The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-16
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Tn. Rebss. at GUanaiupto Dteated-laraa z axe"
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The Rebels at GuapGjapto Dsfeafed--Jaraufos 2 1se"
80 and Shot.
Bv the arrivel here yesterday, OF the steamship
Maria Bur Capt Otway from vera orga Tue froa
the City of Mexico in files of the Monitor Rep"bhed
no to the 22d ut., inclusive. -,
The insprrection at Guanauato was nearly at dh
end, by latest accounts from Genefai- nasteea.o'
Since the occupation of Valenciana by the govern
nnent troops series of disasters has attended the
insurgents. On the 18th, Paredes sailed GU -
Guanauato, at the head of 500 men and TWO pieces
of cannon to attack Gen. Lenibardni5 who Aaa
arrived with 300 men, as a renforcepent, aand was
posted at the Mollino de Cuevas he lpaglneo li1'
the latter would all desert to him. instead OF. Whlc
they resisted bravely, and after fight, which seems
to have been we'll contested Paredes retired PIecP5
lately to the city, having lost half his men, In kiea
wounded and missing. .-.s.;.
Bustamente having received reinforcements of 500
men, under Gen. Lombardini and Ortega, from qua
dalara,- made combined attack the Iotn, win 'ne
whole of his forces on the entire line of forhcatlons
covering Guanajuato, 1t was plan submitted oy
Gen. Minon and appears to have been designed with
much skill. The result was, that with the over
whelning force of the assaiants advancing simuita
neously against so large number OF posts, which OF
course from Parades' limited number of men. were
all but sendery defended it being impossible to con-
centrate on one point without leaving otners uhoS-
Tended, the Cerros, fortified hills OF San Mlguei,
San Cayetano, Rocha, Ell Gallo, Tajado and Critic
ria fell into their hands, with little oss-l5 men,
Padre Jarauta commanded at the Grtria, and IN the
rout which ensued. was captured, fleeing towards
the. CITY, by Gen. Cortazar. Bustamente ordered
him to be Immediately shot, pursuant to orders from
the Minister of War, allowing him simply time TO
receive the last offices of religion, which he took
with great JUNCTION, and made veryexenPtary exit
from the soil which he had long troubled with MS
restless turbulence of character.
Parades was then reduced to the Cerro del Cuarto,
and Castle called Cravitas, where at the date oil
the latest intelligence, white flag had been hung
out, intimating a desire to capituate.
This is the latest news by the pubic prints; bu'
private letters announce that Bustamente the same
day marched into Guanajuato, while the whole OF the
rebel force had either laid down their arms or dis
persed, Paredes, having sought safety by flight. A
force had been sent in pursuit, and In the event OF
his capture, he would meet with the same fate as
Jarauta the orders from the Capital being precise
that point.
Santa a,,nn-Senor Tosta, recently arrived at era
Cruz states that Santa Anna is going to reside in Ha-
vana because in Jamaica there Is no society," no thea
tre, no kind of amusement
The San Luis LOro of the 18th. contains letter
from Rio Verde announcing the defeat and dispersion
of body of 400 Indian insurgents, by the govern
ment troops. Thirty of the former were killed, and
some prisoners made, who were subsequently shot.
Durango. BY late intelligence We learn that there
are 800 soldiers in Durango, under the command OF
serters-8O0 or 1000 Indians stated to be march
ing that city, spreading terror among the Mexeans
A British subject, named Mr.. John Henderson, long
resident in Mexico died at the Capital on the 18th
ult., much respected. He leaves handsome fortune,
tho fruit of his industry and economy.
The Senate was in full session, in the City OF Mexi-
co the Chamber of Deputies could not obtain quo
rum, only So being present. 1t proposed to call
the substitutes to fill up the requisite number.