The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

the san time they would have been victorious as thsy
would have taken the ery In the and made them
selves masters of these loud speakers and mischief max
ing articles and they single field piece and
La Veg. was -sl of in this respect The leader Of the
insurgents very ssngune In his expectations aud
expecting " be joined by persons from the city On
the night of ths day three hundred posted
the tops 0o houses, (hsy AAt) around the Plaza,
and the remainder Of the troops with the Geld pieces
retired TO the citadel From this time until the fourth
OF October the government party was - 1t were, BE-
and KEEP. vi,his the citadel and few streets ad
joining and the grand Plaza. The insurgents masters
and between these two p.rss VAS sort Of neutral or
dehateable ground where daily skirmishes Of and
where some courageous feats were performed and, |
aho you can 10 think, some Gil Bias scenes were wit
At this time the cholsra had got well going beth
and horror nd confederation prevailed to great extent
and ON the debsteabls ground were daily kirmshss and
many were killed on both sides; but tho dead had 70 re-
lay SO for number Of days, tropical Ssptsmbsr sun
operating upon them and something awful the
from far and near holding their carnival and not walt
Ing for pronttYcidneptos and proclamations.
In this truly hord state Of things until the fourth Of
troops not bought over) under command Of Colonel
Euofs Rosado from Peto These troops, seven hundred
attacked the insurgents rather unexpectedly in their
rear vhen at the time, sally made from the
citadel, thus placing the enemy In bad az and he
vas muoh cut up and completely routed and he lifted up
prisoners, viz -Coonels Ontiberos and villsmil and
Captain Gro, and all three were publicly shot the next
three hundred odd or the government, officer killed
few wounded and thirty odd privates killed and many
wounded, and also many Of the nhabi'snt: wounded
Colonel sebastian Molss one Of the chiefs, aken
few days after, being betrayed BY supposed friend,
and was publicly shot He thirty two years Of age,
and OF gsntlenaply department. He marched to the
Of execution with all the resign alton Of Christian
and the ooolness Of an undaunted soldier
Colonel Manuel Ceseda Psrna as eludsd the vigsncs
Mt hosA Rhn kiu0h Ma hnnd Ia mi
his head by the but reachery yet DO
his bane that article mighty abundant here -
some kind Of things wakngs on two legs and cssssd A.
homo.
truly beautiful city there Ia not to be found single Eng
Nsh resident and only American resident, who s
This soa nj IN ncs
and comfortable and his house Is within the debatabs
district He had American Gag made and stuck up
. rtaa to define himself 1t was torn down and taken
away upon which he at great risk, sought the Chiefs
and stated who and what he and also complained OF
the affair OF the dag They expressed dspeasure st the
act requesting him home and put up another and
he and his flag and family should be respected This
he accordingly did ard al due respect WAS manifested
and his house became refuge for the ladies', he having
at the least forty fine looking ladies TO guard, &c but
the cholera paic them visit taxing away single ind
vidus viz Mr. Tappsns brother, and then leaving the
dwelling, and also leaving health behind. saw.
Our Acapulco Correspondence.
ACAPULCO, Mexico, Nov. "a, 1859.
Gaze Of Dr. Billings and The Meri,an G6terneH-Reported
Outrages upon ANericans-Aaothr Trsion Of the Story
Necessities Of Travellers to the Port Of Acapuoo-WaM Of
u. Var Ships.
Ny attention has been directed to the article annexed
1t contains heterogeneous mixture which, they
facts would indeed require the presence Of man o.war
to enliven eur evenings with balls and music
This article, or extract, re,cs as follows -
From the Ban francisco Timel and Transcript Nov u
w. sTnAMaR PAoI,Io. oct. 4. 1855
October with load Of coal and stores
sS 70 to Sam m sns 'u
ono mere obliged 70 At Acapulco where wo arrived
To the :upr Of every one the Ramsey express messsn
mao ,T5sS nsrs s Sy s'Fs us with Sss
horses every ten miles in short Of days from New
,ssP' 1s s. Be sssgsf ssas s.
p g. ss
yen receive Mi, letter.
can has Acapaloo 10 an alarming degree
wa there and they have now very fair
from the barber the mail steamers should not
The arrossnoe and insolenoe Of the and on
s1s assn
sss 2F 'sse 3;
wh sT ss
ss oh BY s s' @s sts5 ssu
OF yha: he could not away was publicly conns
there are now confined in the castle $50 persons a. WAS
informed BY DR.: Billings, many among them Amer iears
having remained there from fourteen months down without
army has been two hundred to over ono
Loeb we'll espee.Ily h.v. q
Ways LAST win American. always s.m,iy submit, 70 20
fright such wfongsr' T.
deem important TO the public 70 state that the Times
and transcripts correspondent labos under mental
approximations horrible and to be dreaded
than attack Of calentura-that swarthy looking
Aexoans standing his couch, with "stetto
upfed ready to launch his fral bark into the mys
tic depths Of he river styx." In this overpowerng
climate, wher PERSONS system becomes nsrveles IL
absolutely necessary to minister powerful dose Of
phene In the absence Of that drug shall pre-
scribe for the correspondent dose Of facts which,
hope may have the desired effect Of quietng his apprehen
ors - to the fafety Of American interests in Acapulco
whsnhe assured that matters and things are -
rufled the "Dead Sea- Not being "posted In the
"scieRoe OF SUI gerry, shall heess venture
section Of his communication
Dr. E. 5. Billings not forced to take " French
OF US because he had been sued and required
FUR sh 600 bail for using language Of disrespecu
were treason by the laws Of country have many
citizens among who ought to be sent home for trial
Nor vas his property which consisted OF one half in
terest In "boteca coDfscatsd and sold at public
ton 1t was quietly and peAeesbly left by him in charge
Of merchant of this place to be Sold which has been
done and at private sale, to the medical officer who
Ieved Dr. from his acting position OF health Of
fcer," which office lie held sworn to by him, for
"three months, instead Of four and half years."
asEertsd AS regards the Doctor being forced to take
French leave" OF us, 1t appears 10 be perfectly mex
plicabs ioasmuch he fully that the rg
st. lawrence was daily led, and only short
di lance from this port
The next eusive phantom the ,ondsnt Is seized
with Is the horror OF the Mexican army (bAh being in
oreafed 1T this formidable poiut fre hundred
Thousand strong The garrron, which s the castle Of
San Diego and Is used prison. consists and has for
very long time past OF less than company Of greAs
ers" say fort, men, all told As for the Americans being
prisoners and confined without trial, ter making
thorough examination AN unable to discover single
inoivd1 who even makes prstensous TO American pro-
tect Az to drvipg away every thing AmerisAn
the mail steamers from narbor0 here Is nothing here
TO drive except the piles which being rvsn fast