The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18
VERY LATE FROM MEXICO.


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We ssve rrceived dies Of the Eordei Cmvcis Of Vera
Cruz TO ,ho str inst, and Of m Ntisr Repltcsno and
III sss Dee Nuere Of the city OF Mexico u ts aoth
rlt.
Amovg he passengers ir the Black Warrior arrived
yesterday, notice the nar7e OF MT Gsspis who is
bearer cf dispatches from Minister in the City Of
Mexico, TO the government In Washington He leitthe
Mexican capital We learn, the Lat n,t Mr.. q mxde
the trip om the city of Mexico this city in fourteen
days ipclucing three days detention in HANNA
The Mexicsn papers filled with the details of tho
extensive revolutionary movements in varicus parts
that unfortunate and unhappy republic.
The Naretzek opera troupe still ut the city Of
Mexico the Goth ult
The revolution In Vera Cruz was In full progress On
the 5h Rsmen Archund.s pronounced in its fevor with
two hundred men ct Istapan del Ofo. With these ne
goes through the neghoorDg visxs and towns abolish
ing the direct contributions ard proolaiwrg the plan Of
Jalisoo.
with regard to the Sonora movements, we fad the
following in the Sigie:-
The latest news ficm Sonora is to tho effect that tho
Governor had ordered out all the National Guard of the
State ana ar,cted that the should placed under
the and OF MsL uel 0ancara The depu
taton Of che State has published manifesto urging the
people TO resist the invaders. kaousset Boubon in
Letter TO Mahsno Psledes, invites tha. gentleman to
word Of mouth NJ Paredes replied tast neithar h,s
homer ror his console advised him to proceed TO
town and that he informed the Governor everything
ksouseet has also written to NJ. Gandsra that 10 was
fgA:iDg against aenera BIanoo snd sg anst Sonora
and thst he desired compromise matters. We ind
nothing touching Gensral Blanco.
THE TEHUAUHTEPEC ROUTE.
majority Ct tine commissioners to which this matter
had BEEN seferrsd in tho House Of Representatives, mas
decided that II be sRsn left to the government
into hs contract with which company might Offer
the greatest advantages. II Ii not knowp yet what
proposition will be accepted IL Is stated that Mr. Gre
gorie Mier has separated from the Gusnsiuso Company
aOd that many other msmbers followed his example
Yeatsrdsy the commissioners reported in favor Of
Bellepge company The company Las cfored to give
secuIity to the amount Of S3c0OC0 the house Of er
nego TEe government appears 10 be decided in favor
OF the Gu, uato company.
THE REVOLUTION.
[Erom the Vera Cruz Comercio, Dec. 81
We have received by this Epgsh packet divers details
of the revolutionary movement OF Tamplco on the
2sth ult.
The individuals seized on board the schooner Puebla
Don Juen Arguso and Jose Maria Csrfile do Al
bomoz, who being remitted to Uloa by the Com.
General who had had them arrested suspicion
Their imprisonment they inform prsciptated the
moysmeDE which appeared fixed for future period
This statement boiated by tho sir gular that
the mtvement was not made three days ecouer, when
there we're 500 COO in the Custom House which
amount renitted TO Mexico. sad still by the
cpnoion Of the pyonnciddos who had little calcuat-
eo early movement that thsy had not even ore
pared their plan which had TO be made the day fol-
loving
Francisco Moequers has taken charge Of the adinis-
traiion VI the and Francisco dc Paula
Is the incumbent OF the oihce Of cashier
On Wednesday the national schooner under the
ctJunsDo Of Second Lieutenant joaquin Cnrcano reaoh
ed Tsppico, srd seized by the y,o,ncfsdcs. The
Tamau'iras vas laden with provision. for tbs mante
its crew and soldiers and for those board tho
Pueblo sufficient 20 last one month. The officers aud
crew OF the refused to give in their adherence
70 the revolution
From Cnda1 Victoria we learn that the prou,.cias,s
had aos, doned their determination TO uphold the Qua
oaars plan ana bad reduced THEN pretentions to the
withdrawal ~ Jesus gsroebss from the government OF
the State an stmitce had. in consequence been con-
ciuded between them aud General Bssave AID an 40
count OF the and lite had been rendered
the supreme government letter which we have just
received ffcm rsmpico Informs that this mt
the part Of the g,o,adcs is only calculated gaia
time tpd that sstrs az Tsmpico will soon resume their
fcgDtr aspect.
According 10 the zeroolca after the Toxtepeo defeat
RsbotCo retired wish the cavelry By the rehej
Eiebty had lets puebia aud thirty TIA calas,
JOIN the itrces commanded by Gigusi tohsasaey aud
10 continue the pursuit OF the fugvss. The entry Of
kebtledo into the State OF Puebls caused serious
alarm 10 Mr. Juon Muca thst he vored all the
facturers, storek,epeIs merchants So. with eli their
principal clerks and employ TO form with them com
OF security. lie (Nr Muiea has also followed
ample Of the Commander General Of fuebe, aud pub
hshed PROCLAMATION with regard to ths invasion Of
hebCiledo.
INTELLIGENCE FROM YUCATAE
letter, deteo Sisal Nov 81 says:-
sfsttsrs quiet here Barpscbsno, (spaniard) has
been elected Governor As lorg as cen Vega lof Pao
Alto memory Is here shall have
slE.ost at end Iucaten is beginning to look up
ssain snd in a few years will be herself