New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

AHo ukANDR
Arrival Of sr. Iglrsias, Juarex's Miu,.,.
Of Fiunncc-Good Undcrstardinr M.
tween the Mexican aud Aw.r;...
uthOrities-IntcrcstiogN News from ~.
in'erier-vidaurri and the RebeIs n
Texns-Mr. Quintere, tho Rebel Aue..
in nlonterey-Majer Simeon Hart. n.
Rebel Cotton Agent. and his Cette,-
Monterey the Seat Of the Ceussitut,s~.s
Government OF Mexico.
From Our Special Correspondent
MArAsoRos April IS 1904
On yesterday afternoon the quiet Of this sh
wss interrupted by the firing of salute. Upon nq,s
it was aScertaned that the OF the salute was A.
arrival OF Sr Iglesia the Minister VI Finance Of Pre-
dent Juarezs Cabinet Tie objects Of biz visit arc -
known to the public.
The recen. correspondence between Major Gen Hs.
ron and the Mexican suthorites together with the -
dial good understanding that manfesty exists bctvss
;hem is @ source OF unuiterable anguish 70 tie Reb
now in Mexico and to the merchants engaged In ~
Piodras NegTas trade. They are perpexed and bevt
dered. Their confidence is shaken and in short hap
know not what w do. The tact aid address Vi Maoc
Gems. McClcrnard aud Heron. 10 their rntercoaru
with Me IicO las damaged tie Rebel on tina roe
tier almost much o. o victory
The news from the Interior Is quite important. Ca
Uraga has gained another success over the French
or near the city Of Gnadaajara Gen. Porhro Die
has reappeared on tho Pacino slope at the head ds
well.aTined and weequpped force OF lO.OO men, 4
movement is SAID to be IN progress BY tie combined
forces of Doblado and Gonzales Ortega against Saa
Luis Potosi. which Is held by 100 French and 36
reaccionsros under Neja; and beet Of all 1t Il reported
that the French have abandoned Tampico Certau1
Ia that the Jnarez Governments Is row in eXcelen
spirits. 1t has though they are Intentionally ksr
scattered. almost twice Us many troops IN tss
field as TIE French have aid Is assured Of ~
LOYALTY Of vast majority of the people
republican form Of Goyernmo5t BESIDES, ~
DISPATCHES from General Bazalne TO Almonte. wAsa
Wefe recently intercepted show ina! tAe IAuIeu pH
(reaecionarios) are upbraided as having deceived ~
m Sod the French G0yernment IN every partieain.
Geu. Baz.ine appears 10 have gwen uIter.nce " ~
dissatsf ctiOD with them in very strong and eAphsoe
terms and hare charged that the persons ~ cnero
points IN Mexico recommended ny A!monte, AlIsnoe
aud ethrIs to the confidence 0i tue FreDch uehei1
were O better than robbers AID GSsassins DEVOID oil
faith and honor. The worst ttng OF al Tor the ffeAa
c,nse is that the charges made by Gen. Bastne sn
true. " nat 10 Marquee but IA cO.i-0DOaed muioelaI
" IN; Is Melia but roDber. q. f1h on large svAsi
" iat Me1icgn Is there - b. f a amOLe ,,gss ~
have betrayed their county LAT have Ga ubleuisaS
private chIracteTthht CON naaGs tue confidence an
Tet,cot due 10 a gentleman
zoe nos; cheering fast of all 10 the fepubhcahsd
Mexico tbs sanciOn thot mas been given by the nm
peIOr u the policy of Gen. idzslhe ia l,baIu 10 ~
-x-v Now siico thc clergy "a tie rCGcciOaaft2 plV
ma thar they VIII not be allowed 10 take tn
prominent position In politics tey desired. ana olaee
ihoy have ascertaRed from te head oi the rsneh us
e,n,ae.t Lat tie Iatonazed property OF the chlra
ould EOt be restored, they have no furthci uS lor "
Frcncn From this time iorN ard To may eApec. 70 ~
te troopAof the Church party going over " JusieSN
force " hst motive have they 10 hght az aihsi u1S
anv longeri Why should they AID tle freAen Sase
the secular property OF the church-the rea1 DoLs
contenuoa 50 far ss they are concerned, volid no'
case VI success fl Into the HANDS OF tAe clergy ~
their pty) who could reward them from is r, taesi
in This connection 1t Is but just 10 rcmsrA ttes -
parocAal clergy oi Mexico are IN general IDera en-
hat the portion VI tie clergy Tat belong 10 tc rec
rro ~ ChGrch party. In most cases either ps
rites or members "a the nonnstlc OrueTs ne rahh Az
e IL Nay Sprcss It, OF lhe e!eig, OF tie eosnuI
10 .leil hOGOT De- { recorded are EePghhcans. W
=, IN the revelation OF Mexico against old oPsA
Priests who instead Of living IN monaseres or palaeA
rse among tue people must think and ee rs they 20
Tie history Of Mexico shows that such have foughI
tie liberties 81 te country AZ tines past, anu hees
nav De expected a. do 30 Ia the future.
