The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

rtm but the most important members OF the Junta
literally been stolen the high road, and what Is to
done in this dilemma is not 30 clear. As can only Civ
you the first hours Of to-day, shall have wait unit
another date to enlighten you on this subject
INCIDENTS REVOLUTION.
The number Of political prisoners set at liberty by
Pobes is not less than 500-amongst them Gen. Tracons
who has been in prison for about TWO years.
the day 1t proclaimed is forty two-a legion O
themselves. You may therefore understand the char
acter OF the military chetans OF Mexico when you hear
in few days. or these generals signing another Plan in
opposition to Robes. You may be able to form some
notion OF tho quantity Of generals in the country wher
present of not more than 500 strong
The day on which Echeagaray pronounced for himself
at Ayuta the government seized Of large capital
isis VINO was suspected Of having bad something to
with this movement This gentleman protested his limo
cencc but nevertheless forced give 5000 before
he could get out of the Palace
Zuoaga who has been tyrannca to foreigners as was
ID MS power, and especially TO Englishmen and Americans
now nnds an asylum under the British flag Is this MOI
700 padr man who received, after he in the Pres
denual char, portion Of the purchase money for his
treason 10 Comopfora man who has taken special de.
light IN prosecuting the Angosaxo race in Mexico, finds
refuge under the English flag His just fate would be to
rot on dung hill But are very degenerate in these
days.
Contrary to expectations Robes has not declared the
liberty OF the press, but the contrary has given
orders to observe the gag law of Lares This is mode
raonp for you.
Since the revolution we have been able to 90 TO Tacu
baya until r. NJ ON the Under the Zuloaga govern
mept the cars were prohibited from running afer 5k p
N. This Is act of moderation and a great accommo.
daon TO those business men whose families reside Ia
cubaya.
The revolution has perceptby curtaed tho number Of
religious professions and the perambuations Of the Host
which formerly appeared in every street of the city from
once to half dozen times day
GENERAL NEWS.
Guadaajara yet remains a point of great interest
Mramon still remained In the city at last advces and
Degoado was outside, besieging; but the siege pro-
crossing slowly and almost as boodcssy as Eheagaravs
siege OF this city. From what reliable advices can get
hold or Mramons reserve under the command of General
Marquez was pretty well cut up and dispersed Mramon
WILL therefore, be forced to fight the forces of Degoado
alone consider bis chances still good in that quarter
and If he should win, he win doubtless forthwith lay
The Forsyth silver bar business has been dropped in
these days From what facts obtain there exists no
doubt person in Mr. Forsyths confidence who denounced
the business TO the government.
The message of Mr. Buchanan created great deal of
gossip here, and has been the theme Of end Of na
matory articles against the United States The PROPOSE
on o. Mr. Buchanan to lay hold of Sonora and chihuahua
is denounced the veriest robbery One paper saws
Ihe Yankees had better behold themselves the mirror
soil Of Mexico"
Tie movements Of marauding bands Of the two great
parties Of the country have been lest sight Of the
revolution These bands known 10 be rowing about
as ever without any other purpose than punder the
country and this they doing and will continue 70 do
Neja, great conservative in his way is now raising
clergy force to oppose the "moderado' movement
The last mail for the United States of the 20th was
robbed on its way to Vera Cruz part the correspon
dtnce know, escaped, and hope my letter to you
with that portion.
The following items Of news are given by one Of our
In Michoacan at the beginning Of the present month";
Puebita and Huerta were much embarrassed from the
want OF money. D. Juan Jose Baz and D. Pascal Mi.
randa remained In MorelIa up TO the 8th
Pinzon before marching towards Guadalajara, imposed
considerable loans on Zamora.
The garrison of Morela, in all, and including the
OF Pueblita, amounted only to 500 men,
Lerdo dc Iejada had left Norea for Guadalaara. It
seems that It was intended TO establish in this second
himself at its head President of the Supreme Court Of
Justice, and working without regard to Juarez and his
cabinet.
