New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
Vidaurri Cone Over to the Enemy.
GIN. SANTA ANNA ORDERED OUT CT AEXlCO'
Hrs ADDRESS 10 his CoUETRYKgN.
rHp REBEL TRADE THROUGH MEXICO

On the night of the I'd such of the inhabitants
~ sks oty az retire 10 rest at an early hour were
.~o,sed from their plumbers by the sound Of cannon
,otbsr ssyo Of artillery was fred before noon yester
a.x The csnse Of this expenditure Of gunpowder Is
f<at an express has conc in bringing TIE news 'hat
Gan Uracs hnd defeated the French at Celaya aud ha2
yiveu them rom the City of GusdalAxs-a- No part1e
uiars given.
Tho forces Of Juarex have withdrawn from Monterey
Ssaying vidaurri in power as heretofore. II Is SUI
thought that Juarcy after reinforcing, Will return aha
snke the city. As soon as can learn that decisive
move il 10 be made hope TO be on hand To witness ~
On the 9th ult Cortins issuoas proclamation IN a'o
Sf Juares Gs the recognized head Of tie Liberals ana
sondemnng the course Of Vidaurri. BY 80 dong Oor
tina has defined his position rs being RDequVccsiy III
sayor If the Juarez Government not only as against
sas French, bit against any Internal opponent
There is no DENYING the fac; that Coriina hos acted
Sih moderation and Judgment since his authority las
been recognized by Jusrez His police Is now quite
eeut IL re ported that for days past no hss
been sending troops up tue country.
The occupation OF brownsville alone has only slightly
checked not stepped tic Rebel trade through Mexico
IL is true that owing 10 the cause stated IN one Of my
furmer letters Nagradsr would not permit tie cotton
Brought Eagle Pass 10 be crossed oTas 70 PiedFaS
Eegras and had It crossed, would nave been seized
~ the Mexican authorities. Sill the Commissioners
sThemss j. Deyins and Thos. y. Mckinney sent by
tAe Rebels aegotiat: reopSDing Of tho trade with
yidsurd have carried their point, on what terms /
know not and now cotton goes and goods 80 into
Texas heretofore. When the compromise was made
BY the Commissioners WITH vdaurr not less than 5000
bales Of cotton had accumulated at Eagle Para COO Of
which belonged 10 the Rebel Government officials.
and the rest to private individuals. Some 2Oo bales
more were tho road from San Antonio Texas, and
still would be the way were il not for the fsot
tAst sufficient grass I've foand the premises for
oxen the hauling for the time being has to be done
Eith mule teams.
The contrabandiSts in this city estimate that not less
tsan 30 bales OF cotton will be got out Of TeyRs
Hhrough Mexico 4 by way Of Picdras NcgraS. Guer-
zero Hier and other intermediate points the Rio
rsnde before the trade 70 broken up and that only
be done eaectually by advance Of forces from
IDdanoia 10 San Antoaic. They have apprehension
sfdsnger except 10 case a movement should be made
into Texas on rlsn furnished by HsiorGcn. Stone
man to the National War Committee Of your city and
pabhshed in their Report No. g.
In the mean time, large trains frc!ehted with ner
eAandse for the Rebels ard expecting 20 rcturn laden
with cotton continually leaving Natamoros for tho
points designated on the Upper Rio Gsande, and es
pecially toRiedrss Eegrss. The trade thus fer he'd
only been diverted stopped by tho military opera
fieas"-if they can with propuety be termedof the
Department OF the Gulf Tho o9iy operating Ia
restrain IL are the disturbed condition Of Mexico and
90 apprehension Felt tha; there may DO general war
IN Germany which viii q falling of in the price
Of cotton 1t IL to b. noted tast not few merchants
who want 10 pass loyal citizens Of the United States
have becn and oxpec: TO contnEe 70 be engaged IA
ss trade with the Rebels until II Is fnay brought 70
close. After that and not before they calculate on
taking the benefit Of ,ho Presidents amnesty that
should be deemed necessary.
MARCH eth-News comes fron Monterey that vi
danrri is row sending troops toward Satio. When
Seares 10 Monterey the 9th Of last mouth as
was stated in my last letter Vidarrri retired with his
troops bis citadel aad there remained until Juareg
fe back to Saltlo 1t u undefstood that Juarsz
s back for the purpose OF sending force 10 Pedrss
Eegrss 10 protect the custoHhousc at that point In
order that he might the duty Of cent and
hall per pound tie cotton imported. 1t ia said tia;
VidsuTi learned this. he sent body Of |
troops TO foEeSl hn II possible. Tie result Il not
yet known. JuGres has dscresd tia. Coahula shall be
Q separate STATE once some years ago. Vidaurri
consolidated it with Nucyo Leon and styled the
sohdsted State the State OF HusrO Leon CoeIgila
Since tina. time with short interval he hes been Guy
ernor Of the State thus consolidated.
IHoosed yoa will find copy of 72s Horsiss Ser u |
newspaper published at Alonberg In the English Ian
gage. By John s Swopc. who was connected with |
Tsbef In the publication u Tie BrOrr srille Feg until
Il stopped suddenly By the arrival Of the United
EtsteS forces at Bresos Santiago This Is the only
stance known OF the migration Of Rebel newspaper. |
and Ito temperance under In foreign |
country. The BOpi,n6 Grs.s. Louisville Cossin and
al hgtc hs1s
uat they finally died out but Of them ever tried
% exc ont an existence foreign soil.
1t 10 stated from Trustworthy sources that within the
lsst fortnight $50 Of Pysops Rebel cavalry find
ing they about to be DISCOUNTED end converted
Snto infantry. deserted 10 body rode from San An
sesio. where taey were. 10 Eagle Pass and crossed
crer 70 PiedTas Eegrss without opposition. Some If
sAcm are In this city.
The planters In Texas have lately bad the hsN OF
fbeir wagons and teams seized by order Of Magruder
They paid for in Confederate paper OF such rate
~ would not supply even the iron used in their con-
siruction They have been Eueh discouraged By this
and other matters and IN consequence hare planted no
cotton and Only enough to produce bread for them
selves their families and slaves. Confederate paper
shen passes st all in Texas and it has long ceased TO
be earrent In the valley Of the Rio Grande goes at
|hree cents per dollar
The Rebels are saic 10 be making depot Of Conied.
nate cotton al San Antonio with the design Of selling
with permits 10 export il, 10 such persons as vii
abe tho risk Of gettinS II through heJco They have
cotton agent stationed Gt Pedras Eegrss, and have
established 9 Custom House at Laredo. Mr. Latham. 9
We U. s. and sinco C. s. Couovtor at BIownsvile, be
,g the Collector at that point
Old Fort Brown. which was recently dsmantled. and
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