The New York herald., 1866-04-01
NJ E xI O..

tho Valley Of MEXICO.
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Desperate Condition Of the lmpsialist Gar
rison at Acapulco.
Our San Franeisco Correspondenee.
SAN FRAAusoo, March 10, 1855.
Since my hs General Vega has returned from Arizona
and Sonora. having been recalled here business Of
Importance His star and number OF young Mexicans
who were taken prisoners at Puebla and carried 10
Franco from whence they escaped into SPAIN crossed
into Sonora In safety, and now engaged in active
warfare against the invaders Of their country. All
the arms shipped by water have been landed
safely in Mexico and are out of reach Of the French
but about three thousand Eve hundred musets intended
for the Of the liberals in Sonora have been ordered
to be stopped In Ar1ona by General MCDOWELL who 10
the frontier The hope is entertained however
that they will be got over notwithstanding This action
Of General Mcdowell in face Of the fact that his order
forbdding the transportation Of across the frontier
had been virtually countermanded by the War Depart
ment. causes no little unfavorable comment here.
Count Henry Fraimont, Hungarian exiled by Maxi.
mian for participation in the liberal movements, is
Of hm:-"He has about eighteen hundred discharged
Union soldiers at his dispostion and have suf
ncient means TO support American legion. He has
had meeting Fort Mason with the present govern.
ment leaders Of the liberals In the State Of Sonora The
appearance Of the envoy created great deal OF excite
ment among our population, who sympathize with the
the neutrality laws Many thefts have been committed
by Mexican imperial bands this side OF lines but
as the commanding ocers have strict orders not 70 inter-
Garcia Morales cleaned out the rancho Of the notorious
Governor Gander. few days since, driving on some
two thousand head Of beef cattle belonging him These
cattle reported to have been crossed into Arizona
and General Mcdowell ia said 70 have ordered them
to whom the order was directed, did not succeed in
finding any Of them General Mason, the commander OF
senss Vega viii return 70 sono '.d IL fs~ ~ days having
already nearly accomplished the business on which he
One event has recently occurred herethough not yet
known 10 the general public-which likely 70 lead 70
sus Whatever faults Of Judgment may BE- charged to
General Vega his patriotism and liberay undoubed
as has ssc.incsd splendid p,ssncnywaa ssisss such @
issnd in the Gulf Of csifona o The northern frontier
Ss fanny ~ rss he P.1s' large PsSss Island sSiss9
valuable from the fact that the Paciae coast
unlimited extent has % Always = paid handsome sum
to the proprietor from this source annually ns island
was sold 70 IN American firm residing in San fr.ncsco
for hundred thousand dollars cash. An agent left
the John l. Stephens last week TO take possession Of the
island The French have not yet taksn posssasion Of
soon ss they hear Il the sale, and ws shan tSsn sss
whether naval authorities win maintain The rights Of
our cnizens
A letter was received In this city through the Post
porting to come rom DON Diego Alvarez Governor Of
the State Of Guerrero and dated 1t La Providenca near
Acapscol February e lsee The letter se forth that
the Empire he must at last submit &c. 1nclosed
was slip containing I. particular account Of
pee, intended for publication. The handwriting
was strkingly IKE that Of General Alvarez and the sig
unknown 70 the orssrs were lacking and he letter after
careful examination, was pronounced as was In fact
French forgery, gotten up in Acapulco for effect Luck
y by the same mail came genuine letter from General
Tnr OTHER SIDE or rns STORY
The letter further says-The state Of things II Aca-
pulco remains unchanged We continue 70 harass the
invaders who are pretty well worn out and dsgusted
rated csmpssn and receives the fu coops
ration Of the forces Of this State Colonel Figueroa
sfer defeating the enemy At Tshuansepec. had moved
General LsvyA friend Of General ochoa, Is also rs
ported at the head Of thousand i've hundred in
but few months since and passed through the French
lines In safety.
yRon syAtoA
have good news The liberals have been able 10
spare nve hundred men from Coronas army, which 70
bssieging hazatlan, TO Governor 0gazon, who with this
small force has started for Jasco He has 70 confront
the forces Of the bandit Lozada the most notorious
throat in Mexico and the main stay OF imperialism on
he's bed @ s,ss Is:.as and ss sssSs ss
that hs maschsd out 70 mese him In fun con1deuce
thss ,: WIN 80 evsr y shs sid: Of the liberal. VIA bis
!: y: \: :: d.. =: s::: 8: :s.i:;
not rscscscsS.
"a 14pssliaa shs orysa Of General Rvs rasc.o. Con-
2nsss g E q s % ,sss gssr ss -
oommenosnsnt Of the formation Of ! "Tcrsas Legion
q Freedom" undsr Colonel Edward Dsvsaux, late Of
number OF men 70 the lfberala
uxLucxy Hpnos
Daniel O'Counel Mccarthy, the editor Of The E30oa
daily paper Of very limited circulation and inAusncs
and the only IN Fan Francisco which supports the
Ih:d Seven, sssvens faction against The pelisy of Lincoln
stl In The county jail At Sacramento, for contempt In
refusing 70 answer At the bar Of the senate TO hs
NJ members 10 make the matter wofss for him
the Legislature h overwhelmingly republican, and
the majority are ne sn;.ws dsmocr.ss EN- :'A The
senate meets only once in two .yeas, and u y pro-
s' . ss s,s x. al y e. . a.
Senate" This would leave him in jail for two years
unless he weakened and revealed the names Of his In
sSsns S. .g his sa,emso x. 2 H. csn
not DO, and the last NOT exactly whst man oS high.
letter has rscsny been en- received a. Acapulco from
General AlyGes, forwarded from and dated st Prov-
The position occupied by the impcrsisss At Acupuco
Is hard one Lately detachment Of them ieft the city
and deserted 70 our SIDE bringing their with them.
occurs
The Minister from Chile lately rc-iden, ct the city Of
country He ssys that the French troops nom H,choa
cen. Oaco and other States being concentrated IN
there M 10 longer rocS S SOLDIER pssn.s s
Relative 70 the campaign In the south of hsxico not