The New York herald., 1870-03-24
M { X &c o.
Vigorous Prosecution Of the War
Against the Rebels.
Desperate Battle Between the In
aurgents and the Ma
tioaal Troops.
Mexican Claimants Hurrying to
the United States.

The steamer City OF Mexico from Vera Cruz March
IL. via havlna, arrived ar this port Yesterday with
latest aiv'ces from Mexico. The favors or the mail
agent, William r. cseood, arc acknowledged.
Rcbcaiions Playing Out--Patyiot,sln and PiGn-
der-IiOvements Of General Loxndn-De-
scription of In do Obcio-itoute Of the
Rebels-Proiected RaiIroads--Nli iscell llaneoms.
MEXICO CRY March 0. 1870
The discount on pronunciamonos Is increasing, and
ths late OF tine troops tureatens
to make 1t stil grearer. People arc woaderin, here
what new phase OF insanity Is nhicting Mse upon
Santa Anna or rather, perhaps. what has gwen rise
70 such an increase OF his malady TO iniuce hi
20 suppose for n)meat that Mexico either wants
HIM or would accept him.
Ii he feels IL his duty deposit hrs ashes here now
would DO favorable moment pernaps to accom-
piisa such hnaiity Tor the lever hlgh and exc.
cuuons arc nut ordinary airalrs with Us.
We hear II rumored that Colonel Lozano OF the
revolutionary army. attacked Pachuca yesterday
with orce OF 500 reools. AS o conducta or silver
was exp .cled 60 leave the mines OF Pachuca and
lilo del Monte yesterday 1t may be imagined that
plundor uay have been the Object rather tnan the
good OF tier country. These mines are not lar dis.
from this capital
Tne iatest mails from Topic give nothing aiarm-
Ing III The pews from thas portion or the republic
Lozaaa had beea at epic Tor eight aa,s and was
still remaining there under treatment Tor q disease
Oi the stomach. on the 18th Of FEBRUARY he had a
meeting at his private house OF a few influential
persons, whom 1t was decided to open new road
immediately 10 San Bias whch should last for all
ume. ihey proposed TO dedicate 10 this purpose
$1,000 OF the iuais Lott ny The Careaga and also
another sum tor the repair OF Ceboruco. The en-
tire road from GtiadaieJara Was IN good repair. AS
vas Aiown, PacIao ycla was about to pronounce
thie4ten Aazatal. salail force OF his Gu
terco hscuiaaDa ana carried away the "Gere
Po sco" as prisoner. Lolads paid no attention to
his movements, aad General Montenegro whose
name appeased IN the proclamation OF Vega, re-
manned III reolc and denied having given ms s,gna
ture. IL as not known here as yet what steps Gov
ernor Rnbi hdd takoa Ia opposition to Vega.
SpedNIiig OF tae late baltic OF .'Lo dc OBJ e!o,n
Guaaalajara !aper, clie1 the CtciIizdcs0n, says
1e bate commenced at hali-past Twelve Ill the Gay
ana enaea III halpast SIX IN the afternoon. 1t was
horripe truly horrible. The mortality was extraor-
Gnary on both siues. gun o. heavy cailbre called
the tempest" made great destruction upon the
cavalry 0. General iocha, but was taken away from
the forces OF Garcia with heroic bravery by the
soldiers Of the Tenth battalion OF Jaisco. At the
commencement OF the battle the fire OF artillery and
musGetry was very Lively, and 1t continued SO until
I'VE O'CLOCK In the afternoon, when bayonet charges
were made. Blood ran IN torrents; an immense
cloud OF dust and smoke envcioped the two brave
ard obstinate combatants, givinR evidence Of their
Haur ahd tncr intrepdlty; the cavarv OF the reoes
WAS terribly disneartened; the sun set; the DIS
charge oi cannon ceased: the clouds OF dust and
smoke Desan 10 dlsperse; the c0nqlering and the
conquered were mingled IN the Same camp aud q
Thousand prisoners eh Into the power OF the gov
ernlnent Iae triumph was complete, but II cost
much Diood.
