The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

iorssDsr o. - wou'0 - rsosived they were allowed
From the View Orleans Delta, ..,.,a,
The sts,e Michoscau bscoms ths grsJa .sntr,
Of the rebellion The latest from seat OF gar
In pu shsd in the HeraLdo Gated Nay 26th and 27,h
and contained In lsttsrs from place OF cou
Siderable importance short eissaacs from MoYela and
the centre Of M,cboacsn and to the effect
President Santa Anna arrived that city on toe oath
and the Goth resumed his march towards Ario about
ten asees distant which garisoped BY 600 OF the
insurgents, uDdtr the command OF General Comon
fort The President the LITTER Of the 27th
b. them, and news OF decisive battle hourly
expected The President TO retain all the veor
OF his youth; does not tell upon him and, notwth
ndiDg the o. his leg stin continues travel
tray" The plains Of Aro have, perhaps, by this time,
become second Besworth Fisid.
ed by oiciaI dispatches from General ravra have
been totally routed and dispersed oy his brigade AZ the
town Of riay utls which occupied BY them Gene.
raj Iavera their cavalry only succeeded In escaping
from the heetness Of their horss the infantry and
tlery being almost entirely DESTROYED or taken prso
He closes this despatch by stating that he shall
shoot the prisoners remnant Of DegoAdo's force,
amounting to about hundred men, had retired from
Another crowned chleftain, Plutaroo Gonzales was
defeated by General Gayosso st zunpngo, with great
These two brilliant victories. it wan presumed would
terminate the in hch0acan
srmsa ~ ocal dispatches to the Minister Of War from
the Governor Nuev0 Leon but there 10 nothing farther
in regard 10 it than ve have received by way Of the RE
Tho rebellion IL Aourishinx In Guansjua.o An official
eespstch from General j. NJ Javeo, dated Guausuato,
had appeared before the city and demanded uncond
tcpal surrender The despatch lamsnts the fate
seatea By cosstss army, near Gusnsiuao, and il IL
feared that he s either dead has been taken prisoner
Ishnantspsc the rebels are reported to have been
CRY OF MEXICO, June 2, 1856.
the oT Of whoS ssi Un III.
pept journals are SO restricted to publish only what
sss the hsa a.
Of the triumphs reported bulletins from the seat OF
and dispatches from victoous generals all proved
TO BE- fslsehe0ds to conceal defeats
handling by the pronunciados they may have
countered. month since, the receipt Of inteli-
at Zamora Gen. Santa Anna with nvs thousand Of the
army left the city, swearing worse than ever the
awaited shs Sssr ases he
ed the red artillery OF heaven which 30 disturbed the
Prince Of nerves, that ne could not par
take OF speBd repast prepared In advance by OF
the palace Sanancss for his refrsshment He lost both
appetite ana digestion From thence he moved
eevsd the congratulations this successful II not tr
uDpbal march, Among these the Gov. Of Guanajua-
The o. under Dr. ouestor svAsd themselves
Of his absence to alarm the capital and visit the mine Of
Perez Galvaz and the mins and relieve both from being
plunoered the Prince They intercepted his Exceency
Gen. Pacheco dispersed his command, and nothing has
been heard OF bis person since His travelling carriage
Pacheco In his hurry have escaped with but one
leg This unexpected event occasioned q halt at u
ness would rot be scratchsd 10 the rear" should j.
perish in adyAncing on the game at Zsmora Al La
returned, aud Cen. Santa Anna was full for
camera. In advance, ONE of his generals who had re-
Gently been seriously discounted BY the reoes, had
| an opportunity to retrieve his Losses. What an
opportunity After noiterng ut long sights and
shor,sr s'ghts-for every Mexican officer considers
sounded and most Calamity did the advance ssop into
deserted village. The bird had flown The triumphant
and Zsmora, in feasts and music, eongratulas ions
and homage proclaimed the victory: A couAcil Of
in the 1r sn
threatening the capital retr0grade move to Moreiia
was recon mended and there the grand army halted to
await intelligence from the city In the meanwhile,
Iegoado approaches Taluca TAKES peep the slopes
of Tacubsy from the heights in the rear, pushes his
scouts to TacuDa round the sacred city OF Guada
upe and heard Of at rezuca supposed TO be route
for Paebla The city alarm, and the garrisoas
conte The news that the pIonunciados we're in re.
treat inspired Zeres and Tavers They both started In
sight of Degolsdos rear, but with horses and men
broken down he could not pursus, particularly the
insursent chief had prov5ei his command with fresh
horses, and could not be overtakeo. Great rejoicing
the city bells ringing, roar Of artillery, and music
sss s he
the attack reduced Taveras command 400 lse Of which
are nov IN the hospitals q this city zsrs. pursued
near PasSuca encountered q similar dsfeat Santa
Annals indsei.iys SHOW to act was excused 81 Mo-
L
zsmora, he wheels back on him aud was in
ter. But portion OF his troops returned this day
to the capital, it is supposed that Santa Anna 10
organized and wen supplied force with $500 mon and
that there may BIO danger in placing the central army
between two nrss psEosoS sna So@oSors are BE-
probable, therefore, that Santa ANA will pass the Carl
tas night to his seclusion at the palace in few days.
there to await events; unless second thought, he
puts his hounds his scent for the capital and slopes
for the Pacific where, rnmor says he has vesss in
waiting for his fifth exodus from land he has so tyran
| nized over and 80 abused.
Alvarez it is said, is resting his laurels, in
from tbs iron grasp Of this central t,ranucsl
solutism. BE has shown more civilization than does
the legged bandit, who has called him barbarc and
| panther. He has thrown open the port OF Acapulco
| TO the whale1s Of the Pacific, an indugencs they
could obtain from Santa Anua They might have
fair psaoAtion for free trade intercourse and
cproca and equal benefits have enghted the mind
| Alvarez has extended every accommodation 70 mail
steamers bet Psnama and San Francisco They pass
In and out on each trip unannoyed and usAoused while
diton this barbara, chief has commenced the work
seriously and with zeal Of suppessnx monopoes and Of
removing restr,ctions American commerce.. This poor
Indian OF Guerrero (but nowhere ese} now smoke
his untaxed cigarette and his tobacco TO the BEST
market He IL not restricted in his industry to acniuis
to the plumber Of the palace Saamsnca who feast
| and fstten on the public spoil
the of centralized power Not the other
Statee And the poor, oppressed susdued Aztecs may
truly exelsim: All these satisfy not long Mords
| cal, the Jew, sits at the Kings gate "
| From the New Orleans Bee, June IL.
| MEXICO, June s, 1855.
Progress Of The Revoluion-7dctics of the Tnsurgents
Severe C0rJiid and Doubtful Resutt-Bdrbdrty Of the
Government Troops-Another Bdate-Trinmph Of me
Insurgents-Movemc,us of Santa Anna The Recolnion
Extending all Sides-Cdpture of Monterey, dc. dc.
The last fortnight has been fruitful in events The
appearance Of the insurgents the city OF Mexico,
the battle of Tsayuca the journey of q. H. from Mo
reia to Arro, his hum1atng retreat the capture Of
Monterey, all furnish material sufficient to augment the
terror Of fome the hopes of Others and to satisfy the
| curiosity Of all.
/ was on his way from Morelia to Zsmora The ram)r
that be had retreated upon Guansjuato without
foundation. It the insurgents Who with grsa.
gacity, had quilted Zamora before the arrival Of tns
government troops Pueblita alone remained With his
section, waiting the sight Of thu euemy before he left