The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-07 00:00:00

MEXICO;

The political news from the republic of Mexico, broug'—o is
H.M.S. Hyacinth, which left the. gulf on the 6th Octeldifig
quite of the same complexion as heretofore, one general rlsur
against another, and each assuming the sway when he laoto
eessful. At the departure of the Hyacinth, Generals P„ast;
Anna and Montezuma were in possession. of the whole C`ci
de-
two-thirds of the states were in their favour, and they ha hi'
cided that General Pedraza, who had been recalled from
banishment to the United States, was the legal president• beet
neral Guerrero, who usurped the president's chair, Iladd 10'
driven out of Mexico by General Bustamente, who ha a l,
shot by sentence of military law, and then himself assura%
ascendancy instead of recalling Pedraza, and to maintlio
own authority he marched upon Montezuma, and gave ,„
total defeat in the neighbourhood of Potosi, driving hinl,',.c el
sea coast; the consequence of this defeat is, that the pro', iota
the mines of Potosi, Botanos, and Zacatecas, is preventeu bich
being brought to the sea-side for shipment, a benefit .beds
these companies enjoyed while Montezuma and his 1100 E:
could keep the roads open, as through his influence
dollars had been embarked. Bustamente has with him a ari'
old Spaniards, the aristocracy, and the elite of the soldier} ,urtY
he is in possession of Mexico, but he was opposed by ',lid tc'
fifths of the population.. Montezuma had re-assembleda"nt
organized his defeated party at Tola. Santa Anna was ke'
cheek by Calderon, at Orizaba.

SPAIN.
Letters from Madrid, of the 23rd ult., received on 1:117;10
state that the ex-Minister Calomarde is to be impeacCO
tried for high treason. General Cruz had been appointed 5 CO,t
mander-in-Chief of the Royalist volunteers, which corps lork
be re-formed, and their arms deposited in the respeellecteelj
nance stores of the provinces. This corps, it will be renn' os
was the chief reliance of the apostolic party. It was c°virose
chiefly of tradesmen, was nearly 2110,000 strong, and is suPP
to have cost the Spanish Government £1,000,000 sterling', 0
nually. It is proposed for tie future to abstain as 11“1,lee:t
possible from the employment of this force. The Duke °l.i/
diva Celi, and twelve other grandees, who had been &Pi. lib('
of their gold' rings vin constence of-their manifestation guilt
ral principles during the existence of the constitutional s ell rya
have been restored to their honours, and have been albss' still'
ceived by the King. The liberal an 4 able Marquis

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ruz itas been named Grand Major Domo but what is niche
pill, Portant than all, as regards the progress of Political regene-
,?ticirt Art Spain, is, tha.t the, decree for the assembling of the
l'ertes has been already signed by the King ; the necessary
by the
for completing the elections would oe gone through
the middle of January. The King has, further, appointed
Council of State, to consist of fouiteen members over
,Z tell he will himself preside, and through which are to lie sub-
Ctted to the Cortes the different measures of ieforni meditated
the Spanish Government; among which are to be numbered
„ consolidation of the whole public debt, a revision of the
iainal code, and some new arrangements with respect to
lurchproperty, Couut Willie. has been appointed Minister,
the Interior.