The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-01
THE DAILY UNION
BY this Evenings southern Mail.
From the New Orleans Picsyuhs, June "a
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
puupI IrsrtpNJ ~ IAIIcgn
REVOLUTION IN IA

By way Of Brszos Santiago We received yester-
day a copy of ri LocomotOr Of Vera Cruz, Of the
9Th instant which is four days later than he adyices
received by the Falmouth. The news is important,
and confirms our former speeuations and anucipa-
| tons.
A revolution has broken out in the important de-
partment of Jalisco. Ii commenced the morning of
the 10Th May, in the city of Guadalaara. The bat
talon of Lagos followed by other bodies VI military
and by the enthusiastic populaee attacked the pal
ace Of the governor The assault was 70 prompt
that the defenders had scarcely time for ange dis
charge of artillery, by which one man only was
| killed and one wounded. The cry Of the sssailants
was "Long live the republic, and death TIA foreign
prince" Some OF the troops at the pasce recog-
missed friends among the assailants, and refused TO
| FIRE upon them. company from San Jan de los
Lagos Joined the insurgents and very 500 after the
soldiers composing the garrison, 30 genqal was the
disaffecton Some Of the leaders Of the government
troops were arrested, to save them fromths fury Of
| the insurgents-among others, Gen. Glindo and
the ex-governor, Don Antonio Eseoyeb. Some
further diminishing took place betweeIthe insur-
gents and some troops Of cavalry in the ~ Of the
/ government, and preparations were mskg on both
sides for general engagement the next by, when
Gen. Francisco Duque, who had taken Ia command
of the government troops, proposed pa by, with
view TO spare the effuslon OF blood. Commissioners
were appointed each side, and the resh Of the de-
liberatons was that Gen. Duque, with lheotieers and
troops under his command, were allowed to retire
with the honors of war, they pledsns themselves
TO retire at once from Guadaajara, Nd the depart
ment Of Jalisco of which it is the cpital, and pro-
coed Immediately to the city Of Mexis by route to
| be designated for them. They wereo be provided
| with necnssaries for the march, an were allowed
ill the morning OF the 22d to make separations for
| departure. Gen. Duque and his offers COM
PEELED to pledge themselves that theywould commit
no act Of hostility against the troops Who had "pro-
nounced," nor against the cause foI which they had
pronounced. The other terms Of agreement are I'M
important, but the insurgents dictaisi ALL
Don Jose Maria Yahez, styledh lis proclsma-
tons Commander. in-chief Of the second division
OF the republican army" at tbs head Of the in
urrection At meeting Of the isuRent officers,
headed by him. formal "Acta" o the part of the
garrison was drawn up and signed After recitng
what in their view have been the onses Of the
tnual revolutions in Mexico, the pincipal Of which
is che destruction Of their former FIRE constitution
after denouncing the project OF eretng throne in
Mexico with a foreign prnse-sfter protesting
the national will cannot be reprsse,ted-and after
reciting various other alleged grievances an "Acta"
or "Plan" is proclaimed for the regeneration Of the
republic. It is divided into ter articles.
The first dsowns the call FOR the Congress, as
made by Paroles, as an open attempt against the
sovereignty Of the nation and as issued with sViev
to establish throne in Mexiro - bs 5i'od by Tow
eisn prince
,.tr Ia' be- mom8srB 20 p, 5i,. red ov ne people,
n7 a. ..rI0rs Gw. ~ 1874. This Con
rr-'d with 'onu 4 paraNlOUun "a
ncRI pr0onIr " &. aa ut"r,y 'N-
, . provides the, Coogress ahal ss-
; e-r.. a0H,us 1Gcr the uJcrgrIhg force
SO .H., 20 o.. ua.sssslon af ,he capital.
q I,I,o '-r .urttss ths Evidence Of the army.
