Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-31
From the ". 0. Pfcaynuf, Jan. q. .
LATER. FROM MFXTCO

By the arrlva! yesterday of the schooner Bonita,
from Vera Ciuz, we have received papers from that
ety to to The th INST and from the capital to tha
25ih uit The news is not OF great Importance The
country Is generally quiet, though there have been
local disturbances in various places. These, how
r. were sseH SUPPRESSED We learn ftfu iba
Trait d Union that he new Congress was containing
the Work ot organization. TIE papers have ceased
= be alarmed at ihe aspect OF aff.irs on the Rio
Grands They consider the aaa4cr there eursly al an
end. Ufaga sent ofcls report Sfsling that Carya-
jail had taken refuge within The American terrltory at
a place called uti5sno. This eoiacides with The re-
port prev ousiy recsiytd bur as will be recniircfed
Il was subsequently contrAdiasd by Carvsja himself
The reduced tariff OF Gen AVOIDS still continues II,
torcc at MaamoIos, and large inpotaons are taking
niace undrr lts operation CeIfaYo had been strong
~ fortified in order 10 secure he town against future
attack Ii was said that the insurgents during their
temporary occupancy, had completely sacked The
place, and subscription IVES Oh 100. In MONTEREY lor
he benefit OF The nhabl GA iae departure Of
UfaGa's brigade for the Rio Grande troubles HI brn-
ken oct in the Sierra Gorda, and at The last accounts
All cause OF alarm was not at al end. Il will be IT,
infmbe ed that after the betwpent this country and
Mexico the SierrsGorda The scene of pr,iraot-
ed revolt which required all the energy and power Of
the Government for It's suppression
slight shock OF an earthquake was felt at O 4i,es
the Gin ui.
revolutionary movement has broken out on the
lsthmls OF Iehuanteptc, headed by ex-(ioy. Maxine
Ofiz. iusllade OF ouf hours was Nent IL betvefp
the Insurgents and the Government roops under The
eofnlhahd Of Gov. hfega, at the end of winch inns
the former dispersed, leaving OF their leaders.
H.
ties lie was immediately shot, Wer RE not iaforn1
ID OF the number of killed and weaaasd in This deg
pirate action; hut do not suppose that the sol Of
Ichrnantepec was Redeemed with the blood of many
of the contending hosts.
The papers, as usual contain accounts a The rsvaees
OF the Indians in the State of Durango or late thew
have been more than usually audacous in their denra-
da' The Siglo charges the G lyernnent With
indf renee ind Gbecty Tor not taking active means
topnt sopo these Disturbances aud to give serpri,v
to the lives and property the cizens of thai unfor,r
nate section OF The Republic. That naeer IS tho.
nn ess en- rgetc conservatory su1es are soon taken
the Whole Sta OF Durango Will soon be reduced to q
desert vase ="
moi took place in the city of Mexico ON the 2Jst
at on The occasion OF bull fah in which Some
spaAsn tore'os were to show of. The people sef,.ed
10 LET the Spaniards perform.
ne members OF the diplomatic corps have had q
conference with the Minister of Relations IN rats renca
to The tariff, and The Matamoros schedule. The resu}t
was satisfactory to all paltea.
Twas reported IN the city 81 McKee, that the house
.I meckihtesh was on the eve Of breaking A rub
heat on in tbs Universal corrected the ru,nor Gamio
q 90 had made an arrangement with their cIedi-
tora. 80 NV ''eai
1here had been disturbance near the city Of pur.
Ola, ln'tlSaed BY characters who 10
advantage Of the popular feeling on the tar # question
some lew outrages commit ted before the ,a0in
"ss suppressed a more serious reVo.i had broken
OUT al Coaefea; one hundred men marched from that
piece and took possession Of the city Of Jalana The
garrison OF the castle at Vera Cruz was imInediafeiv
desratched against them. These insurgents demand
ca mat the system of indirect contributions sbouId
not be reestap!ished.