The weekly Placer herald., 1852-11-27

MExIco-Our dates from the city OF Mex
LEO arc to the 9th of November, for which
Purser Bell, of the Oregon, will please
accent our thanks. In addition to the
news we published yesterday, we md the
following matters of interest:
Proceedings IN Congress.
i'm extra session had doue little or nothing.
The Chamber of Deputies adopted the
resolution, before passed by the Senate,
TO modify the l4th article of the Reform
Act, in case of conflict between the
branches of the Legislature
hi conformity with the report OF the
! Finance Committee, the same body mad
authorized the government to negotlate
loan of 5000 900, on the best terms pos
sible, and not to pay more than one per
cent. interest per month. M. Prieto, the
Minister of France had demanded S3,-
100000
Guadalaiara. is announced that the
government has received, by express,
news of the commencement OF hOstllItleS
on the Goth of October, between Vasquez,
the Conmandant General, and the in
surgents of Gaudalajara. .e,
Rich Haul. Several officers, suspected
of attachment to Gen. Uraga, have been
detached from brigade Castillo. An en-
Iissary, bearing $50 ounces in gold, des-
tined for Cure of Zapatlanejo, who was
to use it in corrupting the government
troops, was arrested. The Cure was eX-
lied and the ounces divided among the
soldiers. ard r..u.
.uorelia.-The advanced guard of the
troops of Bahamonde appeared on the
23th Oct, before Morela. Every pre-
paration was made by the people to re-
ceive them; and during the whole day the
opposing troops watched each Other, with
out making any decisive movement. \
Sortie was made the next day by Jose
CaIderon, at the head of 40 light troops
and 100 cavalry, but the insurgents de-
clined the fight and withdrew.
Revolution M .9gua Calientes.-it Is
said that this district has pronounced in
favor of the plan Of 6 uadalalara, and sepa-
ration from the State of Zacatecas. IT this
be correct, government will lose the ser
vices Of u thouSane troops, OF which 1t
has great need.
Union of the Msurgents-it is said,
moreover, that the insurgents of Cordova
and Orzabn were disposed to make com
mon cause with those of GuadaaIara,
Noreia and Mazatian In that event the
revolution will tend to unity, and will be
real, formidable. ss
Heboledo was at Pau del Rio with
fifty bandits, and was compelling every
vehicle that passed to pay IL toll OF seven
dDiiarS To
.Ma=atian.-Private letters announce
that Nj. Pedro VaIdes, who left Mazatlan
to attack Cu!iacan, the capital ofLnalva,
had taken that city, captured thousand
guns, and put Gov. Vega to flight
Iamauipas-Peace was far lron, Tam
auipaS. OnJhe 9th of October, General
nisaoil in Tanpico. The Council re-
fused To raeaive h;..,, ~",i io irrt,i tu' otito.
He soon returned with an armed force,
and imprisoned the Councillors and
Deputy Naldes. These ontrages of Ca
males caused many of the inhabitants to
fly. A number of the Deputies from the
State had fied,to Brownsville, where they
were recruiting men to overthrow the
government of Nj. Jesus Cardenas. lie
TRAIT says the government must do some
thing decisive soon, or the country is lost
The government has depriqed of their
rank Generals Uraga, Yanez, Blancarte,
aud all other officers Of the army that
have taken part illthe revolution.
The government has received six fire
engines from the United States.