The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14


Niramon's Operations Against the City
INC Capital Threatened by Degollado-Re-
t,eat OF hIiramon from Vera Cruz-Opcra-
TINS In the Inteyior--War Of Races In
Creation, &c., &c.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA, April 0, 1852
Prontnciamiento at 7dmpico-Ereryaing Quiet at Vera
Cr,e-The Anglo French Commanders Stop Miramms
Opratioms-Napal Necs, &c.
Thu British mail steamer Conway arrived here
after he Star of the West and brought intelligence from
Vera Guz to the 4th.
The Conway left Tampco on the LIST. revolution had
broken out among the inhabitants of the town. and was
raging most fearully All sorts of murders, robberies
&C., we're being perpetrated
Thu uarrel was about equally divided, one half fight
ing aa Asst the other half The night before the steamer
arrivdhere nine persons were shot in the most cold
bloode nanner.
The Tanpco passengers did not dare to land but pro-
ceede1oi in the steamer to Havana.
At Voa Cruz all quiet, nothing having transpired
since Mramon's failure to attack that city, which he
threatened to do. Having marched from the city Of
Mexico for the purpose of sacking and burning Vera
Cruz, he finally backed down, and "marched back
again."
Airamn giun diainc1y 10 understand, By The allied
napal fo that nothing Of the kind ,oouldbc ouo,vcd
An immense naval force, consisting Of American, Eng
ish, FreIch, Spanish and Sandman, numbering twenty
seven vessels, was concentrated at Vera Cruz.
The new United States steam frigate brooklyn
Uming up as the English steamer came out on the
afternoon Of the 4th. Uncle Sans now frigate was
spoken Of by tho officers Of the English steamer as
hayrmade splendid appearance entering the harbor.
She treated with marked courtesy by the whole allied
feet {. coming into the harbor.
Traniated from the extra OF the Dario Ia Marina for
the NEW York HERAID.l
At tie moment at which we take up pen to give the
news sc have received by the steamer Mexico from
Vera Cuz have only at hand the news bulletins from
the oie Of tho Progso Of Vera Cruz, corresponding to
the 10Th Ts 22d 23d OATH 25th 27h 2Sth and 29th Of
last monn and proceed give extracts Of their
city rservipg what relates capital interior
of the repblic to be continued afterwards.
BULLETIN OF THR l9TK.
The edtrs Of the Iogcs0 in the bulletin of
the 18th tat the condition Of the city in consequence OF
the approeh OF the enemy obliged them to suspend the
publcatoiof the journal They then say that since the
afternoon the 17h ali the lines were occupied by The
military AID in all Of them already burned the matches
OF cannon The city was completely determined on vi
gorous deece On tho 18th advanced body Of cavalry
and ntantr of the enemys forces in view of tho
city, and persons believed that they distinguished
FORTS one which reached tho enemy and dispersed
group of ahut fty men. The Governor issued proca
nation
BULLETIN or THE 2lr.
The forcs Of the city have continued At their posts but
nothing has occurred. The enemy suffers greatly
from desernn independently Of having lost already ten
per cent lis forces since he down to the hot plains
deserter rrvcd at the city on the 17h another the
18th, and two the 10Th Mramon at Tejera with
by Robles Casanova Rueas Vale, and the officers Of his
stall 1t is aid that the army Of Mlramon 10 badly pro
vided with ans, Ammunition food, &C., and that there
prevails in ia great deal Of detection.
BULLETIN or mE Odd.
There has ,een nothing new II was said that Mranon
had already asscd the greater part Of his trains to the
Three Oaks whence was inferred that there would be
an attack at my moment.
muHnN OF THE 23o.
Nothing Frticular II was known that the enemy's
trains confined the march, and that the forces which
al Tejel6 had counermarched Medclln leaving
that point in consequence of the scarcity Of water Pres
dent Juarez nd received many vsers the 2lst which
his Saints day. proclamation Of Robes to the in
habitants Of tie coast was received.
BULLETIN OF OATH.
The scoutsiave not given any information of having
seen the enemy but, Notwithstanding 1t was eaid that
they advancing with their trains.
BULLETIN OF THE 25TH
The garriscl Of the city burns with mpaence At ten
O'Clock on M previous day II was supposed that the hour
had arrived bout hundred descended the slope
Of the Casa ta The scouts OF the city retired In d.
rection If ping towards it, but the enemy was hidden
behind the cnps sinuosies Of the field which led
the belief tina they had taken the road from Medein
BuILEnN THE 9TH
The enemy makes eigns OF moving A thousand
conjectures hive been made II is believed that Mrarnon
sis trying Other means that have been useful TO him on
other occasions perhaps be seeks TO tire out the troops
On Tuesday, the Oath inst the mortal remains OF Senior
Don Jose Gerrez Zamora, brother OF the Governor of
Uoa lie dsd the 23d unfortunately, in consequence
Of feelings Of honor and puncousness carried 70 the ex
remiiy disturbing his reason, in consequence Of dhicu
ties in his buDeB. President Juarez presided over the
BuIIEIN OF THE 2Sm.
werc presend to him at Vera Cruz undertook to attack
Alvarado; bu not in this has he probability Of
success urge detachment marched from the camp Of
from Observation by the defenders Of the fort
situated in the only point that could give access TO the
town but tina precauon was useless Tor the g1nooas
treated The ort did not bring its batteries into play
and the commander Of its garrison has reported that he Is
sufficiently string, having recciveda reinforcement OF 200
men,
BULLETIN or Trs 29m.
Rumors anDunce that Gen. Nirauon marches TO the
interior Of the republic On tho 9th 'the first NNgrete
division boganthc retreat the 10 Cord0va and
on The 2sth thu rest Of the army was 70 follow. at is
said that Mronon said In Medeln that he WAS going 70
punish the rebels OF Mexico, 10 return soon TO punish
those Of Vera truz" II is said that Mramon wishes to
embark, but that he is prevented by his followers; and,
In short, is aidand this has authentic charac
terbat Mranan has lost, sncc he has been III the hot
plains, twenty per cent of his troops by balls,
desertion, disease and misery, nasmuch II
any supples ta the ratons reduced 10 fresh meat
that the disafcton Is Terrible and that fcw parties
would be sufficient which could keep an irregular bee
upon them in difficult passes, and kill the mules, for
they leaving their trains and viii conclude dis
mon lad abandoned the idea V Of a,.acIng Avarada
Closing with The foregoing extract which comprise
substance an that Is given by the bulletins OF the
Irope'o, concerning the operations OF General Mira
mon on the city, we give other advices, which
VIC believe TO le reliable. According 10 those, General
A'ramon with ais artillery and somo elk thousand men,
reached as far ts heden, como nine miles from Vora
Cruz, where he personally made inspection Of tho
city, accompsnir only by bis guard; which occasion,
being fired upon from tho city, OF the guns Of the
garrison bursed killing two artilerymen.
On the 29ih general Mramen was IN hedollin, with the
second division; but the fst already In Soledad
eight leagues from Vera Cruz, retrcatng the road 70
Jaaa, and Mrsnon was breaking up hR camp W retire
also.
column wss, IN fact detailed " attack Alyarnfo but
The mOncnt OF fulfilling lhAr nHhare thnr conlNr