The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

the nnal issue OF the preBenv struggle Ii conCetnoo.
Any one must be stone blind who cannot see that the
revolution, during the last twelve months has made
rapid and continued progress-an astonishing progress
indeed when the difficulties against which IT has had to
contend taken into consideration. And now, when
it has almost reached its cmax-when Alvarez may be
expected at any moment within the city Of Mexico
sethe fact Of the Dictators disappearance from the
capital, any pretence, is too significant to be
passed Over 1t is one Of the many signs which infali
bly, point to order Of things; for Santa Anna, him.
SELF tn ell his obstinacy at last convinced that
the termination Of his political career draws nigh
1t is difficult in fact impossible to give correct
counts OF events they actually ranspre In country
whose press under the influence Of tyrant teens with
falsehoods at best is silent when ought to speak,
From such sources information must be received with
caution; and with this admonon give the following
additional details OF Mexican news
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS OF TIE ALLEGED VICTORIES
OVER THE INSURGENTS DISAPPEARANCE AND SUB.
SEQUENT TRAVELS or SANTA ANNA.
The Herdtdo Of the 4th publlshes extract Of let
ter dated Zamora Michoacan, Feb. 3d. translation Of
which folows-
'Ths insurgents dispersed from zapotlan and Cocula
have left in smaller or larger parties by various points,
route for the Sierra In -Potrerios, PeDjamo
there ak hundred assembled yesterday; great
Mercado and Garcia there These leaders ara
said to have been because they
to prevent some disorders In Ario aud Tacsmbaro
there gathering fifty Of those connected
with which went to Patzcuaro whence they carried oil
from the foundry Of Senior Acba seventy Of cop
per and cannon. Degolado and Huerts, with eighty
followers passed the night before at Cots Huerta
being wounded On the same plight Senior Santa Anna
slept in Jquipan, and followed after them It is no.
unlikely that he will have overtaken them and chastised
the he has great desire to do and they richly
deserve be- Yesterday Colonel Pedro Miguel Herrera
deliver ed the command OF this city to Colonel Antonio
Matursns, appointed colonel of the Puesla battalion
which Senior Herrera was commanding"
the following notice Of the route capture and execution
Of ex Col. Rosendo Moreno
The presence Of Il NJ s e., the President General,
the South has been sufficient to the revolution
lists experience of the most complete routes Ex
Col Rosendo Moreno who had scandallzed the army by
been mace 10 az ensassIsnt which took place
in the vicinity Of Chilpancpgo, and must have been
shot by this time. This ought 70 6 the friends
of order and of public peace with satisfaction 1t would
seem like hatterng presags OF the results which the
proceeding OF H President to the South viii pro-
we do not for moment doubt that the rebellion in that
quarter will be crushed in o short time by his ef-
forts
In letter from the Minister Of War, dated Iguala,
March l. the following particulars added
n NJ H., the President General has arrived at this
city without anything having transpred, having
been as ever, the joyful demonstrs.
tons BE will remain here for few days, and having
accomplished the object which induced him to come
hitler, he will return to the capital Up to to-day the
only in this department has BEEN that the
ipsurgeDt D. Juan Alvarez has tried to approach the
which he Is in the habit OF collecting by threats and
through the terror to which he keeps them subject but
mnstlon Of the chieftan and his foloHsEs Nth
TIE tfHator FL Col Moreno, who has been routed and
made prisoner in the neighborhood Of Chilpancngo.
This tIeacherous man. forgetting his duty in Muses.
officers, into the hands Of the rebel Ava rev. Y E.
knows seduciDg Of the troops of the section and
going over with them; but nearly ali the soldiers, not
wishing to take against their companions, 1have
abandoned the ranks Of the bandits, His kxcelency
the Ia has given this
mary being concluded the traitor Moreno win be sxecu-
ted The sword Of the law will fall the faithless SOL
der who failed in his duty to bis superiors."
The Heraldo also that by teegraphic des
patch from the Governor and Commandant General Of
to the had been learned that
the rebels bad been routed by the troops in
Piedro-Goroa.
twenty-five spsnards and Mexican who routed
body insurgents at the rancho Of Hornor have been
presented TO sta Anna at Cuernavaca and received his
formal thanks
LAWS AGAINST ooMMERoE-NAvIaArIoE ACT An
NULLED Explosions
The Vera Cruz correspondent Of the New Orleans
Picdyune writing on the 7th OF March, gives ong
others, the following items of news
The mcst absurd, impracticabe and unheard Of laws
continue to be aimed against poor asenizing commerce.,
and 1t pity that the collector Of this port Mexi
promoting such steps, which have cost the country
already many millions of dollars, and brought to
state that viii take new and liberal
On all the money received by coDducsas, merchants
were obliged to pay half Of the export duty in Mexico
Of which you will be already aware Thus they have to
slip al the money received and Ia left for other
expenses payable here need not mention that this is
in di.ect OPPOSITION to the existing tariff the
simple common sense and at all events contrary to the
interests Of the government itself
Now fo- more than month the foreign ministers
have been humbugged that this matter should be sas
iactory arranged have passed collective notes, &c,
but all IN vain.
navigation act another specimen Of
hbs national vessels from taking for egn goods to
smaller ports and as Of foreign vessels take
them much less, and no roads exist IL to the
same point telling them at to smuggle the
goods from abroad because they could import Them
even they were wiling to pay the duties their ports
not o. entry such are hurried one after
another ard IL the present cabinet bought by
heavy sums to work the ruin Of all classes and OF the
country more than thing else they could not act to
Notwithstanding the called amnesty being publish
ed the other day. explosions the order Of the day
Peopl. sent from the interior escorted BY soldiers
and in this place good many ordered out at
OF bs head as p1'oss bs
monopoly, which latter, learned during my stay,
had done everything and stuck at nothing win the IA
vor Of the dictator besides filing the jas with host
OF small offenders who struggled few bundles Of segsrs
They tell me that he may rather rejoice to be out OF
Vera Cruz VIXEN the day of reckoning arrives Besides
the collector OF taxes who has always been friend OF
Santa Anna, public notary head OF the last
voluton, lawyer the former Collector at MstamorAs
&c ani the Collector OF this port talked Of Msr
chants say :hat they may well not him now,
a. he 90 no BARN any more having done his work,
redGci'g the Importation to zero.
MEXICO ON THE RIO dRAsDE.
Inc Sow5svue lexas) ftdp oil the 18th ut. has the
following Ia re'ation to Mexican matters
For tine past II has been almost impossible for
the frontier 70 obtain any reliable Information
from the Continually sgitated nation Of our neghbors.
ryhng arrives 20 in the shape Of rumors which
are ever coored as suits the hopes OF
;boss WHO rcceive and distribute them. Though at
present are enjoying temporary peace and quiet
this frontier, We have no assurance that II viii long
thus remain. Circumstances certainly argue other,
wise
Within the past week two Mexican war steamers have
a M vel IN.
thentcsted has II that they come for troops l.
il STATED that the insurgents At the south
ing every ohstacle, aad are enthusiastically pursun
their truDphsi arci 90 the seat OF Santa
Apna forcss bling too weak, retire before them while
psope ock.rg 70 the standard Of the insurgents
ron all directions.
webayc bsea assured tina. al the troops on this lins
now, or soon will be placed under marching orders
"a port or O. them fer Vera Cruz and the remsinder