Not only such VI tie clergy belong 70 the rscef'
ar,o psrty but the prominent military men on tass
SIDE re greatly dIsahected. Inc! lave DceH 1hI y
oyersiaughcd on all occasions. Mexican Generals eve
ii they are traitors their country dOn ke u DC Pss
under the command u French Co.Onels SlhL Is tn
French place 10 confidence N them. such must corto0
10 he the practice The pride OF the reaee0Ecio o1een
must he o,,en wounded by this course OF procedure
How To- 2 thoy III submit to Ii remains 70 De 'e@
No. il l. ditieulG to perceive how the bremen 9.
change their polio! toward Iheli Mexican eyAisSia
at this time Gen. Bazaine knows that their lopo
Tor the restoration Of the natl0nalzed Churc1 properly
don, Inc revenues Of which thoy expected ~ =
rewarded. have been dashed. lie knows tnai tles
pride has been pcrpctualIy laeeFated by theF nleaS
officers having been put under the COMMAND OF ficlA
. ers tbcr Interiors in rank, and that the! nave eve
been treated with distrust. lie Is aware Ina' 'I!
man, OF them only watching ior chance ~
terms VITA President Julie2 and 70 turn HsaI -
How then c,u lie c. rge his polio! and treat the'n
eoua.s III whom be icposes iuil conhdeneeI Nm.
s,pce yidanrrl led into Texas. TIE forces Oh Me!.
(so.ne LeOy neu) which were ~ MnSel'n" ou 80 -
prevented nom advancing By the ioiee oi uol1.uo
Drtr,a which threatened 10 get between theil Aa -
ou, Potosi have fallen back 10 San LOUIS lV'o1
bev ara now further from Aontercy Than before aug
-. ~ neon stated Instead Of attempting 10 a1Iao<
IS ''s,e-,e. with an attack from the combined CON,
mands az Dobiado aud Gonzales Ortesa- fieslde1
uares has gained great advantages oi iA'e' al1 ~
sell b. flnsGine. ,-, IA, v,aa,,-, hai
osearsd on horseback and with only the CLONES ~
- 20 Laredo Texas, the Rebel c0mmandaht az -
Mon 10 sen carriage aud escort 10 briug nm " -
maze The Rebels Will now go to intriguing 10 ~ IL
h,rk into power and before they suspect IL WI pVc
shy l.. In yo.yed Ia hoStlles with the UoIerAhe"s~
Ju.1rcS. They must have lead sai'pt1et
.g.phur and other articles contraDanu o. NaI, "a
thew have heretofore been only able 10 Se' tnloasi
r lolras NosTas Indeed. such va the demand ioi =
tY $40 Rebels west OF the Mississippi tha1 II 70 nv.
North 100 per cent moro 81 Monterey llAn l1' x
nder Vidaurr. rule as 10 Paa 10 e,eeu,
far 10 they suited his convenience, tne! so' tso
Ti.drns Negras everything they could False e'sne'
cotton or credit to purchase; ..,o,. mi,
The position v, the Rebels who have on varloas ~
tar. ot ont of me so-oaled Southern ConiedeTae!
u.I ce IA ueculiarly embarrassing nov, since liue
in pow.r at Monterey. That they are IN iaso' -,
French invasion perfectly well AnoSn one Sn d ss
,,adiug papers IN Texas, not long since wheA MA
s",,sis, t6st Vidaurri aided BY the French WV"
oeranl, defeat Juarex openly boosted tha. Mf a.
Orinrero ,he Rebel lead agent residing a, so ve,c
lad doue more to bring about the invasion o. I'M
by the French than any other one person sons doas
- .nJ his having made contracts with ny V n.,I
IIontsrey for lead IN violation OF the plghied s
Inc Juarel Government which has never psSI" vI
,be tT1ds in contrablnd articles with the h..e'
49, Ma him "a continue ut Monterey, ana pay Iue
,,It near the constitutional Government tna' ~
Inc Court OF Vidaurr remains yet TO be seen Rsk
IL is little singular that so many OF .ne 90 40 viii