New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
FROM HAVANA.
News from uexice-Rrpsrs Of u French
Victory at Durnpgo-Sabmiss Of Qst.
rs.0 and Vidanrri 20 tsc Emperor.

Victory At Duraugo-Sabnissiom Of Qsa.
roso and Vidanrri 70 tlsc Emperor.
From Our Special Correspondent
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The British Royal Mail packet Code arrived
on the 9Th from Vera Cruz BY her VA learn tha, n.
french claim victory at Durango, %herea. tbs New
York papers gave IT, 20 the Juartts By tj. steamer
have dates from the City orMexico 70 the 9Th ul
and from Vera Cruz 10 TIE let inst We are told thu
the Tmpcsaiists under Gen. Calderor aided By oru-
under fignerero nt'acked the gnerri,as under Crisp
Martinez the 3D. ~ place called San Calos They
were completely dsperscd" Of couise, defeated.
routed. captured, Killed &c, &C. hut the dispatch
says that at last accounts they entirely hemmed
in bagged-at place near Antigua. % where Ear.i.
nez committed the stupidity of terrifying himself %
This is official Another "0fcis" dispatch says two
hundred were sent 10 attack at Atisca IN Chapa.
the Juarisis under Tapia 0iea. Tomas sanchez suc
Juano. They captured arms and horses QrmbeT no.
yyen) "aJ am tOld By the cOBimGn.ant, Je-as R0,1s
aud signed Jesus Maria visoso, Cba,t", Sept. a."
following "cri." and 70 have had "the high honor o.
accompanying II. NJ. 10 table:
tire undeis cnrd declare thst recosni~ the Emperor
lev nr's aGvesicn Of MEXICO, and sutgia
nv.ef,o ais auIoIity; beside bind mysg pp my bono.
undertake. fsyor any attempt witch s'au hive is'
s object ~ attack on we iilperia oVNe1rn % dhfo
Signed, JULIAN oriRosA
Salinas pie;0Tids, Sept. :, 1894.
| Another card With the same words, showing II ga:
dictated 10 tnen appears signed BY Santiago Vidslr
AN expedition TO Masa,lan Is annognced 10 star,
One woud think thai the untornnate eAparenes
OF the Acapulco expedition would have taught iesson
against expeditions 10 The Pacihc.
Carlos q. Pezam Pea, MiramOns Ninster oi II
nance, died on the 2si VI typbus fever.
| MOrella has again been occur ed by the French.
Macmillan aTrye, at GuanajuatJ on Tie i>l1. II
papers filled with bis journey ana health, bt ~
not translate IT. lou probably care ji,ic Where, "
how, he slept breasfasted and di!ed "eero now va
that DOb.ado 10 return 10 Mexico, &c. ~ gUb4t IL
the "ncw order Of things" TIE Secretary 1t War pub
shes tie following: Thc frequent robheries in hey-
co and OH the highways have called the attention OF H.
NJ who will attend II tle affair at the earliest oP
portuuity &c Pierre S0Ui9 has gone u Mexico; 10
rived Vera Cruz tho I'D Perhaps he In0y be
successful with Macmillan than was Gen. Preston az.
his four eddecamp- this latter ives refused ever
an interview.
The Esiagee says tha, Jlqrcz has made sort OF 20.
lica viii on leaving SueYa Leon. declaring Lat az
his II prcsleny about " expire he reres rof
pubic life and leaves the executive powes with Con
Tie commander Of the imperial forces al Monterey
ri, es "A ispatch beginning: Ever the arrival ~
The French expedition mt Monterey many robher'e.
have been committed in the shops and public places VI
this city, Quite candid confession Of wnht ~ i1p
psned III every city. town aud village occupied ~ ~
mpriesis bit then as the ncxicans muss be "pac.
ied" and civilized" these things must taac placr
presume W. are also told thai tren NicariO ATTACKED
rhilapa which had been fortified but that tho res'
ence Yves not - gopd as were the icrtcafons, a.a
that Vcario triumphnuf.y occnpcd the town. ne %
nome nlarily expected ~ capture Chilp,nrngD whoa
his communications will BE opened With the French es.
pediTon 20 Acapulco. and when he WI be able " az
thom."
IL is reported That the ols. Mt the forces Of
Ortega Negrele, Carhaia and Patoni were attached
by the impialists under Gen. Aymard at the sajoH.s
ILLS neag EstJnZue,a near Durango. TIE Frencr.
under Col Martin numbering only 500 French and ~
MeXicans attacked, defeassd aud comQet.y ph..
900 Juariss csptrring 20 cannon. 10 prisonersanc
causing them so Killed and vonnded-aiso oblgine
them to blow up their park Of artillery Jnarez wa
with them. Co. Martin was killed, bis body was cEf
~ two BY n bah IN TIRE commencement If The action.
Eleven French ana three Mcxcans were killed, aoe
three officers and Drty- soldiers were wounded 20
Won or your readers brlieve oil this do not.
We are told tia, jus, the Clyde was leaving,
French steamer arrived from MttamoIos. sisns
oiica" information of,he occupation by tle French -
that city.
Here nothing has trsusred Of interest. Prom SAINTS
Domingo se have no .n.e dates. The flmoSs save
trader Durauons. bnishcd last year. has IcSrnse src
been received by Du.co nj the Palace.