comes to us on the same relia-
ble authority. Gov. 01tega has tue reputation
ofbeing ve1y prudent officer, and furthermore |
commanded wat might be called The home !
army or national guards Of his State. The hfst |
imprudent movement would therefore very pro-
badly ba on The psrt Of the invader, Ramirez,
"ho would Eos De Ekely to be At the head Of a !
Tery sfropg force, though be would naturally I
share the overweco1 ctnfide ence OF bis superior
otnceF, Mlf.non. Hu WIS defea.ed, the account J
driven from The STATE.
From the extreme Northern States We learn |
that Gor. Fidaurzi, Of New Leon and Coahuila, ]
had put hims eli At the head ofa M 1veme at which
bad for its otject the return Of Gen. Ccuonfo.t
to the Presidency. And in this, be nas second /
ed By Gsu. Dobiado aad Tra:onis, who, nc are |
f.sIN ~ uA0eAelAAus uAd AlEER4F issued pro-
clamafioEs or ptonuncia na:entos 10 that eIr:c!.
These Proclamauons have rot yet reached Us,
hu:the news is nut altogether Improbable.
70. long time, now, there llas been highly |
respectable party in Me4;co who, tired Of the !
rnle Of the Church oltgarchy, and hopeless Of
any enectual relief from The extreme radicals,
hare turned their attention to this, ths most !
moderate. Influential and really respected Pres
tdent the kepablis hss had eisce The regoIu-
tloa. And fet. Gen. C0monfort is hY no meats
9 conceseionis: Or trimmer. H= is out spoken
in faFtr Of the liberal ccurse and the conssitu-
ton Of 155S-9, which MAS framed under his ad-
but he is a. the same time re.
tpeet::r Of vested ri. hts. aud opposed to pro-
ser:ptlon Of any kind.
THls, VIC understand, is the resi- basis the new
n1oveaeat IN Mexico, and to which it is now
said, Gen. vidaurri. Of tue State of New Leon
ssd caahu!la, has given bis adhesion. The ouly
anns-r is that be himself, who is By no means
without &o'bisio7, or aome other successful
EereFal, may bare the nears and taet to Ret
himself preferred for the Presidency Of a RS.
pubt:c WHICH usually confers that honor upon
he last mast snccasaf,f General