lne latest news from the seat OF war is that the
reDel forces anu nave been attempting to con-
ceatfa.e tIeir forces Ia tue STATE OF MlchOacail,
nearer the capltai. anl General Escobedo has been
ordered TO pioteed 10 that oae At once, collect
aetner the national army and organize campaign
whlcu II Is hoped, VIII give the death blow to the
tn rebel General Brayo occupied the CITY OF puru
andiro In the state or MIchoacAn and TOOK possess
TWO Or three Gays Afterwards General Huerta, OF the
rebel forces also reached that city, and reaplng
delnanded mouey On the afternoon OF the 24tn the |
tumuituous crowd, neslnX from san Luis P0tOs and |
Huerta, with force Of cavalry whic could not have
numbered sou mca cn,e cd Lamoia and La Piedad, |
were foiiowed by retinus Of wounded officers |
women, all that remained Of the splendid dvi-
sion Generai bravo made mis- escape through some |
OF lne villages To TIE nortn, and on Inc 27h Of Feb
rnary entered AcamDaro without resistance the
pen cannot record tue crimes committed by Bravo
and his followers. We are informed by persons
worthy OF belief that there had been rupture be.
tween the forces commanded by Bravo and those
commanded by vilanueva. II this Is the case q
more speeuy so ution OF tho revolution In Mlch0a-
Just previous to the arrival OF Generals Cadena
ana iluerta IN tho state a military movement by
General kegues was ABOUT being made, when hi.
eodlers deserted MIN and went over TO the rebels
except 100. keguies commanded tue government
forces IN J.at STATE aud troops under MS I'M
mediate command ~ the moment, with wnica no
proposed To move numbered only 300, the loss ~
the government was not y material one.
AT the monent vi wiring this letter there IS rea-
son 10 suppose mat Generals Cadena and Huerta
have at least oU0 men, and tnat 1Oiedo and others
have as many more Tnis would make force OF
loo men, II the Revolutionary star gives evidence
OF waning there viii De a decided falling of from
tnat number; II not 1t may be soon increased, as
Gelerai Huerla has great personal lnaucnce in the
State. Ine ABOVE number, u SAID, Is ali the organ
lled force leit OF The army OF 1900 or 5000
Nnich were Ia the ueld tnree weeks ago operating
against the governments and under the leadership of
Governor Caaeliu, oil the state of Zacatecas, Gene
ra Aatinez 10 edo, Iiuerta ana others, there being
anolg tnen some Of the best military men Of the
county.
ne are nov awaiting stirring news from Michoa-
can and Ia tue event VI another important engage
neDt lnaS nave 10 record the capture and execution
some OF all OF the Influential leaders.
Aaoiio Durslay, toe distinguished artist, who enjoys
wIde reputation for mis- Ats on tue lying trapeze
and mis- Niagara cap. ana VINO met with accident
by falling IRON u Daloon distance OF lorty feet
few Gays since continues To vs buG ne Is In very
precalious tuatlon lie ieli upon has head. and Is
salu TO have fractured the base OF the skull. Tho
foreign RESIDENTS have made up purse Tor him
wnlcn nao ALREADY reached about $500, and al LIat
goou care and competent medical attendance can
furnish is being employed to save the LIE OF the
it is supposed that the engineers or tho American
and Mexican kaiway anu ielegrapn Companyl apaIGl
upon survey for Paso del Norte 60 Janos on or
about the ist Of January, 1870 on the Arrival a Of
De made and sent TO this capital. The maps have
not reached here yet, nor nave The engineers been
hearo from here their departure from Paso del
Norte. Alter the route shall nave been passed over
the entire party expected TO make the Journey OF
the wnoie line westS urd 70 Santa Cruz ana thence
southward to Guaymas. It IL believed the recon-
nofssance win be completed and the party reach
here by the month OF MAY or June and 1t " hoped
mat they may be heard from soon.
The merchants OF Guadalaara were 30 anxious 70
see order restored that they proposed voluntary
loan 10 al. tho governments THIS loan was made to
Colonel Garlic, commanding the national troops,
aud the revolution mas succumDed In tnat neQhbOr-
hod. lhe loan has been rsturned.
Considerable interest 10 being aroused in regard
mines In this country ana Il II SAID tnat some now
eonpanles are being organized In the United States
and europe Tor tic development and working OF
several. The revolutionis@ VINO went OF this
capital about three weeks sncc to tight their way to
the Presidency or to death have IN great NUMBERS
reached latter goal. The se-called Pontones and
Cnavaria seem to be unfortunate Tor they nave botn