The New York Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1858, Page 3

News froma the West Coast of Mexico. @UR ACAPULCO CORRESPONDENCE. - Acaro1oo, Dec. 28, 1857. {We Vicario Prisoners Banished—Heartrending Scenes—No Communication with the Capital—A New Conspiracy— Love, Jealoury and Revenge—The New British Vice Con- oul, de. ‘My last closed somewhat abruptly—on account of the wadden departure of the steamer—in my attempt to pic- tare te you the great misery which must naturally follow the banishing, upon an island adjacent to this port, of those miserable creatures who were taken prisoners by General Alvarez # short time gince, in his successful dispersion of the forces of Vicario and the sacking of Chelapa, the full particulars of which I have sent you. The scenes that fol- Jewed the separation and disembarking of husband, bro- ‘her and lover from associations of ‘‘ deep rooted affec- tion,” was a eorry sight indeed. Those that can pity? may, if they have a tear left, let it fall—the subject well deserves it. It may be for the general good that this heavy sin should have been committed, but how a human being can reconcile his peace of mind to its committal, ‘and grow great by such glorious example, is doubtless within his phere, of comprehension—it certainly is not ‘iated outside his own being Well may this power te exclaim, ‘ My way of life Jo Seiten foto tha sane. the yellow leaf, “and that which should accom; ‘age, such as honor, love, obedience and troops of Rates ut Taust not look. to have; ‘but in their stead curses, not loud Dut deep.” An unhappy termination to one whose life has been phon tw his country’s honor! The docree of the State authorities, issued at Tixtla i+ March last, for the purpose of raising a revenue for th: support of the government, and which decree and taxatio ‘were the cause of the late difficulty between Vicario an General Alvarez, has been abolished. This blot havin; Bow been scratched from off the mind, there is ne reason ‘to sup) why thore will not be ‘‘peace and good will towards men,” and a speedy Cp None nag gma between this place and the capital. have passed away since the mail ceased to satisfy our anxious minds of events daily transpiring throughout different parts of the republic, and we are as ignorant to-day of is trans- ing on the other side of Mexico as though we were ig in Japan. It is a happy state of affairs, and recon- ciles one’s self to the trite old adage— Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise. ‘Pe night following the departure of the last steamer from this place, the peaceably disposed, with rag, tag and bobtail following in the nce came near being disturbed from nature’s soft nurse by the disclosure of a d. con- ‘spiracy which had been hatchiag @ handful of dis- ontented, who number as many as could conveniently set ‘round a card table. The disclosure was made by a tpi tnd wh y pirees is re of the seanpaie who, in a passion lousy, betray: r lover, ba th hope that summary ven might be Pada to phys on account of hia infidelity. To pine you w guarded she was, and what an elegant opportunity po itself for the deep revenge seated within her, you will glean from the following: — A trusty and faithful woman was to be procured to de liver messages to those known in this great conspiracy. A sister of some one of the conspirators would better sup- hg this peren any other; but the ment of were thus fortunate in having them, threw their ee out of the way and into the scale of our heroine, who, by tact and discretion, coupled with the ambitious ends of her lover, won him over to her cause, and he in turn won over his’ associates. A solemn stipn- ation was entered into, through the instrumentality of the designer, whereby each and evel 'y one was to commit himself to the other 3 take his life in case he should for. feit his honor by a disclosure to any one without i making known toall assembled, the name of him who de- sired to be admitted to their secret conclave. This stipu- Jation was to be placed in the eafe keeping of this ‘Lady Winter,” who intended it as a witness to her future dis- closure. Meetings and messages were secretly held and delivered, while the converts became so numerous that Stwas decmed advisabie to dispensa with further meet- ne = "mo whole, but leave the working and ripen- ot