The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-14

ledge CT the emcency Ol
from official and personal association.
am very respectfully, your obedient servant
Captain Uni'ed States Navy.
Hon. s. R. MALLORY Chairman OF Com on Naval AT
fairs, U. s. Senate.
Interesting from Mexico.
FL Didrio de la Marina de la Habda0 Of the I'd March
contains the following news
By the steamer Mexico which LEFT Vera Cruz on the
25th February in posse sson Of later news
which has been communicated to US orally.
President Comonfcrt besiegng Pueba 1t this head
of army numbering fl om 1000 to 5000 The for
tresses san Juan de Uloa the garrison of which had
it sail that the chief ST. Saedo and eight OF his
sociates hso been con. emned 10 dsaih Communication
with Mexico city was entirely cut oil.
The last news irom the capital contained In the
Vera Cruz papers, Is only 10 the 18th February II
siege Pueba, amounted to s. 500 men, with IS pieces
of artillery. letter adds that he only waited for
junction with the brigadss OF Moreno and Ghilard
in march directly Pu.bla The former qusrtered
in Osrmba and the latter was to leave the capital on
the 14th If February Both these brigades, 1t said
number 5000 men. Besides, IL hoped TO form with
the national guard and the rest OF the troop reserve
army of another 600 men.
IL that the 18th of February the combined
forces leave quarters with General Comon
fort their head II ia therefore not to be wondered at
that at the sailing Of the Mexic the was
not blished the slragglers OF
the troops who had pronounced in Pine oa roved about
the towns and villages between Paeoa and Vera Cruz
been ors ed TO pursue Gen. urag4 confirm the
entire defeat Of the roman and also that OF the
Janusry. However, Wa must add that the papers of
Vera Cruz which have come TO hsnd contain no
about General ursga Therefore, the government,
in that il other parts Of the republic other
corps Of troops belonging to the Of the pronunca
be abe to ain themselves judged it neces
cary its forces PuebIa where Gen.
Haro Tamrez in he opinion Of the press Of Vera Cruz
found him self Der in precautions position in conse
quepce of tbs different codies o. troops which were
iron The Nes Orleans Picsyune, March u
By way OF Tanpico we have intelligence from Mexce
ewhAt later than we received by the Texas on her
late "Trip
Sone fear had been raised in tie capital that the
Texas had been lost or that some ohee cause had led TO
suspension OF her trips between this and Vera Cruz
up The Is ul the est date received thence a. the
capital the sth ard nothn haa then been heard Of
her arrival The express mails took nothing but letters
Congress met on The nth with eighty members in at.
tendance At 2 r. w.. on the 18TH, President Comon-
tort was TO eeliver his message
The Of the c.pi'a Is said to be very bad, al
though there was aonno ansy ode about nothing
nnchds bd'ricddds, 1ey0 NADIA de dcciOn The troops
which had left under tue command Of Gen. Vlareal,
bad Z OF yet advanced beyond Ayusa.
The tariff and other MeasuIes OF the government
were universally regarded very liberal, but.
writer tr- people do Got comprehend the benefits Of
peace Now, when they might secure an ex:sNeLt gov
erpuent they give themselves up usual to civil war
report lad reached the pie that the castle OF San
Juan &c Uboa nsc pronounced, bat apparently without
the particulars which have reached The out break
therefore not ers'ood 10 be Of kind Sal
coco oia in tact get up, ard the report was doubled
According to accounts in the 7amaaip.co Of the 20
every whsre to the last ctgse unpopular Uraga
as aresdy know, had been defeated in the Sierra
Gorda; revots which had broken out in Moreba and
other points bad comp e,eiy queleo Gussteca had
teen ore6 to quetpe the whole Of the republic in
to pni him down and The was daily inersss
ing In srergh SOME cowaroly OBJECTIONS from 1t are
noweogtd, but they are declared to amount to COM
psratvcy nothing Guar sjuaa, Guerrero, JAisco, Ga
jaca, N ehoscan Queretsro, Tamaulipas and all the
states have oir ed with tire capital and marched their
National Gusros the support f the administration.
