The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-03
MArAnoROs- Mexioe. AZ


Neral Effects Of the Observation-Disclosures Of he Clergy
So,.eAtng Neso for kasamoros- Massacre Of INDIANS, dc.
BY way Vera Cruz you have doubtless received full
particulars Of the capture OF Pueba by the President
Substitute, also OF the very patriotic manner in
which he has applied to the vanqushed the fourth article
Of the oaptustion OF Puebls There is certainly vast
deal Of difference between figuring in the army gene
rails and colones and having to In It's ranks in
this case, soldiers Tns' horde Of trait RS
against rights and liberties Of poor Mexc, certainly
deserved it. and the moral effect viii be beneficial.
Let me call your attention to fact respecting the
rebellion which just been completely destroyed
and It this that In eonseq Of the late Law
stng the administration of justice, the military also
the clergy deprived of their fseros, privileges
which pied them from being tried by the common
NV tribunals of the country. The immediate result
. general outcry raised, by the clergy particularly,
against 1t who headed by the Archbishop and Bishops
rosndy asserted that they would not obey uass CON
nAnded by the Pope of Rome do SO. They sn pro-
tested but the government stood 6rm adamant This
protests, published and circulated under the humble
name Of Pastoral Letters, inf smmAtory pro,s
nations intended to rebellion against the
ment They had the desired effect, and the result WAS
ths tressons committed by ursga, Haro, Castillo, Gui
tian and twenty other generals, aided aud assisted
by the OF the village Of Zacaposxtls They took
posse Puebs they declared in favor of the
sacred relgon of the country; they appealed to the
hnaticsm of the people they collected In the city
thousand combatans; they organized ba tatons
With the sacrt gous of 'Sacred ISgions and de-
fed the power of the government scarcely organized
The chief magistrate appealed directly to the people aud
tho National Guards soon In the field A body OF
Is 600 men, rank and he approached Puebla and
defeated the rebels In several engagements before the
Anal surrender of the place The victory most
pete and the remnants OF Santa AnnA army implicitly
annihi ated again to be the oppressors OF the
country These facts show that the Anau,ism SO much
spok of existing in Mexico is not halt uush
superb ,al observer would SUPPOSE aud appeal to the
genuine history Of this last ,elon to corroborAte my
assertion.
A COMMITTEE appointed by the city authorities, left
here the 9th instant to In ppico and the
Governor to assume the response oiiy OF dca ing Tits
city port of deposit and Aerwar request this general
government sanction the scarcely b.lleve
that his xceency will assume the RESPONSIBLE ", Ia
Jackson, however great be his wishes to favor
who vould thankfully receive small favors, cslcula
ted like the TO advance pscuniary
interests. He may do it, and hope am mistaken.
Among others who lately left this place Colonel
Garcia who commands this line. Hs went to Tampco
the Governor aSout military arrangements this
frontier.
The Lipsn Indians, who lately committed Expectations
the Texas the river hsve been souudy punish
ed by Governor Vidaurrs forces, who have captured
almost the whole tr the of which killed
FIRE they reached Monterey. The squs~s killed their
yourg and in the attempt they made to escape
sevent five men, until he shot to pieces.
The energy and activity with which Gov. Vidaurr!'s
forces pursue and punish the Indians the sincerity
OF his intentions 10 preserve good neighoorhood with
frienes on the Texas side of the river.
Not . word of news on the lower Rio Grande,