to those who were the original is discontinuance of the meetings = gy brought about by our fair friend, who did not wish to compromise or injure in any way those who were associated with him whose life she was to sacrifice, but on the contrary to spare if the could, yet determined to sacrifice them all if the escape of him as- sumed a form. No obstacle, from the simple tricks gained, seeme? too difficult for her to surmount; and the bright hope indelibly impressed upon her mind of the committal of murder, was never more buoyant within the breast of Lacrezia Borgia. Days and nights passed away, bringing jm succession mumbers who were to rally around the sig- nal gun and bathe their hands in blood. None were to escape who were not of them—so reads the b»ond—but I fancy a ory hapten reception would have been given dy men bad they presumed to trespass upon the quiet of some six of America’s sons who Join forces upon occasion for seif preservation. fhe design, from some Joophole, had gained a foothold of a conspiracy hatching. Rumor doubled like the voice and echo, but none were accused of being participators. Surmises and conjectures floated from tongue 10 tougue, until the excitement was so reat that fears were entertained of a rupture or failure of the dear object. Suspicion lurked not within shooting distaace of the originators; they were above suspicion, deiog of the government crib, and mostactive in watching to detect the movements of themselves. The one hun- dred and eighty bloodhounds that were confined ina house half mile the castle, and guarded by half a dozen like themselves, were to be let loose to deal death and destrucuon wheréver wt mignt “turn up.” In fact, it was to be the # edition of the sacking of Cbilapa, tie particulars of whith I sent you; but by some tnterposi- tion an order was received from the headquarters of Gen. Alvarez, at Providencia, for the immediate banishment of these one hundred and eighty, which was carried into effect the morning following the receipt of the order—fear. fol, though none were accused, tha: if there should be such an aitempt, and it was successful, these devils would of course repay doubly what had been dealt out to them when they were taken prisoners. The night following the execution of the above order was determined upon for this bal! of fire to explode—for by some process of an acid substance which grows bere, and nothing, apparent- ly, more than acommon weed—the names of those who had signed the stipulation, excepting her lover's, were completely erased, leaving in their stead a brigh: blue color, without the trace of a line having ever been writ- ten beneath; so our lady determined to expose the affair ‘and save the balance, who must (or so she, at least, shought ) mevitably fall with him. ‘To'the general com: manding she repaired and dia#tosed the plot, produced her witness ir the form of the stipulation signed, but posi. tively refused to say anything further than the stipulation Presented. Of course the lover was immediately arrested ‘and imprisoned; the whole affair on the second day was made public, and the girl of eighteen is now the “observ ed of all observers,”* the champioa of her blighted honor, the vindicator of her acts, and the premeditated destroyer of her seducer acd lover. The young ira tor still lives, but never will again see the rays of the gun. The balance of his companions are free and unpun shod, the girl boing true to her word, Our heroine may be seen by those who visit this port, on the arrival of every steamer, vending her fruits with at gays heart and “looks as clear as moraing roses newly ‘washed with dew.” Six of the padres who were sent here from Chilapa with the one hundred and eighty have been pardoned, and are now quietly and peaceably pursuing their voca tion—but ed within the limits of this “forty foot Jot,” or rather, the district of this port. . Frederick Jonson, H. B. M.'s Vice Consul for this port, entered upon the duties of Lis office on the 24th inst. ‘Thomas W. Smith's Application for Divorce. The following is the petition of Thomas Washington Emith for a divorce from his wife, presented to the Legis. Jature of Pennsylvania _ petition of Thomas bse Smith, of the city of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania, respectfully rep- resente—That be is a