The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

in fact to a declaration of war On the 18Th abou,
neon he openly declared his ntentious aud le on in
person, al the hesi Of the foreign auxiiaes deter
mined assault upon the Mexican tr pops He was re.
pulsed svirg fifty his dead
the f. ID ard his rails filed with the wounded Ia the
meant me the entire po, uation in arms and his re-
IT was compile ely cus of nothing left sur
FENDER at oisceton, which ne dill with hi ndred
men, few Of his having succeeded in csc ,por
from she city. such has been the termination OF this
aten tedious IN its installation disastrous in its re-
suits. We abstaio from reflections We fear our re-
proac'es would but fall upon the dead
Thus speaks the Trait d. Unisq Of its own couu.
trymen. IL will be borne in mind that these men,
at whose head the Count uDfurled the standard Of
rebellion, ae portion of the two thousand that
were recently en- listed IN San Francisco by Dillon
an De Vallss-ihe French and Mexican Coasuls-
| sid sent by them to GuayDes to serve in the Mex-
can army. 1t looks very much like warming into
| life the viper.
TIE official despatch of General Ysnez states
tia; the number Of the troops under comma nd of
| Boulbon vas four huldrs!, while the force under
his ccnnahd did not exceed three hundred soldiers
| and citizeps The government loss was fourteen
| killed srd cor Siderable number wounded. The
battle coltiLued for three hours. The small verse
which brous bs the Count TO Goaymas escaped. car
ripg If with it about t7rty of those who fed the
field when tie day was lost. all ths arms aud
] Munitions which the Count brought wit 4 him from
| California fel into the hands of the victors
tt SuT,eme government has declared this bat
| tie OF Guaymas worthy 10 occupy page in the his
tory Of the country, smopg the great battles tina
have been fought and victories gained, and eros
| of honor has been created with which all who wer
engaged, will be invested. General Yauez wa
promoted 10 the rank of General of Division for his
] b. illiart services.
We are left much in doubt as regards the
fate Of Count Raousset de Boulbon, for the Diario
ODcidi, petty good authority in such matters, in.
foms us that the trial of this adventurer and his
acc mpicss was at the last accounts from Guaymas,
drawing to clse, and, in all probability, the
Count had been shot on the 10th ultimo." Poor
Beulbon!
The rews from the south--the scene of the ex.
ts nf md hard ptoina ia
veiy important. Gen. NOriega has left the COM
maud OF the government forces in that SECTION, and
followed His Serene HighneSs, to Mexico-bad
health Is reported to be the cause.
Ct neral MOit no, in command of the army Of ope.
rations in the State OF Guerrero has had battle.
At the town OF Zangaugnato, on the 4th of August,
he states he met the revoutonists to the number OF
LOO, and after well contested battle, during which
both armies fOugst With unprecedented heroism, he
remained master of the field, having carried the
enemy for tfcatoDs and put their troops to flight.
Ihe my lost 81 killed aud As wounded, aud AZ
were taken prisooers--among wnom were the mili
tary toUman0ant and the first ana second judges of
Tlapehua's, "whom," Moreno remarks, II will sloot,
IN presence Of my troops, at five O'Clock tbs fnorn
ing, as sn example to all fac1ionists The remsin.
Der OF the pri ers shall, pos ible, send
TO the city Of Iquala, to be placed at the disposition
ef the government" Further song, in his dis 3atch
Moreno stst,s:-"I rs.cfossed the river Tsuxuata
and encampsd on its bank during the night, when
sRain commenced the rttrOgaie march to Tlspchu.
ala, burning all the habitstions OF the rebels both
was five billed ard seven wounded OF the light bat
talloDs OF Zaca'ecas AID Guerrero"
Under the caption Of "mote triuunphs in tie
South" We find that d. Juan Ciepfreso sos with a
detachment Of troops from Cbipanzngo had, whiIc
ic the u suit of body Of the rebels, captured
three nOfoI Iious chiefs, to wit: Papslto Bello;
Hllorio Sanchez, and Manuel Astudilo with several
oti ers wlo were fonnd in their company These
would he decapitated so soon as a det tachment O.
regular troops shc uld arrive at Chilpanz"ga. Au
important colrsspondencs had also beea inaereept
&C by this party which was immediately transmitted
to II 70 Commanding General.
