The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-10

News rrs0 the Western Ceast or nsxsss.
We have received advices iron Acapulco 10 he
2Sth Of November, together with . copy Of the
Sotsfin OfciaI del Greito Restaxrador de u Liber-
tad Of the 10th. The Boiefsm does not contain much
news, though It represents that the triumph Of ths
revolution was complete in Guerrero. and that in
AichOAcan il was making great Roadway. In ons
or two skirmishes the troops Of The Dictator were
beaten. Our couespondt Mt writes from Acapulco
that there would be news Of importance on the ar-
rival of the govern ment troops and steamers ofwN,
which were expected within month. Alvarez In
drawn up his declaration Ct il dependence, and VA,
making preparations to declare the South new o.
independent republic.
The Pinto Chief was still at Providencia, on which
place he had fallen back after the destruction Of the
Notifications at Ayutla. General yilareal had been
appointed t. the command Of Acapulco, and ON the
i7lh Of November issued the following address to
the people: -
TIE GENERAL OF BRIGADE, fLoRENcIo vILLAREAL,
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF GUERRERO.
FELLow.CITIzENs-An unlocked tor event places
in my bands the political and military command of
this district, which has given such entire cont
dence to his Exceency the General in Chief of the
Liberatipg army; ana trust that fortune, accom-
panyDg my own endeavors, will reward me while
holo,Dg the Office.
Cowpatriots! not sitbstar6ng the difficulties t nat
surround US, We may Congratulate ourselves ON what
we have done; and ask you, in . few words, as II
my custom, to be ready TO protect, at every cost,
Jour persons and your interests The glorious
m3yemen: that was initiated in Ayuta requires the
tIust that tie people OF Acapulco, always true
ana generous, will be- ready 10 aid mo IN eec ting
complete triumoh in that most sacred and Just
cause--the liberty OF tae people-to which IL de-
voted your compairiot and friend,
FLORENcIo VnLAREAL.
Cereal yiIlsreal has also issued the following
FLoaENCIO vILLAREAL, GENERAL or BRIGADE, sU-
pERINTENDING THE MILITARY AND POLITICAL
DEPARTMENTS OF THE STATE OF GUERRERO, TO IT'S
INHABITANTS, SENDS GREETING:
Whereas, one OF the principal desires of our chief
libeIatcr is to project peaceful and hard working
cliZeps, and, not witbstandpg the troubled state OF
the country and the consequent diff Guilty Of eetab
fishing everywhere the plan Of Ayusla, TO prevent
that this enoud be preJudicial to the various
branches OF commerce as pursued amoog our peo
pie; and whsreas citizens OF all classes who are ho
norabiy occupied Ia business, observing becoming
respect to the provisions Of the said plan, ent
ted In their persons and property to the protection
OF tie constituted authorities; aud lastly desiring
without detrment to existing order, To favor pubic
nbet ~ by all possible means, and give every atten-
ton TO the particular interests OF this State, the
robie and patJ ioc zeal OF whose inhabitants il
greatly to be commel ded, in viHtne Of the guber
material powers conferred upon me, do he:eby de-
Greet
Art. |. The introduction Of provisions b, land or
sea into this place ia declared free of all duty from
the dale Of the publication of this decree.
Ant. 2. The official collectors will conduct their
business with Que observance to the disposition Of
the foregoing article.
Art 8. The Ayuntamiento will limit the taxes,
which, until nov, have been imposed on provisions
and ether articles Of necessity TO the following
On cattle, two dollars per head; on swine, one
dollar per head; maze, Iourtn part on each mea.
sure for the support OF prisoners without any other
payment.
Art. 4. If any malicious abuse il committed BY in
PRODUCERS, under cover Of the exempt from duty
granted by this decree, with the intention Of favor
Ing the enemy the parties committing such offence
shan be deemed amsrable to punishment uoder the
rules OF war.
Art. 5. II the abuce is on the part of the authori-
ties, with the view of extoron, or any other crimi
nal design, they will be punished ACCORDING to the
degree Of their guilt.
Art. 6. There provisions shall exist, and must be
punctualy observed, until the revolution shall have
completely tfiumphed.
And in order that none need plead ignorance of
the contents Of this dec. order that it be printed
published and circulated In all the cities within the
limits OF my command, and that o sufficient number
OF copies be forTarded to those who will see to Its
execution.
Given in Acapulco, Nov. %, 1864.
IGSAcIo p. VARGAS, Secretary.
FIoREScIo vuLAREAL, ETC., TO THE INHABITANTS
OF GUERRERO, ETC, SENDS GREETING
In yn,ue OF toe powers and OF the order which
Rave received, hereby decree
FIRST. The laws In relation to passports, hereto
fore dictated for the security Of this State. are
abolished and any one is as liberty to enter either
from sea or land
Second The sole condition imposed upon persons
entering this place or leaving 1t, is TO report them
selves Of the Office Of the Com mandant General, and
ntiify the authorities of their ingrees egress.
Third. In the event f suspicion against any one
-lznA - .s
guilty shall be judged by q military tribunal as
guilty of high treason.
fo,u III. Any other disobedience or abuse of this
law snail be punished according to the circum
8 '3pces CT the cese.
Acapulco, Nov. II, 1854.
FLoRENcro VrLLAREAL.
IGNAcIo P. VARGAs, Secretary.
The New England View OF the Proposed New
Indian Territories.
From the Hartford Courant, Dec. T.
We called the attention of the public some
NOR this ego to the bill Of Mr. johnson, of Arkansas
tories of Chelokee, Muskcgee AMI Caahsa. lying
south Of Kansas, between the lstitudes Of "a ana
u north. and the lopgtudee "a and 100, extending
Gown to the head streams OF the Red river, ia
Louisiana. This bill is made the order Of the day
for the 18th Of this month. Our friends were in.
crtdpleus of the very existence Of snch measure,
and have none OF them responded to the fears we
then expressed.
make three new slave States in that region when
the population is sufficiently large. |, recognizes
che present legislative existence OF tbs Creek,
Cherokee and Choctaw nations, only making these
Legislatures dependent upon Congress, and under
the control o. an ordinary Territorial Governor. 1t
gives to the settled Indian the night Of American
citizenehp, and allows the Territorial government
to be chosen for four years., by those who nave
the power ct voting among the Indians.
Slavery already exists among these Indian tribes,
and its preservation Ii secured by section that