New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
MEXICO.

BROWNSVILLE, Feb. 90 via New Orleans Fob O.,
Adyices from San Luis PotOs of the 9th inst stote
that an engagement took place on the 4th inst in
D ueino Ano"n as La OaIhnera. between the forces
OF MiEamon under CASTILLO and Gen. Rocbea with
EscobodOs command of 1000 men, The Liberals
were defeated and 800 400 were killed among them
Gen. Herrera Y. Caro- Col Mariras and ,nost f tho
remainder Of the Liberal forces were Sitber
Sounded or taken prisoners Only five escaped.
CaseiO after the victory was seriously Threatened
by Carayajal while endeavOring to reach Oueretaro
by forced marches Escobedo had ordered ali yolnn-
teeT foreigners found in MiTamen's army tn he shot
for depTedatiOns committed at Zacatecas JoaeHina
Miram0n. brother of Miguel, was among these shot
The i,rodco. the official journal of Monterey, of
the 10TH ana inSts says the Governor of the State
sOccuped with preparat for the departure of the
French The Austrian and Belgian prisoners at
Hatah4ras 9 jas are are 70 be exchanged for the MeXcans
brOugh 10 that place by the French fTigate Phlege
thon The order for their departure is now waited
iSr rom GsSGoeds 20 Ihs papers of the interior OF
tIrod from MlramOp, ana charge them with all the
depredatOns committed at Zacatecas. The doctors
SAY Nelia cannot he cured.
MOVEMENTS OF ESCOBEDO-THE LIBERALS IN POS
SESSION OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHOT BY
ORDER OF EsCoBEDO.
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NtTtMOROs, Feb. 20. a. IN. tyia New-Orleans,
Fab 24-By the arrival of courier at Gen BeriOza-
balls Headquarters, learn that the reports of the
yicOr, of the ImpeTialiSts were much exaggerated
Cen EscOhedO hastened TO the assistance of the
Liberals whereupOn the ImperialiSts retTeated to-
war0 Queretaro. This temporary defeat has not
Injured the Liberals seriously, who are rapidly adj
vino with a cavalry force is still harrassing the
Inpef:uists. The President remains at Zacatecas.
from which city we have intelligence to the 10th
inst An is quiet since the raid of Miramon.
MONTEREY February 1S.-The details OF the
late events in the interior continue to confirm what
] have already written. The Imperialist Castillo.
after triumphng over the Liberals was endeayOr1ng
80 reach .Queretaro by forced marches, seriously
Threatened by Carbaal. At the approach of Castillo,
f,I with IN
Bt distance of twelve leagues from this city, on the
1 roId - the city of Mexico His object as Is Wen
understood. is to interrupt all communication be
tween tae two cities, and await Escobedos falling ON
Castillo.
main n Saltll0 in conformity with the orders re-
cpvsi by the chief of the escort which has been III
charge from the supreme Goyernment. lhe orIel
was issued in consequence OF the late victories III Ie
inter- IT. and also because IL was believed that Cue
roy, iid separated from Castillo. and might come
into this State but il Is now certain that ne Is WIN
his campaign in the vicinity of Queretaro u,
ZCtTECAs, Feb. Ave know with certainty ule
whereabouts of Castillo. The latest news recei.iSu i
shoc, that when he received intelligence OF the
defeat of Miramon, he turned back upon Queretaro'
vglere he will yet be caught by EscObedo, who p1r-
sueh him. After few days lost In pcklng UP 5hS
moot taken from MiramOn he kept what he needed
aud sent the balance 10 San Luis Potosl ana Is cS
The number OF foreign prisoners Sh0t Is " anu 10,
a. annrnced 1t Is currently believed ana , all va
tbs same Opnion that before two months the JuatI
Government will be established IN the capital OF ul5
Repulo as the TRAITORS have not only lost the nol
hut also the physical influence of the armed forces
ftr r retreat of the European troops and the rout
of tht forces of Miramon There Is lSit 70 Ine I'll, @
pire se 5000 men of Castillo, 800 at Queretaro anu
2ODl levied in the streets OF the City OF MEXICO anu
commanded by Castillo.
