The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18

s,.u,ouSovt GovernzAcnt Re-estaensned-Tn
Revolutionary srazft Ssr the Momens

~,~,-. s.overu.nent Re-es1abushsd-The
Revolutionary Srazft 1er the moment
from the New Orleans picayune Dec. III
The mail steamship Tennessee Capt Forbes rom vera
r,z the in inst reached her wharf at an early hour
Yesterday afternoon having crossed the bar al 1--WE in IN
morning Adyices two weeks later, and OF great IA
leyest and Importance, indicating the reesaoshment
OF Comonfots government temporarily at least and the
discontinue Of the reactonary partyhe result oil the
severe norther prevailed on the Mexican coast when
Tennessee left in consequence OF which we suppose
and The difficulty Of communicating with the town, we are
without Vera Cruz of the morning OF the h
and advises from the capital later nn tue evening Oh Inc
2d--the Extraordinary having failed To connect
The political intelligence principally concerns the re-
establishment OF Comonorts government and the app4-
hapy result of revival Of the Dictatorshp-events
mar distinguished by the formal acknowledgment
hythe President of his election and his acceptance Vi te
high reposed in him. The ceremonies TOOK place on
le LIST inst and performed says the Errdorauiry
have doubtless, been wavering IN ther Opinions as
to the courage of President oomoniort 70 70
Mexico constitutional ruler" The following Is the
TUE PRESIDENTS SPEECH
GESTEMrS OF TIE CHAMBER OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. py
the free vote people the highest dignity that can
be established by repablc have invoked the supreme
Ruler of the universe to judge the intentions win when
accept the hgh trust that tho nation mas neen pleased 70
honor with, and the gratitude which owe Tor ms
a,stncon viii 10 as lasting as my existence For long
me It's true, have beSied whoaeg TO accept II after
mee pg wthso much bitterness during the tempesluous
epoch which beo the last provisional adm anu
have only come 4 determination by considering that
in the truly dicult situation Of public exans, WAS not
Aworihy return my part 70 AVOID lending my ad N
compliance with the general desire Of the country.
have thought my duty 10 make new sacrifices IN ts
favor aad MAKE use of every possible means iof lis sa
The most eiicacious of all will be to make saln
tsry and useful reforms TO the fundamental code WIN
that object government will soon place before goo
the initiatives which may think necessary; ano eonu
DENLY that they will be resolved by your Wis ION
with that pronptness ana prudence wch the dearest III
terests of society demand.
The loyalty with which have fulfilled the promises of
the revolution of Ayuta leads me to suppose that my IN
Gicatin wi listened
sufficient for de happiness of the republic tina. It's VIC
Iorios arms should put the reaction now in arms
The country above all wants the enjoyment Of drm and
well established peace and he that may succeed III giving
il nus priceless benefit will entitled to the blessings of
posterity God grant that this glory may De yours
The sneech was received with the most rapturous APP
pause in the midst of which the President retired Senior
uarez the Chief Justice and others likewise took the
o,h of office the same day and the government with
new lease Of life till May next according to the terms OF
The dictatorship would to be well started again,
slough not yet apparent where the money to come
from. ,,,., I,
The particular event alluded to in the Presidents ad
dress az subject of generalization and which seems for
the moment queed the revolutionary spirit. is
the defeat and utter the revoluonsts at Puebla
where at last previous advices they promised to give
the government serious trouble. The E1rdTdindfy Oh
the 18th ut says
DEFEAT OF THE PuEBLA REBELS.
The reactionsts have again met with most complete
discontinue that should tell home with power upon the
the breeders of disorder in the land The cloud
hung the position Of the government at Puebla
when our las, issue press has been driven away
like mist before hurricane. General Echeagaray AFTER
lowing them and from the particulars before swept
down them with Assyrian impeuosty, and has
broken up their entire force routed them with great loss
and taken about one hundred prisoners.
The reports OF tie engagement give the loss oil the re-
actonsts at eighty ked and one hundred prisoners
with the capture Of all their principal munitions and arms
The defeat has been complete and overwhelming; and
thus we see that no mater how much ihe governmen.
everything before them and the clouds OF today pass
away 10 morrow.
