The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

t. nor Pue bits have any s-are in this traneacs0n
The revolution ,s Ne, leon y going fcswsrd
cut off, vet little or n, positive inform alton. 1t
10 asic that the Insurgents have been much
stser Rhentd by voun GERS, aud that having gasri
men taken up The line Of march for Msssmorss s
which 10 under The command Of General Vol. The
later has but few troops With him, and writes tina.
10 cannot rely on tseiF fidelity The government
has sent him rsL forcements ana as 900 In specie
but whether these will reach hin in time u
{ xtyemel, doubtful.
After the Capture OF Monterey the insurgents
bb*rated s1 the prison ers raseb, leaving It to
their option TO return 70 their b. mes or enlist uader
tie revolutionary standard. Gel. Mourets, whose
death bad been recorded, has recovered from his
wounds, and accuses General Ca;dsna Of cowardice
and II capacity.
la Marina, with v,eu Of levytpg upon 800 900
brlopei, to the govern nent in that plsce. Gen.
Casanova has sent $50 soldiers from fampic0 to
take thu place oi the deseftsrs.
On the EN-, D Of santa ANA he had manifested
disposition 60 aoopt enel gatic measures against
the insurgents o. Monterey. He wa, to nave
despa chsd NJ least 900 solders to tbs scene Of
OPERATIONS, ard TO have followed in person. But
AFTER eneBdous fuss nothing whatever has been
done. his Inc Bsistency is pgabably due to the
thu eatepng co, DIT on Of affairs IN Hohoacan whict
doee GO. posmit the President to weaken the forces
Quite recently Ger. Santa Anna informed the
various jour nspsts privstey, thas they might write
articles IN favor OF new constitution. Thus la no
psper has vent,red u on the simple faith Of an
unofficial statem' mt to incur the risk OF infringing
the rigorous statute Of censorship, nor will any OF
then venture 20 discuss the question, unless Off.
ciaiy and publicly authorized.
beaeve that So ia Aqua aud his administration
are doomed. Tba. they still exist arises not from
their strength and popula ity, but from she bad
mar sgenent Of the revolution, and the utter alb
sence OF leaders worthy Of iuplicis confidence and
respect.
Ii IL said that General Yanez has been restored 70
favor, az promoted to she rsns OF General of Divi.
sion; tht be has received the order OF Guadaiupe,
and ID Cd his wa to Meyi % 10 assn me the c IN
DsDd OF the troops that are TO BE- sent TO ST. Louis
Potosi.
iiigt tsul disaster occurred in the harbor Of Ma
za1lan on the nIg e OF Lhe 10 "a Jure. consider.
able number of vessels were, according u custom,
mGtIed outside she harbor. Tney were mostly
isdeb with valuable csrgoes, and were awaitiog an
aDtic,pe.t Revolutionary movement IN order that
they might enter the port BY paying . part only Of
The leavy eutles sxscted BY the tariff. Tae move
mebt however, did not take pla, 70, and the govern
meDt having aoated some woat Of its demands these
vessels saaied into the port IN the latter part Of
May. few osys after ards, during the night OF
The LIST ins voient suu vi ad arose. the waters OF
the barber sere ashed into fury, the storm bscame
tur GUS, the craft became unmanageaole were driven
from their al chorsge, an brought into violent col
iii IN with ote anotner; six OF she vessels were
nearly entirely destroyed ard twenty three of the
above one million collars. The vessels are as fol-
lows:-tbe Bras, ship Bel jsmin Elkin, from LII
ve,pooi, with return cargo Of iron and copper-
TO Of the crew drosoed; the Eagliss bark Joha
Psichett, loaded With dty gOuds; the Edgtish bark
Tsrtar with q full cargo frem Europe; the French
ship MoDet.e- vessel and crew totally lost With
retul cargo OF motherof pearl, dyewOod and skns;
the Penvisn brig Miguel from Gaayaquil, vita n
CA go Of liquors; bot insured; and the American
set ooper Copeland. In ballast. The latter was to
have left the next day for San Francisco,
Wis reported that an Ame,ic an clipper OF 1900
turs Gas fou DEL ed IN the port OF Iguais.
