The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-11
NAMES OF AMERICANS hkscuku Al hAzArLAN, rnon
TIE MsxICAEs, BY THn UNITED ST .TSs STEAMSHIP

IoxTsMorTH, y. A. poRNis, ESQ, COMMANDING.
I Will sn Sn.l,ng Rostcn, Geo H-ushon-, New York,
w Warren New York, Longsy, New Hampshire
Jol n Lewis :" A Emlatt, Missouri,
A. n. tkr,ens, Homps'e, John Victor Ohio,
Pa al Eaton, Lnuisisns, Charles Herr,
j NJ Iempaik, Ohio, August st.bs, Texas,
2. johann econ. California, George Shiel, indana,
Ferair and 81 ang Ohio III Byrnss South Bostou,
N chsei K. mp Ohio. is,sr blolin. New York,
Henry amms~Aer Ohio, nry Ho man,
George Croft n York. Kendall, BuuA0 r.,
Milton outright, Pennryra John Humster, Ohio,
John " Morrison, Ohio, George Lover, PepnsYivs'a,
8. r. simpson, Philip Lehl, Missouri.
UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP PoRrMoUrH,
AcArUtoo, juno 7, 1854. !
Acapulco still In the Possession Of tie Reeolationis
Alrarez AJout to Receive Loan Of s. ZOO, 900 from
San Fruncisco-Th. N1o Americo~ C.rs~l.
We arrived at this port the ID inst, nine days from
Mazsan This city ia perfectly quIot buainess Is at
stand s--oply vessel in port tho American bark
Serene OF San Francisco. The city and fort stu
the possession OF general Alvarez and hts party and 1t
will be hard days job for Santa Anna to rout him out
Alvarez wi,b tiIee thousand troops, Ia the pass
twenty les distant from bero The gallant and brave
Colonel CSmuerforo with four hundred brave soldiers
holds The fort which is mounted 10 mcst powerful
manner
on goth Of las. month Santa Anna, with ak thou
sand tr ops, re'reaed, and started back towards the
city Of Mexico al IL said siii receive bv the
nj 1t steamer from Francisco loan Of three mil
lcDs Of dollars The whole fuhatana are opposed TO
Santa Arrn Tho is "n"~n with the tyrantl Long
live Alvarez" who II IL said is awaiting to give Santa
AnIs another warm recei ton should he come back
| Mt rermsn, az your city, tho new Consul at this
place. suucb lifpd Joseih Matter a native of Pro-
violence r died on board Of this ship on the slst Of
the 10Th inst for home BY way 0! Calao and Valparaiso.
AL hands well W. r. G..
UsirZD STATES STEAMSHIP PORTSMOUTH,
/ AcAptLco, June 20. 1854
The ios Victoyy Santa Annas 7roops-Ba Feeling
1 Of the Inhabsdn,s u Acapulco against Santa Anna-
f,rd "a, Cr,,E .r IN
for TIC Rerolutioass-zac Blockade knocked into
CocIed Hal b. tac o. s. s, Portsmouth,.
Since my last to you. which dated at this place,
have 70 communicate TO you the following additional
news which confident will be read with interest by
/ your numerous readers.
On the 10th, detachment of General Avaress troops
gave battle to Gen, Santa Annals troops tho Mes
caa river captain thirteen Of Santa Annals soldiers
killed, and forty taken prsoners with twenty pack
mules and large quantity OF baggage and stores Santa
Annals troops then reiterated. There in Acapulco
about thousand troops. Tho rest of Gen. Avarezs
army stationed at different points the National
road between Acapulco and tho City Of Mexico. These
troops all well drilled and determined that the
State shall be free from Santa Annals yranncsl yoke
lose their lives in the attempt.
The vet season has commenced, and much lighting
turn TO Acapulco whenever he poases and he win myet
with much warmer reception than he got last month
armed and ready, at moments notice, fan in the
ranks and follow their noble leader the Fox Of the
mail steamer Golden Gate, from Panama came In with.
out bciog moceted by the bockading squadron, they
wstsr anS ana st The ssms ~
Col Commerford who distinguished himself by hi gal
coaepcs in The defence Of hs place has gone to San
that Alvarez 10 expecting To receive from that city Two
Mexican merchants Of Acapulco who were known TO be
friendly Santa ANNA werc sent out OF the place, and
took passage In tho boat. A as any 10
found to express opinon friendly towards Santa
49, e. 1a.vn orltl. f~xxs
possible, he or they are sent away in solae vessel
leaving tho port Santa Anna /, spoken Of in Aca-
10 get onsrspped within the Limits of this place hts
head win surely off. It the intontion Of Colonel
steamers q, and man them cor,e down. and drive Off
the blcckadiDg squadron which consists of the bark
erpeition Of seven guns, and two soops Of ono gun
each.
"a being off the port wo Immediately got under
! way, add proceeded ont Of the harbor 70 con-
10Y he. into port. When ., We co. outsias, the
the Stephens about the dstanco to the souh~srd
Of the port We arod tbrse guns as signal for the
because her commander did not wish 70 into the port
or because he could not hear accordingly
out and run down to tho Anna both and
L. VIM Parker and Captain Tyler sgert for the steam
went board OF her to ascertain upon What authority
they stopped the any other Aeri vessel
from ing in Rer commander replied that he received
orders from General Santa Anna allow any yes.
seIssnd most particularly the stcarnerso enter the
port lie admitted that this just and that his
force weak and Captain d. required 1t Of him he
would leave the coast uo informed that his govern
mont would he held rousbIe for oil dsnsges and
that We In particular hurry, and thought we
should remain about Acapulco Cor tho present and
the steamers in and out OF the port We then left
him and returned TO port.
On the morning Of the 10th, news srriyci
ct Acapulco that the city of Mexico, together
with six Of the States hal revolted In favog of
Alvarez and against Santa Anna sarte Of ono hundred
guns fired from the fors the bells rung and II
q day Of general rejoicing Tas afternoon shall
20 outsde cruise off the harbor until tho steamers
from sen Francisco and Panama along (which will
probably be to morrow and convoy them in and ont of
the port Il ia expected II ut shall have for Caso
about the hrst OF July Al handa well VEG.
AcAPUIco, June 22-9is P. NJ
F.ral RGisins Of the Blockade.
SR-I hasten to drop you few Limos before the mail
comes in. since letter bag closed this morning
We got under weigh and went outside ana alongside
! Of the Santa Anna. Captain D. sent q messenger
board to inform her commander that had out 10
convoy the steamers into port, and shoua do
they hovo In sight Her commander rcpied that he
should consider tho blockade broken, and should
quit forthwith he accordingly made all sa and lett for
Mazatlsu 20 the port Of Acapulco s again open to all
Tho ctmmarder OF tho Santa Anna glad TO have a
chance to leave; he stated that he short OF prov
sons, he cut OF OF seventy 6vo, twenty GIVE on
tic sick list hal onf!so four within week had not
heard from Santa Anna for time. The English