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

iosssners q - weua - rsosvsd If they allowed
IFrsn the View Orleans Delta, s-..l2l
The state Of Mehoscau nss bscoms tbs gr,sd ssntr,
Of the rebellion rhe latest from tao OF gar
10 pu ,ishsd in the Herado Gated Nay 26th and 27th
and contained nlstsrs from Pstz4eaaro place OF
sd~rasle importance short eissaacs from Mofela aud
near the centre Of Michoacsn aud to the effect that
Pedest santa Anna arrived that city toe 24th,
and the Goth resumed his march towards io about
ten agees distant which gArrisoned By 600 OF the
fort The President the LITTER Of the 27th must
b. them, and news OF decisfvs battle vas hourly
OF his youth age not tell upon him add notvith
cts ndDg the o. bis leg still continues TO travel on
Isy" iss plain. Of Aro s.vs, perhaps, By this time
become second Besworth Fisid
The distinguished rebel chieftsin Degolsdo report
ed by Official dispatches from General iavsa 70 nave
been totally routed and dispersed oy his brigade AZ me
tovn Of nzayutla, which was occupied By them Gene
from the heetness Of their bors the infantry and AZ
tllry being almost entirely DESTROYED or taken priso
shoot the prircners The ant Of Degoados force
smoostiDg to about hundred men, had retired from
Another renowned eh.eftain, Plutaroo Gonzales, was
defeated by general Gayosso IT zunpsngo With great
These two brilliant victories it wan presumed, would
terminate the in Aichoaean.
The report Of the rebellion near Monterey, is Goa
the Naevs Leon but there 10 nothing farther
in regard 10 it than ve have received by Of the RE
Grand0.
The rsbeilos Ia fourishtnx in Guansjuato. An official
teapStch from General N. Javsjo dated Guansjuato
May states that the psurgents to the number Of 90o
had appeared before the city and dsmanded its uncond
tioDal fender The despatch aAents the fate
Of General Pachsco, who Ii supposed to have been do
feared that he either dead has prisoner
In Tshusntepec the rebels are reported to have been
defeated or rather annn n q. r,,oo INN. ,sss
The following y suHSm.Iy Of new; which T. .0.s !.
neBt journals restricted to publish only what
comes from the palace, that the public distrusts all
Of the riumphs reported on bulletins from the seat
and dispatches from victorious generals all proved
to bs to conceal defeats or Sc
handling by the pronuncadoe they may have en-
countered. month since, the receipt Of intelli
gsnce that DegOllsdo, the head Of Mcheaesn.
trail army left the city, swearing than the
Britain army did in flanders on the retribution which
cd the red artillery 81 heaven which 50 disturbed the
prince Of Presidents" nerves. that he could not par
take Of splendid repast prepared in advance BY one Of
the palace Sanancss for bis rereshment He lost both
appetite and digestion. From thence he moved on
horeis in possession Of his troops, and where he
cevsd the congratulations this successful not tri
umphal march. Among these the Gov. Of Guansua-
TO- who had left his command to pay homsge TO mis- chief
The pronunciaos under Dr. Questor avAed themselves
Of his absence to alarm the capital and visit the mine of
Perez Gavaz and the mint and relieve both from being
punoered by the Prince They intercepted his Excelency
been heard OF his person since. His travelling carriage
found very much riddled, and near by one boot
se. ih,s upesesctsd event oocssioned halt at
point for several days. to be certain that his Serene Hg
ness would rot be SCRATCHED in the rear" should u
that courage which, SON ees oozss out Of the fingers
returned Ard Gen. Santa Anna full march for
ssntly been seriously discounted BY the reoes, had
an opportunity to retrieve his Losses What an
Msasn
tlass IS Indispensable as = sword the charge was
sounded and most calamity did the advance gsop into
rfad Ma hSpdh had nuv uf
entrance of the COMMANDMENT Chief followed,
and Zsmora, in feasts and music, congratulations
war vas called and ere they had decided on pursuit
express reported Degollado in the rear, and
the capita. %1vs e n
await intelligence from the city. In the meanwhile,
Iegoado approaches Tauca, takes psep on the slopes
Of Tacubaya from the heights in the rear pushes his
scouts to TacuDa round the sacred city Of Guada
Iupe and heard of at Tezuca supposed TO be route
prudent in preparing for defence than invite rem
coAtre The news that the pIonunciacos we're In re.
