The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03


Son or Itu, bide Proposed IN Lead the Re
volution-Chances OF santa Anna, &c., sc.
We have received partially our ales from Mexico by
the steamer Tennessee bu, whether is owing the bad
management OF tho New Orleans Post Office tho ncompc
tenarrangements Of the Postmaster General for the
veyance Of the great Southern mail other causes
have means Of knowing
We copy frem the Mexican Extraordinary the following
Items
negotiations understood 10 be on foot between the
loan. We are not advised whether it has yet been
summated
During the present We have had plenty OF stirring
events TO recon- The reacuonists by concerted
ton have beer at work in all parts country but up
70 the present our we have yet 10 learn Of their meeting
timely arrested their have encountered
feat II their cospaons had assumed the least threaten
ing form ThTe seems 70 be fatality connected with
the schemes ofhe reactionists that only equaed by
the good fortune good management Of the government
may choose to call II. Both the fortune of the gov
and th> misortunes those who scheming
against 1t are unexplanable, unless give undue
weight 70 tho principles that arc involved in the srug
gles OF this country The belief that money is power
has TO great extent been beed by the success Of the
government over the anti government people. The anti
government people have had the money; they have had
In fact they have had all that good canse and
good leaders required to triumph They have not tri
umphed; and their tracks Of desolaton this coun-
try have done convince the people Of their i'm
pety than the finest arguments and best administration of
the government could have done.
The reports from Qucretaro highly satisfactory.
Mea TO have deserted the field entirely for the
present The last news we have Of him he had shot
man named Areaga in the village of Tequisquaoan.
The from Pucba is not the most satisfactory; still
have sufficient in the promptness Of Governor
Aatrse that fears need be entertained Of successful
being started in thatplace There question
but the spirit of revolution has yet stronghold
Pucbla The want Of a discreet manager 10 lead
luton leaves all chances of their for the present
out of the question.
II apears that lives that were on the morning of the
Ilh not shot by order of the Governor given after
their arrest but under orders gwen before the reacona
rics made any demonstrations. The lives lost by
arresng the reactoniss in their attempts produce in
subordnaton amongst the soldiers The prompt reply Of
Gov Aatrste to the despatch of the President ordering
the suspension Of further executions says positively
that executions had taken place and that life had been
sacrificed by persons attacking the cuartss.
The from Cuernavaca s most satisfactory to the
government Our correspondent tells that the pronun
ciados without showing tight Another report
given that they twice beaten.
We may hourly expect of importance from Toluca
that place is in danger of being attacked by the dsor
derly.
Yesterday morning this city was diminished in its popu-
ation the number Of twenty persons, who were, by
orders Of the government put the road towards the
coast They filed five coaches and had escort OF fifty
Their destination is not positively known. II is
ported by they be sent to Yucatn-by others
to the United States, and again they be dctan
ed in Perote The of this banshment has not yet
TRANSFERRED but we have doubt few days will bring
forth an official statement.
Governor Vidaurr for the return Of Bishop Vcrca The
Governor replied by promising this clemency provided
the Bishop This was not done, and the Bishop remains
in exile.
A SPANISH FILIBusTER EXPEDITION AGAINST MExI-
co FITTING KEY WEST
From the Mexican Extraordinary Nov. lOl
Letters received by the last Tennessee strengthen the
reports received by way Of Havana, that four sailing
vessels and steamer being lifted Key wes,
to operate against Mexico. Gen Mnon Is reported 10 be
at the head OF this movement and Of all natonaes
enlisted in it, The reported plan rs to attack Mexico
in two points-at Tampica and Campeche or some other
port in Yucan These the reports and give them
for what they may be worth We have long since been
advised that Gen. Mnon was operating in Havana 10 do
something against Mexico and for Santa Anna IL may bo
that the reports come from his fertile brain from that
OF some connected with him.
Our belief IL that the feet will do nothing Ono
Is that the steamer reported belonging 10 this ormi-
dable expedition rs the Scottish Chief, unscaworthy
shell that started from New York reach the tostza-
coalccs river, bui abandoned in Key West. II &,
quito kcly tho balance Of tho expedition corresponds
with the steamer.
THE AFFAIR AT PrEBLA.
Correspondence Of the Mexican Extraordinary
IUEBrA, Nov. VI, 1857.
Thanks To Providence our city has escaped being this
day the scene of much bloodshed and disorder. For
days has been rumored that we the of
having another revolution. This plan that the cathe
dral being toled the abblc along with all the reac,onis
concealed in the city of whom there great number,
rise IN union of the troops who bought
over asFasnate the State Governor the principal
Of his party sack the city, and then retire outside
TO the open country, carrying along with them the arc
ry. arms and ammunition.
The sergcants tho dicrcn, regiments OF tho National
Guard discovered tho plot 70 tho government and
heart and soul in the conspiracy.
This morning was appointed for the movement AT the
heur hScd the enisaries simultaneously appeared at the
gates o tho different barracks and were allowed enter
when instead OF receiving friendly welcome expect
cd they made prisoners with the money on their
persons, 10 distribute amongst tho soldiers,
The orders to shoot all the rngeaders, but
commanders mercifu than others did not ful1 in
etrucuons Two who entered the cathedral and three In
the convent Of Sano Domingo were shot NJ halfphst
three in tho morning and there doubts whether the
other five will not share the same fate.
These unfortunaies insignificant personagcs in 90.
oal point of view and have acted the oos of in
iuential men, who have discretion than valor.
Those shot and prisoners are a noted partIsIs now
ever and have been engaged IN former revolutions.
My office is simply 10 chronicle events not 70 comment
upon polscs occurrences, for, although Mexican,
no politician.
What wrote you in my last relative Gen. Pcrtllas
action at Nopaucan, has been fully confirmed. Had the
commander Of the Pucbla police cavalry charged the
rebels in their rear ordered, of them would
have escaped Gen. Porla has sent said officer hitler
prisoner, accusing him Of being either traitor or
coward.
The pronunciados previous TO the executions sacked
the the village of Nopalucan, and shot the FIRST
GIard Of Pueba, whom they surprised with small DE-
tachment
refusing 10 atsovc his dying soldiers.
rartzan chief the head Of 200 cavalry, sacked tho
village of Chiotla distant twony leagues south Of
FGohla on the Tth INST.
Tho city quiet and the reaconsts have got alright
they VII not easily got over the prisoners mentioned
One Of them has made important confessions and dis
covered the whole plan.
some bills accepted Ivy the clergy having been found
amongst papers Of the consprtors the Governor has
issued decree ordering all rents payable 10 the church
10 be delivered the State treasury from whence the
necessary funds will be Issued for the expenses Of public
worship. and the maintenance Of the monks and nuns.
Gen. rorla entered The city yesterday With his small
force and told will leave 10 night In command of
troops 10 be despatched n Matamoos zucar eighteen
leagues Distant where Gen. ravon Is bcsegcd by the
leaders, verdn and Naiora whoarc said 10 be at
the head a 700 men.
The Trait a Union has Information that the persons shot
in the affair at Puehla connected with well known
families. Their deaths had caused great sensation.
FROM CuERNAvACA.
Correspondence Of the Mexican Extraordinary
CrERSAvAcA, Nov. n, 1851.
The government troops left here yesterday attack
the rr0nuncados under Cobos and Moreno The pronun
csdos had sent challenge TO the government troops to
meet them at Terra Blanca about eight leagues from this
place the direct road 70 Acapulco. The fight there
FORE should have taken place this morning. the govern
men troops encamped last night at Sochetepec. We
hourly expecting news of the result II must have
been nght, the pronuncados are reported 10