The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31

Baltimore American are indebted to esteemed com
mercal friend for the following copy of letter from
the city of Mexico, which details the particulars OF
event
All DOn the 3Oth of November, at night critic for
the usual preext of expulsion of Spanards was Civ
en- and the regiment Of artillery, and one or two regi-
# ments of militia revoted. On the LIST of December
an action begun in the suburbs between the revoers
and Government troops, and night only put stop to
le firing On the second day, at day break the fight
Twas renewed, and after some hot work, the rebels
Madvanced few squares. All the convent tops were
Moccupied by Government. On the third, the rebels
Most three four guns, and forced back TO their
old posts. The loss both sides was about equal
perhaps one or two hundred killed each day. Both
&sile fought with desperate valOr, tine action being
#caned on with cannon in the streets, and with mas
/ kerry from the convent and house-tops. On the 4th
&DereMber, the day opened by an interchange Of
#mrss gcs and as nothing could be effected bv these
means, the fighting was renewed with greater violence
/ Al noon convent surrendered, through forged
/ order plrporting TO from the President [pe-
8drBMl and the bells being Immediately ring, pan
$c was spread through the Government troops In
three hours the victors rebels in possession oil
8e Palace and all the converts, and then the camille
the town. with the victorious soldiers, rushed to the
h Paan and Portaes, and few other shops, and, in
1.-Two hours cleared out property estimated at from
three to five millions, aud making distinction be-
tween Spanard and Mexican. The leaders of the in
HSmgents were Garcia, who died of his wounds So
\ rata; the three Tosas two Frenchmen and anotil-
Be,
"Guerrero arrived on the Sd dav with fresh troops
Hd gave impulse TO the action which soon decided
1.-THE contest. On the 4th and 9th, Guerrero. and
|zavala took summary measures TO stop the page
}by shooting and cutting down the thieves, and they
have since collected much of tic property except
|Wlat the officers kept for Themselves which would be
le chief part They profess to return the goods to
le owners, but this is impossible, il will 90 TO the
Officers and troops They acting most wisely,
and trying to make up the Administration as nearly as
It was before II consists Of the same President and
Ministers, except Pcdraza; but they cannot get the
Congress or Senate to meet and the whole affair is
tll IN state Of uncertainty. Their energy ard ac-
Niiy, however, can accomplish much. Pedraaa and
flIsola, the Commander-in-chef, have left tile City
wlth some hundred horse and many officers, and are
collecting forces in Puebla. They expect to be oin-
Gd by Rncon, Calderon Corcsan, PalTes, and Maiz-
quiz, vino can bring into the field, probably, 10000 !
veterans and tie new GovernYaent has only two reg-
lmens OF praetised disciplined troops At first
we certainly expected an immediate reaction, which
would quash the new party, but they 10 be act
ing with 50 much prudence and wisdom, that ii begins
10 look doubtful No doubt some Of the States viii
resist most resouely, and the country will be divided
iof log time; but the usurpers may keep their post
IN INC City and State of Mexico The coaducta is at S
present safe at Puebla, under Maizquiz, and we be-
leYe 1t will get down safe
ihe editors of the American are also indebted to
, same source for the City of Mexico papers to the