New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-03

coIlsdo. now Governor Of Guadalsjsra, wrote .
short time ago 70 friend in this city rs follows;
The son Of Santa Anna passed through Zasuro
(Michoacan.) pillaged the houses Of the revolsed.
ssr.ssinated the wife of oaesf them, and caused
her infant to be taken by ns feet and its brains TO
be dashed out against the stones. He shot, IN
Nsrsnja four Indians and hung two Maeteers on
the trees, who were IS much REBELS as am
Turk"
hind him that causes horror. 80.
Another Of his acts, though at the orders Of his
f.tb.r wss the following, which l know to be
TINE. At the first attack on Zapotlan, (Jsisco, J
the troops Of Santa Anna got the advantage, aud
took thiity EIGHT prisoners, some badly wounded
ard they were ordered TO be shot but at the IN.
stance Of friend, the commander was persuaded
- snare their lives. against orders, until he could
hesr from Santa Anna The latter Immediately
sent courier TO bis hopeful son, who was sta
toned NOT far distant with orders to go himself
and have these prisoners executed at once He
went and in less than half an hour after his arr
val these orders were carried out TO the letter.
About ten DAYS ago Gen Lszcano, one Of the
PRINCIPALS of Santa Anna, with 2,Oo0 men, who
operated in the south, was retiring from that por-
ton of the country toward Puebla, but on account
of having sixteen pieces OF artillery ne could NOT
90 by the road he was on, and to get on the high
way il was necessary for him to retire TO Chill
panzineo. At the River Mescala, however, he
met Alvarez on the other side of the same with
superior forces, who summoned him TO surrender.
giving him zine hours to consider on it. He did
surrender, but first spiked all bic guns. He was
tried, with several others of his party-whether
for this act al ne / know not, but suppose for
others, and it is reported they have been shot I
have no confirmation Of this report.
The Governor of Vera Cruz La Llave) has or
Iar ell tt.. Stota If anita nd Mt ~
property belonging to him in that State, to be
siezed and held as security for the msDy robberes
committed by him on the public treasury during
his late administration This has been done twice,
/ believe, before, yet Santa Anna has always come
off first best
The tariff established By Ceballos is in force 10
all the ports Of the Gulf and will remain for i've
months.
Vidaurri has given decree permitting the
planting of tobacco BY everybod in the States of
NueyO Leon, Coahuila and Tamaulpas. The tax
is forty cents for each hundred plants
The Alcabaa duty is abolished IN the State OF
Vera Cruz en- various domestic products brought
into and taken from the various towns and villages
of said State.
All the contributions created by Santa Anna in
this capital and District are declared to exist IN
til the laws establishing them are repealed.
HarO TaDariz has banished several persons
from San Luis PotOsi.
One of the most wealthy men Of Guadaajara
sent a magnificent coach and span of horses as
present to the new Governor of that State, Degol-
lado but he refused to receive it and sent it back
to the giyer
1t appears that Vol and Cazanove are doing
their best to resist the revolution in Tampico and
Matamoros. The papers say they are enrolling
the State prisoners in the ranks Of their army.
Vidaurr has declared those ports closed aud Ca
MARCO, Mier, Piedras Negros, Monterey and Lare-
do to be ports of entry for foreign goods. We are
impatient for the news as to the affair between the
troops of Vidaurri and those of San Luis, under
ParTodi, because should Parrodi defeat the troops
of the former, who are under La Cara or Zuszua,
the garrison here will probably declare for the
plan Of Sau Luis. AS the port of Mazatlan has
not declared for the plan of Ayuta but proclaimed
neutrality the Governor of Jaliseo has nterdicted
all communication between that port and the
places that have adopted said plan, under the Sc
yerest penalties.
The Spaniards residing at Iguala have been BAN
ished from that place.