The New York herald., 1864-04-04
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
Condition and Position of the
Juarist Armies.
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ORTEGA AGAIN DEFEATED.
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lUARIST TRIUMPH IN TABhSCO.
Nsjia Advancing to Monterey to Aid
Vidaurri.
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Preparations to Receive the Mew
Monarch.
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Our Havana Correspondence.


BAvASA, March 2S, 1864.
Position Of Urcaa and Poefto Lsos-- Detot Of Ornga-
Successes IA Totdso-h fairs V.ddayri's Territory
6en,Yai BGdaie I,y0;iea'- PrcJdrattoas fer The Nev
Soeegeies--HtR9ai Sdad -zERa's 7ollleS-St DO.
iago, de-, dc.
The Spanish mail steamer Cuba arrived Saturday,
with city the 10th Vera Cruz 10
De 20Ib INST The first thing to ne noticed the news
IS the asiy Of the reporproraby manufactured New
0reans-that Guadalaara had been by Juarst
General uraga by whose orders hiramon and seventy
others shot. The ates, from that city reports
that al Of attack by rraga had disappeared from
he minds Of the people, while that general still
sncamrmept at Santa Anita 0r according TO Others
al Gocna in the State OF Jasco, wib part Of his troops
that place and The remainder in the Of Jqupan
ana Zapoan. j. would appear that misunderstanding
has occurred between him aud Generals hrieaga and
Roias, much that IL runnred be had
ordered the latter be shot for characterization.
The Quence however OF the rupture which appears
10 re is that the uarist forces there para
lyzed have doubied II you car call 10 mind former
letters Of nine that Taga proposed attack the city of
Guadalaiara with the small corps immediately at his
orders. lie Is commander hsf ard such will most
probably endeavor srraDge cooperative movements
the part Of other commanders before he attempts
anything The very best thing be could do would be
concentrate al the Jnarst forces in onc body and move
IN but this, in Mexico is he most dfcu thing
general could undertake. and il rs hopeless expect u.
General Ortcga the march Join Jraea with what
forces lie had, when lie met and attacked
lie town of Cootan in alsco by he French General
castaepy, on the 20ih OF last mon.h and completely
routed number Of superior cH.cers-among them
General Chiardi-were captured The Esofeh Of the
capital SAYS the fight must have occurred the 18TH
and that Ur'ega retreaed his state 2acaecas where
found the people opposed him. even TO the extent
sciang and hanging of his men, consequence OF
whish demonstration nc d'sbanded his army. In this
uraca has been deprived Q; much assistance.
Ihe only other army Of consequence now in the
fed for narcz is that of Porrio Diaz, in the state of
0saca. had set il down, month ago, at 8 900 men
not bad 81 appears from the following fgures:-
IL tie city Of 0ajsca, 1880; in Nochistan, twenty
leagues from the former, GOO, Hnajuapan.
IN the border o. Puebla, 600; in Yauhuitan. 500;
7eoiitlan, another border town on the oaaca road
twelve leagues from iehuacan, T00-tbe total 0, which,
WITH expected force of COO more, $50 men.
have taken pains 10 particularly the positions or
these various small CORPS order Illustrate admra
dc skill and Tenealship (!) of Mexican officers, placing
small attachments leagues and leagues each other
complete mercy Or sctve enemy who can
cnt them up capture each lot in de tail How can
Offered this way be successful Diaz bad his
heacquar,crs Huaiuapan. miles from the nearest
detachment Of hundred Yauhuitlan There no
reed e speculate what he viii force Of three
thousand is already 90 the march to destroy his
ariny-uo, a difficult task under the circumstances
nc farther SOUTH learn that Alvarez Governor
q uerrero concentrating his forces nj TNta in that
state preparatory retiring Acapulco. The
,rs;.on rixila understand bat the other part
II the story i incomprehensihle. In Tabasco the
juar sts have succeeded IN taking the capital city,
ssn uan Baptista, after siege Of oryseven days. 1t
al,o,,l1 mad Hr
ne itnpcrialsts who marched their gunboats with
drums beating and colors flying. right IN front the
enemy. he French aege sickness ne the cie cause of
'Eer retirement from that state Everything was car.
