New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
HIGHLY IMPORTANT Fp.JN NEXICO.
Important Victor'y of the National
Ge>Gernment.
flight OF the Traitor Vidaurri from
TNonterey.
The City Occupied by the National Troops.
The Relations Between Vidaurri and
the Confederates.
Reported Defeat Of the French by Gen. Diaz'
From The New. orlesn, Era, April 10, 1854.

permitted to translate the subtorod important IN
ellig encs. The letter is dated MatamoToe, Apil7;
Gen. Uraga is at Sayula at the head OF ~ 600 men,
menacng GuadalaJaTa. Gen. P0ririo DiH is IN Iehua
can de les GranadHs at the head Of 1900 men, HeToued
French force of COO at Juauapan only % escaped
Of this body Gen. Gonzales 0rtegais menaeing tne
forces Of Aes who withdrew from Matehuala and re-
tired San Luis. Gen Ortcgas force consists OF ''
men.
The most important information have TO send You is
the fight Of vfdaur from Monterey leaving il pieces
Of artillery and dispensing his followers lie has takeI
the road 20 Eagle Pass. President Juarez occupied
Monterey on the 81 inst where he was received with
great demonstrations Of Joy.
The French feet which was sounding the bar OF the
Rio Grande have withdrawn, probably on receiving the
The best feeling exists between the authorities Of
MaiamorOs and brownsville, mutual ciSihtes taking
sautcs and military honors, and grand bah; which
duly recipIocated 10y Cortna TO the United States
From The N o. Picayuue. April H.
We have been permitted TO use copy OF
The MorainR Scr Of Monterey. Mexico, Of April J.
which contains the following important intelligence
This time last week Gov: Vidanrri was snugly en-
seonced in the gubenatoTisl mansion In ts city Win
an army reported Ut 900 more men, IN apIa-
rem, security with avowed hostility 20 President JuiTez
and the General Government, declaring nus sOiiii! 10
defend the city from attack by any force thai ugbr dc
sont against il by the President our citizens not
doubling the on repeated assertions Of the Governor
were somewhat taken by surprise. on sal9I ay morn
cover Of darkness with all his iorees skeda0ded i'i
parts unknown.
Before leaving however, he carried all the available
artillery, some twenty seven pieces, With HIM, tunbhs
over and otherwise dsaTr0ngiDg the pieces which De
was compelled 10 leave. On this and the following day
there not heard the sound Of buge or o'he MAJ al
music in our midst and our beautiful city presented tie
appearalce Of peace and happiness-nut yestge ~
Ruthless war remained The sbscoDding Governor. 1t
is supposed, made tracks for Texas lie was Last seen
at NOlets, the artillery covering his retreat
Col Brown went TO work with hearty VII TO replace
and put fshtipg trim the pieces eii behind by the
Governor IN his hurried exit
On Monday, q noon tie bells OF the various churc.e
rang their welcome announcement o. TIE arrival OF
portion Of the Presidents forces under Col ortega
On Tresdsy Gen. Hesretei Secretary 81 Gsr ana
on arrived IN this city, the three latter accompanied
Several important arrests and inprsOnments have
been made thus showing that ver Is very uncertain
and dangerous 10 NEEDLE with To-day In possession
OF wealth and influence surrounded BY all the Injuries
arising thererom; tomorrow connheu ~ so,Ae VIC nu
loathsone prson, there 10 dwell and ponder over the
why's and wherefores; to-day, Governor OF greet
State--tomorrow. wandering Though tie mountains,
| not knowing where 10 lay his lesd
changes Of which Is useless 70 inform patrons,
have taken place during the past week We have come
TO the wise conclusion that in these days Of great
changes it would be advisable for US 10 imbbe the
mania, and shape our conrse accordingly. The wind
having ehansed, the sea may become rough and our
rai bark become tempestossed and wrecked upon the
pillows and breakers Of political wrath.