ZamboniriO and H0lgineer, the two officer, who
bad bteD so long kept 10 hostages by General
Alvarez, have been liberaad through the intcryen
tion of Com0ntot, and ths later has arrived the
city OF Mexico. He had private interview With
SaL;a Anna, and has been appointed to the com
mand OF one Of the new vesses Of war now buildiag
Ia the Uuited States. 1t ,s rather singular that
Alvarez did not treat them as Santa Aona has thus
far treated all The re bells that bave fallen into his
power l. e., to q +" passage Of arms"
Two hunorfd troops bad been dispatched from.
Monterey against the revoluti"n;st3 ~ Cudad vics
tora in shn.anlipas. Three other villages in this
State which had seconded the rebellion of Victoria
it s s8d, have returned t. their allegiance.
The government has ordered the rigid.enforcemeuti
of the decree condscating the property Of rebels
III the departments OF Guerrero, Mciioacan and Ia.
mauipas.
General Cespeaes has been second comm lndant
Of tie division of Mexico in place of Betsncourt,
Bineto Viorcal Palverado and Episacio Herman.
dez convicted OF burglary, were publicly executed
An smnests bas bsen proclaimed in favor OF the
sxiltd G.nera Minon and Saurez Navsrro, and on
hel 9Th ST., they re uered upon tie enjoyment Of
Their ,orner grace and emolunens.
Sepor Porto Carrero, tie Spanish officer who
vent to hsxico shott time since from Havana,
has been appointed to tho raak OF commander of
squadron by Santa Aura.
Tne Indians CO. tinue their deprt cations in the
rofttsrn Ststes of Mexico, but ihoy appear 70 be
losiog ground 10 several battles dat have taken
rlace BIT cen thsm aud The troops IN durango and
Nuevs Leon, The troops have been successful; and
il we are to place any confidence in the official
dispatches, the abo igines have been badly whip
pee.
An epic poem is announced as forthcomin short.
", the argument being IN less sal ject than the
ba' tie Of Tampico. 1t vlil doubtless be something
on the order Of oor renowned American eoc--tae
Black Hawk war.
Bordas and Rocco, says tae Irah d. Union, of
The 5,b, lett Mexico yesterday. Ihay carry With
them the regrets and s,mpa'hies OF the d'ettars',
GREAT FIRE AT SuNcooK, N. H.--Thursday NOR.
ming. as we learn from tie Manchester Mirror, a
f.e broke cut in the s1sll manufacturing town of
SuncooE, abcut ten miles from Manchester, by
which ali the tracing est blishments on the main
touched Line 10 lumber, Was destroyed. The fire
first appeared in the rsar Of a large three story
builcipg, built lss' year by Mr.. John Tenant. The
Mirror eds sbe following particulars: =:
.. In the lower story we're three stores; one 90
cupied by A. S an'ding & Co., West India goods
Dealers auoth'r by Mr.. Morse, for dy goods; the
tblfO WAS un02c1plcd; tne secDDd 9fr tflfd bo5iSs
We occupied by the Mesrs. Smith, painters aud
d. al.rs in the eitcss pertaining to their tcane aud
by DR.. White, d ntis'; Also there we're hall and
a school ,oom. TEE building nsarci for 81 900
in the Union Mn'usl at Concord. Spaulliug &
Co, were insured for 81 600 loss ahout $4,000.
Morse was insured Cor 1000 loss 81 500. The po.
| icy Of the Messis. Smth had expired; loss about
| $500.
s nth of this was the /" Stark Building owned
| by the Pembroke mills, and occupied by Samuel
| Appleton and Vim Gordon for boarding houses It
| was q wooden building three stories high, worth
about s4,O00-fuly insured. The families saved
| most of their furniture.
! The fire extended no farther south, but north of
! its staIt il FIRST took large three story building,
owned and occupied by Vim. L. Morse, for tin,
crockery, stove and furniture establishment. The
whole property vas worth about So 500, and insured
| for 81 800.