The New York herald., 1864-09-06
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

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k1Fatss Rum07S from French sources
Tho Truth About Gensraa Dobiaao-
Prssidens Jua<sx Ssiii In ths Fisid--
Severe Defeats q Msximtltsn's Sol
| aieTs-Pornsio Ass aad Pateeios
Again Heard grom-Chs- Liberals 40.
cept . War Without Quarter 30.
BY arrivals from New Orleans and Aatsmoros
have received very important Intelligence from Mox
o. than usually favorable 70 the republican
The Now Orleans Ptcdyss authorized BY the highest
sathory, to state thss the report published through
French sources some time since, that General Dotado
aA proved false 70 the Republican oause sud mat had
bsen compelled pay $50 900 gold 10 Col jose Maria
CoTsnas at MaIamoros ransom, in oil respects
untrue We thought at the time thos it very in.
probable story. III General Dobado, says the Payune
desired TO abandon the u President Juarez he
would have gone Monterey thonOe have sough,
60 70 Havana Tue receipt OF any OF money would
N for treason. was either suspected proven.
anA Jose Maria Cortnas has shown himself bA
euheSA purchasabis or purchasing man We glad
10 les,n the whole story is false. Gsnera Doblado
has dooocls ,efs most dgulGed and pottar.
mission on pst> IL OF his country.
BY private sd< ces We learn that letter was Uter
eeped come time ~sgcoI hs French Genszai Bszans to
General AImonte which indignantly reprosched the lat
ter for his regard to the character Of those
the bss. and most int Ygsnt sion of the people az
the Courier Fyoncais would bavs IT, those Who had de-
serted the Mexican cause sccordny 70 General Bazane
wore robbers and custhroats. !.
credits L. Banda Of she Sd .,ino win syns Inc ae
parture Of General Doblado and suite from
The transport steamship Clinton had srrlveo ~ seu
Orleans from BRACES Santiago. Her pan enssr IN S' M IL
Benito Juarez President OF the Mexican reIyN oLeu.
valande Lieut. = G Hill, VIM Rover. wife, prsssma u
Juaroz and three servants Miss Masan.a JaS ez h,ss
Soledad Juarez, Miss Fencitas Ma de Juan " ns
Mr. Santacia and wifs, Mr. g. de Goicouria, Nj. Jose
Ortega, Mr.. john Ruyon. :.
under Cen Doua the city Of sato, capital OF Coahu
on the direct road 10 Monterey and about forty leasu
rina whence to Monterey there will be most stubbora
Uraga was stn "expeoted" TO arrive al the capital,
but he seemed 70 b very slow showing himself From
The i4h Of July 10 the l4A Of August it is said that
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
AArAhoRos, Mexico, august %, 1854.
The Bdwdeyd Nocsofsa, published. here, furnishes
Senior Francisco Bordon has to attend the Chicago
Convention 70 address that body the important SUB
ject OF the America From some upaccountabIe
OMISSION the Bandva does not style this gentleman by
the title of General
signal defeat OF the French their Alzerins ahies
said TO have taken place nj the hacienda OF Brea In the
State OF euerrcro. rhe Mexican forces under General
Diego Alvarez, Of the old lion, had defeated the
peral in four pitched battles. killing many
ngnts and taking large number Of N soners These
at once put 10 DEATH the invitation to with
out quarter being accepted The French forces
Acapulco. which is IN French possession:
IL IS also reported Ihat General fornro Dia2 had de.
fcated another force Of ono thousand at zcosn del
Camino IN oajaca-
me oic,a despatch OF Colonel Rva Pa,aco states that
the 9Th of July he daeasd large force OF imIeriaL
rts-over two thousand-at Sracuaro in the state of
Mexico. The victory complete tho opposing FORCES
being put fight IL greatly aided BY large por
tion Of the couscrps deerug to tho side OF their fellow
seporct n. Uroano Fonscca D Joe Maria Lacunzs D.
Iooroto R.o de IA Loza and 0ro4co Barrs all Of ths
order OF Guadalupe 10 Mexico, snd d. Eualie ortcgs
had declined 10.
The convent OF san Francisco in Zscstecas had been
A complimentary notice Or General Dobisdo and two
members o os s,al, ,o'on. h'ncon Ssanoo and senior
ycDcsas who had arrived ~ aaarnorOs tbs Soth ut
appears in the BdHieyd.
Tho Frencn had possession or purpngo and General |
Paloni, republican, Of Chihuahua. In tue latter
General Patoni received ronocemeuts 70 the extent OF
hundred men. There had bssu no Sighting yet
Don Rafael Gonzales Pncz has Submitted 10 the new
order OF things. lie Was cnco private secretary OF
President Juarez. and great favoritc Q, his.
In consequence Of the detection oi the general OF dvi
Jose Lopez Uraga General Jose Areaga has been
appointed General hei over the states of Jai.co.
ard third districts OF tho State OF Mexico General
Echeagaray Ia bis second in cornmand
In article this topic La Bdnderd Nacionai OF
Manmoros rcprodnces the following from Ia Aee'or
Under this title pamphlet has been published IN san
Francisco, Upper California which casts severe ceusure
On those EeNcAns VINO, unuef present circumstances,
emgrae foreign countries and abandon the country IN
the midst OF conflict requiring the services Of all its
children. Ia Fos De Aenco tskes exception that this L
plicable 10 all who have gone 90 Upper
California, for many are only temporarily absent, and
have left the country with the desire ~ aiording
obet wise, m the dscbarXe important trusts
Wo earnestly desirous that all Mexcane should
their country, and condemn the conduct OF all
traitors desertcrs and such yield recognition TO
foregn dominstcn but do NOS believe all these 30 be
ceusurablc who, because they do not wish "
the yoke OF tho invader, she lines with
tho desire there 20 the csuse Of their
country aud who In leaving, do not desert roeA with
which lney may have been honored. This conduct n I
more dgnlcd. noble, patriotic than that or
those do not scrupe 10 submission 10 the empire
II goes abroad does because be has neither the
means the opportunity TO serve the common cause
actively we think him by means 20 blame. 1
Those 20 abroad be useful IN their country
were liberal Speniarts at London IN iS20ss
now the Poles and country mon. matter
where their destiny may carry them, cannot only
spread abroad the truth respecting the Mexican ques
ton-cannot only use the prese 10 afect the general
sentiment OF the vorldbut undertake the bodest q
enterprises.
courage, all tho intelligence and a the ski Of good
kcrcans could he made OF within tho country but
on thc noe we admit that The course OF dceerers
10 not 20 be compared moment with that 81 those
who without abandoning public stations ernigrsie
abroad with tho hope Of serving their country else
where.