| A large cavalry and infantry force left here on
"Wednesday evening 10 go IN pursuit OF the reelng Gov
eInor aud should they be successful IN OveIhAulDg
him. viii doubtless have to chronicle another
change
time 10 come and the soldiers now here enjoy few
months rest Nothing il 10 be feared from Mejia the
reacionst for It s reported that he hae rather more
than he contend with, In the person Of Gonzales
Ortega who is now near San Luis Po:os. Mejia will
have TO be largely reinforced before he move IN this
direction during which time the President viii have an
opportunity TO collect large body Of troops at this
moi y ltI which 10 rcDc the iQyafgra
| report was current in town yesterday that Col
Qairogo in command 81 Gen. Nid1urris forces, AID
tie pursuing portion Of the Presidents army had he'd
an engagement but We did not learn tie result Of the
From The New Orleans Pcsyune, April H.
We are favored with a copy of The Monterey
Niexican) Morning Star. Of tie 25th Of March
We see renewed evidence in this journal Of the oxs
tence Of the moot ancabe relations between the author
tiles Of Texas and those Of Eeuyo Leon, 81 hostility
Jusrez and Of quasi friendship toward the French. Tie
following paragraph gives tie news III n shell:
"a Col Ortega, OF the Juaiez party forced his way
through the mountains and has made the OF Monte
uorelOs pronounce against Gov. Vidhurn. Orega viii
Join the 1amgulpas troops 10 make an attack ths
city 1t is also stated that the ReactioEary General
Lopez also coming through the pass Of tho mountains
with large force The troops Of President JnaIez are
nil At Sato and report says that they are constantly
deserving. The French now marching on the rear
Of Jnarez Gov NidanIIi has oyer H1o men 70 oppose
Quiroga. These two gentlemen are old experienced
cheans and consequently there is nothing TO fear for
the safety Of our city"
HnojGsa and QuirOga are veterans OF the old wars,
and were once at enmity with Vidaurri.
The following items give token Of feelings not very
friendly toward the United States:
One Of the Americans who spiked the cannon or the
Citadel and escaped 10 Sato, relating bis feat TO
the Juarez officials fell down dead at one Of the hotels
Of that city"
10 Gov Vidanrr signed by several principal residents
OF Texas complaining Of an infringement OF the nea
trality laws by several foreigners at Pedras kegras
asking for their expulsion being setious and incO
patiblo TO both States under existing circumstances
which has been acceded TO.
On the other hand the COnfederates DO not fail TO
give them ofense and 10 violate the neutrality laws as
appears by the following incident, which they well
We sincerely regret 70 learn the occurrence men
toned IN the following letter. received by one OF the
respectable commercial houses Of this city dated
al Piedras Negras II Is certainly strange that persons
In high position and standing representing the C0nied
crate Government should make use Of such scandaiouS
and unlawful to accomplish their objects thereby
compromising the neutrality laws and The wise and
generous understanding now existing and 30 recently
manifested on the part Of Gov Vidaurr toward the au
thorities Of Texas.
Such extraordinary violations Of the laws cannot We
hope receive the sanction OF the General commanding
OF Texas, nor will meet the consent OF the people
thereof We hope sincerely in future moro rigid OBJ
servance OF the laws respecting matters Of such sc
rous character and the voice of wisdom and justice
VIII be heard Instead OF acts Of desperation and al I'M
wonted infringement Of all that is equitable and just
The responsibility rests upon the heads Of those who
have committed the outrage and cannot but hope
they VIII soon receive their deserved chastisemen:
~ 'PiBDEAs NKGRAs, HsIch IL. 1854
DEAn Sra: Plsss started this morning his ambulance
ior Monterey when about two miles BE kidnapped by
party Of men nom Eesle Psn he and tho boy Bill were
mounted on horses barebacsed and made travel double
asSh ana crossed the vsI below the town Pess wa, then
seeount Of come trouble between him and the AGENT OF the
Cotton Bureau at Eagle Pas Our town Is IN great exotic
night. ' ~
We are pleased to learn that Gov vidaurri has uowith
standing the occurrence Of above Outrageous conduct,
| deTed the port TO be opened.p