New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
PRESIDENT JuAREz 1T MONTEREY.
Difficulty Between Juarez and Vidaurn.
VIDAURRI DECLARES AGAINST JUARBz.
Juarcz and Doblado Marching
Against N9ejia.

From private letter received by way Of New oross'
Yesterday we mai tie following interesting extracts giving
important Intelligence reistive b. affairs IN '1ica
MONTEREY. Mexico, Feb. 7. 1894.
We are having quite exciting times here
This morning an extra was ssncd by the municipal al
thorities. publishing the notification which they had re-
ceyed FROM President Juarez that be was gong TO
make Monterey his capital, and that he should
be here Tuesday or Wednesday Generals Or
tega and Doblsdo and Ncgreta all necom-
pany him. with the remnant Of the Mexican
Army. Somc have anticipated ,roube If JuareS should
come Gov Vidaurri is rot very friendly toward tho
President or rather does not wish 70 have him 80 near
the Custom. Touse for it viii cut Of his stealngs. And
then Gov vidauI is very friendly to the Confederacy
allowing the trade 10 be carried on freely between
Tcxas and Mexico, and in fact engaging In 1t himself
Al these proceedings JuaIez condemns an being con
irary to The treaty between tic United States and
Mexico Wo look forward lively times for the neat
week but hope that there viii be fighting between
yidaurri's and Juarezs troops. Nidaurii he's taken
era houses for the Government rse md we can but
trust tina. all things viii DO amicably settled III
Juarez makes this bis headquarters, why, then,
we shall soon expect to some Of the French up
this way We received the news last Sabbath from
tho City Of Mexico that Gen. Bazaine had ordered
the Archbishop Of Mexico Labis'ida, to be shot.
because not contented with Withdrawing ron the
Triumyrate, he was continually annoying Gen. Ba-
zaine with his pcryorseness and the French General
thought best to pat him out Of the way forever PoPey
is totterIng in the country There some 40 le-
formed priests DESTROYS 10 see the Bible introduced.
FEE H. lssi-Wh hen 1 stepped writing last Sabbath
evening did not think II would be a week before
resumed Tho past has been an exciting week
here. Tie President did not come on Tuesday.
hut In the afternoon of Tuesday last Gen. Vidaurri
heard that OF his troops under Gen. Hina"a and
Col. Cuiroga, which he expected to help him. had
turned over to Juarcz he Immediately went To
the Black Fort his fertilization, situated on enc side Of
the city and put it in order, mounting his cannon and
getting in provisions for fight He also slept in the
Fort on Tuesday night On Wednesday he had an
interview with Gems Doblado and Negreta at his pal
ecc the result of which that V.daurr was willing
10 have the President and his Cabinet come into tho
city, but he was not Wiling TO have him bring in his
troops. Immediately tho close Of the interview.
yidaurri closed lis palace and took his troops and
policemen the fort, and shut himself up, leaving the
city unguarded and at the mercy Of anybody who might
BIO disposed TO plumber We hoisted the Americanf flag
over our house 20 that IL Dobados troops should enter
the city and there should be general sack, we might
show that We were Americans. The night pissed
quietly, and on Thursday morning Vidauri came ont
with an Ettro stating that Gen. Hnajoea and trooas
were not dsaected bu. woud be here in two or tbreo
days In the afternoon. 1t was understood that Jnsrez
and ali his troops coming Into the city On Friday
morning. In fact they were al tie Bishops Painer
which IL at The entrance OF the city from tho Interior
all Thursday nrht Some soy that Gen. Doblado slept
IN Tie cry. II The Rouse tet prepared fer him. TN
Friday morning. about 10 o'clock. the troops. about
800 marched into the city and took possession and Ia
short time after the President end Cabinrt and
Generals with cavalry escort, rode into the city at
fun gsllop. 1 bad bow from the President He ia
rather dark ccmplexioned but has pleasant
nance for Mexican have Gov. Vidanrri did
10, GENE cut Of his stronghold. do think ho viii
unless driven cut. Yesterday afternoon we had a
'Bolctn" saying that Gcn. DobIados men going
TO return to Saio as observation corps 10 watch
the movements Of Mejia the Rcactonary chief who is
moving this way with 900 mea, and that il neees
sary Gov vidaurris men would Join him there. They
so to-day. but there is 10 preparation yet
and says that President Juarez will not allow has
troops to leave. so matters rest now.
The city is very lively and hear the sound Of tho
bugo very often. There is very good band aeeomPa-
nyng tho troops which seienades the President every
evening; and as the Presidents house Is but few
doors shove U.S. We have the full benefit. Juare4s
troops look Ike fighting men, Gen. Hinajoza with his
men are expected to-day. They most likely win come
in by the Block Fort and stop there The Adutant OF
the Governor says that 1ociiDg into th
Fort It Is hard to tell how II will I'll end. yidaurri
viii not out OF the Fort as long as Juarez has his
troops here and II Is not likely that Jusres will trust
himself here without them. We are realizing now
Mexican Revolution and tie merchants will no doubt
have to support Tic Government. We shall most
likely have forced loan in a few days for $4,000
slOo0Oc. These the main features Of the troubles
thus fur How il will end. can tell
q O'CLOCK p T-Geh. Dobado's men are forming 10
march 70 Sal,ic where they expect to meet 0eea and
bis troops. Yidau:ris men 60 Also AL unite 10 meet
the dictionaries under Mejia. They will have about
eco troops and 20 pieces OF artillery II they
light they viii most likely beat back Mes. The Pres
ideDt remains in Monterey. Gov. yidaurri viii most
likely 10 his palace Doblado leaves
Queer state Of affairs. Every thing viii be very unset
tied for the present for later the French viii
follow after Juarez
A. O'CLOCK p M-President Juarez and AL his troops
have left town to return TO Satilo. What this means,
It is hard tell MEXICO is queer country. Vidaurr
came into town and Lad interview with the President
for half an hour after which he returned to the Black
Fort and Juarez left town. These troublous times
In Mexico.
FEB L. P. N-vidaurd has come out with an extra
this evening In which he jusfcs his course, and
his influence against the President. He declares him.
self against him. which means, Of course in favor Of
the French
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