The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

lis. Of the generals chiefs and officers in Puebla a.
he time OF the nder, is published in the Mexican
papers 1t would I'll at lsas; two ,lumns. Among them
the following ali OF the highest rank -
GNmAIs OF DrvisoS-D Mariana Salas and D. Manuel
Andrace.
GEraArs OF BRcADE--Don jose Vicente Mihon ard
Don Psn6lo Galindo.
INYAsTRY-Colonels with the rank OF General-Don
Leandro Marquee Don Joaquin OrihuelA d. Carlos Oro-
ano d. q An onio Sag wa.
Don Ignsco Rubin, Dor Enrique Aupudia Don A2ustio
Pardo, Don Ignscio solas Don Manuel Echeverria Don
Joaquin Bshos, Don Prudepcio Romero Don Augushn
Psvon.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL WITH THE RANK OF CoIoSEL-Don
Jose Maria LArrahaga -
CAvAIRY-Colcpe With the rank of General-Don Mi
guei Andrads and Don Francisco 6uian.
CoLoSEs- Dor nangi Monte o, Nicanor Estrada, jos
qun S,orzaDo, Jose Maria Sambopino, Juan dc Oloqu
ENGlsE1Rs-Colones with the rank of General of Bri-
gade-Don Severe Castillo. and Don Manuel Aljovin.
ARrrLERY-CoG nels - Don Juan b. Arsuelles, AND
MAanEs-Conmis,a y, Don Jose Gabriel ssuabria.
MEDICAL CoRPs--urgson Don Manuel Vllavicsncio,
and Assistant surgeon Don Manuel Ceron.
CHAPIANs-Don Antonio Moneada and Don Manuel
Csmpvzsno
seror D. Armsndarsz has been appointed Collector oil
Customs at Paseo del Sor.e
The fears Of an inuDdaton stil filed the capital and
Cover emit was occupied With the subject
Funeral services IL Of those who met their death
1T Puebls peorued at the capital the I'd inst
the Monitor Rep1bt,cdno for that day appeared in
On the 3lst u senor Ech.z WAS elected President OF
Cons iees, and Senoi Rosss Vice president
Gen. yidaurri in taking measures TO colonies Nuevo
Leon with Germans Great oenef% are anticipated from
the Measure. .
cal corps attached t. the yares division in the attack
Puebla prohibiting the use Of chorofor with
wounded men, and another prohibiting ampuAtons
wherever they could be avoised.
OUR MATAxoRAs CORRESPONDENCE.
MArAMoRos, Mexico April 2 1855.
Public R0ocings for the conf rmd hos Of Prerden Comon-
forts AppMntmeNl--Fresh Outragcs by he Indians al
Camaygc-Nep German Colonies to Be Radblisaed in
Lem and Coahuia-TN Siege Of Pn>bld-capture Of
Fourteen Of Santa Annals Generals-Agdirs on The RIO
Grcwde, d., dc.
On the I'D ultimo the confirmation BY Congress Of
Comonforts aypoix tmsnt President Of the republic,
WAS duly celebrated here by all the inhabitants, and
the booming OF the cannon, the freworks the ring
ing Of the bels and magnificent ball in the Municipal
HAu, betrayed the satsac ion with which the people
ceived the welcome news.
party Of atty Indians advanced the 21st o.
last month within three miles Of New CAmarso and az
4Dr killing Of the Citizens carried of two eapves
and Ill the sninas in the negaborhood. The mounted
aauonal guards Immediately ~ent In their pursuit and
having oyertaken them the 26th, dispersed them.
taking II the animals from them ~ also the two youths
Ths1ksneral government has authorized Governor VI
AauyA colonze sttn Germans the vacan. dornsio in
cens news to the Know Eothings they may thus gst
lid Of their surplus fore On population.
Governor vidaurri has issued the most stringent or.
ders TO pursue and punish the Indians who days
ogo crossed into TexS and comnted some dep o
dsons the American side of the river he Is deter
mined to preserve good neghborhood with our Texan
neehbors and w II I'm his po~er. prevent Indians and
Others from crossing the river and there committing
atrocities. - - -
Our dates from Mexico to the 10th utmo and the
peoples forces sganst the pack OF rscas
in Pusb to pretty certain Not less tnaa tour
teen OF santa Annals generals among Haros frcee
Among the killed noticed the Of General Avslcs
THE present Ia the most favorable opportunity that hes
ever presented itself Tor the entire desru ,on Of the
uertsd influence the nong military have had In The
aRairs OF our unhappy c'unry. Hal this hsopened az
- wears ago would not have lost TexAs California
Nc But better late than never shall ever feel proud
ri tbe active part took in humbng these oe4
nsttv despots and never will they mold sway this side
81 ire sierra kadre The atmos phere from the Gulf 70
the mountain passes IL deadly 70 vagsoonds and Gov
ards. =, az,
ariet and not much improvement In our trade snd
& nrasrcs We have peace but can scarcely ny that
Nv hare PasaJ,