Tho ofncia report of the engagement puts down the
pumber prisoners 225 the wounded at 40, in addition
the So killed Three field pieces and l3omuskes were
CAPTURED The reyoluonsfs retired in great confusion
Their number L. estimated at about 900 men, some 200
On horseback, "a mounted rabhle" The government
troops numbered about 900 men. among them 100 wei
organzed cavalry whose charge threw the reyoutoDts
Erea, confusion. The engagement took place
the ancient Of Choula. The victory was com
pete and had not the government troops been fagued
by long march the rebels would have been completely
Lie air, aud commerce is completely peralyzed
We regret To learn that VIM Moran Esq, editor OF the
EzruoTdinoyy, Is st Ia prison, no admitted TO bail"
for his orence against the press law. considering that
the publication was made while the law Lsfagua not
ia force" Che writes the LIST inst } according
ceoa II 0noner case, and furthermore, that every pro-
per PREPARATION has been offered our must
The SAINT AuE4i Journal the Tcrapo,has also rendered
ksef obnoxcas 70 the government and been mulcted
The sum Of ~ 1000 N default OF which the establishment
has been seized and publication suspended.
The news Of the arrival Of santa Annals family at H1-
yana had reached the capital where created considera
Die excitement Rumors Of a spanish expedition TO the
coast headed by the Dictator. Of course again
circulation. In connection With this subject IS men.
foned tha; the interchangeable Ex-Governor RAJ has been
sent on SPECIAL mission Of Importance TO the coast
The Vera Cruz road now, especially between that
port orzava in very order though the diligence
sth continues 70 make the trip pretty regularly three
days The telegraph also was for a time down cut
bob poles and wires by the Pucba rebels and large
quantity Of the latter stolen, but had been gotten to
work again
There rucrs at the capital az the success OF the
government in negotiating loan, as authorized by the
terms Of the Dictatorship, but particulars gwen.
TuE LATE CONSPIRACY AT TAMPrco.
The Vera Cruz papers filled with detailed
OF ths singular reasonable attempt" They add very
little however TO the information already before the
reader, except that the attempt and subsequent arre
30 unsettled and excited the popular mind that became
necessary 70 proclaim martial sw the 10Th which still
prevails. rumur OF second conspiracy and general
uprising Of the people had reached Vera Cruz but Is
contrad'ctcd by the sOlen, which Tampco on the ith
whom ali wac quiet
The leader az the conspiracy who indeed planned and
conducted all Us movements was one Lieutenant Juan
Castillo well known violent partisan Of the santa
Anna school The plot most murderous one, aud
contemplated the assassination, not only of Governor No
reno, but Of All the principal officers Of the State And II
was only preyeniedirom being carried execution by
the accidental escape from the supper OF portion or
The Governors staff who Immediately putting themselves
al the head Of such troops and citizens tho
noighborbood overpowered the consprators, and
ceeded nnaIls IN making them all prisoners
The prisoners are twenty In number aud 81
Them hold or have held honorable rank in the army. As
r. the Tina prison and others baushed Yucaan where
They wl doubtless dnd at present good Geld for Their
enterprise.
THE CIVIL WAR IN YucArAS
Our advices from the pennsular by this arrival are
no later bot fuller than those previously hand
- difficult "a conceive horrible state of things
than now exists in this distracted country the prey
alike of political fcuds and barbarous sayages, espe
ctsy at Campeachy where FOR the present, all the
hence q this most unnatural Is concentrated. No
quarter s given asked either side, by besieger
besieged As instance u the horrible
committed is mentioned that q the citizens OF the
town, having IN sore, fallen INFO the hands IL the be-
siegers the instantly, by order Of the commanding
officer shot and nailed hands and feet large wooden
cross and thus actually crucbed in front of the fortcs
tons ~ the city hundred yards abreast o the works
q The besgers and in iu view Of bis family aud friends
therein
AZ " the result Of the siege. and with that OF the
revolution, larst Campeachy papers-the 2sth ut-do
not speak with much confidence The besieged
strongly fortified and have abundance Of ammunition,
powder aud shot Whence supplied IL not stated, but
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