The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-11


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ACAPULCO, Ocs. Z, 1854.
Ayrsst aad H. Treatment of a Messenger Of the
Uaifed States Legdii0n-- Continuance Of the
Bisckade-Pyogress of the Revoption--A address
Of Genera! Alrures to the Araay Of tn, North.
Captain H. stocker, bearer Of dispatches from
NJ United States Legation in Mexico, having ef
fes.ed his escape from Omsto-aec, arrived in this
port or the 3Oth ult. He was accompanied BY W.
vozAn and his wife, American .i.izess. Through
Ne kindness Of the Captain herewith append
copy Of his affidavit in the premises. and, as it
speaks "smal volume ia itself, 1 leave com
nentfer others.
The blockade is still of the harbor, tie orders
being, under the penaly Of death, to permi: no yes
ssls 10 enter. What the result Of their fe.ng into
cur mail steamers will be, afser the letter OF Ca >
III DoFDin, Of the Portsmouth, remains for she
sequel 10 ryove.
Col. Eucarnacioa Alvarez. son Of the neral, u
q the bead IF Fix bundrsd guerillas, on the frna
tier. He b,s already captured 500 tcad of cat.ls
frcU tne government forcss, and taken num6e.
Of prisoners.
The General has issued proclamation t, the
soJ1krs OF she North, which il fall o. yaisr pasri-
0si.m. al hatred Of tyranny, AID, to those VIE
late 81 interest in snch Insters, is an address,
Worth. tie Chief am Of The Revoiotiop.
property Of those engaged in g revolution, have
made abortive attempt 20 raise The ri1d. They
were nj able to find single purchaser " sen Cen
erai Valeliai's property, neas the city OF MEXICO
Provisions have become very ssarce. comnandiog
mos. exo bitsnt prices, aud not pound OF -four IN
The Whole city. Yours, Bosr0N
6ohjained You will end the documentary evidence
sB&absbirg Ire facts in Capt lin Stockers case,
also translation Of General Alvarez's address t,
hts army.
DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE oUTRAGEs coaaIrrED
ON CAPTAIN sTOOKER, BEARER OF DISPATCHES
PROM THE UNITED STATES LEGATION IN MEXICO.
Certificate q Charles L. Deamdn Uaitsd Stctes Consu
at he pCrt 81 iedpuloo o. me authenticity of The fol
UylTrp STATES CONSULATE
AcAruIco Mexico.
j, Charles L. Denman, United States Consul at ,th
yor of Acapulco III tie Republic of Mexico, DO hereby
certify that the following Instruments in wriargtho
AFFIDAVIT of II. stocker aud thc appointment of said
Book Of Protests1 of this Consulate, folio 235-hs
former the original, the latter from certified copy
recorded of the original and such entitled TO full ash
Given under my hand and official seal of office at my
public Office TIC United States Consulate in the port anil
republic herein set FORTH on this the htth day of
october, A. u. thousand eight hundred and 6fty
sss.s.s+.s.sss.ss CHARLES l. nESMAN,
OFFICIAL United States Co, sui.
ssssssss@ssssssE
United States Legation tn Mr;co 10 TIC Uated State,
Consul al Acapuco, as TO hi imprisonment aad de,en
route.
UNITED rarRs CONSULATE
AcArtLco, Mexico. !
Personally appeared before me, Charles l.. Denpan,
United States Consul for The port OF Acapulco u the
republic of Mexico, H. Stokcr, who being duly and
soeninly sworn for truth states foows-That dcpo
nent lett the city OF Mexico accompanied with Mr.
roxn and his wife, American citizens the second day
Of August of the en- route for the port Of
Legation, Mexico to the United States Consul in
tae port Of Acapulco, and proceeded an his miss,on
and I'll
of Mexico, at which said town deponent wa
and detained two hours by the comnanlant, seat
with soldier to town called Ayuta said soldier stop
Ped deponent and his party at sxanche and veurned to
Cruz Grande for fresh horse finding the he rode
unable 10 continue and not returning on tho follow
ing day deponent AMI his party proceeded on their jour
Terra Coaraa the river Nespa end was there are 4
al by the officer in command, and again exaa,ised and
10 Ayatla and after mprisonmen Of three days the
ssmmandsnt gave depenent a passpsst, wherehs was
might travel t. but in said passport the port Of Acpu
80 was not nansd That daponent and dis party after
essd day Of September, where they reaned until tie
eighth day Of the ssme month, and leassg for Cruz
,op Inc Rurpose Of pursuing their surney TO-
unusual harslIness BY the soldiers who atteEsp d TO
hind deponent and his party with ropes aud at the out
sent and his party should they oar resistance vien
aepopent recogaiscd friend who was sent tbrssb
whose ntcrccssen with the officer In mand Of ssid
soldiers deponent and his party were prisoncd uith.
sut being bound by ropes ond thus dstained Cor two
days, and then sent under guard town caed One
soepec and there detained day and sent back TO Qua
lspect the oficer in command not permitting deponent
and hts party 10 return 10 Cruz Grande that deponent
and his party effected trr escape from tho latter
town, and after great uaerings and privations Cor
want OF food and p being forced to seek refuge In the
mountains, fearful Il detectisD until Opponent aud g
party had passed the government troops and their out
post after which depoaent and bis party resumed the
road and arrived in the port Of acapulco the evening
Of sptember Both without further ssoessaor, and de-
uyerd the despstches to the United States Consul being
afynine days in perforniinga Journey Of six or eight
and further this deponent saith not.
tSgncd,) II. STDCKER
sworn and subscribed before me- at my public office,
United States Consulate In the port and republic as
~ rein set forth this the fifth day OF October A. D.
ore thousand eight hundred and fifty -four. In test
~ oaHeial seal Of oace.
HsA1 (HARTc ~ I. DENNAN m a Cananl \