The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-03
News from Mexico.


PREsIDENCY-HIs REAsONs-DIFFICULTIEs WITH
ALVAREZ AND COMONFoRT-NEw PLANS AND NEW
ACTORs-QUARRELs IN THE CAMP-LOPEz DE SAN
IA ANNA Observation-Disclosures AT ACAPULCO
THE SAN LUIS PLAN.
The steamship rizaba Captain Forbes arrived at New
Orleans the 25h ult bringing dates from Vera Cruz
to the ed and from the city Of Mexico to the 10TH Of
September.
The political news Is rather important. Don Martin
Carrera, finding that his administration becoming
and unpopular, and that the chiefs Of the
revolution determined not recognize him the
visona with the best grace he could resigned
the 18th ult., stating his in lengthy, but very
calmly written document One of the principal
OF his resignation the refusal Of Alvarez Comonfort
Lave and others to accept his invitation to meet him at
ment The generals and chiefs Of the garrison of Mexico
at assembled adopted the plan Of Ayua and chose
government and organized the district agreeaby with
the fourth article Of the PLAN and published manifesto
recognizing Don Juan Alvarez to be the leader Of the re-
voution and everything appears to be going on right
Alvarez was at Cuernavaca, and IVES expected in the
capital
So also was Comonfort.
The only difficulty appears to be with Haro Tama-
riz fSan Luis, who has plan of his own and vdauri
of Monterey, whose plan differs slightly from that of
Ayuta, inasmuch he has formed new tariff, and de-
mands the total disarmament Of the army, its
ganzaton and reformation.
Iamariz now declares Cara traitor, and says he Is
determined to chastise both him and vidauri. Two or
three skrmshes have taken place the city Of San
Luis Cara acting on the offensive appears that the
only drawback to the establishment Of law and order in
Mexico is this San Luis plan.
Rumors in regard to the movements of troops and lead
Jose Lopez de- santa Anna, the obnoxious nephew of
he late President has been arrested and win very likely
be put through course Of arms for his many acts Of
city during the late civil broiis
The work of enrolling the National Guard and distrbu
ing arms Is rapidly progressing
had retired into private life. 1t would be we'll all
the generals to follow his example Banco the late
Minister Of War has also retired sss., , % !,
the Monitor says that some Americans named Bowes'
arrived in Acapulco stating that they had been induced
TO come from learning Of the invitation extended by Gen.
Alvarez in his decree relative to gold mines They went
from Acapulco to Texca and presented themselves to
spies, stating they could 60 to Chpancinge and keep
him advised Of the movements Of Santa Annals army.
Alvarez replied that he did not need their services and
he regretted much that they had rade such OFFER
he had formed a better opinion Of the American
character.
The Bowles then went to Chipancingo but returned in
about three weeks mounted good horses well armed
and Touchdown with money which looked very suspicious,
the more the Bowles party very poor when
they set out for Chipancingo The following day they
called DIR. Billings druggist in Acapulco and de
sired to purchase poison from him. they d for the pur-
pose of killing dogs 1t was now discovered that bill Of
exchange which they rad drawn and tor which they
ceived money, was forged and they were arrested and
imprisoned.
Chpancngo and they recovered their liberty by killing
four soldiers whose houses and effects they took pos
session Of They escaped from jail in Acapulco by at
tacking the guard but were reasen and confined In the
Castle and finally expelled from the countryside Ameri-
can Consul making arrangements to have them conveyed
TO San Francisco They attacked the guard board the
steamer and attempted to escape but did not succeed
II is thought these fellows might return to Mexico by
Of Vera Cruz and General Alvarez has called the at
tenton Of the American Minister to their conduct and
suggests that they had better be kept Of the country
for should they return to Texca they would certainly
fer death for their crimes.
The 10th of September was celebrated with the usual
enthusiasm.
In T0mpco difficulty which resulted in General
Casanova leaving that city and going to Vera Cruz We
have already published the fact that hearing of Santa
Annals fight the garrison and people Of Tampco pro-
nouDced, and with General Casanova at their head
adopted the plan of Ayuta Subsequ ,ntly hoE ever,
they ignored this plan, and gave in their adhesion
that OF San Luis Potos Casanova refused to change
opinions, and had to leave.
lucatan, Carmen and other places are reported to
nave declared FOR the revolution.
Laz.ano's igade, about 600 strong, has been com
PEELED TO surrender at discretion to the national
forces.
Gen. Banco, SAINTS Anna late Minister or War, hav-
ing been given guarantees ~ Gen. Dablabo had retired
TO his residence but this is protested against aud La Re-
totttlon says that Banco is 4 those whom the
sword Of justice haogs at the inst tnce OF the natl n.
Gen. Vdauii has addressed Gen. Comonfort, telling
him. in ausion to the plan Of San Luis that he would
treat the subject of the formation OF the gov
mt with any chiefs but those who had contributed
to the overthrow Of Santa Anna