d. &c.. . a.ss urIlgr7 .yrosvUr shat oppasa
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,.. pom 40. ,.ery Of rs member or dnso.e gr sua-
? -rul rts seFs0ns % pretend p. ap~-eg OBJ" ."r'''
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B Az ,,r Don Ar.Jnia L.orr- dr 90 Ir. ord
tu.t. ... ,rh.te,rl
Ir.ry nav. zen ma -..y.r. .a. l..1 d.. ..rn1-a o..
rupr.5., 10 5nite of the policy Of En- go rn.
isagaaan OF Some pSvarss MeUca ~ sol
arsc.. go Laa UssrpaIoH bv nsucs, me
gauagr of laIa-0 gsor.HIg The saId ssnofsi e. n
rllcfin die grard enterprises for which Ora Voa =
entered nto.n
III, ssvln,h article epproprsrss inc fg.,tih part
or he rrodurts or IsgenUE OF The dspsi usU,s %
tie prosecution Of the var "Snth Texas O. MORT
Anssioa,7 thF fourth par, to DC rcall.a to lhs
army direct
Til, ,hrsa rrmatatas as,icIss retSd inc sdalp-
istruuoa at he laws N tho 4 Aftulsnl ana are %
HUE EcDgrG importance
This nial gaa a1gptso md ngusi r' 80, 2Oth
Of May We ia8,s, hcsj tls a4Gr1a- NJ Gen.
YaEoz o Caa gu0ps dnjF .4 command, EHt 70
ire -ttizors ri islt7co 16n ~. Cumplido is
recognised IS paJvisio1s, governor Of the depart
mem ~. &c IS to take oath TO SUSAN the re-
publican form of government which mag be adopt
ed; ito repel the infamous usurpatiot made by
the North Americans" TO prevent Mxco from
falling a victim to foreign influences; and other
wise to conform to the national wi, mani
tested according to the above plan. A. decree is
sued on the 22d declares the city of 9ladalajara
to be no longer in state of siege.
We are too crowded to enter any Tther into
the subject of this revolution to-day Numerous
considerations will sugges. themsevesat once to
the reader to its effect upon the We with US.
The paper before us contains no othernews.
LATER FROM THE RIO GRADE.
The James L. Day, Captain Grfl, arrived
yesterday morning from Brazos Sanlgo, having
sailed thence the morning of Saturday last, the
Goth. Among the passengers she tro,sht over
were Lieut. Col. Payne, on his way to- Wash
ington with Mexican trophies, Majors Ersin and
Fowler, Captains Smith, Stockton, and Pae, and
, Lieutenant Sturges--a of the army.
The Day brought mails from the United States
steamer Prncstpn the frgate Raritan, and slap-of-
war St. Marys, received by the brig Ranger Bra
! EOS, from Tampico and Vera Cruz, and a very
large mail from the army
The news by this arrival il not of gres nyort-
ance. The capture of Reynosa by Colonel WILSON,
ls conhrmed so is the report that Gensras Aflsta
, and Ampuda had both been ordered toMexco.
There was report in the camp, to which We suach
no credit, that Herrera had been restored b power
in Mexico, and that an armistce had ben sndered
to General Taylor,
The 9th regiment Of Louisiana voluneer, under
Colonel Featherston, took up their line march for
: Barita on the 18th instant.
1t is stated upon good authority, that Gheral Tsy-
Tor will go up the river to ReYnoaa andarobaby to
Camargo, in q very short time. Z
, We learn from our correspondent, "S' that Gov
ernor Henderson, who at Fort Pollun the lath,
has been mustered into the service as a dajor Gen.
eral. General Johnson has been eleote colonel Of
r the regiment ofTexas infantry, Captain dcLane as
, lieutenant colonel, and Mr.. Wells, formally of the
army, major. tbs said that Major Jacl Hays has
been elected colonel of the regiment Of Nexas Ran.
gers, and Walker, lieutenant COLONEL lit we have
not the same authority for this statement
Capt Porter's company of artillery was stationed
on the Brazos island and was about erecting there
an 1s-pounder battery.
A company of the 5th infantry had left for ReY
nosa on the steamboat Aid. Reynosa has ben al
most entirely abandoned by its inhabitants, asasc
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