The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28
NEWS FROM HHx1Co.
the RECENT ATTACK On ToBAscs
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FRENCH RULE IN ITS TRUE COtoRX.
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Ths intervestosst Governor Of the state Of TabAsoo
General Vega after having with his troops ana
French auxiaries from the capital Rronsera, the
26th of February left for Laguna the I'd Of April In
his steam gunboat Conservador, accompanied BY bio
stat and the few rabasco citizens compromised by ID.
hssion to tho Regency. -a
Between the French commander Of The naval station
the liberal Of the State Of Tbasco nsso.
ations entered into.
Tho JuArez guerrilla chief Gomez having taken possess
sion Of Minatitlan. the Esd Of March, blockade Of all
ports between Laguns Vera Cruz had been declared
BY the French Admiral, and brought into effect,
wh the exception Of the Of rabasco from tho bar
70 the village Of Frontera.
The State Of Chapas again en.irely tho hands OF
the Juarez party, and her Regency Governor refugee
guest Of General Marin. . ses,e sFs
We have interesting news from Mexico 70 the
2oth Of March, through private sources.
letter from Havana, dated the 18th inst which has
just come 10 hand. informs that tho evacuation Oh
Tampico BY the French spoken Matamoros,
that Avarado also be abandoned By the INVADERS
" course OF these reports ocai aud nehjus
can BE- said about them for certainty They further In
form Us from vdaurri had retired Tampa
zo that he had sguaed his disposition 70 10 tsrs
bot that President Juarex. with bis charac nrm
ness. answered negatively, and viii admit or nothing
less than the unconditional surrender Of vaurr and his
submisson to trial BY the courts Of law for his
Our Campsachy Correspendencs.
9st na Sc cAxpxAouY, March 10. 1854.
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Prsorsss Of tAe Csviitaso E6ech Of the French
lwvario~--Ths SEEDS Of Esswrrstiew, de-, DC.
Perhaps you may had sufficient iuformation Of
the late attack Tabasco by the Mexicans The city
garrisoned by hundred French troopand traitors and
the port kept BY three and ave armed
The place rried by assault after hours light the
whole affair having been directed BY General Salinas.
The broken remains Of the Frecch force have taken
refuge a Frone,a, Laguna and this place. On enter
Ing TabAsco Salinas ordered thirty Of the most prom
Dens Mexcans Of the place VITO bad taken sides with the
French, DO publicly hung-a but necessary az
ample u traitors I enclose you . copy or the
proclamation issued by the civil Governor Of the
state after 1ns victory which s0eoss ,h very
date OF the boicin Cfcat, published IN Iaoasco
10 said paper you win md very n:eresg official note
the Governor Of the State OF Tabasco relative TO tho
recent battle. he said chict surgeon Ia American
citizen OF French origin the Mexican SERVICE and be
certainly does honor tr.ts and country the
present struggle against the leg'ous Of Louis Napoleon
Our cvizers do not STOP In the cmploymento OF means
be they low and reprobate attain heir ends
but. thank God. this war aud unjust aggression by
the French have made d all our eyes aud awakened
the spirit patriotism general sentiment OF
sef On which will US from the total ruin
duty 10 their country and resolved stand for her
honor and integrity 10 the last extremity ~ astoosh
Ing how the French, by seduction and other meane are
trying make traitors Mexico and how etfu they
are OF their IN Connetabe de Bourbon and the emil
grants Of Cobentz. naas n f-sfete ~r.rt
few lines regarding this place win not be
unappreciateda by your readers, Lam sure soon
after the capitalization aud surrender W The
French Il forces Mr. CLIQUE, the commanding ofbcer,
ordered all the artillery about hundred brass pieces
OF heavy caibre be conveyed 70 France and he made
clean sweep with all the war materials found IN The
government yards and Notifications pretty and sight
ncant testimony Mexico 0 the avowed dhinterestsa
Of rcnch policy aud the good and benevolent ntsn
lions Of LOUIS NAPOLEON. Mr. Cioue called meeting Of
the principal Ia this city without assigning any
motive for t. They unsuspcctingty obeyed the call,
and assembled he made them understand that they
adhere and feay the order of things;
for otherwise they would be considered enemies OF
the empire and treated accordingly Many of these
follows thus from fosr compelled 70 swear and sign
declaration Of allegiance. which, Of COURSE will 10 sent
TO the Arvhduke Macmillan, like many others prepared
In tho Same manner. ~ public denonsrati3n OF Tho
popular feeling In his favor.
The seeds or instruction prepared here and N
Yucatan; French rule begins 70 be appAren - AL In ito
true colors the PARTY spirit and local dssensons which
opened their dominion disappeariug and Me
day o. perfect solid and compact union Of all the uha-
btans OF the peninsula u Yucatan - approaching fast
when they win lay aside domestic and petty quarres -
aco and expel the foreign ntfuders hope 10 be ablo
Of these ne days. which do not CONSIDER very far
Distant 70 70 that such scenes as have
taken place at Iabasco have also been enacted In Yucasap
and Campczcny.