citizen of Pennsylvania and has re- rided therein for more than a year past, that he was mar- ried to Fhaabeth G. McCauley, a daaghter of Joha MoCas- ley, of Wilkesbarre, in eaid State, on the 16th day of De- cember, 1856, tn the city of Philadelphia; that at the time of bis said a with the said Elizabeth she was a papil in the Wesleyan Female lostitute in the city of Wilming- ton and State of Delaware, in ich she had been placed a few months previously by one Richard Car- ter, of Tamaqua, in Pennsylvania, who bad taken ber from her father’s house under a promise of educating her, and had assumed the position of a guardian or foster father to her, being at that time a mao about forty. eight years old. ‘That your petitioner never had any carnal pane of the said Elizabeth prior to the said mar. ,and never saw her from the month of Ma; 1854, wo tbe month of October in the same year That rind her after @ very brief acquaintance, and with the erull knowledge and consent of her said guardian, and in the fatlest confidence and belief in her virtue and chastity, = in euch confidence and belief continued to tive ey. y with her up to the 10th day of april, 1857, when she, “ eaid wife, wave birth toa female child of ‘the full pe riod of nine months gestation; of which cbild his wife soon after confessed that the said Richard Carver was the father, and the said Carter also at once acknowledged the sail child to be his, That immediately after dis. covery of thie great fraud and wrong practised ‘epoe him in his said marriage, the petitioner left his said wife and has never seen her since, nor in any way confirmed the said marriage. Your petitioner reapect- po uae that the marriage, under the circumstances, we frand practised upon bim, for whien ag ry im apy court of iaw; and that the Jove and confidence whic! —_ two be inseparable from the state, are entirely destroyed for the rea- pops ‘aforeenid, and he therefore respectfully prays your honorable te body wil be generously pleased to a bill divorcing bim from the bonds of matrimony with his said et aed ine Geek cr he hed never been married, and as in duty bound, be will ever THs. WAstitNG fos Sunn ee of Pennsylvania, city of Philadelphia, s:—Thos, fachington Smiih, the above named potiioner, buing duly fworn according te law, doth depose and say that the facta fet forth in the foregoing petition are trae, t the best of bis knowledge an: belicf, and the same fs not made out of levity, or by collusion between him, the deponent, and the enid Elizabeth G@ Smith, his wife, for the mere pur pore of being freed from cach other, but in all sincerity #nd truth and for the causes mentioned jn said petition. THOS, WASHINGTON SMITH. Sworn and subscribed before me, an Alderman of the city of Philadelphia, the 19th of Jan., 1865. Wa. Atues, Alderman. Purapeupata, Jan. 19, 1858. To Mra. E.G. Surra-—You will receive this as the for: mal ane Tequired by the legislative routes, of my inten Ton to apply forthwith to the vegisinture of Pernsylvanin, et its present session, for a law to divorces me from my marrage coz nection with You, on tho 16th Dosember 1866; avd that the ground upon which the said application will be mare is the wrong and frand oe od pon me in the marriage itre!f. Yours respectrai! THOMAS WASHINGTON SMITH State of Pennglrania, City of Phitadeiphia, o.:—0n th fay of January, 1868, personally appeared before the subscriber, aa Alderman of sail chy, Henry € ‘lownsend, who being duly affirmed according to law, doth depose and say that thé original notice, of which ihe above is a true copy, Waa served by him » Biizabeth G, Smith m pervon, at the bouse of Thomas Leonard, No. 1,116 Filbert etreet, in said ORY ape Wedneota, the 200h day of January, 1858, HENRY ©. TOWNSEND. Affirmed and subscribed before the day and year aforesaid. Jon» Tromrsoy, Alderman. