The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20
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IFrsn the View Orleans Dss., .-..l 2l
The state Of Mchoscau nss bscoms the gr asntr,
Of the rebellion The latest from tse OF gar
10 pu ,ssed In the Heraldo dated Nay 26th and 27th
o rom q aud
the centre OF Mchoacsn and IS to the effect that
President ssnta Anna arrived that city toe 2ah
AND the 26th resumed his march towards Afio about
ten agpes DISTANT which ia g.risoned by 600 OF the
insurgents, updtr the command OF General Comon
fort The President the litter Of the 9th, must
be near them and news OF decisive battle hourly
expected The President TO retain all the vaor
OF his youth age tell upon him aud, not~ish
ft,ndpg the oss Of his leg stin continues travel
horseback His souls In arms and eager tor tue
ray" The plains Of Ario have perhaps by this tme
The dating usbed rebel chieftsin Degosdo Is report
ed by official dispatches from General favsa 70 nave
been totally routed and dispersed oy his ogsue Az me
tow Of n1ay utla which occupied BY them Gene
raj lavera their cavalry only sacce.ded In escaping
tl.ry being almost entirely destroyed taken priso
He closes this despatch BY stating that he shall
amounting about hundred men, had retired from
Aichescan
defeated by General Gayosso At zunpang with great
loss.
These two brilliant victories it wan presumed, would
terminate the war IN hichoacan-
Tbs report Of the rebellion near Monterey, is coa-
Hnsd BY Official dispatches 70 the Minister Of War from
In regard 10 it than We have received by way Of the RE
Grsnde.
6espstch from General j. N. Jsvsjo dated Guansjuato
May states that the Dsurgents to the number Of 9O9
had appeared before the city demanded its uncond
tioDai surrender The despatch lansnts the fate
Of General Pachsco, who Ia supposed to have been de-
be DEAD or h.
In Tehuantepec the rebels reported to have been
defeated, or rather annihil.tsd.
The following . summary or news which Is aaoat 1.
the city, much Of which may refei The govern
MT N Uub 0nI VIVA
from the palace, that the public distrusts all
intelligence from that quarter More than two thirds
OF the trumphs reported bulletins from the seat OF
and dispatches from victorious generals all proved
to bs fslseheods to conceal defeats
mouth sno. on the receipt Of
genoe that DegOlAdo, the head Of Mchoasan. was
trail army left city, swearing than the
British army did IN flanders on the retr1buton which
sns rsd .r,ssI &c ne sh
prince Of Presidents" that he could not par
take Of splendid repast prepared in advance BY Of
appetite and digestion From thence he moved
hOreis, in possession Of his troops, and where he
eeved the congratulations this successful not tr
umphal march. Among these the Gov Of Guanajua-
TO- who had left his command to homge to his chief
The o. under Dr. Qusstor svAlsd themselves
Perez Gavaz and the mint and relieve both from being
Punoered BY the Prince They intercepted his Exceency
been heard OF person since. His travelling carriage
found very much riddled, and near by one boot
f6Cno0O escaped
leg. This unexpected event occasoned halt at N
point for several days. to be certain that h Serene
ness would rot be scratchsd 10 the rear" should u
perish In adNAncing on the game at Zamora. AtlSh
that courage which e.imes out OF the fingers
returned, AID Gen. Santa Anna on full march for
camera In advance, one of his generals who had
Gently been seriously discounted BY the rebels had
an opportunity. to retrieve his losses. WHAT
shor;er sights-for every Mexican officer considers
lass IS Indispensable - . sword the charge was
sounded and most CALAMITY did the advance gaop into
q q
entrance of the Commsnder.in Chief followed,
and zamora, in feasts and music, eonsratulasions
and homage proclaimed the victory. couacil of
war VAS called, and ere they had decided pursuit
an express reported Dsgoliado in the rear, and
mended, and there the grand army halted
await intelligence from the city. In the meanwhile
of Tacubay from the heights the rear pushes his
scouts to round the sacred city Of
ups and heard Of at rszuca supposed 60 be route
for Puebla The city 10 ALARM and the garrisoas
prudent in preparing for defence than to invite
ccntre The news that the pIonunciados we're in re-
pursuit when the latter reports that be had up
sight Of Degoado's rear, but with horses and
nsarsens chief had praSssa h,s with sss
horses, and could not be overtskea Great rejoicing
through the streets pssoIiado however, wheels on Ia
when he finds he had halted and Gnilard who lead
are now IN the hospitals Of this city zsres pursued
Gonzales, (another wing Of Bsgoado's commandD and
near Paehrca encountered q similar dsfeat Santa
Annals indicative show to act excused at Mo.
rela. When advised that Comonfort the panther
General, was at Ars nd small mai village nea.
march to put down tie rebel chief in that quar-
ter. But portion of his troops returned this day
his return, ascertaining that Comonfort had well
organized and well supplied force, with 500 men, and
between two ares. Dsgolado and Comonfors ara BE-
coming too strong to be mprudentiy braved It is
probable therefore, that Santa ANA will pass the Carl
tas at night to his secuson at the palace In few days.
there to await events; unless second thought, he
puts his hounds his scent for the capital and slopes
for the Pacific, where, rumor says he has vessel in
waiting for his fh exodus from land he has so tyran-
nized over and so abused.
Alvarez it is said resting his urels in conse-
Hdatng the sovereignty OF Guerrero which he has
from the iron grasp Of this central tyranuical ab
soutism. he has shown more civilization than does
panther. He has thro~n open the port OF Acapulco
to the whalers Of the Pacific, indulgence they
purchased it alta high price, but could
fair peaotaon for free trade free intercourse and
OF Agerine Dey, who exacts tribute and pays
Alvarez has extended every accommodation 70 NAL
steamers Psnama and San Francisco They pass
In and out each trip unannoyed and unaoused while
Santa Annals policy was to embarrass and tax In ad
diton, this barbara, chief has commenced the work
ferousy and with zeal Of suppressnx monopoes and Of
removing trctions American This poor
Indian OF Guerrero (but nowhere else) smoke
market He not restricted in bis Industry to samins
ter to the plumber Of the palace Saamanca who feast
and fstten on the publ; spoil.
the Of centralized power Not 80 the other
States. And the poor oppressed, suodued Aztecs
truly exesim All these satisfy mott long Mords-
cal, the Jew, sits at the Kings gate -
From the New Orleans Bee, June III
MEXICO June s. 1865.
Progress Of the Revoluion--7actics Of tie Ins,wgms-
Severe Copaic and Doubtful Result-Bdrbdriy Of the
Government Troops-Anoiher Bdtte-Triumph Of the
Observation-Disclosures of Santa Anna The Revolution
Lrtending on all Sides-Cdptuy Of Monterey, d.. DC
The last fortnight has been fruitful in events The
appearance Of the insurgents the city Of Mexico,
the battle of Tsayucs the journey of q. H. from No
rea to Arro, his humlistng retreat the capture Of
Monterey all furnish material sufficient to augment the
terror of rome the hopes of Others and to satisfy the
curiosity VI all
Ny last letter closed at the period when Santa Anna
was on his way from Morelia to Zamora The rumor
that he had retreated upon Guansjuato Was without
foundation 1t the Insurgents Who with great sa
gacity, had Quilted Zamora before the arrival OF he
government troops Pueblita alone remained With his