New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
M E x ICO.
Jaurcx SnTe ae El Pnse-TouchisE Re.
Iigious Ceremony Of the Junrists -
Yeung Liberals Put in Prisen-Om-
ciai Report OF Two Repnbiicas Vie.
foriea.
From Our Special Correspondent.

tories.
From Our Special Correspondent.
Ell PAso Oct. II, Is6s
The Government of President Juarez is
Strengthening every day By the adhesion Of tbHpopula
tions Of the surrounding villages WHO seem disposed to
assist him In every way they can. and by giving
regular organization to the various branches OF bis cd
ministratOn The probabilities that he will remein
ct III Paso some time Marshal Baz tine, desirous
avoid plicatons with your Government has given
an express order to the officers under his command
not to let any detachment Of French troops approach
the Rio Grande for fear Of cous0n between the
American and French solders consequently. there is
at present appearance that Juarez will be Disturbed
/ in the place he has selected for shelter.
report circulating among the Juarists Of this place
states that party of Liberals had celebrated the ami
versaIy OF the national independence in the chapel OF
San Francisco in the City Of chihuahua. The ceremony
most solemn and affecting. The church was hung
in black the occasion. and all the ossistantsadiea
gentlemen. students, and children-were dressed IN
mourning. The religious service celebrated amid
the tears Of the congregation who were deplorug the
loss Of their independence and freedom.
Inthe afternoon the young men, who were present
this service organized banquet in honor os Don
Rodrigo Garcia In front OF the dining-room stood
the statue Of Hdalgo, with the inscription "i6th OF
September 1870" written on black cloth. The banquet
TO be ended by oasts to Juarez and to the memory
Of the great men Of the Republic.
II appears however, that this Of celebrating the
national independence of Mexico was not to the taste Of
General Brncourt, who sent a Mexican police force
under command Of d. Luz Bustamente to arrest those
young men who were immediately put in prison. They
aiterward fined from to fifty dollars each By
Thomas Zaloaga. the alcadc. When they were set at
liberty the ladies' of Chuahua went out Of doors and
strowed their path with flowers.
The Minister OF War at FL Plso has Just received tho
account of two victories over the Juarss. Here
is Official account Of the two engagements ,
IL CANT. RANCHO DE Ia lao. Aug lG. lsd5
To Gen. MARANo EscoBgDO. Coa@aK der.in'C Ct.i ~
tAe States Of Cociuiia and Ner-Leon.
GENERAL: According 20 the INSTRUCTIONS received
from your headquarters have the satisfaction TO m
form Won that on the 18th Of August at o'clock in the
afternoon started from the ranches Of Molarras with
column OF 200 men cavalry Of the First Rrigade OF
Tamaulpas under command II Servando CaDaes and
Tuliancordl: l6O OF the Second New Leon, under
command Of Col Francisco Narranjo and one section
of the Leaion del Norte Having made forced march
OF sixteen leagues. / came in SIGHT OF the enemy. -
who was on the left bank Of tie Rio de San Juan az
Paso de los Cabras at o'clock in the morning. After
si1 hours of brisk firing the enemy put to flight.
leaving in hands wagon and three cars mi of
provisions, arms and munitions Of war Inc umey up.
cavalry attacked the left Of the enemy contributed
much 10 the result of the day.
AS was to be expected. we lost few omcers Az, a,a
soldiers who died in faithfully fulfilling their daty ibe
manner in which officers and soldiers behaved IN ths
aair was most honorable and well deserves the prass
OF the army. - ,,.au,n
were let on the battlefield and from the dec!
Of the prisoners OF war we made' tue iosses Va ''
tors are most considerable -. A. ch;os ~
A have not received the reports OF tue Shie, VI
Brigade will give you the details IN more CONVENIENT
inns and before remove my army from this place.
| oneratuate you General for the victory won bv
the National arms, and have the honor TO present 10
you the Of my consideration and respect
ALDINO EePINOzA
The second official document is the account OF Ine
occupation OF Mineral de Catoru by Gen. Lorenzo
Vega Here is n translation of it:
| RrPtBtrcAy FORCES CoAHrTLA. NEW !ros)
| ANp SAS LUIS PoTosr, LINE OF The SOrIi. Z
/ MINERAL DE CAToRu. Ith No. II. roo
| GENERAL: On the 2ist of september. at ociocx III
the morning. occupied this place with the forces
nnder m command The garrison OF traitors, CONSIST
ing OF 300 men, whose intention was to resist nc were
nat 10 Il rht in a few moments Aftcrwsrd, Coz. Mar
tnez with a column of $50 horsemen routed them en-.
trely, giving as result the peaceful occupation o'
the city OF Catoru by Lieut. Col Maras on the rani
and Capt Martinez on the left. each having aOout ~
men under their orders.
have captured in this affair 100 percussion guns an
artillery casson. two powder chests and 2s prisoners
whom have set AZ liberty. Beside, the merchants oi
This ctv have given 10 ss 90 for the attention PAID
| TO them BY the force under my command.
| LORENZO VEGA
II is said that, Col. Diaz. brotie- OF Portiro Da>
was last month in possession OF the capital OF Oaxscs