The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-15

anDoaon taroaghont ~ couutry hna <~na.i ressnt
rattle among the dry bones Of this section, resulting
%nss sss e. s ssn q x nas Ms .sS
represented the feeling Of The Sierra had no paraty
for Santa Anna and Ms name was DOUBTLESS selected
living person: the proxuaclansterao which rs
signed BY the leaders Of the section little known be-
IN itself but should, - is probable the various OPP
position factions unite, IL win bring considerable
0cRSs ioon sdIss ante To- the asIs ea se
with the names Of the slgners:-
PRoNUNcIAMIENro
I'm the villa OF Jalpam, in the Sierra COrda on
the eighth day Of Nay, one Thousand eight hundred
and tyeight the subscribing chiefs and officers,
for the purpose OF concerning plan which shall
result IN the destruction OF system initiated by
raising sca1l0lds to her0ism after taking into con-
sideration the ubiquitous cruelty with which ID.
the organization Of which, founded ON laws like that
OF the 26th OF January which has had the effect Of
resusctatng in the nineteenth century the infamies
OF oarbarous and feudal ages that IN the
name OF this very law have been sacrificed noble VIC
tins who instead OF the scaod, deserved altar to
these victims thus vilely inundated is mentioned his
Excelency Senior General Don Tomas Mea, who
gloriously associated his name with this Siera con-
siderng that government like the present. which,
when about to be conquered and destroyed sought,
as in 1859, refuge and help within the folds OF the
North American banner does not offer guarantees in
the future but on the contrary menace to sacrifice
In scandalOus manner our territory and our ma
uonality Tor the beneht OF our common enemy, the
Ango-Sax0n; that before there snail arrive SO sad
day for our country it Is necessary to commit is
preservation to our worthy hand, In other days Of
misfortune. After taking all these things into con-
sideration we have sOlemnly determined upon the
following basis of operations
ARrIoLRl We do not recognize the sangunary govern
men OF Don Bento Juarex, the general particular
authority cmanang from the last election resulting from the
C'uocatorG Of the 18th Of August of the past year
ART The political government shall be Of that system
patriot his Exceency the General of Dvson Don Antonio
Lopez de Santa Anna
ARrs Colonel Don Jose veasquez recognized chief
of the forces Of the Sierra Gorda.
ART. Copies OF the present shall be
forwarded wherever II 10 desirable.
PiUo his Exceency Senior General Don Antonio Lopez de
Santa Anna. Vira the people and the army.
jose ValasQuez Francisco Monies, Panlo Amaaz Torso
Candearo Juarez Jose Montes Anasasio Mesa Desdero
Durle, Dolores Aria, Juan Rama Jscnto Sanchez, Rafael
Almarez
The Si0lo Diez NueUe speaks OF this as a curious
document, and regards 1t q significant fact that
the factions OF the Sierra have abandoned the cause
OF Marquee and the regency and declared for q re-
publican system.
Later comes to ms the statement that General
Huerta, Of MichOacan has declared against the gov
eminent. II this is so he will carry the whole State
with him, and the result win prove very serious.
According to advices from Ssa on the Attn, received
per Virgo, the elections of Yucatan were over, and
unquestionably elected Governor.
The Campeche troops annihilated by the revOlted
Indians were only one hundred and nfty in number
and not seven hundred, as first reported in Vera
Cruz. The affair occurred at Ecmacden, near BaCa-
lar State OF Yucatan. The English at Belize con-
tinue furnishing arms and ammunition to the In
dams.