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1858. and then hatomcge 4 off the trains provisions, Xo. the relief of Col. Johnston. The Indians suaded to belie’ men among the Mormons, capable of bearing arms, well maim and the; Specrine them ag having nu- merous fortifications, also speak of a large number of Indian allies; and declare that the Mormons have no idea of running away. Mr. Achner aed that he saw a white girl, about nine years of age, in the camp of the Cheyennes. was dressed as an Indian. She represented to him that her parents were from Green county, Ill., and that she was stolen from them by the Indians when the train of emi- grants was the Plains, but that she did not know whether her parents were living or Mr. Achner pole unable to rescue her by force or chase her, her being absent on a hunt; but he was quite conddent eing able to do so on his next expedition among the aaa ‘This gentleman is repeeeonied as having been a trader pet Lari Ron ates among Indians, and his statements are ent ‘to credit. CANADIAN PaRLIAMENT.—The Parliament of Cana- da has been further prorogued until the 18th of February, and then will not meet ‘‘for the despatch of business.’’ ermulaL A ‘AULD. STOR HOUSE.—THE | PATRONS OF THE ASTOR House are respectfully requested to give peice of their intended visits during the app! bas Cc. A. STETSON. AUTION.—A LETTER, MAILED ON THE STH OF January last, by Wm. Warner & Co.,in Philadelphia, ad- dresaed t ell draft drawn by Grant & 2%, 1861, on four montha, for twenty ive bi ‘M. Connolly & Co., in New York, and accepted by them; payable on January, 1868, at the North America, and endorsed by Wm. Warner & Co., to the order of Oawin Welles. Said letter and draft not ‘having reached thelr destination, the public le cautloned against ne- gollating the same, as payment the stopped aM. WADE, 3 "32 Wall street. opaee PRINTING TEURGR APE WAGEINGTON, the Government Jan., 1888.—For the convenience of De ents, bankers and residents generally of the West end of the city, the New York and Washington Printing Tele- graph Company have 9, Ramee an office in Willard’s whence messages will ye (jar anneal direct to 1 pel el cities, in Philade}y pia and New York, and from those ven with the different House and Morse sshagree Wipeaing, Pi isville, Fadtanapotin, Cheng Mil 4 Louis; Trot, Hi ton, Montreal and bes; Providence, cine ines ante Dalles fustes and ris ad Pe kg rT an ri ‘rovinces, fices—National Hotel, entrance from Sixth street; Wilard’s Hotel, en ventrance fr from the vestibule. Nas COMMITTEE ON FRAUDS OF THE rd of Aldermen will meet on Wednesday, Japuary 2], inst., at one o’clock P. M., at the City Library No. T2 City Hall, to'examine into such # logations ‘of fraut nipon the city as have been referred to them, at which time any citizen or citizens who are in possession of, or can give any facts to the committee that will lead to the exposition of abuses in paving, rading streets or aby assessments made t attend at the hour te above i THOMAS W. ADAMS, )Commitice: THOM ae 7? ghee on JAMES OWENS, Frauds. NOTICE THE, COMMITTEE ON TAXES OF THE Board of Aldermen will meet on Monday, 25th inst., two o'clock ¥. M, at roc No. 8 Uity Hall, at which ume tbe following gentlemen are requested to attend before the com mittee, t) ahow cause why they should be resinvod from their tax, anid no further notice will be given them bereafte 8. Martin, ©. Waterbury, Amelia Willis, Jxs. Bulk s Ea D_ 8 Sharrot, §. P Ingraham, eo. Kol Farcook & Davieon; Jcbn Organ, Stan Sevilzer, Clark ROK. Ba nog Jas. CON, indi sated. ‘alker, Sam! Te smith, Hc. Sebutz, GG, Born, A. R. Plamley, Ro M Ludiow,’ K. W. Pulliat, Geo, Walker, Noah Norris. J. H 4 Mott, 0.'V. 8 Roosevelt, J 8, Tappin, and J. H. MeCann, JORN GREGORY, EPHENS, (Committee. w TUCKER, UE RAILROAD ¢ FFICE OF THE SIXTH AV! pany, Jan. 15, 1868.—An election for directors of this company wil be held at the oan fee avenue, corner of Forty fourth street, on Tuesday, ony of February next, hours of 12M. and2P. M The semi annual di per cent is Rare ‘at the Peoole’s Bank the Ist day of February next. transfer books will be closed from the 25th fi mat. 10 the 1 it er ay BAILEY rane, bnccinmadd GPECIAL NOTICE TO DRY GOOPS DEALERS.—A DRY goods house, having one of the best stores in Canal street, pre preparing (6.engs| ein tbe wholesale trade, ant will sel part of their Tock, which is in firs: rate condition, and M4 Jong lease of ther store, which as a business ‘stand tavailed. This offers s rare. chance to responsible, business men. =s — bargain ef stock will be given 1 on hberal tema, ‘fmmediately, A. H. Howland, Broadway Satna ge 4 sped BURNS ANNI ASERIYERCARY AS ASSOCIATION ecoTRERORTS witty At Mouart Hall, 663 Broadway, on Monday, P.M. Tickets $125. Tobe badot A. Parshall 879 sroate way; T. Miller, 106 Sixth avenue; J. Gibson, 80 Bleecker st.; Dunn, Bros. 2 Third avenue aa Mulér, 290 Third ave- noe; B. Orr, street, or of any of committer, BAVID B. SCOTT, President, DR. HISLOP, J. nay, See. WM. MILLER. Vice chante HE CONSULATE OF VENEZUKLA REMAINS PROW this date under the charge of Mr. ANTONIO GUZMAN BLANCO. Office No. 13, Broadway. New York, Jan, 20, 1858. ‘1 LAWYERS.