The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12
ADDITIONAL FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

had asked permiasi0n Of the supreme government
tic 6eld Of Angostura Cor Buena Vista, a We cal
iD, In conmsmoration Of the glorious victory OBJ
tanned by the arms Of Mexico, headed BY that war
meteor, the lustri0us hero Of hundred fights (and
Ban Jacinto beaides), his Serene Eghns 50 DON Al
tonic Lopez % Santa Anna, over the North Amer
lean invsden" Comment on this audacious piece
Of rhodomontade would be supernuous.
Among the recent promotions made BY the Diets.
tor u Il q Of Senor Andrade to the rank OF General
Of Division. This ia the officer who was beaten at
Cucuas, ON the 2lst Of October, by detachment of
Alvarezs troops under General Talgaro. We pre-
sumo, from the fact Of General Aud. de's promo
ton, that Santa Anna, with his usual 0plonb, in
tends to celebrate this defeat - Q victory.
The supreme government reports having received
intelligence from Chipsncingo that SON Of Avares,
important chief Of the revolution in tho eouth, had
been captured by government troops, and that COL
Aorena had completely routed the rebels ct Coyuca.
A report Of the Commandaat Eugenio Vargas,
dated the 22d ult. which had been received at the
capital announces defeat Of band Of eighty reyo-
utionists, commanded by Ignacio Morales and Julian
Moreno.
It w,uld appear from tho following that We are
never to hare an end Of the diplomatic coat and
Marcy breechss difficulty The Mexican Economic
of the 7th ins, in speaking Of the lately postponed
ball at the LoDjs, and the causes Of the postpone
ment, Says
dered coats plain coats ought to have been at
the ball which suspended the evening Of the 9th
Of september-appearst to be st enyeloped in myster
Last week we suspended an article written for the
purpose of explaining all that had taken place. in order
to plee, and to confirm the particulars of IL by
translation Of the official pondence with the corps
dplomaiqae, publication of which had been promised
good authority that correspondence has been
opened by the corps diplomdtique account Of the
above mentioned article in the Didrso Cfca no orders
have been given yet by the government for publ
CATION We therefore beg suspend once more our
article until something more certain is known about
10,
expectations Of the public excited by the Ddio Official
In the meantime we give translation Of the eighth ar
tce OF the circular decree Of the 9th September 1853
which proves that the government had right expect
the corps dpomaquc to attend in uniform, as they did
several times before at the balls in the Lonja:-
accompanied by the Secretaries Of State and induced
by particular circumstances to attend in full uniform,
this circumstance win be communicated by the Secretary
OF State for Foreign Affairs to the senior of the corps
dpomaque in order that by giving notice to his col
leagues, they likewise viii present themselves in uni
form, if they wish to attend the ball
On such occasions, and at the moment that each OF
the foreign ministers arrives at the door of the building
where the ball takes place. he will have himself
nounced by the servants placed for that purpose give
word to another that his arrival may be known
within by the persons appointed receive in order that
they may out to the place agreed upon for the pur
pose Of introducing him.
We are authorized to say that the American Minister
had agency in proceedings considered dscourteous
by the public is well known that the United States
had uniform for its foreign ministers and that the
resident in Mexico had always appeared, and had been
courteousy recognized, at all the festivals and public
bitions in the same costume by the Presi lent
and the ministers of his country at Washington;
therefore the invitation from the Minister of Foreign
Affairs to the corps dplomatqre to attend In uniform
could not have been intended FOR the American minister
The other ministers, however, who all have uniforms
prescribed to them by their respective governments
in which they have appeared all similar occasions,
to be under certain MORAL obligations to explain
why, on this particular OCCASION they departed from
the common practice which, in its seeming dsrespect
has led to SO disturbing to the society Of
| the capital.
We are further authorized to say that the American
Minister had so little information to where the refusal
of his colleagues was tending that he and his family
prepared to attend the ball in question: when they
were informed Of its having been suspended.
In It's number Of the 14th, the same pape. says
only this fuIthOD0n the subject
The coat question, it appears been abandoned by
the government and therefore cannot do less than
opinion that the old coat is an archaeological question
We certainly cannot but agree with that view, at all
i nns OF antiquity TSs PerR nearly ,s
far as to find an enigma in the matter.
l The bal, however, took place on the evening Of
the 18th Inst, when about five hundred persons were
present, two hundred Of whom were ladies. The
Though Invested Of its principal object by the isa
greeable circumstance ntoned in last it fully
attended by the tae Of the capital and went or with
eca His Serene Hghness the President did attend
nor was it graced by the presence Of his beautiful
| relation within the last few days.
Sehor Aibino Carbelo Secretary Of the Prefecture
Of Vera Cruz, has been dismissed and exiled to An
tigua, fer want Of devotion to the supreme govern
ment.
Correspondence csthe Trait d. Union, from Topic,
dated September 7th announces that, by the arrival
at San Bias Of Hamburg steamer, chartered by the
Mexic An government, and destined for the block
of Acapulco, intelligence had beens received from
| Guyamas, stating that both officers and privates
| and al except TIE engineers Fand some twelve or
fourteen others that preferred to remain in Mexico
| OF the French who had been engaged in Boulbon's
attempt, had been embarked thence for Upper Cali
fornia, Peru and Chilli In short ALL 1t was thought
were pardored. Those who preferred to remain in
Mexico were sent to Mazatlsn; bnt arrived there,
| they were unexpectedly sent by Gen. Blauco, as
prisoners OF war, to San Bias TO be sent thence to
Guadalaiara. On their arrival Ct San Bias they
were Sent to Tepis. Thirteen arrived there on the
24h. On the 25th, at daybreak, forty.two left for
Mexico for the most part mounted on asses furnish.
| ed Them by the kindness of the authorities. Il is
hoped that the President will finally pardon them
| ALL
1t is said that some Of the German officers en-.
gsged against Raousset had promised him, two hours
before the engagement, to act with HIM and join
him; but they were in communication with Yanes,
and communicated to him all Raousset's plans.
General Yanes declares that in ali Boulbon q papers
ne bss not found anything to compromise single
Mexican. All shown BY them to be connected with
him were foreigners.
the French taken prisoners ct Guaymas and for ali
exllet ON account OF their political opinions. Some
seem to think it not unlikely that the governments
may grant it.
baud Of robbers and murderer, near Teuic
have been committing atrocities amongst the most
horrible that ever human nature had to shudder at
letter addressed to the Trait d. Union gives long
account Of their monstrosities ON men, women snd
children, as also on property; which last, how
ever, sink into utter insignid .ance by the side
Of their personal cruelties. They number some
forty'two and from estate 70 village, and
village to estate, they have proceeded perpe,ratng
bIutalities which the most depnyed Imagination
could not surpaM. Il is impossible for rs to enter
into particulars, first on account Of the nature Of
the deeds, and secondly on account Of the space .
recital of them would Occupy. We can only ex.
press our hopes thst these wretches, worse Ia
eavsgism than the most fendish Indian Of whose
doings We have any record, may speedily meet their
reward.
A terrible storm has been experienced on Vera
Cruz, commencing on the 9Th inst. Tho road was
to suspend running, and the conducts took i've days
to go three leagues.
There Ia evidently 4 vary favnrieh sfsko ~ Sasiins