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

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culinary act Of vsrssaDes YIN, so.r provshs bloody
Ispn.l thus lar tho insnrseDsa' hAvs svinsed no
DesoIlaao's forces resumed the routs to M.boassn.
As for ravers, the csfqu.ror ~ he had been mall
tsssd that the ministers mad 70 send him rsinioros
nnis 70 tine Ssss r2sa re- 3" SAINT.
Morsa. He ~As expected Jack in Mexico, waen, DE-
h<v,pg be rad scarcely accomplished enoagh for his
sse been appointed ~ Alvarez Gsnsrai ,nCh ss Of .hs
revolutionary forces, had left toe south With
few hundred troops, and had repaired TO hlchea-
can, whore he was joined by PusIIsa aud his
section. Piuson and the brothers rsjados hSv.
ing united their troops with O,monfort, his nun
They encsDped at Afro, town OF about ~ 900 souls
about twenty leagues from Mores in the heart OF toe
S left Mor or na yss. s. A sss
between horelia and Arri0. Continuing his march
rapidly enough, he arrived at Santa CLARA de CORA,
about midway between PatzcuAro and Arro Thence he
despstched Col Zeron With . forcs Of 900 men to
reconnoire the position of She enemy but Cononiort
the government troops Z~ron's detachment ~ss
terribly treated body Of 200 fresh troops his
repsf were and tefs ated Finally Santa AnoA
alarmed 81 these disasters thought 1t sivsA BILE TO
treat. The countermsrcn cslemitous affair. The
troops were destitute Of provisions, and compelled
TO push their way mountainous region fun OF
deep ravnes and trsacberous marshes EXPOSED TO vo
lent storm, the artillery continually buried ia mud
President remained tsss{y four hours longer at Santa
Cara his entire army would have been exterminatsd
You will reaGily understand tbas the Mt0istfy
esgedto find some pretext this humAting reverse
80 they hstched up story, which they gave to III.
pess that tina rebels terrified al the approach of santa
Anna, had evacuated Arsio and that the President,
korsla.
To morrow Santa Anna viii be at Toluca aud viii
reach Mexico on Friday Saturday. The 18th Ia his
Saints day, and he would net miss Its celebration
any account as he receives magnificent presents ON
every return Of this anniversary.
It's reported to day, though do not youch for its
truth that Santa Anna was twice ATTACHED ON h jour
MAJ fvn And n
mules II IA likewise rnmcred that the environs Of Cor
dova and Perote have pronounced, with view OF cut
ting of Santa Annals retreat In be endsavors 70
reach Vera Cruz and quit the country It ia sa too
that in the State of Zcstecas either ct TruxAo at
Sierra Gorda IL on the point OF revolving Ioannot say
how much truth there is In these stories. Another
NOR 10 that the Ministers Bona and Larss viii resign
upon the return Of Santa Anna but this positively do
more certain piece Of intelligence and infinitely
graver than any yet mentioned Is the capture of Mon,
terey by few ndred insurgents who crossed the Rio
Grepde at Lampagos. This event Ia officially acsnow
Of ssndts and After taxing asnsersy where
they found thirty piscss Of artillery and Ave or six tho
sard muskets, TIE Insurgents took possession Of sslt
and marched upon San Luis Pe:os The details Of these
operations are yet known 1t il said that Meichor
Ocampo Arraga and Caravsjsl at the head Of thu
movement This intelligence has produced An Immense
sensation.
From the New Orleans Courier, June III
On the 25th ult there was dedicated in the city Of
Choula, with solemn ceremonies, . monument to the
President General consisting Of splendid column oEna
nened with appropropiate bas relieves Several SLABS
of marble let the heavy blocks Of stone forming
Me base three Of which the inscriptions in Span
ish, and on the fourth the following -
d. o. N.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE RANTA ANNA
suNMo, REIPuRIIc18 rREsIDI
PRO- NSUMERIs, MERITS
C1vrrATI, PREsnITs
PoPULUs
TANT. BESEfAcToRIs. HoMrsE ISsIasrUs.
noC ERExT. MoNuMENTuM
AMMO DON. MDCCCLv.
nth ;punr
Santa Anna and express the gratitude Of the Mexican
people for his patriotic benefcence The column is Of
the Tuscan der surmounted with bust Of tho Presi
Perfect order now prevails according to the last Off
cia report in the departments Of Zacateoas snaloa
oajaca anc Chiapas, and in the provinces Tax saa
anc Is.a del Carmen.
An artesan well about to b constructed in the city
Of Cordova, after the Prussian style
The arrival of t~o English steamers, which Santa
anns has bought in Ensnd ard s. rho%as Sros.,
sustal is shsrtIy expected on the Paoiac coast, to
eftab'ish the BLOCKADE OF Acapulco.
[Fren the New Orleans Crescent, June 12.]
Jose Maria one Of the rebel chiefs was executed
Guanajusto, organized on the 2sth uit and pursued
IN vicinity The robbers s eighty
but they we're cvertaien and dsfe.tsd-four Of them
singular gravestone had been dug up At Merida in
the course Of some excavations It was sim pie slab,
bearing in the ceptrean escucheon Of arms
and the lower part the date 1916, with skull and
bones it bore also inscription, but time had
defaced it that it was entirely illegible.
Cuba and the United States Spanish Ame.
rican Crusade.
Translated for the New York Herald
The Universal Of Mexico discusses in series Of srti
ces the question Of Cuba uis Of the United States
In these it ahors to chew the analogy between this quss
ton and the Eastern question: and to prove that the
Spanish American people equally interested in re-
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tion the Western Powers are in protecting Turkey
from the Car The only difference between tie two is
says the Universal that Russia aspires to dominate
Europe in the Of despotsm, and the United States
sspres to dominate in America in the of liberty
There it is tyranny which Is sought to be
impose& here is popular tyranny. Repugnant both
are the last most unsupportabe because 1t hypo
critical and exercised in the largest extension Il Is
bypocritcs], because it s covered with the mask OF
liberty and it il exercised In wider space, because til.
be fed from how escape from tyranny when
the tyrant 10 the people2 For those
who have followed the of events for two years
past the sympatbes existing between the United States
and Russia are not my stery,
The latter exercise in America the role as the
former does in Europe and 1t natural that they give
each other the hand The United States know that il
the Allies triumph in the contest they will carry every
where their victorious to with 1t the terrific
France win then come to America to tell the republic OF
Washington what IL the viii of the nations with respect
to the security and Independence OF each and the
lossus will have 70 halt in its career and to adjust its
future policy 70 the code OF justice and OF morality
adopted by human societies. Therefore, We, although
there other reason would be- in the question OF
the East the side of the Allied Powers through
of convenience 1t suits that Spain do not lose tho
island OF Cuba, for this motive, among others: that
she lose IT, it has to fall into the hands Of the United
States and from the moment that the United States get
Cuba, the independence Of Spanish America may be
sarded concluded The triumph Of the Allies in Ea
rope would ward of that evil Therefore, we say that
the question OF CUBA has not only analogy with the
question OF The East but depends upon It.
Spanish America In the question Of Cuba is called
upon TO defend the same principles Of morality, of JUS
tce and of International law, Europe Is tbs East
II s true that each of these countries, taking
part in that immense crusade will defend its security and
lis Independence; but in this there In ne esotism
Of any kind but noble and legitimate aentimsnt Of
conservatism And therefore the mission of theeo peo
pie be gorioas, when It 10 considered that
the government defends, with their Independence and
ber nat onalty religion which has civilized these
eions- history illustrated by many great events
an entire continent impressed with the finest oonques