The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-03

From the New Orleans Bco.
Thanks to private conveyance, TO which 1t was In
trusted have receved correspondence from the
city Of Mexioobeng, in this respect far fortu-
nate than many Who believing in Santa Annals honor
fancied the mail would be allowed to pass without
perng with its contents But TO letter which will
be found interesting =
The government organs after boldly denying the rebel
loa Of Gen Alvarez, now compelled to acknowledge
ciaily Wanted as great general hero Of the war Of
Independence, lloyd santanaaa knight Of the pure
varez the negro Alvarez the traitor Alvarez the
sin and coward who refused to charge at Molnos del
Rey Alvarez the tiger and panther invent none Of
the ministerial press As matter of course, Alvarez
retorts kind The panther growls. Santa Anna is
monster who aspires to the imperial throne Such are
the amiabe expressions exchanged between these gen.
temen there L vast deal Of truth At
little. While waiting for the bsserents 10 asht or
tutes the art Of war in this country Xivarss has
brought host Of Pintos into the eld and Santa Anna
has despatched eleven thousand against him 1t is
rumored that the 1th regiment Of 0aaca had been cut
to pieces upon entering the hostile territory but this
doubtful positively state, however. that deser-
ton has thnned the ans Of the troops far
away. A Mexican friend of mine sums up the con-
sequences Of this famous revolt armies
on both sides will make prisoners Of 800 400 shAkos,
1000 guns 1000 guitars all the cannonthe latter be-
ing unable to away always captured Afterwards
negotiations win begin, formal proclamation will be
issued that Alvarez Is not bad he sees that he
headed but good fellow, and that Santa Anna Is the
greatest general Of tho nineteenth century, the rivals
win then embrace, and all the ministerial papers will
chaunt in chorus the return Of the Golden Agen am
not of this opinion but inclined to think this revolt
the commencement of general pr0nuscs0mens0 Dis
content prevails universally, the people crushed BY
TAXATION commerce languishes, the Indians, who are
generally Indifferent to their masters exasperated
at forced eves made amongst them and at the bur-
dens imposed on them. How patient soever nation
may when they perceive that their rulers are at once
despotic stupid and cowardy they need but slight i'm
pulse to drive them to resistance The movement has
begun, and 1t may end in general revolution.
The ministers issue code every month They are Sc
duousy engaged in destroying every trace Of organiz
ton that yet remained in this unhappy land cry day
they copy thirty forty pages of the French CODE which
they duly with certain extavagant nonsense OF
their In fact Senior Bonilla aud Senior arez are
running to discover who shall put forth the largest
number Of DEGREES within given time.
Political persecution continues extensive scale.
Messrs Luis de la Rosa Munos Ledo, Ortega, Buenros-
tro and other influential members Of the moderate party
have been recently exiled Luis de la Rosa scky and
quiet gentleman is banished with many friends to Yu
ter Of Finance of H. S. H. sent for at the National
Palace yesterday and it Is rumored that he will be
PEELED from the republic. The of his disgrace is
the detection of his friend and parasite COmonfort Gov
ernor of Acapulco who has declared for Alvarez, and
been appointed by that chief Governor General of the
Southern coast 1t ia said that il Alvarez should be hard
pressed by Santa Anna he will apply for aid to Walkers
the merchants Of that city accused OF secretly con-
nving at the movements of the libusters. am in ex
pectaton Of hearing that Snaoa and Sonora have
revolted.