The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27
Our AeapuIcc Correspondence.

CUr AtapulrC Correspondence.
ACAPULCO, Mexico, August 6, 1895.
Complete Triumph of tie Rcvoiutsor.
The article shch had partially prepszed for this
steamer has in great been frustrated by the
positive and pleasing tidngs Of complete triumph OF
the revolution.
This morning, at one o'clock, was reused from my
siumbers by loud Knocking at my door. which for
meht startled AZ to s When In reply to my
quer rim, General Don Thomas Moreno Colonel James
Alvarez, Senior Don Mariana Mivanda and host Of pa
trotic friends responded with the well counter
sign Alvarez" The door being opened word-a ge-
neral atra;oand the following great and glorious de-
spatch placed in the hands Of your old correspon
dent
The substance has been published in an "extra"
which accompanies this. however you the follow
ing tranaiaon Of IT, Regarding its authenticity you
have my most positive that copies the
original letters in my bands and safely assert
that the revolution has been completely victorious
In this port since the publication Of the news we have
had nothing but rejoicngs and sautes While writing
the whole city Illuminated and the delighted and hap
py people shouting, 'Long live liberty Alvarez and
Comoniort.'
Annexed is the ofcai announcement OF the news re-
ceived here -
LONG LIVE LIBERTY AND THE RETUHiIc
REVOLUTION
AcAruco, Aug s, 1s65-2AM NJ
pluiarco Gonzales dated Teiupco. july 90 to bis En
celency, General Alvarez have received the pleasing
news OF the pronunciamento Of the capital Of the de-
partment Of Pueba together with the cities OF Vera Cruz
formerly known the three cities and that Fouca has
been abandoned by the forces Of the usurper enera
troops on the 24th Of july The evacuation took place
on the 2sd the object being to approach a. pear the
capital Of the Ration as possible 70 prevent the conser
Anna shall lenve the government.
His Excelency, the Generaln Chief (Avarez), has
ceived another communication from The capital Of the
same date urging him TO march promptly towards the
"Babyionian city in order to organize his cabinet i'm.
meds,uly that he may be recognized and acknowledged
by all nations, by which the possible evils Of anarchy
may he avoided To this end all necessary moneys
placed at his disposition to facilitate his entrance into
the capital
The letter announces that there strong oppo.
sion existing between the American Minister and the
cal circumstances which surround this miserable ad
ministration of the tyrant has refused in the Of
The United states government to deliver to Santa Anna
the remaining three millions due the sale Of the
Messila Valley. Regarding which, we positively know
that his Fxcelency, the Generaln Chief Alvarez has
oemny protested against the payment Of this money TO
the tyrant.
The revolution may be considered terminated it being
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ministrson which for the past two by misfortune
has reigned over the Mexican people, will be ended
The OF better days ia rising and We hope the
leaders Of this glorious revolution which restores 10
liberties and guarantees that have been usurped by
the admtntstra oil SANTA Anna, VIII tnof
the situatio OF the country requires to
tablisb in firm manner tho prosperity and agBrandze
ment Of a1 citizens.
IIH1TY
Pos1stmIr--I viii communicate full particulars Of i'm
portance by the next steamer. AMERlCuS.
AcArrIco, Mexico Aug. e-9 O'Clock T. N.
General Montieana has this ment arrived with nm
escort Of fifty dragoons from General Comonfors head
quarters, with extraordinary despatch and news Of a
huhiy imporan. saure .he particulars of which have
not as yet transped He has started for General Alva
rez headquarters The report in town is that he brings
proposition to Alvarez for President and Cabine,
for his approval. should Alvarez communicate TO
the particulars in time for this steamer viii place them
before you II not you shall receive them by the
boat. AAEKIClS.