New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
FROM MEXICO.
one,rtio,s OF the GucrriIlns - Reported
Rupture Between Junrex and Dobiado
"A Juarez Convoy Robbed by Guer-
rilIas-Uragn Gencral-in.C Chief, SC.

I'VE are indebted to commercial house in this city for the
The following letter from its Mexican correspondent at Vera
Cruz The writer gives gloomy picture Of the condition Of
things In that we,ched country but he evidently writes in the
VERA Cruz, Sept. e. 1863.
The last mail received here from the City OF
Mexico paints the state of affairs in the interior in the
looinicst colors. Tho whole country is ravagcd by
bands of guerrlas who under pretense Of patriotism
commit acts of violence and brutality wherever they CO.
ipoa friends and foes indiscrimnatey, interruptng
Communications between the States and plugging the
whole population into excitement and feer.
Unfortunately for the Mexicans Juarcz seems to be
unable to pu, stop to this disorder Power has eyi-
IDENTIFY escaped from his hands, and he has to-day no
more control his soldiers than the of the
A respectable firm OF Vera Cruz. Messrs. Wilson q
Leysra tell me- that they have this morning the
importan news that in consequence of serious differ
cnces between Juarez and Doblado The latter has left
San LUIS after residence of eight days In that city.
They tell me further that Dobiado the ahlcst OF
the Liberal party has given up bis in dspair. and
has gore back TO his own State though he does not in
tend to remain there The supposton is that he will
60 to the United States in a very short tire.
The State which suffers from the dopredaiions OF
fhe gucrrilss is Oaaca Juarezs native State. In that
unfortunate region agriculture and not
only taxed to the utmost either in money In pro
duce but when theLerd pcrquisiton is raised the
gueriss carry away the little that has been left and
set fire 10 the houses.
To give you idea of the extent of their depreda.
tons and Of the spirit Of nsubordnaton which prevails
among these people viii state that week ago a
dHcio Of two hundred of JuareSs army the way
from GuadaaIara TO Colima murdered their chief and
sesera, officers and stole about third OF thceondHeo
which carried sum of $4,000.
This condition of affairs is not limited TO soldiers
alone Morca and in various points Of the state OF
Mcoaoan several oiccrsof JuaTcz unable 10 comc to
a. understanding TO blows. Half dozen Of them
we're killed in the conflict Juarez himself said TO be
abandoned by mos, 81 his friends who true 10 their
Spanish character leave the turbulent and threatened
ey Of san Luis FOR the safer and peasantcr city of
Mexico.
In several villages and cities Of the districts Of Ms
tea and Hucs,eea. the population armed with pitch
forks aad scythes have oourageousy come ont IN puI
s Of TIC sucIrillas and after desperate tight sue
ceeded ia driving them out OF those districts
zen vraca is now General Chief Of all the forces
rnler Jrarez But no one except the French can say
VIA. hcr forces are nor where they are. French
officer ,es me that the whole army Of Jusrez does not
a, this moment amount to 500 men OF regular troops
The great majority Of tie natives ere oensung 'he
French for not having come soon enough TO give them
nro,cet on against the guerillas Gen forey saws In
exenua,on that the rainy season has iierfered with
military operations in the interior and promises the
Inhabitants 20 come soon 10 their rescue
Ina week from now tie railroad between Vera Cruz
ard l.. soGdad viii b. thrown open TO the PUBIC