The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-16
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
translated from the Diario de h Marina, April Z, for
the NKw YORK HMlAlDl

MkxIoo March 80, 1850
lam afraid that the correspondence which directed 70
you by the last EDghh packet have been delayed 10
reaching your hands In time 70 the readers Of the
Dsarjo de Ia Marina being deprived OF connecting link
account Of which sepd you In my letters; and my
PIGEONS the cause Of the incident Of the exporators
81 ne 90 called constitutional government having diseov-
lAh legation, who carrying the correspondents from
We packet without It's bong known to what precise place
was being sent fact which csncdes with the change
made In the sailing Of the steamers.
In view Of such m rregularity viii give summary
Of the most remarkable events which have transpTsa
BioctAde and attack on the capital Of Oaaca by the
ecmmunsts without anything being effected up to the
Fight OF Cara to Tula after having approached nearly
- far as San Luis, and dispersion Of most Of his force
Rout Of rebel gangs the hacienda Of Pozo (San Luis
q Acopnaco Naoinoo Huetsnco, Cosmatlan, Cutzsmala
TSazaacapa and many other points.
Expedition OF Colonel Losada TO MAzatlan aud the
Ybie blows inflicted by him on the demagogues At Escn-
napa and Acaponeta.
Rout Of ogazons party by General valdes, in the ra-
vine Of San Germimo, IN the State Of Jafsco
Destruction Of the village OF Juan del by tho
wretch Rojas, and the slaughter OF its inhabitants
Occupation Of Ayuncaiiente and Zacstecas, by Rojas
and Gonzales Ortega.
Entry and departure Of Hnojora and oaroga from the
Of the several corps Of the army in San
Luis TO undertake serious operations the Zacatecss
Threat Of An,lon and cautartos to the population of
Rout Of CaIbsjas gueras in Tlaxcala by General Don
Pedro but he returned TO regain his people and has
soae back 70 bis
The spaniard D Eurebio Robio, prisoner Of this ban
an oisd at length victim Of bad treatment
families Of Mexico.
Death OF the chiefs Cruz Ahedo In Durango Daz Ordsz
OsIaca and VilIalbs in the hacienda Of Mioaforeo.
Ront OF conMunsts in the ravines Of Jamapa by Gen.
Negrete in the State OF Vera Crpz.
Occupation OF the cities of Hustcsco and CoscomaAepec
BY thc forces Of the supreme government In the same
Fgh. OF the gangs Of Huatusco and Tacolnlan 70 the
Alarm in hat place on the 18th in consequence Of the
sudden appearance OF those tuetives.
Conspirac,es discovered In Vera Cruz by the dema-
goguge on the l4th and 10th.
Movement made by the division Meia from CelAya TO
AcanbaIo to threaten the State of Aichoacan.
Disagree ment between the Chiefs Hnerte and Areega
sAd oeps, suye Of the latter for Acapulco
Departure of the Gen. President for the campaign Of
Vera Cruz.
Departure Of the expeditonary army from Jaapa, ORR
zAba and Cordoba for the same place.
Great were The hopes which animated us all on The
opening Of the campaign Of Vera Cruz, from the happy
termination OF which the best results hoped for the
complete pscihcaton OF the country and the
Dent Of Of industrial and productive lsbors,
put stop 70 by the evils into which this un
plunged us bnt fortune which has abandoned Gen.
aamon In the open held, has twice been fsthless to
him before the walls Of Vera Cruz
On this occasion his misfortune has been aggravated by
the scsndaeus act Of be American vessels war which,
In the waters Of Vera Cruz throwing aside every SOCIAL
consideration, and violating the rights OF nations In the
most unlocked for manner made prisoners at o'clock
night, the two steamers which, Al the of thou
sand SACRIFICES bought by the government Of Mira
mon 10 assist him in the taking Of Vera Cruz.
The regular communication between the city OF Mexico
End the besiegipg ut Vera Cruz having been inter-
became extreme, and on The very day which the fall
Of Vera Cruz was certain came the extraor
binary news, bringing with it reality the painful
that can well be imagined.
Here, them you have the sad termination Of that cam
paign, which excited 50 many hopes, and which again
wolves 10 IN the Dquietudes and anxees Of year
Many and very grave reflections crowd oonfusediy on
the mind OF every Mexican who loving the Independence
his country considers the at vers Cruz in
sbe phioeophic fpr which ought to preside the
AZ regards Mexico the affair which has lately occurred
nsys forces Of The United STATES ssssss the annsxa.u
tss OF Vera Cruz without the existence Of treaties which
could authorize themfor AcIAne's has yet &C.
49, mart Of he vessels Indisnoa and Wave armed Is
cruisers by what authority know NOT, (since the
United States being Ut with NO Power, We cannot
ee,s how they can arm merchant stesmers As cruser
nd the part Of the corvette Saratoga which belongs
10 Abe American navy An act which We know not how 70
quuy nose three vessels have Played sns part OF reI
ment they had actually arrived the Mexican waters,
when Oey were anchored Ia harbor Of the republic,
and va s1 e very sst thought was that they would De
BY vesae y Of nation with which We were not 1t var
ssd 10 the vresence the naval forces Of other Powers
Prom this ct may be deduced a. mrs, consequence
The resolution OF me peace party to throw itself into
shs arms OF American hhbuAserism, even q, the
eost az The m Jona independence Of Mexico. eo
- 70 interfere with the complete triumph Of
"a opuoUipv mart ', which from beroeiorward NAV
ven s. called the nstsonal party; ana . ooreis-
ssve conseoueuee Of The preceding the good disposition
ths Ysnsees 70 provo We any conflict which may produce
~ result the breaking out OF noethtiee, which may
nake them masters Of the Territory theY 70 much desire
% this side Of the Rio Bravo 0ef Norte