Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-07

efn D'lsion OF the Army ana zen Mega had sHPerced
There 300 troops only a. Tarnpico on the 9Th
ittoes from this place New Orleans and Havana
These constitute the whole the Mexican force
from fainpco TO the Rio Grande.
Beng sunday, merely write that you may have the
above. Nothing wonderful stirring. All glad that tn.
Oregon question will be settled Tropc office robbed
last night SATURDAY night Yes. printers office rob-
bed CRESCENT
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
Tho Now Orleans Times of the 2i,h uIt savs
a revolution has broken out in the important
department Of Jaisco. It commenced tho morn
ing OF the 2Oth May, in the city of Guadalaiara.
ine battalion of Lagos. followed by other bodies
ios military and by tho enthusiastic populacc
attacked the palace of the Governor. Tho assault
was so prompt ;tfat the defenders Ind scarcely
time Tor single dis .farge of artillery By which
one man only was killed md one wounded. The
cry Of The nssailan's was Long live the Rcpu
BIC, ana death to 4 toroign prince" Some of
tho troops at tho palace recognized friends among
the assaiiants and refused 10 fire upon them. A
company from San Juan de los Lagos joined tho
| insurgents, and very soon after the soldiers com
posing tho garrison, general was tho dsalicc
ton. Some Of the leaders of the Government
troops were arrested 10 save them from the fury
| OF tho Popuace-umong others, Gen. Galindo
and the ex Governor, Don Antonio E.scoycdo.
Somo further skirmshing tool, place between
the insurgents and soma troops Of cavalry in the
I
making on both sides for a general cngag cement
tho next day, when Gen. Francisco Duque, who
had taken tho command of the Government troops.
proposed q parley, with view 10 spare the eIlu
sion OF blood. Commissioners appointed
on each sido and tho result of tho deliberations
was that Gen. Duquc, with the officers and troops
under his command, were allowed 10 retire with
tho honors of war. they p'cdging themselves to
retro once from Guadaaiara and tho Depart
ment of Jalisco. of which it Is .ho capital, and
proceed Immediately to the city Of McAico, by n
route to be designated for them.
They were 10 be provided with nccessaries for
tho march, and wero allowed til tho morning of
tho 22d to make preparations for departure. Gen.
| Duquo and his officers were compelled 10 pied re
themselves that they would commit no act OF
hostility against the troops no had pronounced"
nor against tho cause for which they had pro-
nouHccd. Tho other terms Of agrccmcn, arc I'M
important, bn, tho insurgents dictated all.
| Don Joso Maria 1anez. st yl1i in his proclan1a-
tons "Consnandor Chief Of the Second Dlvi-
sion Of ihf Republican Army. was at the bend
OF the nslrrection. Al meeting of the nsur-
gent cfilccFs. hoadod by him. formal .Acta" on
tho part ofNhe garrison was drawn up and signed
The sixth article of this '.Acta'' is as follows
AS Gen. Don. Antonia Lopez dc Santa Anna
had tho glory of founding tho Rcpubic, and
whatever may have boon hs errors. has been its
strongest support in spite of the policy Of Europe
and opposed himself to the usurpations by North
Americas; the garrison Of Jasco proclaims the
said General the Chief in tho IRA II enter
prise for which this plan IS entered into.
LATER FROM YUCArAN.
INDEPENDENCE OF THAT PRovINcE.-Tho Yucca
tan schr. Jonaquine. Capt. Martinez. arrived at
New Orleans on the ooh. Sho left Campeachy
the l2ih ut. Through letters received BY com
mcrcai house in Now Orleans, information Is
given that the Legislature at Merida had decla-
red the independence Of ucatan and lis dissov-
cranco from tho Mexican Republic. Ii is iE,cn-
dcd now to appoint Senior rbachano. tho act
ing governor Of 1ucatan, President Of the three
stars. Some Of the most influential citizens of
lucatan havo not hosta,ed 10 express the hope
that IN or 3 years from tho present time. if not
before. they would see these three added 10
tho fast increasing number that crowd
ing into the banner of tho stars and stripes.
The Z. S. brig Somers the only vessel OF
war off the port. when the Jonaqulna left Cam
peachy. Every thing was quiet.
voLuSrEERING.-I, is rumored tina, some of
tho volunteers who wen, 10 Fort Lcavenworth lid
not find volunteering what it cracked up 10
be. When their ratlcns were issued 10 them IN
tho morning, some of them ate wasted al,
breakfast the ration for the whole day, and were
much SURPASSED that they had 10 20 hungry at
dinner and supper. But little hungry expert
ence taught them more economy. Some of them
were terribly surprised that their food not
cooked for them. and sworc they would starve
before they would cook; bat few weeks service
will teach them the fashionable Accomplishment:
OF cooking. One young man who had been clerk
IN a mercantile house in this city, was found
driving Il cart from the river 10 the Fort, and
was not altogether pleased that he had been put.
4, such work; but no will probably be benefited
by learning tho useful business of ox-drivine.
portion Of the volunteers were dissatisfied bat
| would probably soon become enured to actual
scrvice.-S:- louis Now Era.