The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-11-05
From the Ne,o Orleans Delta, October 20.
From Mexico. t.F r".

We have received large files Of Mexican papers,
the latest dates being those of the 30th September
from the city of Mexico. IL
The insurrection party having established their
foothold at Guadalajara, have isaued proclama-
ton and decree, calling upon the citizens to join
the National Gvard of the State, and promising
reward TO them on enrolling, and another when
the campaign will be finished.
Three ba ttalions of infantry are to be organized
under the names of Nina, Alcnde, and ALBANIA;
body of cavalry, to be called the Jasco Lancers,
and q brigade OF artillery.
The Legislature of Guadalaiara publishes pro-
test against the conduct Of d. Jose Maria Blan-
carte, who issued the proclamation.
The Legislature of the State of Tamaulipas has
issued decree establishing body OF cavalry to
pursue the robbers all through the northern from
tier of the State. .. .... 49,. rE ~.
Francisco de la Vega has been appointed to COM
mnnd the troops of the State OF Sinaloa, for the
purpose Of restoring order in that State.
We find great complaints against the mail 10
Mexico. ..., TX.
A letter from Toluca says that sin that quarter
all is quiet in spite Of the efforts OF certain revolu
tionary characters. On the 18th Alcalde arrived
by the diligence at Lerma, with the ostensible OBJ
ject of attending to some law business, but in re-
ality for the purpose of rousing the people OF the
State to instruction. On the 2oth Pronuncla-
mento made at Amatcpec, Tegupilco, Halaya,
and Santa Anna, in the district OF SutePcc but it
was of little consequence. Alcade was captured
and imprisoned. This Senior Acalde seems to be
creating quite sensation in the capital itself He
| published a severe card against the President,
| whom he calls unjust and tyrannical. ...
BY statistical table of the State Of Mexico, we
find that this State ia divided into eight districts
and number Of municipalities The whole State
contains ,002 ,044 inhabitants, divided as follows:
Cuernavaca, Ito, 400; Texcoco, l23,l20 Huejutln,
sc, l00 the Eastern District, l20,Sl8; Sultepec,
81 5lSt Toluca, 2lS,Sll; lula, 1926; Tulancin-
go, 95,032. Comparing the present population OF
the State with that of last year, we find an increase
| of elk per cent or % ,94S.
! The mail, by order of the government, has stop-
| ped running between Guadalajara and Mexico.
| The government is about TO publish an account
OF the Tchunntepeo affair and the condition and
| progress of things up to the present timc
| In Orizaba, on the 9Th of September, poor me-
chanic was returning to his home, when he was
met by two Of the Reboedo faction. After
short alteration they beat him 30 severely that the
poor man was brought TO the hospital of San Juan
| de Dos, where he was dying.
| The cholera is raging in the Jamilepec district.
| A riot occurred in the prison Of Oajaca on the
| 18th of September. 1t seems that the prisoners
thought that the time of their release had arrived;
| but the government soon repressed it.
A decree published calling an extra session
Of Congress for the 10Th Of October.
| The pronunciamento at Guadaajara, alluded to
above took place the 18th, at two O'Clock in the
morning. Baucarte headed the insurgen aided
by Navarro, Pcrdigon, Yancz, and host of others