The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO.
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Progress Of Revolution Through
out the Republic.
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PROBABLE RECALL OF SANTA ANNA.
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ARRIVAL OF POLITICAL EXILES,
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from the New Orleans Picayune, Nov. 2.l
The United States mail steamship Tennessee, Captain
Forbes from Vera Cruz the 2lst instant reached her
wharf at early hour this morning Advces to the
uoth nst from the capital weeks later and from all
parts Of the republic as late as due
The news is Of great Importance. The extraordinary
xctasorial powers already published had been granted
In full TO the President, but the republic most
distracted condition Another general revolution seemed
30 mpead.
The Tennessee brings among her passengers twenty
three political exiles, viz
ExPresiden, General Marsno Salas Gen Pacheco, Gen
Augustn Zres Gen. Gregorio del CALICO Gen. Francisco
lGutan Col Jose Washington, Colonel Jose Zamonno
Captain Zaonino D. Augustin Aguar Manuel Fernandez
de Jauregn Pedre Tuxdon Fecheahs, Francisco Castillo,
Juan Caderot Ignacio Jurado Francisco Rosales Isdro
lawn Manuel Garcia, Pedro Pena Lorenzo Bochs; San
tiago Arce Donisio Eguia, Diego Madrazo, FRANCISCO
And the following additional passengers-Mrs. R. Mari
ano and child Miss Rodriguez Miss Ellen Rorigaez r Ra
pasque Col ngs Ns5on sres% and u
Washington, Capt f. Bell, M hernandez Jaresni, anu
eight In the Storage.
Our papers and correspondence are to the morn
ing of the 18th from the capital transmitted by the
Extraordinary outside the mail the very latest possible
We regret learn that friend Mr. W. Moran, editor
of the English newspaper the Extraordinary, had been
thrown into prison the complaint OF Governor Amora,
of the Of Zacatecas under the law afragua ress
law) for the publication Of communication rejecting on
chat gentleman's official con- uct Mr.. M. still in
prison on the 18TH awaiting his sentence which was ex
pected on the Monday following the 2sd INST the k aas
and afterwards the editor furnishing the copy from his
prison = -. .,u.
our below made board the Tonnes
see, by intelligent gentleman perfectly conversant
with affairs therein and direct from the capital contains
full ana most interesting summary. In addition we have
the following private NOTE written just as the Ezraord'
nary left NJ. ~ ,os-
Since the mail was made up nothing OF Importance has
TRANSFERRED, although rumors are on every tongue The
ac,udor vuha
and their plan has just reached my hands II has not yet
been made public II provides for the calling OF con-
gress or council of principal from the States who
shall name President The person named may or may
not be In the country the time Of the sitting of this
council Oala, The provision for the election OF non
resident Presidential chair proof positive that
Santa Anna the person to be named provided they can
get in the city. Things look little squaly but do not
believe the reaction make their point They have not
them the elements of success They have managed too
badly robbng everybody they encountered with money
in the country.
The extraordinary powers granted to the President
officially published on the 9th inst They do not
differ essentially from those already before our readers
They give him the right loan 900 600 to dispose of
the national militia to the number Of 5000 men, and to
exercise such other dcatora powers the peace of the
country NAV require. The dictatorship is TO continue
from the Sd date Of the extraordinary powers to the
OK BOARD STEAMSHIP TEsSEssEE,
Tuesday, Nov "a 1857. !
As were about weighing anchor in the harbor Of
Vera Cruz the 2ls the Extraordinary from the city OF
Mexico arrived, placing in possession OF information
from that point up the 19th-more than day later
The substance of Information is that the revolution
is drawing to a head and is beginning to assume
Rod The pronuneiados we're everywhere lowering
about the city, and my informant had obtained
their plan Of operations which mad not YET on ne lsn
provides for the calling of Congress or Council OF the
principal men OF the different States, who shall name
provisional President The person named may or may
be in the country at the time of the sitting OF the Con
gress This provision, Is said proof positive that
Santa Anna the person designed TO succeed Comonort
in the reyolutonists should be succeessful.
