The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13
FROM TAMPICO,

By the schooner Mary Ellen we have receiv.
ed files of El Commerce. de TdmDie0 10 the
Goth ult., from which we make up the follow.
ing summary:
The State of Tamaulipas has declared in
favor of the revolution, adopting the plan
of Guadalajara, and against Gov. Cardenas.
On the 9Th ult., the Ayuntamiento OF Victo-
ria, the capital OF the State, resolved to disa-
vow the authority OF Gov. Cardenas AMI Gen.
Arista, the President of Mexico, and declared
the present evils Of the State to be caused by
them.
On the 9TH of November the national guard
of Matamoros, at Victoria, declared against
Cardenas. Canales and Avalos and the exist
ing Legislature OF the State, and pronounced
in fayor of the plan of Guadalejara. Don Ru-
sao Rodriguez, the presented deputy rom
Matamoros was at Victoria, and his name ap-
pears first among the signatures to the resoiu'
| tions, 5
El Commercio says that on the 9Th Of Nov.
Victoria was attacked by some troops under
| the command OF Col. Basave, but they were
| repulsed. The assault was renewed on the
| 9th, and was as ain repulsed. Tie same paper
states that it was not the troops under Don
Rufno Rodriguez, but the people, who drove
| the enemy.
| El Comn,ereio, in its leading articles, 10
| very severe on Gen. Arista, and says that the
| adhesion Of Gen. Uraga to the plan OF Guada.
laiara has put the seal Of success upon the
We 6n:!. in our Tan.nico files ssssw items
| OF news from the interior of mexico Of later
| date than we had before received. @
| The papers of the city OF Mexico favorable
| to the Government had stated that victory
was obtained by Calderon, commanding the
federal troops, over those OF Bahamonde, al
/, San Jose, 10 the State of Michoacan.
fam horetia IN tho Sfh apnnuuee
that this victory consisted Of q stout skirmish.
after which Calderon returned TO Morelia,
from whence he n. started with 500 men, hay.
ing lost one third Of his force, and was prepar.
ing for further retreat. His mn were con,in.
| ually deserving. Bahamonde was marching
| on Morelia, and would probably enter that
place without resistance.
N. o. Pieaysne. 5tk.
WHAr's IL A NaMEl-I wantsch to schipp
in the Lueiila.' said Dutchman to the clerk
Of a shipping Office.
WELL said the clerk, pen in hand, whats
yonr namsf'
III ish Hans taaansmabandordannse yaneys
Observation-Disclosures chiupfeldtmitdeschupyo
!, romp.-s said The Dutchman, gravely splitting
out bis old quid, and taking 10 fresh one.
| Heavens said the astonished clerk, i can't
write that. Look-a- here, mister, what is u ia
English--to you knowF
.Yaer, Ich does. II is Yon Smidt!'
| The poor clerk tainted.
New CURE roR FEVER AND AGUE.-Th,
Huntsville tTexasl Item, says;
1 We had acall this week from Mr.. De Berry
+ of Grimes county. who we understand 10 sbou.
70 publish paper in Anderson. From anon,
other interesting items Of information, ",
glesned from him, perhaps the following rene
dy for chills is worth printing: Take a raw
egg, break il in tumbler; cover with viness,
and drink altogether an hour or two before iii
chill's tiae OF calling. Mr.. b. says he ha
seen il .lied for years and never yet saw
failure. Il may seem hard dose. but il Is nc
halt so badas that siliainous French invention
quinine,