—WANTED—A LEGAL GENTLEMA) of eloquence and perseverance, to nudertakt volving a torvune, balf of which shail be the re cons. None oeod apply but those conssious of power to com pete with the first legal skill in the coumry, Address, with pame, box 1,994 Post office. TOR VETERAN CORPS OF 181 19,15 Henry street, near Market, on Sunday wi 2o'ciock P. M., to attend Divine service at the Mariners Baptist Church in Cherry street by invitation of the Pastor. Letevery veteran be present. By order. H. RAYMOND, Colonel avrE, Adjutant, ‘TH REGIMENT, N. UNIFORM COMPLEPE, (EX cept troweers,) with p pmentey for sale very low. Ad hal Post office, Newark, N, “DANCING ACADEMIE: BROADWAY.—MR. PERACHIO.—LADIES AND gentlemen who wisb to become graceful dancers can ‘no better texcher than bim. He isthe only proteasor who French-Lanciers and the great London Horse Guard Every Wednesday aad Saturday. A full brass 65 fis tag ue place, Feception of pupils. ) 90 BARD SIME, AT MME, SAU VAGEAU'S dancing acade| the amoothest waxed floor, full orchestra every vight, large sember of damseuses and aplen. did salon o¢ danse, 663 Broadway, opposite Bond street, BARNETT AND T. HEALY'® DANCING ACAD, mies tn New York and Brooklyn.—The sixth yeveuing, Jan. 38. Daye and evenings of ‘alien ‘a New esdaye and Fridays; snd, in, Brooklyn, tn Pronxtin Hllding Falton, Dave and Crevings of tuldsh, Wednestaye and Saturdays.” Afernoon elasnes from 210 8; evening do.. for indies, from 7 to 8: for geoilemen, from 8 to 9. 1 room practice from 9 0 R. o'el Mesare, 1. & HL and complimentary ball comes off on tbe seepage by) ET tad cat 410 Broadway. Tickets ma, the puptla, academies or of PiiNcn Man, ih Bleecker street, R. Atmeateon, \, Treasurer, Starronn Coos unr Rae 200. <THE ADVERTISER WANTS TO BUY OUT A $ small sock of ¢7y. goode de arecerton, in cash and balance in other erty, Will at tal trade. Address W. M. R., bos on OF iro Ki wiway Post LOA KS A AND FURS At balf price c uring the morth of on hand for thane who hav del thetr winter armenia, GEO. ob PIN, ML way. PARLY SPRING DRY GO E GREAT aston ‘8 SALE At No. 415 Broadway, er of Lispenard street. THE ENTIRE SPRING AND BUMMER STOCK B. WILLIAMS & COMPANY, ‘(Wormerly ut 167 Broadway.) And removed to the first named address Rich ieee For greater conrenience of sale. leh prin Tatene and orguntion, Printed bareges and robes, Welatnes, muslin and calieors, New spriog silks, Table and other linens, Kmbroideries, lace goods ana hosiery, Cometgting o ay, of INTENDAD FOR TH And which, on ae Must ad TO ABSOLUTS Ad WPTORY SALE, By order of the asmgners. ferma, cash only. Bale now on. Store opened at 0 and closed at 6 o’eloer. sate SALE OF DRY GUUS AT ABTALL. neve at Columtian Hall S61 viread street, cos time to offer the entire balance int=r goo's at A) cents nd All others at 48 certs from the original cost prices, t0 cinee tho whole by the first of February next, and snyitos parvcuiar ehion pl lain sad figured ai jerinoes, piste paramatiag, Lace and m Band mgslin cursaine and draperies; In table cloths, ‘aapeine, Nowellings. Rhootings, ara iow casem; ook torclowe the asign- hroldert the entire lot mi JOAL—PURF RED ASH (PRACH ORCHARD), A / déhiah he genuine aricle) at summer prices. Camberiand, Liverpool ofre! and eanne! canite ‘Ameve current rates. ‘entre and corner Jane and West streets, Corner Canal and _ SPORTING. ‘OR SALR—A URRY BEAUTIFUL nat arrives from Manchester: etching he will be warranted to he the beat; the price ti one cent fess will be taken; any porton pnrchasing ean we the dog of trinl one week hen, if he des not plese, he can be rewirned. For further partic: street, third floor. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining In the New York City Pest Office, Saturday, January 23, 1858. Published exclusively in the New York Hmawp, by Act of Oongress—the paper having the largest circulation @ any paper in the United States. 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