New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

Juarez Himself Il xpected-yicIation Of
Mexican Territory BY the Rebeis-
disappointment Of the Rebels at Jua.
rez's Success-Magruder Wants TO &c
TO Pnris-Pursuit Of vidaurri.
From Our Special Correspondent.
MONTEREY, Mexico. Tuesday March o. 1854
A few days ago Vidauri called on the mer.
chants of this city for another prstdnO or forced ea
the third that he has recently called for the two pre-
yious one having been paid which they in body re.
fused to pay. Nj p. Milmo. Vidaurris soninlav.
alone sent around the sum assessed upon him.
On last Friday night Vidaurri finding that all the
towns in New.Leon except this city and all in the now
separate State Of Coahua except the village Of Peas
Negras had pronounced against him. and that the
chants were firm In refusing to advance him more
money, left It is thought for either Roma or Eagle
Pass Texas escorted by about 900 horse and battery
Of field artillery. Yesterday morning he met on
his way toward the Rio Grande. a few miles beyond
the town of Salinas At o'clock yesterday afternoon
the cavalry Of the advance Of Juarezs forces. COM
manded by Col Quesada entered Monterey without
opposition, and took up their quarters in the citadel
where they found the greater part Of the common and
military stores left by Vidauri in good condition and
in charge Of the police force Of the city. Just after
tina to aid Juarez are said have entered the city from
the opposite direction. Perfect good order has been
maintained Gen. Negrete the Minister Of War came
with the advance and Gen. Doblado arrived here at
breakfast time this morning. As l am writing (at III
o. M the trumpets sounding in the streets and
some three regiments of Juarezs infantry accompanied
by eight mountain howitzers and u battery of SapO
leon guns are making their entry into the city The
infantry are well armed uniformed, and disciplined.
One can at glance they march rapidly past that
they are effective soldiers 1t is not known certainly
but is supposed that JuaTez viii be here in the cous
OF three days.
The city looks to me as though it felt relieved.
few DAYS ago the Rebels at Eagle Pass sent across
force into Mexico and abducted Louis Pless, who
charged with having swinded the so-called C. 5.
Government in some cotton operation. The Me1iCsns
stopped the trade and suspended all intercourse.
Viduarri on hearing of it, issued order taat tic
trade should be reoponed bat whether his order has
been obeyed is not known. Mihno. his soninaw. is
reported to have had over 100000 nsyer there be
expended in Texas cotton and beside had cotton Of lis
ow coming west.
Since the Rebellion commenced not less than 90 900
bales Of cotton have crossed from Eagle Pass 70
TO Pedras Negras and the entire value Of the produce
and merchandise of all sorts that has passed at that port
~ entry on the Texas border has exceeded ten millions
Of dollars
The Rebels in this city look soroy disappointed be.
cause the troops OF Juarcz have mere instead II
the French. They are all for the French. Dr. Mears
who protested to be native Of South Caroline but Who
Is believed to he a Canadian and who edited the it'll,
Rebel paper called TIE Morning Say, published in the
English language In this place. Is said TO have ied Ins
city before Juarez troops entered He was afraid that
Juarez would deliver him up TO the United States an.
hores under the cxraditUn treaty, account OF lis
psrticipaRcy in what is known the Gardiner
fraud"
The Rebel Collector Of LAREDO (Col Lsatham) and
Major Russell the Quariermaster Of Gen. Bee diys'
ion are here The notorious Geo II. Gildngs is now
captain ~ the Rebel company at Eagle Pass and Major
Simeon Hart the Rebel Cotton Agent has he not
house in your city D. is also there with him. Magruder
is said to have asked for leave Of absence 70 visit his
family nj Paris Does not the fact that so many and 50
prominent nanciers have either let OF are a0outo
leave Dixie argue that they at least regard the game Of
treason as played out"
After breakfast this morning, Gen. Nerret' the
Minister of War, ordered Mimo to deliver up his ac-
count books in order that might be whether no
had really and in fact paid any duties on the goods
and cotton imported By him Milmo declined 10 ei''
them up and was at committed TO prison and us
books seized
cavalry force from botn above and below has Deeu
sent to intercep, Vidaurri i possible. IN his lism
The troops he raised against Juarcz are nearly ~ 'S
scripts and it is thought may at any moment eh's w
sert or turn against HIM. and the fIenS- lotyc ~
pected did Mt come to his aid Indeed Juarcks eilM
ry caught all Of his late couriers. Hence he has u
forced TO fly TO Texas, and II he gets ther' es -,
nrohably will l,t Roa) the Rebels here expect HIM
exchange his battery and smalarms for cotton NHe
can be put in the name OF some conhdenas lOl'is
merchant lie took. it is said more tlan s4o ~
he could reach Pedras Ncgras, 10 have saved us son
sioo 400 Rio GRANDE-