The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
Tn. Monitor Repngleane Of the aOtb has the follow


The Monitor Republicans, of the sOtb has the follow
The Eco Of yesterday gives an extract from private
from San Luis which represents the legislature OF
that state in much by the
OF Psrsdes This psrsonsgs though not presenting him
self 10 public had considerable infuence with portion
several at ono which they determined upon
restoring Adsme to the government The writer infers
that the authorities of the State had decided upon no
particular plan Of operations adopting neutral course
between Santa Anna and Paredes.
IA despatched for Tampico, and has written to head;
quarters on the sutjsct II the export duty reduced
to per cent, 1t will certainly leave"
INDIAN DRPREDATIoNs.
The Isdians, abcut 400 strong, came down nom the
mountains, and attacked the hamlet Of TERRA Nueva
They committed I'll eorts of excesses. robbed all that
they could, killed five six set the prisoners at liberty
and then withdrew short distance from the village
with the Intention Of attacking 1t or some other in the
The Union Of San Luis Of the aai inst contains sew
eral documents 10 regard to the approach OF the Amsr
We alluded 10 the matter 10 Saturdays paper. The
project of Rio Verde to whom the Of the State
bad written that goods could be brought into the
State unless taken by guerrieros writes the prefect
Maz to the following effect viz that In that
point to defend 1t with the standing force at
that place
The Governor writes to the project at Rio Verde, as
we have stated that no goods will be admitted except
fuch as arc taken by guerreros Another letter from
the project Of vonado states that ho has given orders to
the prsect Of Catorce to have the enemys forces recon
way He forwards the srmistice and requests the pre-
feet mentioned to protest against the occupation
The Official Register Of DURANGO contains note from
tho Governor 20 the Secretary Of the supreme Govern
ment dated the 10th inst announcing the arrival Of
in that psce during the or exisepce OF the
war. The Governors Communication, on the SUPPOSE
of The nrmstice on the par Of
the American troops He also states that the American
authorities were exactrg excessive taxes or Aicanaias
LATE FROM YUcATAN.
TEenv tho ANIL
The 8. schooner F.lcon, John J. GLEASON, Lieut.
rived Yesterday from campsaoby whence she sailed on
the ga instant.
Lieut. oaSeon mas Dr0ugnt over imPor!ent oespstones
Ior tho government 1t washington, which will be Tor
warded by mail to.dsy We have been favored by him
with papers 60 for which ne has our
Ire nsarrection OF the Indians IN the state OF uca
immsoato renet Deatn ana IRE marx the progress Oh
the holans Every voWn nacienoa anu Fsnono 10 osne
laid waste BY fire. The inhabitants are fleeing to the
nortnefn coast inoee VINO sii 1nto tne nanos o. tno
savsges are tortured TO DEAN. some heve
TAKEN sneiter In the ISLANDS OF Cosmci OF MaSeres
snd o. CSntsy The coast between SoSa &c Gern ana
the interior country laid waste who are vending their
way IN tns aireSon o. sisa ana emoarkng, as opPol
thousand passed, in the course Of a few days, the
vsEs Q! sian, on me oocs1 ae, taspg .ne pSscn -
the safest way They are IN starved miserable and
MsIPess coneilon ana, e a. may apPssi
snsy are ieouceo 70 exse%e wsn. sno tTa., zoo, ~
ssm;,;. r rsd Hv - nov.vt rd msr hovs woh;nS
knftk ~l.k xt.fu HanA ThA Ea1n
pu. sne sc;n oio.nng On .ne.r oac.s. no Ac con
W.nri O 5000 ~ oa% tntrn "r. r.c, LA
peopaO ne nno.e. anu swensy.onT woto ,s0s s
Wu Hosa anu sS xIey c Sme '
ana ae Soa az sne @ @ .. 70 onS.
H 4; CR 'p IT, 0, ot ' .nt 49, ~ s s,ar.
he{n0 tall bunOo osuoa In Ia
mediate relief of the nsoue sions the in order to
embark them without delay % the latest information
represented the Indisns in from seven to nine lesgues
Of the coast about Silan
The Indian force 10 variousy estimated to be from
thirty to fifty thousand and they have from i've to six
Thousand with srms.
TIE foil wing parts Of the country have been ravaged
by the savages:
The Dis rct [poriido] of Valadolid composed Of
CITY, twenty six VILLAGES Tpusjlosl one hundred and
seventeen 6aoiendas and one hundred and fifteen ram
chos.
The District Of Tisimn composed Of one large town
II villages, SO beciendas and ITO ranches.
.;.ndo. "a S1s .onobos' r
The District ~ Iotuta comno.ad of IA villsgea II
b.e;sndas ana ~ ranchos S1 -
Tn. n;strce ~ P.to comro..a NJ ona ,.rvs town 90
VILLAGES AZ hscisndss ana All rsnehos
Ths Di.trict ~ Rsosiar comnossd n v;,Iaos, ha
cisndss and ~ ranchos