When the city OF Mexico was satisfied that the revo
luonsts could concentrate their strength upon no one
but santa Anna and since coming aboard this steamer
j have learned through source worthy OF the highest
copsideraon that santa Anna is the Negotiations
have been bending between him and the revoutionists
for time past and his arrival on the coast OF Mexico
at any moment, would not be matter Of surprise. MS
coming will be the signal for the downfall OF Comonort
who said for month past to have had MS trunk ready
for leaving the country.
headway in their detached disconnected and predatory
style OF warfare On the sth. Mea who had taken Que
Tetaro by compelled 10 retire by the advance
OF detachment Of national troops from Gunauao, after
lovying contribution Of about $40 900 upon the wealthy
citizens the city in the hands Of the govern
ment al Guadalajara Gen Blancarte of the chiefs
Of the revolution, expected although he had not
made his appearance On the sun Gen. porlla on ms
specie train, attacked by band OF pronuncados
under Trujcque He concealed his battery to favorable
moment, when he opened upon the enemy and completely
routed them killing and wosndng quite number. This
event was followed Puebla by attempted rising on
the 1th which timely discovered by the Governor
The emlssaries of the revcutionists permitted TO
enter the quarters of the soldiers whom tney
corrupt when they seized and i've OF them shot on
Abe spot -.
while there, but as We passed through pucba
all was quiet This city Il hostile TO Comonort than
any ia the republic although IL his place OF abode On
the 9Th the Of Cuoua abandoned by the police.
and soldiers and disorder regned supreme IN con
seouence OF the fears Of approach Of vcaro Touca
the capital the state Of Mexico has been in state OF
who was reinforced from Mexico few days since, and
has been In hourly expectation Of attack On the n the
town OF Chieta twenty one leagues south o. rurpa was
active operations however in the SOUTH near Cuer
Another engagement had taken place, which re
suited this the defeat of the pronuncados Cobos
and Moreno attacked by Echagaray and Negretc and
were from the hacienda OF San jose and after
wards from San Gabriel with considerable loss Az last
accounts these revolutionary leaders, II was thought,
were preparing to march against Touca
In the Mexican Eroordddry OF the 19th, also received
by the extraordinary express end that the pronuncados
attempted 10 enter the city Of Mamoros by assault ON the
l4th but were rcpulsed by The small garrison there be
arrived with loss OF forty killed, fifteen wounded and
nine zken prisoners. The government lost one private
Killed. and officer and eight privates wounded In the
same paper find that the 18th the Of Acatlan,
Pueba also attacked by hundred pronuncaos,
whosucceeded in reaching the Plaza, but eventually
repulsed leaving Of their and few wounded
behind During the Eight poor woman was killed,
which was the only fatal casualty.
ON the 9th instant, the extraordinary powers
granted TO Comonfort officially promulgated,
but up TO the time Of oar leaving the capital there
seemed 10 have been no important results flowing
thcrcfrom. On the night Of the 9th revolution
actually contemplated in the capital itself and the
morning whole battalion of the National Guard had
10 he dsbanded, while a number Of persons we're i'm.
prsoned participants in the rebellion. The negotiation
for loan OF hvc millions which going during the
weeks lin the capital has not been concluded,
although the most exOrban interest offered. The
government Is therefore, without money and strange
II may seem, retains power by Of its weak
neas coupled II Is true. with the want Of leader upon
whom the elements OF opposition can concentrate The
revoutonsts feel convinced that when they ready
for their decisive blow Comonfor must inevitably fall,
and hence they remain content for the present lis 20
country and although he has pursued policy dictated BY
almost culpabe clemency II is very doubtful IL his life
will be spared should he fall.
On the 18th instant Mr.. Moran, editor OF the Mexican
E5raordndry incarcerated In the Quartet de la Am
bulanca, for the publication, some weeks before of
communication rejecting seriously upon the character
and dongs OF Governor Lamora Of Zacatecas. The
Respondent minated that the Governor was not Over
cou aeeous or honest in such manner to give mortal
offence and hence Moran has 10 serve an apprenticeship