The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17


We have received BY the ARRIVAL Of the Black Warrior
sdvces from Vera Cruz to the 4th instant and from the
city OF Mexico to the I'd instant The accounts were
conveyed from Vera Cruz Havana by the Dee one Of
the English mail steamers
The immense crowd Of people Of Guadalnara had been
well received in Mazatan From that port 200 men and
four cannon had been embarked for Altats and 100
men were about to depart by land All were poinr to
Culiacan In order to pose the Governor It was rs
ported that the untness Of the Governor would
be declared, and that the establishment of General
Santa Anna would be proclaimed.
The commander Of 0xkutxal writes to the General
Commander Of the State Of Yucatan follows :-oFour
hundred rebel Indians proceeding from Mancanche and
led by Zacarias May, the 31st Of August. at one
O'Clock p NJ, attacked the population OF that state
they at fepulsed in three skirmishes
The sdyioes from uadaiaara ststes tRat eccornv 70
the "Sglo XXX the mission Of the ambassadors near
Gregoro Davila has been useless On the 18th ult.,
6CO men and four pieces OF artillery depart for
Lagos In order to expel Sr PorO troops were
dispersed in their march by the arrival fGenera
who was ut Aquascaientcs and sr Noriega who ac-
cording the paper Of the
OF Gen Santa Anna to which Davila oppo sod The
authorities OF the canton Of Coloan and the
Of Poculo have given their adhesion the au
thoriries The BVua publishes the acts Of
Of Huejucar Ameca Zapotlaneo, Zacoalco Atoyao and
nent Is also recognized According the same paper It
sppers that Allan da la Grn0ta Tala Curquo Magdaena
IeucAutan also 6Cku0WiedRed the provisional
government. The Indians continuing to commit
the most horrible depIedations they invaded Sombre-
rette in the State Of Zacateca and killed twenty two
men, nine women, and girl.
correspondent Of Oajaca remarks that all ths
persons who remained from the convoy OF Major Ber-
nA<d have left Tehuantepec to return to the United
States The letters from Orizaba mention the arrival Of
General rMaras, with body Of cavalry including the
troops OF DON Vlasena of Puebla and the day OF the
departure Of the courier the infantry arrived Ii was
thought that operations would begin BY vote of
fifteen against twelve the council of the government de-
cared that It bad not the right to discuss the opinion of
the committee of the for the convocaton of
Congress
In tho supplement OF the journal Zempoaeca of the
LIST instant, is contained telegraphc communication
OF Orizaba manitestng to his Excelency the appre
sion OF the inhabitants of that city their would
be the theatre of conflict between the two parties
They also complain Of the immense loss which :their
manufactures and their will have to suffer
The last by the English steamer reported that
another had been made at Tampico and
that the inhabitants had declared that they should
acknowledge the government of Sr Cardenas If he was
elsott gain as Governor.
Az for the grave question Of Tehuantepec the Mexi
can government has received from Washing
ton Mr.. Alfred ConkliDg was expected to arrive in
Mexico in few days TO take the place Of Mr. Letcher
who was recalled to the United States.
The brigade Of General Uraga which il at Puebla,
comprises the whole military force OF the republic and
j. the only in which the government has confidence
sr Don Juan dc Ia Granja has finished the teegraphc
line from Vera Cruz to Mexico, and about to under
take the construction Of another line from Mexico
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