The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Our Acapulco Correspondence.

ACAPULCO, JAN ~. loos
Gathering at General Aluures's Headquarters Something
sn the Wind Vicario, the Brigard Naturalization
Interests be Proected-Ship Geo. Peabody, de-, dc
Some important event about to transprs, if am no.
very Mistaken from the brewing Of miscellaneous
spirits that congregated at the headquarters Of General
Alvarez Provdcnca Secrecy appears 70 be the order
Of The day far regards their sayings within doors,
though from preparations going without have reason
believe that the hell hounds " TO be let
loose, to make " confusion COMPOUNDED"
You Of have kept within your memory the events
and position Of parties upon this side, have semi
unouthIy carefully gathered them for you You are aso
aware that nj no time has there peace between Vca
v,o and the government that often he has been
vus,ed from one point he suddenly turns up" In an
other constantly annoying the government and the tran
guilty and peace Of the people within snort
month ga change has come DER the spirit OF his J"
bumus of combatveness and since the "Pian Of Tacu
bsya came into existence be has vigorously favored
haa plan and the government as he was opposed 10 inc
"Plan OF Ayu,la and the government working under
He probably has Cobos Moreno, and their like, associated
with him. they were together In their Intended marcn
anon Oaxsca pronounced Wa ha ka) but he was doubt
Ness offered "a sure thing" and larger sum than
he could make by even gaining Judgement
within the walls of Oaxaca, Z he would consent
20 serve the government upon important business in
another quarter Money and the apparent love he has
for this kind Of life all that he lives for. matters not
10 him who Is in power, whether be saint or sinner 80
hong As be and his followers make the chcken feed
NV kicking up row; and the side which has the most
corn generally finds him their hencoop Bigand as he
A. bc trusts himself TO the power OF outside his
rusty band while his followers, who 1.-Two In the noun
sAin fasncss eager 10 gain single dollar, lock 70 his
standard at his call
within few days past report has come 70 us that
yaro has already concentrated force Of five thousand
Indians well armed and equipped, nj Ysuaa where he Is
% be Joined by General zuoaga with three thousand
government troops and up their line Of march To-
wards this point, taking In their way Providenca, ana
giving the old General an opportunity TO show HIMSELF
am induced 10 believe this from the fact OF General
zuloagas knowledge Of the country about here, and his
ccuiar fitness TO buckle the old General on account OF
his long association camp aud court with him, and
hrs beng smart enough 10 profit by camp and court
intrigue from that long and intimate association.
whsther there IL any foundation Tor TINS OF NOV am
not positively prepared 70 say but from what see ana
hear there something out" which induces me 70 De-
eve that such the part Of Comonfort ana
Zuloaga are not all improbable We have had the begin
ming, now let us see the end go.
understand by the last steamer that the Hon Secren
W Of War had determined upon protecting the American
commerce upon this coast by ordering one OF our NATIONAL
vessels cruise and protect interest In the Gull ports
"a contamination devoutly 10 be wished" 40
The clipper ship George Peabody, Capt Emerson iSo
days from Cardiff with 500 tons o oea Tor the racine
Steamship Company arrived here on the morning OF
the 26tb Capt Emerson and his family are IN good
hsalth having bad addition OF daughter 10 his house
hold stock since leaving Cardiff