The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
ATrEMrTEp RRyoLUTION IN YgCArAN.


By tieam the New Orleans Courier, October 20
have receiyays last evening of the steamship Texas we
BY the last ro Sepa Gn % that the steamer
troops board whSd left Vera Cruz Tor fuca.ap wn
veiuonary moyementre destined to suppress some re-
reached us appears M nsurraot;on WAS really
the Of the movement or not ma any IT,
appears, however that the saed the ci.v of
RACES and depredstiops On the limiting mar out
under ColcpeL Rosado and Oliver the msco.tants sis
Eersed During this time the cholera which sad to
have been brought by the insurgents from valaio,d
had ragged iearuy and continued Its vages after the
fight Of the rebels.
The consequence that the forces which had arrived
from Vera Cruz could not be Merida They were
to remain in CamPeche, and, shoudsthe cholera appear
there be sent sal 1t that the Indians were
menacing the points from which the earrsons had been
withdrawn
BY the following bulletin of General La Vega, it seems
that pretty severe fight must have taken place in
Merida
Most Excellent Senor-Aer well sustained and constant
S ss day. with so
the troops Of the supreme governmeatwhom have The
ii .s
~ IN. r . in eee nothing but the
ia city, bringing misery upon the hundreds Of innocent
los. tho rebels according reliable data which
h klled and wounded in battle, and two hundred
ss
sices and s musmsts ana other ar
together SNh some few persons followed them
cSSrs towards the mountains in Of sheits the
sS psrt,,an OF social disorder can succeed in finding
Detsssd Sy public opinion consider i. impossible
Tranquilip the end fall on their delinquens heads.
aTs noSdas where The
ryng still w.aas
deeds the certainty Of oaPsS %ss rsm0r'0 for their 'S
Merida, Oct. II 1850. La VEGA.
The cholera continues its ravages in Oaaca Il said
TO bt than IL in IA Rail-
MES daily observed offered up to Heaven
stay the pestilence Many prominent person have sue
of the epidemic is attributed to act tat large quan
titles OF fruit daily sold and consumed ia spite Of all
the precautions taken TO prevent it.
General Wall has arrived at Maamoras with forcs Of
two hundred men
The Indians continue their depredations in yarious
places They have appeared around Cara and Mari
From the New Orleans Picayune Oct 2e.1
Inc iexas lett Vera Cruz on the I'D inst she brings
The following passengers:-
Mrs isunza two children and two servants; r. Escau
don l. Thompson, Goupil Fortey de Zavato, NJ Curtz
ti " de Montenegro de Isunza 2. Porras J. Salazar
Franco, Mexican Secretary of Legation TO London. +
xsap Capt o. Eyng Mr. W. Lee, and seventeen
,rhe Texas brings $a4 1853 in specie, consigned
loSs:-
Never Mummy 4 Co. 1000 PUG Aretano.... 500
tameiden 1858
She also brings thirty balss Of tobacco for Rnno
fncero, and one box for Brugierre Co.
There ttle of novelty in the papers brought by the
Texas.
The Eoo dd Comecio of Vera Cruz publishes ia supple
20 It's issue of the l9th of the comuete
suppression Of the revolution in Yucaan This has not
beer done without copsdera BILE blood however for
Gen de ia Vega, in despatch from Merida dated the
Nth inst, states some 800 killed and wounded. besides
some zoo who had fallen victims the cholera which
was prevailing there.
Another long decree the subject of passports has
been issued, ana the wonderful efficacy Of those nstru
ments in preserving law and order is proclaimed with
Csstan grandiloquence aud ignorance by the Eco del
GHaci0.
The cholera st ravsges oaiaca and other places in
the Several perrons of have ei from
it, and some OF them in the of very few hours
One OF the causes to which its continuance attributed
IS that IN spite of the endesvors 81 the authorities to
prevent it, fruit and other equally injurious articles are
olt about the city The papers also regret employ
ment In some parts Of the city of professional per
sons TO attend treat ope attacked the disease
The LTorio Cfeidi Of Mes co announces that by the
last packet money sent to Loudon the diy
oend then becoming due under the convention of 1850
The Minister Of Fosento has issued a communicat ton
from the Patent Office of this country, proposing an
exchange Of seed and slips Of plants grown in the two
countries.
The Stgo AK announces that Gen VOL had arrived
AT thu port OF Matsmorss with force of 200 With
svhat object they tai en- there is not stated
Senor Don Bruno OTd.rez has been appointed Governor
Of the Palace OF iacubaya, in place OF Codimsnes.
General Ventura Mora I'd died at Mexico from an at
tact Of epopiexv.
No fewer than 2e3 robbers assassins thieves &c. were
sent IRON Mexico to Vera Cruz the l4th instant
senior Don Miguel Rarbachano has been appointed and
taken the oath ~ Chancellor Of the State
some difficulty has arisen between the Mexican 90.
efnnient ard The Spanish Ambassador he latter of whom
had consequently suspended his official functions and
was awaiting the result of communication Of the cir
cunstances to Madrid. 10 the meantime himself and
ady had left tue capital for Vera Cruz ostensiby for
the change Of air No particulars OF nature Of the
difficulty sre given in the papers before us.
The Indians in Durango and Nuevo still continue their
ravages but numerous expedite been fitted out
against Them, which promise t, be rather too much for