The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-04

voyIHsnnsr ACCOUNTS OF THE PRosREes OF The
nDvoLuTIoR-RBTu OF SANTA ANNA ~ ~ n
SAPT7AL-oAPTAN HESRYs PhoFfsh ~ " Lrn.
nWAru THE INDIANS IN oHIHuAHuA Mf JED
rYrRA prrIoN TREATY WITH THE uNiTED <rArEs-
AaAxsTs-HGHwAY RoBBERIEs-srk1 n coMMUsr
CATION BETWEEN VERA CRUZ AND AND, -AvASA, ETC.
lsts' sns from Vera Cruz to the Of March BY the
arIiyai Of the Orzabs at Nes 0rb The nes snce
ssnsAns nothing Of any pec Importance; it To- how
M. accounts Of the Of the revolution, given
mt %ust be received With extreme caution No journal
within rAch Of the federal authorities dsres
'i, Ss sGs gss
that IL 10 ever defeated. prevails that Alvarez,
ne surgent leader WAS within six'een leagues OF the
ssptal at the latest dates We cannot GUARANTEES its
The organs state that the rebels in JascO
tanning new and continued routs
Gel Jose Santa Anna, writing the LIST from Zamora
reports that he bad secured the district OF Zapotan
Oscua, CetA and Las Reyes and that among the priso
nsrs he had made D. Rafael Degollado brother OF
report from Gen Blanco, written at Izuala, on the
9th March, reports that Alvarez and his forces had fed
% The approach Santa Anna and his forces to Chill
pAnsnse that greatest terror pervadsd the people
and many who had joined him under misapprehen-
sisns which been made to them had sbAn him
vih hearty curses Troops were TO pursue Aivarez's
forces to the neighborhood Of Acapulco.
choscan are concentrating in several villages with
view Of attempting coup de main on Moreno or pata
tSsas.ud mem Sut boas S.y hardly h.rsqa
The Diario says that the revolution is daily losing
ground in the department OF Guerro and that with one
more effort society will be saved from the horrors of
anarchy All this, Of course, is one sided testimony.
his victorious campaign in the South the 10th ult
and was received with all honor and great demonsrs
sompshsa The object q his csmpaisn. App''
In opposition TO this however the correspondent Of
New Orleans Delta writing from Vera Cruz on the 2Sd
The stories from headquarters CO. that his Serene
Sssl to for s ny
Notwithstanding all this, on the arrival OF the news
ps1ss1i.s that the news news produced long faces or
dsIed his people to rejoice to their hearts content
and bell ringing S cannon m mn rng bull hshf
. great event in Mexican history was to be celebrated
Since his return has , not been seen outside
BeDlla prescribing the medicine for the sick man-aby
which, sooner or later certain death will be the conse-
Bets pending that the government win not last till
May others even so far that the next few days viii
friends Of H. NJ s H. have assembled at Mexico to con
salt about his going out
The Death Of Col. Moreno is no. confirmed and
naust look to the news from Acapulco by way Of your
atty, to get possession Of authenticity.
twoald have been rather bold stroke had n. s. H.
ysntursd to go Chlpancngo at fifty miles distance
le, however, has done wonders
We made to believe that Moreno is killed. Alvarez's
5osees crippled, and that the government troops viii
sake possession Of Acapulco In a short time.
1eed that the Allies engaged him to repair forth
n 70 the ts,msa and sy his apps .rancs IN the camp
The sanSsrsrs Of a. s. H. have Seen very much
staken-lhey started reports Of his having left the
sountryo, having sent off all his plunder-thst Mrs
ssvn under the protection Of millionaire Of which
not and these sandse. s s 70 Be-
he So far the country IL still SAFE Dr. Bonilla has
- Qnd q ri IN he Snufh hing
have done him good still his S. H. had too much
Ssosd he wanted to see Aivarezbut did not succeed
In this Dr.. Bonilla was not at fault.
The real object Of his Serene HgbDesss trip was
we're told by circular emanatpg from the Minister
iss Alvarez or Of Killing Moreno. Afterwards we arc
laid that bis Serene Hghness divers inspirations
suecee dsd in all established his health, killed Moreno,
Alvarez at fifty miles distance smoking TRANQUILITY
On 70 Acapulco, which place will be taken by this time
senors Huro, Therrg Tarer and lots of Others have
been thrown to the four winds in fine, told by
The Cover pmsnt that peace AID order established
Prom various New Orleans papers we clip the follow.
The Governor OF Chihuahua has rafused the profer
by Captain Henry and Mr.. Work of their companies Of
so1srnor Ria. informs these Gentlemen that he has no
authority to allow foreign troops to enter the Mexican
shs two Republics the &C. would be viewed as viola
ten Of the treaty between Mexico and the United States
iron American and the Eco del Ceme,ea Of Yer, Cruz
dsvstss several columns 70 the pecuares OF the Yam
ke6 character IN which 10 demonstrates that are Q
great people-that IL We only get foot hold We ara
sure 70 hold on. They advise us, however to keep to
he Cuba and Nicaragua hobbiesand let Mexico alone
The Echo favors the idea OF extradton treaty be-
tween Mexico and the United States, but its GO
ysr.msnt to be on it, guard that ia making the treaty
The atute Yankees do not the advantage OF them
for they are notorious for their devotion 70 heir
COL Yarzo has been recalled from exile. Manuel
Payne has been ordered to depart from Mexico
The Jnirersai says that Capt Matthew Thomas, who
OF the chiefs of the expedition of lie
Boubon, and had been sent san Fra ncsco board
Mexican vessel, returned recently to Guayamas,
ssS as citizen Of the United States lie was arrested
by the and kept subject TO the orders Of the
number Of prominent citizens have been arrested
h nsxieo Some have been ordered out Of the country
Jose Maria Espno has been promoted to the command
81 the Mexican squadron in the Pacific.
rly to be attacked and ried by highway bandits The
papers before contain several accounts OF such a.
fArs which are every day occurrences in Mexico, and
ne correspondence between Mexico and Morsia has
sS y the The sack. were
Geseral wolls about 10 return to Tamaupas, TO re
sane his position as Governor and CommAndant Gene
rSs order q Guadalupe has been conferred on the
King Of Prussia Queen Isabella OF Spain has bestowed
Ne order Of the ribbon OF Maria louisa the wife Of
IL President DonA Dolores Tosta de santa Anna.
In the nsiehborhood Of Topic bandits and high waymen
= pursuit Of them, and after a sharp contest were
wsrsted They were threatened with humiliation il
ss entire 'i party ~ss oay suss IN eo
NE Of Tspc consd ed safe from the assaults Of
Ne robbers, as II Ia strongly guarded.
The privilege has been granted to Mesms. zangrons
Go. for the establishment of line OF steamers to
male two voyages a month between Havana and the
psrts Of ssal, CSmpeaehy, Vera Cruz and rampico
circular has been issued by order OF the Supreme
Government annung the provision the decree OF tbs
3l Of January that foreign MERCHANDISE should NO. be
conveyed In coasting vessels TO certain ports.
Nj Naphegy had effected contract with the city OF
Vera Cruz, fer the lighting Of the streets vita gas
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