The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02

Orom the New Orleans Picsyans. April 25)
The Orizaba, Capt Forbes arrived this morning with
the city Of Mexico to the 10TH
We do not find any Of Importance in the papers
Senior Lozano Armenia, we are informed, still con.
nued to decline handing the Spanish legation
til ne should receive command from his sovereign TO
do He says he has notified his government Of the
facts and all the responsibility As he has not
presented bis letters d!smssory Senior zayas has not
his character OF plenpotentary. The conduct Of Sc.
nor lonsno is regarded as exceedingly strange. The
for the time being, without any legitimate Official repre-.
sentative.
On the 2sth the anniversary Of the entry Of Santa
VAS 10 bs celebrated. - '''' '''uiA ''0" 'An''
On Sunday, the 22d instant, H. N. s. H. was to assist
dedicatng to the Immaculate Conception.
new paper entitled La Nacion, has been started,
getting tired Of s being said that the
party governs the country He sseka to create another
party, TO be called the santa Anna party.
II. M s. II. sick at the latest accounts. On the
18th he was suffering from fever
The Vera Cruz Eco del Concrete states that ST. w. s.
D. Mesllocoy has been appointed u s. consul in Monte
rey, and has received his exequatur.
party Of revolutionists who proceeded against Leon
in Michoacan, and summoned it to surrender il said
have been completely routen
The revoluionists also said to have been routed
~ government forces under Col Teada, on the 2sth
piece Of ilery and large quantity of aud muui
tons They were led by D. Tomas moreno and D. Diego
Alvarez
The Apache Indians in Sonora are reported to be
meeting with vigorous repulses and chsstisemsnt
An exclusive privilege 20 gnt ae city o. Mexico WITH
associated with him.
Senior Parres has resigned the post of Minister of FL
nance and is succeeded by Senior d. Manuel Csnseco
d Victorano Cruz and d. Rafael Degoado, two promi-
revolutonist who had been taken prisoners have
been pardoned and set at liberty.
Gen. Guisasoa to have besn found among the
killed in Of the Late with the revolution
reno deserted with his forces to the revolutionist
slight shock Of an earthquake was felt in the city OF
that Of the iith On the iaS al noon slight shock
The Diario Official states that the band under Huerta
is completely dispersed and that that chief himself Is
secreted the mountains, to get cured Of wound at
tending the loss Of his in the action of Csula Poe
cambaro, with an Insignificant force. He did dare
to enter the place for fear of meeting surprise The
few who remain with him being Pintos, aud they
firing to Coagualtulta.
A large number of arrests have been made among the
The Universal of the 18th states that Gen Lopez
Ursga has been removed from the post OF Mexican Min
lister Penpotentiary at Berlin This step caused it
is alleged, by Gen. Uragas having written letter to H.
NJ a. in which he very sharply oensuIsd the existing
preent from returning to the republic but is informed
that he may fix his residence where he pleases In Eu
rope, and that his pay Brigader General will be re-
The same paper announces that the decoration of Maria
Luisa granted BY the Queen of spain to a. NJ s. H. Da
the President by Senior Antoyne zayas who was the
bearer Of 1t.
the 9th inst There little OF general interest in it.
Efforts being continued to restore credit and
feence The troops lately sent out against the Indians
were returning to the city AT the beginning OF last
month Colonel Novelties section met For the
part, however, the government forces had been
successful and the whites Of tnat department be-
ginning to feel secure.
TEHuANTEpEc April 2, 1861
In my last Informed you pronunciedos were
in nOffh nj will nd
oil communications and supplies from this place. collect
ing contributions, turning out government officials and
'ting' the cattle, demanding effects and
money the price of uncertain security One ranchero
tot whilst defending his house. his body tied to
stake and fire kiudled round him. After their depar
ture, his little who concealed in the chap
had wtne' sed the proceedings, buried the half bura
body The sub project Of Petaps beaten with clubs
till he left for Dead and his wife violated. Here
stated, we were in state of SIEGE money provisions
sorting families moving off till the plaza seemed deserted
Bpf cia order indeed signed to check the exodus
posed In the habit of conceang themselves at night
the woods returning to their houses during the
against this place with some 200 men poorly armed
true s.s with but Ntsls some Ave
chetee The attack began on the morning Of the 2ls
ult The streets leading to the principal piazza
strongly barrcaded The house in which live with
Consul occupies exposed point upon q outside
the barricades We had scarcely time to raiss the
regular charging open 6ghting hand to hand, but
each combatant sought first to secure himself against
to sss ss
mush respect being paid to the hour OF eang
and sleeping, though scattering fire was kept up
During the first day. the government troops occupied
the pest at the corner OF our house. this point
the 1Ss Two mere 700 stood our nag stat
which not commanded by any barricade, imme-
diately occupied by the pronuncados, whom We could
Thov ofrsu e. bas-
devils lacked the heart to boldly face their foe They,
opprobrious epthets to the troops, and occasionally
very cautiously poking the muzze of gun round the
bnns f.pg ana ,nsm besans WITH an s1ung
under the protection of flag the DOORS tmply
locked though the house filled with bales of
chandise and other effects, while window left
open that might watch the motions Of the comba.
tants. Growing weary of this at length retired.
the Gag had been torn and carried off, Knowing we'll the
high and honorable character which COL Salinas bore,
our Consul whilst indignant at the outrage could not
be eve that be would authorize countenance such
an act He therefore Immediately addressed the fol-
lowing note to him
TEHuAnTEpEc, March e. 1855.
Ss s ss ss .s Of this
late was violated az, by some some Of your soldiers
s hi sn r, =, ne:
foreign TO your character soldier and gentleman.
!, had iai'ed my aas in token Of neutrality Trusting
guarded
This been done through the ignorance Of your sol
diery who knew not the character position held this
place,
therefore request you will return my flag and
note expressing your disapprobaton Of this
act. With much respect. your obedent servant,
s. C. PILKINGT0N, U. S. Cons IL
This was sent during lul in the fght; no answer
however, was returned Being thus left in doubt to
our security, We barrcadei the doors with bales and
boxes, and preparing arms, took post at
an window listening with decidedly more in
terest to the fight than the previous cay No at
tempt was made upon the house, and on the second
night (the 22d) they retreated.
amidst the rejoicing of the people there general
feeling Of Indignation at the outrage which had been
comDiitted upon the flag. During the morning of the
Esd the greater portion Of Ii found house
which the Lucheecos had entered 1t taken to the
Governor, who, accompanied by many Of his officials,
bearing the flag in triumph returned 1t to the Consul
During the night Of the 2st the guards the