The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-21
MIGHTY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
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President Juarez Removes to
Monterey.
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Occupation Of San Luis by the
Imperialists.
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The Repulse of Uraga's Army
In MiChoacan.
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The War Between Yucatan and
Campeachy.
Surrender Of the Army Of Campea-
chy to the xucatecos.
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The War Between Yucatam and
Canpeachy.
Our Havana Correspondence.


Dispersion Of Negrete's Forces-san Las Ccca
pssd By Aejia-Hs Repets Attack on the Cny--D,-
Of Porfrio Diaz Dspe,Sed-JaTa Advantages an
CAi0pas aud IabRco-invasaon of YucotGn by Canspca
cAy- Battle Choluia Copitlatoa Of tho lpadin9
Marriage Of ne gisooaat SaIt0ny and Departure
Of the Happy Couple tor Earope-Tne Opera Troupe az
H0cane-Fira Aypedrance Of Madame Lorai ana
.Si9n0T Afa0diO, DEC.
Tho long Ioreeeen crisis has length arrived Jnarez
has ned from San LUIS and the constitutional army which
carried tho banners Of his cause exists Uraga
hns attempted what Comoniort never would have
&ured, aud has paid tho penalty In the destruction II
his army he loses The abors OF Dobado Berrozaba and
many others who joined hun his Inflated attempt
A0roiia where in couple OF hours the work Of months
dsspaied beyond the hope of Many
hopes now finally disappointed on The sda and
saeny predictions fulfilled the other and
direct ISSUE between the French and tho Mexicanstbe
triumph OF the concerned, The question
is settled for not suppose that the French vii
th greater difficulties than when opposed by
an organized government and army. Their mill.
tary triumph I always predicted, because
had studied Mexico carefully. The permanency
Of an empire American soil another affair, with
which have nothing at present to do upon which
have ventured opinion. That il would be tri
smphaDsy established always felt convinced that ii
viii epdure-wb0 can teIh
Aoom Of his pewer and government, more especially
whom the attending circumstances considered Hav
ing resolved going Monterey, be sent word TO Gov
srDoE vdaurr who returned for answer that he would
receive President Juarez private individual but by
40 official parsonage and further, that he
would permit no armed escort TO enter Monterey These
hemiatIng conditions Juarez forced to accept, and
accordingly left San luis during the night OF the l7h
and 80 sedrey Ia. the sa. doing guard duty
m ms hooee were unaware OF bis absence III
a. an advanced hour Of the day following. No
attendants being few donestics The members OF the
Cabne. had already preceded him. some gong zscae
others TO Maamoros Durango, &c, with the excer
top Of Nunez, Secretary OF the Treasury who waited
some cay, ill tho mperiasts were almost IN the city Of
san LUIS Others say he accompanied Juarez thus The
whole government has tumbled TO pieces, without
awaiting the result Of Uraga's attempt 10 re
she last feeble effort OF the army or HE cons,i.-
tut,cOs government il shows ho~ little confidence
Juarez bad in mis- army and the success OF his cause
Never had cause, supposed TO be national, little
vitality never were promises more hollow than those
made by it's friends If il did represent national indie
pondence, the Independence Of any country
moro vigorously surrendered. With Puebla resistance
10 tho French began ended and that only
tedious and Insignificant thousand and eighty
the sum total OF the loss inflicted on the IN
vaders during siege, who, with only third
In numbers than the besieged (stnousb not before
siege " days. captured garrison OF seventeen
thousand men. Since that memorable capituation
sbe 18th Of May blow had been struck until
Eraga last effort in his late attempt on Moren
and which 10 the next point that claims attention
From the valley OF Santiago, Uraga Commander IL
chief Of the Mexican constitutional army, moved quietly
towards Morelia capital o. Mchoacan held by The Mes
herring three thousand men. His original force OF four
thousand, more or less was more than doubled On hs
AMIR b, by the junction with him Of Berrozabal, lapn
Others giving him IN aggregate strength OF ten thou
and men, with which force he ie confident Of being able
overwbelm Marquee. On the night OF the 10th inst
MS watch fires lumined the heights around the threat
encd city and warned the garrison Of his approach Ibo
day following, thus giving MARQUEE fully forty.eght
hours wherein to make peedul preparations. BY asip
guar coincidence Juarez was leaving san Luis under
cover Of night at the moment Uraga was preparing
strike one last blow Tor the national cause here
bombardment opened at dawn OF the 18th, lasting
about hour and then the Juarists In several columns
and led by Ursga 10 person. advanced boldly on the enc
me south side OF the city the were carried
abe Junrs reached the Plaza de Armas but here they
with very considerable loss The details Of tue night
would no tedious let II suffice that the attack failed,
urasa osng iay 0nenra o. hs men ssvs s -,
tbiry pieces VI artillery. General glesas was Killed
Generas Berrozaba, camano Tapia, and nearly every
officer above the rank Of captain wounded, and Usags
himself received bali in the shoulder
The loss on the other side put down by themselves ~
OILY sxty-four killed the number Of wounded not gwen
among whom 10 Marquee, who was shot through lbe
v9ot check.
Gen. Jglesas, who fell 10 this affair, was. II my memory
serves mo, military commandment or Vera cruz ut The
time Mramon made his FIRST attack that city, nearly
-four years ago. and said 70 be more remarkable
mis- handsome face and nue appearance than military
Tscity.
ny attack made upon them few hours afterwards At
Leon by French detachment under Col Saint, which
Shey were W disposition % resist. They badly
s,ut up IN consequence and dispersed all directions
probably never again 10 organize under the name u The
Neqrsie who had again taken the field at The read OF
twenty-five hundred men, had siso suffered defeat,
duo 70 desertion than any other cause One o. hrs
Eegimepts n cavalry, three hundred men, with their
roone ai their head one vega deserted IN body nnd
This last named individual who had been steadily adj
vapcing San Luis, from the time he et Quercnro
Suped that last seat Of constitutional authority Chyt
asCs But three days later be was attacked by forces
6on the states of Durango and Iacatecss. ~ tho
.o.s Ssssrz nine msDner the Ugh, lasting i,om
his assailanis Withdrew, losing all their artillery
trains and many prisoners We are not informed who Jed
importance attached their defeat may tha,
tho anair was insignificant comparison with the aas
hRnsoundpg That s regarded as the last card me lna
ree can play FOR nov that the head Of tno party
lowers OF his cause will be more willing 10 sub,r snao
continue q futile resistance.
Fragments Of the party around him. for be is smbcss sf
personal distinction and enemy Of Juarez: hut he can
cs succeed the current = against nim and he sse, g
triumph Yet their fate rs eth in the hands 81 The
Bcricap people " the new government win havo the
from the roots their system win endure n they possess
sunceDt practical sagacy 70 elevate aud anoioiaie sue
condition OF the poems aboriginal natives, they wal,
establish a basis for more permanent governmental
structure than MEXICO bias yet witnessed The ecn,
thsm now in ,be bope Of better time coming snould
they bo neglected and disappointed, the empire ossio
% cards na. will fall With ,he 6rst breath. pocs snh
he policy OF other nations that tho experiment. sboOd Il.
cried by allowing Mexico 70 work cu ber destiny ~ her
own Tree WHIP
rho Papers the capital hlled With aois u nd
bSron from greet number " towns and districts nnu
sow and agao meets an account ~ insigu,cnnt
ektssb ~ tbth victory defeat OF ycry ltts 90
ssquenoo and 1 shall therefore pawi thom oyer ua
vcslhy D ncl,o tt among 'hssc must &c, bc tesssa