The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-16 00:00:00

MEXICO.

Advice. from Mexioo to the 30th ult. report the
mignation of General Carrera, in consequence of
differences with Alvarez, Comoefort, and Llave.
Yucatan, Carmen, and Mer places, are reported to
have declared for the revolution. Lazcano's brigade,
about 1,000 strong, had been compelled to surrender
at discretion to the new national forces. The garri-
son of Mexico bad chosen General La Vega their
chief. Gana and Manierez were fighting. Jose
Lopes de Santa Anna, nephew of the ex-President,
had been arrested, and would probaby suffer death.
General Casanova had gone from Tampico to Vera
Cruz, se his supporters had ignored the plan of
Ayala. A party of Americans, named "Bowles,"
had caused much disturbance at Acapulco and other
places. Viduarri had published • new and more
liberal tariff, and a decries had been lamed organising
the army. At Vera Cruz over 600 National Guards
bad been enrolled. From the west omit of Mexico
we hear of the soooses of the ineargeots. Zapaltan
had succumbed to the moults of General
Comonfort. After its capture the city was sacked
and entirely demolished. The fight lasted two hours,
diarist which 200 men were killed, and many
wounded on both sides. Colliers had surrendered,
and the soldiers of the garrison joined the revolu-
tionists. Subsequently General Conumfort marched
with 5,000 troops to attack Guadalajara, where Gen.
Marques • and Gamboa were fighting, the former
being in favour of General liraga for President, and
the latter in favour of General Ceballos. The news
of Santa Anna's flight had reached the coast, and
caused much contention among the military leaders.
General Cabello., with 7,000 men, had marched foe
the capital.
From Cuba, ander date the 23rd ultimo, we learn
that by orders from Madrid the consultation council
had been dissolved and a new council elected, which
was to consider various reform. of the council.
Manuel de la Cownhe is vie-president, and 'require
Manuel de Alba secretary. Several persons had
been arrested on suspicion of being the murderers of
Mr. Backbones. Santa Anna embarked on board the
mail steamer Bement on the 11th. A large portion
of his baggage contained a number of game cooks.
; Several cargoes of Africans bad been landed at
Bahai Honda.

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