Santa AT Ds's eaiht's day waa eel brated with the
usual sos mnit1es. The While city was Illuminated
~ order TO that effect having been issued. Toe
bah in The evening proved rather failure. The
lac,es Of resle liability kept away, bat there were
DsDy Of doubtful reputation present. His 5upre ne
EKceeIcy Is said I, have been furious at the asc0
Madame Santa Anna ~ss present, and, Is usual,
chSs ned every by her simplicity and affsbity.
SIZE denced until o'clock A. VI.
humber Of highway robbers were executed .
few days sgo Of Pneea.
Orders have been scnt to the officers Of tie 60
vsrrmt 1t troops to shoot eli the Insurgents who
may be csp,ured, ~itnous benefit Of clergy.
1be orcer Of Gnadappe has been borrowed On
Baron Rt bitten, the Prussiaa Minister.
Terrible FIood-Loss OF Life.
[From the Crane, (Alleghany Coz Era,l
tt ere was the most ter :ibe fall u raia IN We'd
n many years The Crawfori and Canead4 creeks
fsised sns overlooked their banks In very bsief
space OF time.
Upon Craw ford cret X we hear that three bridges
are gone. Where IL passed under the canal, at tae
heaa Of the big baafn food wood collected in q
msss, and so CLOSED up the culvert a. TO prevent
free passage OF the water fnk created pond,
which soon overflo we'd the hselpash, aud opeLed o
passage some fifty feet wide into The prism Of the
canal, tbrrga which an immense toe Of water
poured. THIS body OF water, Of course, must have
point of escape, and IL found 1t at the bridge
81 the lower end Of the basin. The toTpata Is car.
e. AZ -. .-E.u
passing ont At the cbasm some eight or ten feet be-
lew the bottom OF the canal
The S'ste ba, d. we're 90 The ground by three
O'Clock, AVID made every effort to save tbs bank, but
hoitteo, but they cid not permit Of the esress OF
such On enormous body Of water.
We hear of t~o breaks in the canal bet ween this
place sDd Belfast, but they are not very serious.
ASP another near Jockey street. in the lover
Up,D Car esda Greek there has been equally sad
work among the b.isges. At this writing, thurs
day morning, we have not heard hos extensive the
stand pg between this and -Rushfo,d. The bridge
ct Smiths mill Is gone, and the new bridge just
erected pear the squedu t, il also gone again.
Smith mill dam gave way, and with 1t went the
duct, ard fears we're entertained at oae time
that 1t would prove too heavy for that The
dwelling Of Mr.. Ellis, near TIE aqueduct,
was moved from It's walls, and came near
family we're in it--six in numbet. They we're se
curey conveyed as,ore in q sk.if ut considerable
hazard. John Race was thrown into the water dur
ing bis forts TO fescus them.
Upon the river there was not much left to destroy,
in the way Of bridges, save the ono the resi-.
dence of Mr. Freehorn, and that has shered the COM
mos fate Of its edecessors leaving not stand.
ing between Belfast and the Lsttice bridge.
The river is still rising, but tbs smaller streams
are falling quite fast. large number Of hands are
at work trying to save the canal from further
damage.
At East Rushforj, we beer that a wornaa and two
children were drowned. We have no particularly,
and hope u Q n, We II st least exaggerated.
The bridge scross Wig wan creek, above Belfast,
Is gone. Also the one near Jennings mill, on White
creek.
Coast and Shore Line OF the Unlted States,
From The Pttsburx Journal July ..
The coast survey now progressing dsyeopes very
msry inte1c stirg rsc. IN eato3 10 ia bors, shores
and coasts That portion OF the report Of coast sur.
vey tssue1 on the 1871 OF Jniy, 1861 gives IN our
txtelt Of sen Cast on the Atlanti and Pacific
oceans, as follows
shove iinn nr La Gtafa of Nai,a inrf,d,r,