The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-26

vsrez BY this the liberal party in South rein
forced With 900 regular troops and officers 2ss.he
with 500 good nuske's, 50 mule loads OF mum. ton
of war aud hsd pieces sufficiently ample to bid def
anee 10 any additional troops santa Anna may order 4
the SOUTH which 10 exceedingly questionable as he nc
doubt Is fully convinced of the absurdty OF another at
tempt 70 defeat Alvarez and his cheftain General
Comoniort the latter whose talents and LIBERAL senti
mcnts and feeling towards not only his country
but foreigners em'nently quality HIM for the most ee
waited within the gift Of tbs Mexicans better
selection could not be made for he alone appears 10 he
the msn who could harI.onize the North and south
and prevent this republic from crnmbin5 into insigni
cant indepa ndcLt States
The victory vas celebrated In ths port on tho 10th by
the firing OF national salute and other demon stions
OF rejoicing The whole force, some Boo troops,
few days
The ireuch frigat. La Forte chArod on the 9th for
calao. On the i.th the Mexican schooner A,rivido,
arrived with cargo OF -four being IL days from 6usy
mas she reports no blockade htpg out for this port
that santa Anna haa nc vessels To rs out fhe Amer
can schooner Flying Dart, Capt fer,an, EEivsdon tv
lath vih cargo OF provi.iouH and made the passsRe
from San nrsco In lb days
santa Anna ts still In the capital, aad his 80 sailed
election IL progressing with wonderful rap,dy his
steamers OF war are quietly 10 the port >. Vera cru for
want OF crews, ana thus ents the far famed paper block
ade and the attempt TO defeat Alvarez.
[From the san Francisco Herald, Jan SOL
According to Information gathered at Acapulco, body
OF troops one thousand in number belonging TO Santa
AnLa's army, surrendered on the plain near Ayuua,
about thirty four leagues from Acapulco, TO General
Don Rosepdo Moreno the chief O. the brigade Of tnat
name on the 18th Of January. The majority Of them
ted into the army of Alvarez oing good
fighters, and well armed.
Eighty mule loads Of ammunition and camp stores,
fifteen hunored stand Of (b,sdes the equ pmsnts
which the descrters brought with them nni siS Held
pieces, were SUR. ndcred Great numbers OF muskets
in hrst rate condition, also srcured, where tho
mtn Of Santa Aupa had thrown them at the tins Of
their escape from the ranks.
The revoutioBists resident at Acapulco appeared To
have the greatest faith Ia the of the movement
and rooiced al the idea that that result likely bo
40 soon accompl, shed.
Two natives OF Acapulco (ther names are not
toned whose hopes and wishes leaned towards the
sid, Of Santa Anna, came away exiles In the Golden
Age; doubt In fear OF their lives in Gaze thay
manned.
There lack OF provision at Acapulco, before,
the schooner lying Dart from San Francisco being In
port with an assorted cargo, and also brig from Ma
zatlsn
TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN SONORA.
While all the votes in the central aud eastern Mexican
States cast for Santa Anna nj the recent Preacn
ual elect farce II would appear his Influence did not
extend 70 sonorr. Tns San Diego Herald slys-Ws
have received information from friend, who In
Santa Anna tlls day of election, ami who IL
Fan Diego which, in opinion, seals tha fate OF is
Serene HghDcss Santa Anna In Altar, Santa Anna
Coycd but three votes in santa Anna none In Madasna
two, All the votes in these pucblos amounting 10
several hus drcd in favor OF Cen Arista. Gen.
Yanez and tx Governor (now Lieutenant q Goyernor)
Gnndera with all their poems and wealth, unable
to any denomination In favor Of the Dictator