red N out the heavy guns which were spiked and left
the trenches.
rGt the chief point interest is Monterey,
state New Leon where Don santiago Ndaurri
holds sway. Sou have been already informed Of the
manner which nobado and Jusrez treated
ner arrival there and the other actso an unmistakabiy
character the part o Vidaurri to
wards the Juaist pary !, not difficult to foresce the
course which events would take IN that quarter, or On
what SIDE tue Governor would throw himself. Juarez
has done what he could TO avcugc himself by declaring
he states o toahua and New con eeparated from
sole governorship of both and directing the seizure by
bobado 81 the Custom House pcdras Segras, where
there are some two hundred thousand dollars in the
hands 4 the collector. But IL is unnecessary that
narez IS helpless to effect anything. Dooado Ger.
,aioy oesyed him him by marching ,,.y body %, Of
'ook hs measures, and sent oppose him: so
htre every prospect OF collision. Besides. appears
eieTaey clear that Ntdaurr! has communicated with
Mera who advancing rapidly Monterey fol
lowed aFrench force under oonel the Earon Aynard
lob present that at latest datcs-posed
Oh the road between Sa;o and Monterey, thus cutting
bo communications between both places Notwith.
'apdrr however these evidences OF affection for the
imperial system the part OF the Governor, the
authorities preferred guarantee than what after
Eli NIGH, move mere caprice or the OF mere
feeling towards usrez, and obedience their
wSnes General Razainc wrote courteous note request
ue him 10 choose immediately between peace aud war,
and make known his decision Vidauri replied The
must from the peope-a very proper reply,
that slnacks OF republican leavenand issued therefore,
1a xNnlta
hsa drrng four days. and giving other necessary in
tructons The votes to be counted by the members
declared There doubt that very LARGE minority
for peace, which means In French miitar par
anee empire We shall know the sovereign will OF tho
pcope of New Leon aud coahuila by the British steamer
whieh w.ll leave Vera Cruz on April 1.
said 10 he ~ solillo where he took sick OF
tious fever, after his epusc by vidaurr II Va said
iha, he intends crossing into Texas, and that Dobado
moliiates the same step.
preparltns already foot for the reception Of
The Neyican and bis wife in the capital and
pr,cpa ctes ard towns throughout the country
arrival of august couple. wish bad cargo OF re
trarxers. and such Ike celebration ingredients might
maeo handsome proht. Three persons belonging his
imperial Maosys Cs II TOO soon to the worldly court
nave arrived Vera Cruz, aud brought letter Gene
AInopte containing nothing of Importance beyond pri
vatr sptrpctDns aurerann4 to his approaching ARRIVAL
4 nas the significance least o. positive confirmation
~ thst which yot dount and speculate on--my-
sei among the nuinher, by The way. nave now, how
ever, almost embraced the faith that Maxlmian will
sfme over TO McKee,,
troops n small numbers continue % arrive At ycra
Cru4one az ne attest arrivals being battalion of tho
Foreign egi0u whose ranks are open 70 al comofs, rom
all quarters or the known globe The legion VIII consist
Il six estal ons Tor ten yeags with the paw,
organization and privileges Of Frenoh ralalons Re
cruitiug Offices are now open.
Rot let not forget The immortal General santa Anna,
now quietly living among us aud o whose ilitimed pro
.llmaiion send you n translation lhe General may
nght very We'll but when II comes e. literary compost
ton ho does not do quite well II reminds mo OF
story 0f man cut West but II toll u may DO accused
~ ManddhS, noaHGtgm. The proclamation IN short y
az toh ana baderdash. with great many thugs 70
,Vtnhted W. oSoe french jealousy and SUSPICION lao
ecncta ha written n note 10 one ot our daily papcrs
cons lauty IN ceFtan comments on hs l1n1e csc