REPORT OF THE CAPTURE OF JUAREz FhSE-NKA
MON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE CAPITAL IN
THE FRENCH-BAzAINEs FAREWELL ADDRESS
H,zAISE AT PUEBLA-MovEMENTs OF PoRfIho
piN.
HAvASA, Feb. 20, 1867.
The report that MiramOn had taken Juarez prisoner
S. IL appears incorrect there surprise and Jua-
rez was obliged to make preciptate retreat but
Miramons advantage amounted to nothing more
although the dispatch received at NewOTeans sta
tod that such was the Miramons official DIS
patch tn the Imperial Secretary of War, dated the
"To.dly attacked and took Zscatecas The troops Of
DuraDSo 2nd LscaeeSs We're pursued Tor three leagues
beyAnd the city, artillery arms, carriages and prison
fell into my ny possession Juare1 saved himself by h'
"A So f,r there is not much discrepancy in the ac
c,nDfs Mt in the relation of what occurred after
\ Warl JhoTe is a very great difference. According {
as hr learned that the Republican forces from sa
mis- we're marching against IT, and determined To
~ and meet them expecting to be able 10 suIpri
Tn ih,. however he was mistaken. for while e
,vtyed with EscObedo the other Republican genera
frevi1o who had come by the way of FresnilO. a
ta.keI aim in the rear, the result being that Mi
,",n'. forces were literally cut to pieces lJ
,r o1.,ls being taken, ss well as y cannon and 50
H11 =, s,rcie which he had with him in his carTiap
~ miner of killed and wounded amounted 10 81
n;r,,nnu himself having escaped, il were, 10y mir
81. ana arriving tie night of the first of tn
snth ~ Aguas-Ca CaientieS, attended by only ten of
! e.. The engagement is reported 10 have take
iar. m the estate Of San JaclntO, half way betwe,
4 Eaatecas and San LuiS. The Imperial account
ifh,r Oh they do not give the above, appear To il
Al ,,ig ti,at an engagement had taken place betwet
d MframOn and EscobedO, and that the former Ia
suffered some losses.
on the 9TH between 10 and II a. m and the res
II guard, under Gen. SaStagny have no doubt LETT D
this. PreS ous TO their departure. Marshal Bazain
issued the following proclamation IN spanish
IXPEDITIONARY HDQRs. OF MEXTCO, Feb 3, 1867
MHIicNSs In few days the French troops will eay
MrKcD. During the four years mat they have RENAME
in yDug beautiful caa they have had only cause 10 COZ
grduae themselves The iudly relations that bav
exsi between them and is sinlabtant.. II Is there
fore ihe name OF the French army under hs
from the Impression u bis personal feeling
that te Marshal Of France C0mmander-iu-Ch Chief, take
leave you. address therefore, you common
wishes fOr the happiness u the Mexican nation
All efforts have been directed 10 establish inteIns
peaec Be assured and declare Il 10 you AT the moneu
OF leaving mission has never had any other object
and tiat 10 ncyereued into the OF Fr9uc
60 ,p1,' upon you any form Of government contrary
The departure Of the French troops was effecte,
without any disturbance taking place in the capital
fea stores kept by foreigners were closed on tn,
day of tleir departure, bat have since been Opened
again the inhabitants going about their avOcatim.
"a usual
of the f:tY issued proclamation 10 lis countrymeu
IrompariOtaSi assuring them that he had taken thf
nroDsr precautions toT tier safety and that he hoped
no ODe WOnld be 50 MAD Ss 70 dspIbthe public tran
| ouiliity Marquee had issued cGrTesp0nGng orders
visiting hnIseh tle various barracks anil having the
streets aud lanes patTOled by strong bodics ~ t-os
ia wliich duties he assisted by The ci,,i nreftcf
OF the departments lCuza who had raised aud a,nnd
for ihe LDSve owe purpose regiment Of volunteers on
| hOr'ep1tk rom the neighbOTing country and which
was booked upon as one OF the post sff 4 =, 4? d ~ @ "
Of pyeserylng the public traDauilt,, IN ti,o oo,itaI