New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

tre, the field was covered with dead and wounded
although not Q single Isoldier gave . backward
step. The moment was a solemn one, but the
reserve while the enemy had ali MS force on u.s. Thus
was it verified caused the brave Gen. Loaesa to ad.
SaS Hs TsSi tn.
causing US to gam some more meters Of ground Lastly
remained as escort OF the srtefy as also the squadron
wS s %y n T b This last ri
force rushed with the oayonet against the doors Of the
ed IN all %SU IS s OF
guard sabered many fugtives the infantry rushed to
tinued TO defend themselves AS likewise they fired on
from the roofs, detached against them the valiant
pied them, making on them q combat with which all
finished the intrepid troops of the Supreme Government
All the valiant chiefs, officers and troops have fulfilled
their duty therefore make no particular mention OF
Chavez and citizen Antonio Rodriguez presented them
selves to at O'Clock Of the afternoon and at my
side lending Important services all the time Of the opera
tons Leut.-Col. Ignscio A. Bravo and Capt. tano
served aides to Gen. Poucel with much intelligence
Garcia likewise must mention the individuals Of the
Army Medical Corps, by whose activity the wounded
notable the enthusiasm with which scholars Of the
Military College, who happened TO be free, presented
them present themselves you in the Palace
did not believe 1t convenient that the blood of this
precious youth should be shed so early. Having occu
pied the position Of theenemy In the related
found that those who had sustained 1t to the last
pihooh
Belen whom the rebels took from the prison, to aug
ment their numbers and who did not cease to their
against forces guided by their instincts Of
daism Among the rebels who most distinguished them
the body Of gendarmes and exIdeut Col. Don Luis
Echeagaray, Of those who commenced the revolution,
being demanded by the special circumstances Of the
situation, fulrment OF my duty, as being charged TO
reduce the rebels TO order and ~ avoid greater msor
tunes for society"
According the lists cited by the sappcrs Rocha had
10 killed and "A wounded. Second Brigade Of Artillery.
wounded; Regiment Of line, q killed and 50 wounded;
18th Regiment of line, 6kied and 81 wounded Total 40
killed and l26 wounded In the citadel found dead
Of the enemy, 10 officers, including eILeu-C Luis
Echeagaray had been also in the revolutions OF
Luis POtosi aud Tamaulpas; three civilians who
tary hospital OF prisoners, the total is 346 When
gendarmes pronounced, their chief, Lieut. Col Am
dcnce, but killed by sergeant aud by soldier.
The Governor Of the District, Lieut. Jose NJ Castro,
was killed. because hearing that Aureliano Rivera
the Tacuba road with horseen he went attack him
with two sections Of the Civil Municipal Guard but
these left the Governor and his aide alone In the
presence of the enemy; in consequence, Castro
killed and his aide severely wounded. From the investi
Was the real chief Of the revolt but that he disappeared
about O'Clock at night after arming the criminals in
yarria who carried away wounded. All the artillery
and munitions OF war were deposited In the Citadel, e1-
ceptnR only six cannon ana small store Oh munitions
which were in the palace. In siDal0a, the Rebels in
number about 800 men, under exGen PARA, were com
pletely defeated on the 2lst ult, in Las Higueras
dc Culiacal by Commander SuSano Ortiz; there
manyk killed. but no prisoners taken. The forces
OF Gen. Carrillo which are marching toward
Nuevo Leon arrived at saltillo the 9th inst On the
road between the Hacienda de Ia EncarnaciOn aud Sal
to he oested two DAYS by the forces OF the
utOnist Pedro MARTINEZ, and on the 9th he had combat
with 800 cavalry Of Martinez In which he had
corporal killed and three soldiers wounded. Carrio
that Martinez and yariUas OF his followers were
wounded and many dispersed and that he after forcing
the passage the "Encantada," arrived at BatiO
without being again mOlested. From Monterey
without any news but apparently TrevnO remains there
and Government troops concentrating against him
from different points. RumOs have been afoat for the
couple days that OF the State forces OF Oaxaca
1000 men had marched toward Guerrero and $500 toward
Vera and Pueba TO protect sngs In those States
against JuareZ; but 80 far these ruInors appear un-
founded In rest Of the country few small bands
Of revoluOniss have appeared causing insecurity for
private property and but they not danger
In the computation Of votes for
abe Presidency by the respective Commissions Of Coh
It appears that JuareE obtained 1881 DiaZ 1856
LerdO, 2Si For the absolute majority Juaez required
votes therefore Congress Will have TO elect be-
tween him and DiaZ but, IN Congress there los
Juarstas 35 Lerdisas and 80 POrrStas 1t Is evident
that JuareZ will be reelected.