The HydiIo, the paper sD"ve nam 3D. quotes an article
in which il is statec tbs, the expenses In Pueblo amount
to 81 o00a dsy that his Adnerenss thoroughly
6 gusted at his want Of resources. Symptoms OF
ton against hun said to be sng the mselves
ind deser ior Gas SO extensive that he had ordered
conscrp of one male I. ON each family Ills partsAns
are accused Of rite abuses searching domics mpos
irg pes, arc taking advantage Of femaes Going into
one house wteie young man was working for the sup
pert Of bis ole mother and onsumptve sister ~ they
about to carry him off scrip, the old woman
bes them to pt him, TIT must tarve sihout
hm They not only used out her denouncing their
conduct set to and beat her with the fat sides Of
their sworos
The insurgents are publishing paper entitled La Lir-
t1d vel Crdn, with D. joaquin Vargar Vale its editor
HsIo Though it declare the nimcs to the
Catholic religion He appointed projects and sub
feels TOR lsces net at all paronizng his movement II is
said be ced in his organs that reaction had tr
umphe in MtIea; that whole State Of Puebla obey
gsoe hsd gone ursga that he expecting rein
iorcen ents from all quarters. that Guerrero had pro-
nounced in 'avor Of the Zscopoaxta par and that In
hexco Jaw bad been prom uRsed deprivpg re church
Of sll its operty Rafael B de Golna is Haro's
cie,ary. d. PsnGlo Galindo has been nominated Com
rartsrt General Of the State under him. Gen. hinon
had gore over to Hsro and Gen Marquee had also ten
dered him his services. notice published the Goth
of Jsnusy says that the levy about to cease de-
Gocds which NAV leave Vera Cr,z which may be en
route o Mexico other interior point o e republic
he Of Ppetia until The restoring army" sb
Goods sha pa me legal Que. upon them less deduction Of
60 he a ss e neds e eSe
des'nsen arc shall free them from payment Of any other
case of goods consumed in he city Of Pueb g.
Another decree prohibits the Introduction foreign
gooos until Vera cruz acknowlee the plan Of Zaca
posxls and proyic for the conscaon OF tbs goods
Of niract third 60 to the ioformer,
Their third 70 the sezer and the other to the public
treasury.
The Monitor announces that sundry agents and emissa-
ries OF haio had been apprebended and sent TO the
capital
An express by the United states Minister Is said
to have been taken at At by the nsureents and,
Ing they shown the seals OK the le9a
ton they tresed the &C urier and put him in prison
They afterwards released him, but not being
pursue his or returned TO the capital suffering
from the injuries inflicted Oh him.
Senior ID. Nicanor Ispsta mad been nominated Com.
missaIy Of the Forces seout to operate against Pueba
Colonel d. Macedonia de Capistrar had arrived at
1nmpco bus frienos, d Miguel Tjerina and d. An.
tonic Cordtva.
seDor D. Ramon Pacbeco, who bad been re appointed
Mexican Minister at Paris, had, Immediately after an
anti eDce OF leave presented bis credentials signed
by President Alvarez, 20 the Emperor.
Gen. Puebta had arrived at Queretaro, his way TO
the capital with four hun dred men, In aid OF the govern
ment.
Senr ID. Poncano Arrisga, Sub Inspector Of National
Guards has issued circular TO coopels OF the
horrg them TO dice unensnce prevent and chasise AL
assumption, arrogance ofensi eness in the men
towards ei liens.
Col yilslea vas in Mexico with a section OF troops
resdy TO join in the operations against Puebla The
Gbiardi brigade xected In the capital in three
tur Gays.
Gen. Yanez had been appointed Minister Of War, and
WIS expected ~ the capital 10 enter his functions
President CornoDort date Of the 18th ul sends
CT mn unIca'ion "a GAIA, 10 which he announces
that en- the 11th Uisga entered Tulancngo with only
forty mer in complete rout, and that troops
were marching ON he place. rtnder 1t extremely
tbcut foi him to escspe The Iesctionists hao been
eIiven from Tiaxcela, he sas, which had befn oc-
cupied BY the legitimate authorities. All Haros
.Lsfusans he ADDS. therefore shut up in
Puebla the forces being sent against which would