The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-27

NEWS FROM MEXICO.
ParsicularS u the Battle or 0uaAalajare
and Ursga's Capture-Conditien Of the
Defeated Army-Despatchss of Ogazen,
Uraga,s succsssor, &c., &C.,
Translated from Proseso Of Vera Cruz June Is, for
the NEW YoRK HnAID]
The following note, which We take nom the Darie Off,
cal Of the capital says al that We could desire In sup
port Of the observations we have made the anAir
Of Guadaajara. 1t 10 the only document published by the
papers Of that city, within the last twenty days. in which
any account given Of the reactonasy chief iramon)
Was written nom GuadaAjara, and 10 dated Nay 10
10 I'm HoHoRABIB NMsm On Wan AND MAnms-
sstuse bids ne inform you that sxsr tho brilliant de-
the command 6ssson and Vale, retired % The heights
of recoote where IL Appears from information received
they propose 70 continue hoetties bat his kxceetcy
believes they will retire 70 the ravnes Rcas remains
before mentioned chiefs a. soon as his Exceehcy i'd
vanccs against them. N
The following dispatches Of Ogazon give further par
culars Of the battle Of Guadaajara:- .'.llr,
ta FpmAI AMY, Fnsr D1vrmos,l
zAcoAIco, May %, 1890
Mom EcaInr sn--On the gath inst the city Of Gua.
co and the centre under the command Of Cen Don jose
Lopez Uraga, and asr four hours Of most determined
the Commander Chief ordered both divisions retire
without continuing the attack when two hours more
would have placed US IN possession Of the place.
The for this retreat was the approach Of
Aramon with formidable force; and, since Cen Uragas
plan Of operations the orcble occupation Of
to beat that rebel chief and since the few hours allotted
70 the task OF capturing the place had passed without that
msss anS IN order
The retreat was efected in the greatest order the ar
my saving the trains artillery &c. and the troops not
its brilliant bearing in that feat of arms.
To-day two strong divisions, with forty pieces Of mag
hundred cavalry well provided with ali the material Of
war; and full Of noble eagerness ready 10 eight Mira
mon who Is sndssvorn the ew ne P has en-
rers
n uonr Escssncv Sss The ~ conduct c the che ors
and soldiers on the 2lth was brilliant beyond calculation
calling forth even the Admiration OF the enemy who could
not denv va,or ana dacision t The aoIdier. ~ hertv
hasten IN Communicates these facts 10 YOUR ExceIepcy
renewing nv Assurances, &C., &c. PEDRO OGAzON
-, - =, -., ,-.-,
Inc following friendly iesser or semiomcA despAson
from the same 70 Gen. Huerta at Morela gives
ro,r,,a .cco,r, of Al. transaction.
"'""'" "~'ouA'o VI WIG .
SANTA anna, Acauan, Msy 20 tooo
sRksp- nave oaa new 70 .ch you UM' nov
30 bad as 70 De hopeless OF speedy uiumpn WIN re-
late briefly wnas nas occurred.
The division under my command having been incorpo-
rated win tnat wncn Zen uraSa oroagns ncfo on Inc
that General assumed the entire command as second
In chief or the federal army and q sucn mede arrange
ments 70 sascs ~ ne on sne sr ~ ~. oo
N few hours, and be ready atack Aramon, whose
forces we're only two day.: march rom ours The arrange
ment was carried OUT ana yesteroay to3 paoe oa.e,
which, although unfortunate, VIII always Dc credit 70
the federal me enemy oeing possession OF gcoo
fortincations the oarng OF our SOLDIERS only s@veo 70
OF time end the approach Of Airamon, We were
obliged 70 retire IRON tne ieoea Guy, sunerng many
severe losses which we snail never replace Inc gasn'
Col antonio MAYO, COL Ava Lieut. Vol sis.ao, ieu.
Coi noran ana otneI Cnes .nc cmocfs " eescr rsn.
ca, and 70 crown our disaster zen. Vraga nmsen VA
placed hovs d ood Our troops iougnt nerocsiy, snc
tne surecB OF 0usaaAaIs wnere more 'a NV nnu.eu
OF our oeao ana wounoeo can oear Ns'mony W sno
So great q calamity, and, above all the wound Of the
Senesa IN eommana oompenea tne mtser 70 orae ~
uss,, ~n, 10Y 49, s I'm, .ss ne spee"s "'"~"
%. us.as ' -a ri nd., ndo. An. .r.,v,. Az.
and A. the most dangerous poni was violently ooosed To-
49, s, ~. s s ~ h,,,,. - vn,ch ~ "a sasr
..lsr svhen ,ro-rasd and rcr.,nsS IN eu.asIs,.rs
rr,soasr IF Incw that already HE leo which h.d
p ....ss - 49,. shss - -. -, $500 - A
The scsrest US sxscscs IN he ,ost c~dsrIv re.rne,
all the heavy artillery train being saved with the excep
tion Of TWO pieces which, on account OF the rus In the
mountains, could not be moved
being drawn Rom his hiding places he soon learned 70
what uses the lances OF our cavalry are applied
since that unlucky day we have oeen thinking Of Mira
escort The want Of chief head in the absence Of Cen
urnga was nenrs Obstacle way OF making any aus
positions Tor future operations and IN the midst OF inc
sad circumstances with which we were surrounded the
idea was last strengthening among the chiefs OF the div
sion OF the centre OF marching 10 Bio with very little
hope OF saving their artillery tram Az TINS tuncture
called junta OF All tne chiefs winch mas lust been con-
cluded and IN which plan Of action Tor the future was
adopted was resolved 10 defend our trains a all ha-
Eards and light Mramcn ne should come here We have
forty pieces OF held and mountain artery, all good
CONDITION ana well mounsea Zoo h.,,a ,c.0,,v and ae
teen hundred cavalry. The morale Of the army, which
proud Of is yaor, even after our rereat good In
snm,r We ""'' e'''' s'Vu"' y" VIM" !" '~'' WV "
In The council the organization OF the forces was ar
ranged, ] remaining charged With The command, and
IVA v,1e Vii, cowmssd' and so he nrnr,nIe ~ 'si,v
and Discipline necessary for all future operations is re.
u.rn" c,,su,a the sad dr,v or ,cor,,n,,Dc v, viii,