The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-12
From the New Orleans Picayune, July O.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Progress OF. the Nevolutionists

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
/ Progress Of. the Ievolutionists.
4 GJANAJuATo IN THE HANDS OF THE INSURGENTS
4 The u s. steamer Portland, Capt Place, arrived yes
terda! from Vera Cruz, having sailed thence the Goth
She brings letters from the capital to the 22d of June
and papers to the goth The news would be deemed
very interesting, if the people of the United States gave
much thought at present to the affairs of the sister re-
publi,.
Pades has at last committed overt acts against the
government On the 18th of June he entered the city Of
Guanajuao at the head of about 400 men, and made
himself master of the military stores in the city. The
garrison, after show of resistance, joined him. Busta
mente and Minon, who were sent against Paredes
believed to be acting concert with him. The State Con-
gress OF Guanajuato Immediately dissolved the law
full governor displaced, and the country is evidently
alarmed at the prospect OF the success OF the revolution
lsts though the press at the capital puts the best face
possible upon the subject and affects to treat the revou
ton as little formidable
The designs of Paroles are believed to be Swallowed
forth in the following plan, although his is not at
tached TO it. Jarauta promulgated it upon entering La
gos and ne is considered the "rght.hand man. OF the
ex-Presldent We translate from Ell Monitor:
Il Plan OF Gen. Paroles.
Mexicans ! The work which niquty and treason com
menced in l9i has just been contaminated More thar
half of the territory of the republic has sold to the
enemy for beneath contempt. The remainder Of
our territory is occupied by the same North American sol
support crime arocous than ages have revealed
The annals of the past recall Count Julian betrayne
ms country from personal resenment but that horrd
deed is not comparable with the crime of Pona. Tha,
great criminal blinded by passion the Moors
Spain at his personal hazard but this roll in luxury
and enjoy power amidst the Establishments of the capital
has sold his country without the least personal risk
having dsarmed the nation and exngushed its public
spr and he even seeks to persuade it that its dishonor i,
good is @ and md the The, state of ha
miles, is brilliant position with hattering future.
ss T ss
blood brothers of the Califoas, New Mexico and
gaad he
the customs, and the nationality of Mexico! No, no, a
We who subscribe ths-hough few in NUMBERS yet re-
solved to perish in maintaining interests so dear-we invite
this aorous government and fling forth the banner Of in
surrection. SPAIN Mexico and other nations appealed
now do the same proclaming the following articles:
The present government is disowned, having commit
The States in consequence will their
3 They will take measures to replace the government
! overthrown.
A. The governors of the States will designate the person
persons command the forces within each State.
8. The forces of the permanent army which adhere to
this PLAN shall obey cononnaby rule. the senior chief
Signed by Jaauta, Ortiz, Negrete and others.
LAGOS, June !, IS4S
twill be recollected that Mnon attempted to surprise
arauta at Lagos but fell back his numbers being insult
hclent correspondent, intelligent foreigner writes
from the city OF Mexico, the Goth, that of Mi
mons troops went over to the insurgents with their arms
and baggage and that the rest fled with the purpose of
incorporating themselves with the insurgent Indians of
Sierra Godo. whose advance is within leagues Of
tlueIetarO fHeueS is DO0fy accused OF 1OmentIng the
of castles between the Indians and the whites, in
der to give difficulty to the government and documentary
proof is adduced to sustain the accusation.
nst ~ n,,os;.;an ,frna. H. ~ s " ~
az Isl 'I oppoa,!o Piess III TIC cy o MeAlco. on
the lo TOUT eullos naa Deeh arrested ana warrants
were Out against several others VINO had secreted them
selves.
was reported in Mexico on the Doth that the nsu
gents had entered the city of Querearo and plaged the
faubourgs of that town.
| We TRANSLATE from a l.ter addraased ~ no d,,od
" ~ ~ = 1890 " ue' u"''u
| MEXICO, June II, 1913.
Mexico now presents the most mournf aspect one can
possibly imagine BY the absence of the American troops
and especially of their money the inhabitants are left in
OF ghu misery having no other means OF subsist-
than robbery and assassination The existing gov
eminent has the most serious grounds of dimuetnd On
account of the movements of Paredes and Jaraua The
which 1t has sent against them are revolving and
,i, d h ~ ae & ne ian o. herrera Is
mon the fronters W." ''''o'"oS ofeaA OUT afeSh
The monarchs party is activo in the cv and raviny
many parsans. They have the clergy for their leaders
| in my next will give the names of some
TOUR correspondent then gives the programme of the Pu
70 party, Tor which we cannot make to-day, and
ms party has ITS connexions with the insurgents
e interior and IL the artillery, which has just arrived
from ueetaro and IS stationed at Chaputepec, should
JON ,he Puros revolution will take place within fort
nght ana the government be overthrown. Yours, &C.