The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

NJ thnks NJ 70 reetoee public spirits, TO preeefye or,
he arst prsssdsat sSali have satrs issaitsss.
Then follow some local axd les which relate Only 70
The ststs Among them the CsSaiics saria With r
merchants who shall aid the revolution with means WI
b paid In duties importation o. thar gceas via
.s saan 's.Iy ave r, ssSs q M
Of TamAuhpaa, 90.
the Nao Il tie 10th have fun account q the
then in arms and almost wholly In their posssssioo
There fad been : terrible bat xatamcras, II
ss 20 hs1s is.s on srs M Sr VA:
on that Of the gents Who therefore, claim to have
achieved great victory. The Flag says
Victoria been for weeks held BY them, and popu-
government formed under the gubernatoriA direc.
ton OF Senior Juan ]. de u Cara He has been Joined
porou Ss Sat-
The state Of Guerrero Notwithstanding the busiy OR
cuAted Of the death Of Gen. Aivarss now In
the exclusive possession Of that intrepid chealu and
every arrival brings fresh Intelligence Of other out
breaks.
On TIE morning Of the 18th inst. furious and bloody
battle was fought between the Insurgents and portion
Of the government troops Of Aatamorss ~ distance
80 At ot from the city that the sound Of the
ss
recruits picked up from the pou g6 and from mechAni
cal trscesmen Of all classes esh from their pursuits
imperfectly armed and wholly unskied in the subtle
They were attacked BY force Of $50 mon, Of the
regular troop; Of Ms.ioS LED By Col CRU. . sh.attsn
vas backed by at least piece (some say two) of
tireIy ~hils the half armed citizens had none But
the result clearly demons raed the heroic courage
Thence and enthusiasm which the sscredness Of their
cause had insriIeA. They met their veteran enemies
and entirely routed them with loss Of ave 81 their
two OIL srs have since died, and the remaining two
badly WOUNDED, The number Of soldiers kiLe and
hss teen yarcusiy estimated at from three to forty
EIGHT probably the latter number will be found to
BE- the nearest correct The insurgents lost not man
and had nn1y al Co1 N8nar
sen: in command, sounded NO parley--oaered no
trns 70 the insurgents, other than those
which xs,. destined fsI them from =: mouth out,
Of the sword the and lance He II said to have
ordered the murderous charge Of determination ct
But he met by those who fought not for fthy
the approving smiles Of yrant monster but FOR thst
priceless boon TO the hearts of freenenthat lost liberty
which hsd been wrssted from them BY their oppressor
inst that Camargo had already fallen into the hands OF
the nsurgents that captured by another army OF
them, under the command Of CarvajAl and certain
Juan villsres Through the arrival Of the mail from
the city Of Mexico ct Maamoras which came In to-day,
we learn that the city and the whole department OF Vera
Cruz has been declared In slate OF SIEGE conse aent
upon pronuncamento which had just occur
red and further, that the reinforcement Of two
to s onss ordered
to Jalsco where revolution had also occurred 1t was
In Guadalajars the capital Of Jaisco that the revolu
and is not unlikely that from the same place may
the mandate for him resign to others the
snea ne has SO badly used We Just fs
at Victoria Learning that their allies at that place
about being they had set out forced marches
at San Fernando half way to Victoria that 1t is prob
able they united With their friends Tuesday Every
thing at seems certainly to denote their complete
The deep discomfort Ii general against the
existing government that it's administrators dare not
the for which gsrrsons the cities Of the republic
through fear that the inhabitants themselves will rise
against them, the cause is removed which
forces them to subsection.