New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18
MEXICO.

city on the afternoon Of the 2Sth ult. amid the
rear Of cannon, slept that night at Tacubaya,
aud set out ior the former place Oh the following
day with large body Of cavalry as an immedi-
ate escort, having about $500 or 3,O~ men,
cavalry and infantry, and a brigid Of arr ltry,
already stationed at various points on the road.
A large number of troops are also at M1rolll.
You will recollect that when he went t. the
south be stole of in the most profound seeresy
in the night; tut this time his exit was an
uounced beforehand in the public papers, aud at
tie moment Of his departure by a salute OF
twonty-one guns. The fact is this man desires
to create a sensation in some way at every step,
but knows not By what means 20 do 20, and ihe
voice of the cannon-an OblatiOn to himself by
h.mself-was the only one that saluted him as he
was dIivoz furously OH; nor was that sufficient
10 cause more than an Indifferent and cursory
stare from the down-rrodden poor who in misery
and wretchednefs wander about the precincts OF
tie public squares.
he official journal said: His Highness
being DESTROYS that order, which has been
nearly reestablished, shall remain completely
"cemcuted in the Department of Michoacin,
LEAVES tomorrow with a force of cavalry for
" Morela. We have no doubt of An advantage
"ous result to that part of the Republic by
reason Of the presence of the Supreme MI
"gistrate and wish him happy journey
public decree said that he " had gone To More
:" liza to advance the public service and for the
benefit of his health which was somewhat
broken"
According to the papers Santa Anna has four
thousand troops OF all arms at Morelia, AMI with
hose be took With him he Will have about seven,
or probably eight thousand. Doubtless he has
gone to .ndeavor to gain credit for himself in a
defense OF that city from an expected attack by
the revolutionists, because thy have been plI-
TALLY concentrating their forces lately in that
Department with an intention, il is supposed,
VI making descent on the capital itself They
n ado on attack on PuraDduro, town OF about
three thousand inhabitants, and after an action
more or less interrupted of thirtysix hours, took
il and ia retaliation of Santa Anuas conduct TO
the prisoners Of their party taken by his people
tley shot the commander Of his forces there, Col
Xalonzuela), the Postmaster and five other persons
lis life but they told him they Won d not spare it
for million II is also said that Col Tavera was
within two leagues Of that place with two thou
sand men, and knew Of the battle, but would not
90 TO NsleIzuelas assistance.
NOIews Las arrived in Tetpect to any demon
stIsti,n being made in Santa Anns's favor so far,
CD lie journey, sDd suspect, from the fact of
nothing being published, that his coming ID looked
upon with indifference.
fail in be heta aa hot
of be Government hold the principal towns and
tie opposite party remain strong in their impene-
tTbble mountain passes. Although ChIlDaQcingO
lss force OF nearly two thousand men, they 40
nothing but remain there, and the same is the case
with tie other towns. The Government gets no
revenue from the South and az during the con-
tinusnce Of tie revolution the people who partci.
pate IN it are comparatively free from eOntribu
iious, tley will not easily abandon their present
mode of life The inhabitants of these towns can
Do no busiress whatever, as people will not 20
tlere and tie poor cannot remain. Their fate is
mseTsble in the extreme, for nothing is 10 be done
now in tie South except the Insignificant trade
that Ma, be necessary between one individual and
another of tie sau e locality
Tie reope Of some Of those towns are placed
between two fires. Jixtla for example sent In a
manifestation OF their adhesOn to the Government
a short tine Eli ce cOuched in the most humble
tsIms This vas through Gen Perez PalsciOs,
tie cen mander cftle forces at the south but be
replied d 1T be would not give them credit for sin
ceriy Until be saw some proofs OF their loyalty,
e1pIestiLg bis regret at the same time that the
OFT in poItaut town of Il at section of country
flould Ierder itself liable to the suspicion of ad-
heftIce 10 the cause of the revolution and the
ysIdsl,m of Alvarez. The Government paper
Las openly charged that town with giving aid TO
the reyoluiionists whenever tbey have presented
tlem,.lyes there Tie fact is they cannot help It.
The roads In the South are completely block
s6ed, Low by enc party and item by another, so
II at all commerce Is &C an end and We see no
change notwithstanding the so Oft reported vie
tories Of Il GOyeTpms ut over Alvarez.
Affairs ID Michoscan are, from reliable accounts,
in no better condition. The revol1tionists but
about week seo shot the Project OF Zamora in
that Deraitu mt, and continue TO DO as they
please everywhere.
TIE Government has reported that on the Doth
ult. The revolutonisfs were defeated at the town
Of ZIapDo, GUIANA after an action of three
days, with loss Of sixty men killed and one piece
Of artillery which they had taken few days before
at C'msbjs. Yet other reports state that the
Capital itself Of that State is besieged.
We lave nothing that can be relied upon from
Guscalsjsra, but reports are in circulation that
cistteeIion is legirniDg TO be perceived there on
tie part Of lumber OF those who have been ia.
voisble to the Government
A conspiracy has been discovered at san Luis