The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11

Iff0m the N u. FcAyun0, Feb. 70.
Psss!'y d Ness-Dasa. Of &c Insar0ens. at zae''s!psn
al. ~, e. Pc.pA'~ q ne ki"issr Of Fi"anes on ~
pTivsss letter from the City of Mexico, dated the
10Th u, says that there WAS nothing trsuspirng
throughout the republic, and the papers fully confirm
published great reoicinss over tho vote In favor q
Sants Anna and numerous reports Of successful con-
ss Nth the Of these however are
The only item Of any interest to our readers the
statement that the government authorities the arr
stop and destroy unusual portion Of the correspond
and papers which she had conveyed the expense
much Of Il intended for American citizens resident in the
miserable tyranny rodden country OF it, it ia be-
neved for United States officials and some for the
The Diario Ofcidl announces that the insurgents ad
NIT they had suffered defeat at Zacualpan by
themselves to report that the number killed on their
side exceeded $780, The Diario thus cackles the
cAsion Thls the result the fsctionsts viii always
Divine justice will fail TO inaict the evil
doer the chastisement due TO his inquities Little by
little these obstinate rebels will continue till they
they do not hasten 10 avail themselves
of the clemency OF the paterna Of his
Serene Highness the President General"
The Of zaeatecas having been warned that
ing TO penetrate into in search OF better for
tune, had taken all calculated to repel the In
vason and to chastise the parties to It. The Governo
had ordered companies to be formed OF the most respec
table inhabitants both native and foreign for the mme
date protection Of the department
Senior Manuel Oasagarre late Minister OF Fnsnce has
published pamphlet, accounting for the reception dis
tribuon and investment Of 80 600 paid TO Mexico
under the Mesia treaty Many interesting Official docu-
msnts ON the subject ana opy of the letter Of Senior
D. Francisco Arrangox in wch he makes his charge OF
included in it. Senior Olssagarre says he has this
publication not only because is just that the country
should have full knowledge on the subject, but also
because the honor and integrity Of the supreme govern
men those Of his most Serene Hghness and Of his own
require it. and principally because his most Serene High
ness had commanded that it should be done.
The revolution said been uuellod In OaiacA.
The ConnandaDte General Senior D. Jose Maria Garcia,
writing on the 9TH inst says rhe small force led BY
up, some accepting of pardon offered the others de-
parting for their homes the chief concsang himself
among the very craggy rocks and Of Xatan and
fococuno, order has been re established"
MEXICO ON THE RIO GRANDE
The Brownsville american Flag of the 21st ultimo,
been su described BY the Brownsville mercnants and the
Mexcans residing in Brownsville to at out Abustering
expedition against Mexico to be commanded by Carava
Instead Of $50 o0o the merchants of Brownsville have
not subscribed 60 cents to aid any buser organization
Our towns on the Rio Grande yet chiefly conmer
cal, and for this commerce are dependent almost
wholly upon our neighbors Of Mexico To secure this
trade quiet the frontier is absolutely necessary and
merchants have had time to be taught experience
the futty Of border
place rather than from motives Of patriotism and the
welfare Of their countrymen. The citizens Of Browns
vile have Hospitality received political exes from Mexi
cothose who have fed from persecution under the pre-
sent rulers OF that countryand would be ready to
extend the same hospitality and afford the refuge
to the prosecutors, should, - 10 by means mpro
bable the continual changes of fortune render such
refuge necessary The spirit and genius Of insttu
tons guarantees this to all alike, without Partially
The above paragraph is wholly untrue. There Is no
ganization forming here Aside from harmless paper
warfare occasionally waged the whole Of the northern
frontier Of Mexico Ia quiet The commandant, Gen.
Vega to give general satisfaction Many Of those
engaged in the late revolution have been pardoned and
returned to their homes, where their valorous swords
bpen eYch f0rn
knives and plough shares for the peaceful cultivation OF
the SOIL Caravaja is still this side, but in the retire.
ment Of the shades of private life s far know
complying with the laws Of the country whose protsc
ton he has sought.