The priests have almost entirely left Morea in oonse
quence Of the measures dictated by Huerta.
MEXICO, JAN 1, 1852
Friendly Feeling Toicdrds the Tiumrirate- Dsasroe De-
feat Of Deoollado, de-, dc.
The express closes this morning ut " and dare say
there will be NO later than can give you.
The electoral junta did nothing yesterday Tor waLt OF
quorum-the members being engaged with their polite
calls Of the The triumvrate gains friends, and
most likely will be agreed upon.
News reached this last night by telegraph from Quere
taro that Degolado has been completely destroyed by
Miramon-osing all Of his artillery and many taken
prisoners The telegraph conveys the hope to the govern
that not Of Degoado's men would be able to
escape This terrible news true, but no one is so in
here as TO believe it true. Mramon has, doubt
defeated Degoado for the latter Is no great affair for
soldier But the capture Of artillery and prisoners must
go into quarantine for few days until the full official re-
port comes hand The truth will prove sure that
great battle has taken place, but that Mramon has
caught Degolado mapping somewhere on bis road and
walked him in hurry and he in hurry has gone off and
left BONE Of his camp trappings
You will see by despatch enclose that Robles calls
the liberals bandtt That does not look much like the
all bandits, and Mr. Robes escapes without just
title to the character, am very much mistaken. He had
done much better to have remained in Washington.
Nensrnu Rol,l.s, As1dres. IN ~t,. Nathan,
Translated from the official Gazette Of Mexico Dec. 25
MANUEL RoBIEs PEzUELA, Generan Chief of the Division
Of the Capital, TO the Mexicans:-
FELLOW CzENs-Invited by the garrison of this capital
to place myself at their head to the end OF carrying out
in all its parts the plan Of social regeneration which pro-
claimed yesterday have accepted such an honorable
charge, for citizen and soldier deemed to be my
duty 10 promptly TO the call addressed TO in
the name Of the dearest interests Of the country and
society.
more than year since the political parties Of
unfortunate country carrying the discussion of their
brought with them ruin and desolaton every where,
vertng into political passion the argument Of social
Liberty and reform being invoked on the one
hand, and order and guarantees on the other, the
revolution has caused the most atrocious dcspotsm
to lay its iron hand on the whole country, disor-
der TO be enthroned in the whole extent Of IL,
and the sacred right Of property TO be absolutely destroy
ed. With such elements society s unable to exist for
long time, and TO the abyss In which 1t was being pre-
cptated 1t would have dragged hcadlong, as was al
ready doing the Mexican nationality in consequence Of the
COmpnCAtOn IN WHICH nternatlOna questions nave
placed themselves. Under such critical circumstances
reason advises to hear the voice Of the nation and TO
learn which her sovereign will for the voice Of the ma
on is not the passionate cry of the fighting partisan
is her sovereign WILL as pretended that Of the political
party which obtains atrumph in the bloody battle fields
The Plan proclaimed yesterday in this capital raises
banner and have taken into my hands because it is
the banner Of progress and order, and the truly
national one. 1t calls all honorable citizens, what
ever be their opinions to reconciliation, and
wishes that the nation, represented by those who
can eeitimatey represent it, be freely constituted.
Fellow citizens-Foregn any party compromise what
ever can you that until the person who to be
charged with the supreme command OF the nation shall bc
nominated and whose nomination will take place with
absolute and full liberty, all my acts will have rule,
the srictcst justice and the respect of every citizen
MEXICO, Dec. "a, 1863 MANUEL ROBI.ES PEZuEI.A.
ADDRESS TO THE ARMY.
MANUEL RoBEs PEzuKA, General in Chief OF tho Division
of this place, to the troops under his Command
COMRADEs-The conventions concluded this night have
put end to the political movement you initiated yester
day, and day all the forces which protect this capital
find themselves united under the command Of chief
We have now but TO carry out the principle pro-
claimed, viz: that Mexican society decide for itself its
destiny The Junta that s TO do this will be convoked
shall nv no