treat inspired zeres and Tavera They both started IN
pursuit. when the latter reports that be had Ia
sight Of Dsgolados rear, but with horses and men 30
BROKEN down he could not pursus particularly as the
horses, and could not be overtakep Grea. rejoicing
the city bells ringing roar Of artillery and music
when he 6nds he had halted and Ghara who lead
the attack reduced Taveras command AGO. lS6 Of which
Gonzales, (another wing Of De soiados commsnd and
near Pachuca encountered q similar defeat. Santa
s to es ss 81 M
z.mers, he .heels back on him and was in
ter. But portion Of his troops returned this day
to the capital it is supposed that Santa Anna is on
organized and well supplied force, with $500 men and
that there may DO danger in placing the central army
TWO n1s saS are BE-
probable therefore, that Santa Anna will pass the Carl
tas at night to his seclusion at the palace in few days.
%1nwn a-ns@ vxrlao ha
puts his hounds his scent for the capital and slopes
for the Pacific where ruuor says he has vessel in
waiting for his fifth exodus from land he has so yran
Alvarez it is said, is resting ON his aure in conss-
hdaDg the sovereignty OF Guerrero which he has res
cueo from the iron grasp Of this central yrannicai aS
solutism. He has shown more civilization than does
the oneleeged bandit who has called him barbaric and
panther. He has thrown open the port Of Acapulco
TO the whalers Of the Pacific, indulgence they
could obtain from Santa Anua. They might have
purchased alta high price, but could never obtain II on
fair eaotaton for free trade free Intercourse and
cproca and equal benefits have never enghed the mind
OF Agerne Dey, who exacts tribute and pays none.
steamers Psnama and San Francisco They pass
In and out each trip unannoyed and unAoused while
dton, thus barbara, chief mas commenced the work
seriously and with zeal Of suppressnX monopoes and Of
removing restrictions on American commerce. Tbs poor
Indian OF Guerrero (but nowhere else can NO. smoke
his untaxed cigarette and carry his tobacco to the best
market He is not restricted in his industry to adnus
ter to the plumber Of the palace saamancs who feast
Guerrero is frteand M,choacan will sson folow-frem
the of centralized power Not the other
Statee And the poor oppressed, suodued Aztecs may
truly exolsm: All these satisfy not so long Morde.
cal, the Jew, SITS at the Kings gate ("
from the New Orleans Bee, June IL.
MEXICO June 6, 1855.
Progress of ne Revolution dctics of the Insugens
Severe C6rJlit and Doubtful Result-Bdrtdriy Of tie
Cover nmert Troops-Another Bdtle-Trinmph Of the
insurgents Movements Of Santa lima The Revolution
Extending all Sides-Cdpture of Monterey, dc. dc.
The last fortnight has been fruitful in events The
appearance OF the insurgents near the city o. Mexico,
the battle of Tsayuca, the journey of a. H. from No
rea to Arrio, his humiating retreat tina capture OF
Monterey all furnish material sufficient to augment the
terror Of rome the hopes of Others and to satisfy the
curiosity VI all
Ny last letter closed at the period when Santa Anna
was his way from Morelia TO Zamora The rumor
that be had retreated upon Guanajuato was without
foundation. 1t the insurgents Who, with great
gacty had quilted Zamora before the arrival Of tins
government troops PueSlita alone remained With his
section, waiting the sight Of tho euemy before he left
Santa Anna therefore reached Zamora Without strkog