The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28

We read much about the of Santa Anna in
the Alvarez revolution, at present going in Mexico
but II must remembered that the news which we re-
reive from time to time through only one channel
the Mexican press-whch is altogether subservient to
Abe viii Of his "serene Highness."
We have lately however, become possessed Of docu-
ments taking the other side of the question and from
fhemt does not appear that Alvarez his CO patriots
are such wretches asked to believe From seve
raj OF Ayarezs addresses 10 his sodersnotabe chiefly
Tor their aorse of Santa Anrawe extract the following
notifications and concessions demanded by the revolu
tionis,s =
J. Abolition Of the tobacco monopoly-declaring its
guilty alton and its sale free 10 all
= Abolition of the gun powder MISUNDERSTANDING
us manufacture and sale free
:. Abolition Of the salt mine monopoly
=. Abolition Of the card monopoly
5. Abolition Of stamped paper.
o. Abolition of the excise duties
!. Abolition of the window tax
o Regulation Tor paIochial obventons.
establishment of q tariff of import duties, more
moderate md founded the basis of commercial liberty
carriage Of political journals
II more extended circulation of newspapers among
Inc people than that which obtains at present
IL Abolition Of the necessity OF passports for people
travelling from one part 10 any other of the republic
~ 10 Abolition Of the ridiculous order of Guadalupe
H. declaration that every individual who has out
ragged liberty trampled individual rights or has been
guilty OF acts pernicous to the being Of the nation
is responsible In his person and his property the
jury he has caused.
We have also received accounts of NEE nps held in
Ayulta and Acapulco favorable to the revolutionsts
AT the former, the FIRST of March, the following mani.
iesto was drawn up and printed
Considering that the continuance OF Don Antonio Lo.
pee DC santa Anna in power is hostile public liberty
because, under his government individual rights are
trampled with the most barefaced scandal and are
not even as much respected in the least civilized
Countries
That Mexicans DESTROYS Of liberty are in imminent dan
ger OF being forced under The absolute military yoke Of
dhe man 20 whom the country generously but so de-
plorably confded its destincs.
That na,lipu Ia
has only sought to Cypress and the people by
taxations, without any consideration for their po
Serty-empoying his profits for his own personal ag-
Srandizo ment to raising the fortunes days
by, of of his favorites
That the plan of Jalsco and the opening Of the ports
of the republic is false both in its spirit and in its object
contrary TO public opinion, which has been saed by
the arbitrary restrictions placed upon the public press
That has failed in arriving out his solemn engage
mcnts contracted with the nation when he for
private quarres, and never permit them to enter into
party questions.
That instead OF preserving the integrity the terri
tory Of the republic he has sold large part of it,
tcing our brethren the northern frontiers who will
henceforth be foreigners in their own country
That the nation can continue longer without having
matters settled firm and lasting basis ought its
political existence to depend upon the caprcious will of
single man,
republican institutions are alone suitable to the
country with the total exclusion of every other form
government.
And lastly seeing that our national independence is
threatened by the notorious attempts Of the dominant
party raised by General Santa Anna and using the same
rights that our fathers used in 1s2we hereby protest
sary, the following
l. The public power Of Don Antonio Lopez dc Santa An
ma civil and military is at end for he has forfeited the
When this has been adopted BY the majority Of the
snS y, order tina,
,s. will q ins duty Of the provisional Prs.aen. de-
territory and other Of the public
ihe revolutionary forces aeting with seven ca
states basis Of said lay being
nation is and always shall be ndvisibe and indie
Within days after the provisional President has
entered his duties he shall convoke extraordinary
ins s ss to
public with popular and revising the
The army VIM se sapeysi IL preserving order and
m %s a the the
ff0f Pds, and internal 1T, trade dc
az nGs promulgated under the ad
The passport law and the capitation tax abolished
AL are % 70 ths % S psn who give
viii DO treated enemies Of national indie
10 Seniors GenerssD Nicolas Bravo, Don Juan Alvarez
and Se % pn
making such BIO for tho vel
ereneio viiarea Colonel Commanding the Revolution
tsssys1 samsr.no, comm.ndsn. of Battalion
s Ssads sig 81 s Of srsaad'T
jose Tijon, Lieutenant.
Martin RoTa, Lieutenant
Dion. sio Cruz Captain of Auxiliarss,
Mariana Terry ga, Lieutenant
Toribio Fan era. Lieutenant
Jose Gusto Gomez Lieutenant
Juan Diego Captain
Juan Luesa, Captain.
Vicente Luna Captain.
Manuel Momblau, Aide-de Camp de s. $.
Sergeants Maxine Gomez, fedora Nava
j. cOrporals Modesto Cortes Miguel Perea, Augustn
TINE CARLOS 9s cREsPos Captain, Secretary.
The foregoing manifesto and plan were sent from Ayu
IA to Acapulco where meeting held by the revolu
tonst8 the eleventh Of March, and another plan al
ing parties, viz: -
ignacio Comonfort retired Colonel
Rafael Soils retired Colonel.
! Miguel Garcia, Lieutenant Colonel.
snasi0 Psrs. varsss m Of Battalion
Juan Hernandez, Captain Of Active Militia.
Luis MslIini, jose Marin
Manuel Maza,
Francisco Pacheeo, Mauricio Trias
hntopio Hernandez. Tomas d'Aauno
Mucio Tellechea, Gerardo Martinez.
Bonifacio Meraza. Miguel Garcia
sEReEASrs
Marine Boca negra, Concepcio Hernandez
Jscinto Adame,
Jose Marcos. Marcelo Medrauo
Atanasio Guzman
AtoDaco Guzman, Rafael Roles
Feline Gutierrez,
Theatres and Exhibitions.
BROADWAY THEATRK.-Shakspeare Is tragedy OF " Romeo
and Juliet announced for this evening" the receipts
being the benefit of Miss Julia Dean She will appear
viii conclude with the comedy Of 'Faint Heart Never
Won Fair Lady"
: BowRy THEATRE The complimentary benefit to Mr. r.
Johnston comes of this evening when will be presented