The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-02
PRo0REss OF THE REVOLUTION, ETC -GUANAJUATo.
IRON the MEXICO Universal Oct. 80


PRoeREss OF THE REVOLUTION, ETC -GUANAJUATo.
From the Mexico Universal, Oct 80
This morning the supreme government received
an or % mesPssr from nsrSss Ss Es
cellency the President that General Uraga was At
the plantation of La Cueva, with four hundred Inen
and two pieces of artillery; that it his intention
to attack the capital; and that, in consequence,
corps Of govern ment troops had been despatched to
surprise that general This coros reached the
Cueva half an hour after General Uraga had sban-
doned the place. He had taken the road to PEN
jsmo, for which reason it is supposed that he had
proceeded to join the forces of Bahan,onde.
oRIzAvA.
II is supposed that the revolution OF Vera Cruz
must have terminsted, because Messrs Lopez and
Slave have condescended to resign their offices, the
that Of the National Guard. Worthy of praise, in
deed is the dsinterestedness and csndescension Of
those gentlemen, and still more worthy would it
have been, had they, before so much blood had been
shed, resolved to abandon their position, for they
could not but know that, justly or uDjusty, their
persons were pretext for revolution. 1t is stated
that Mr.. Jose Gutierrez Vllanueva is the political
chief substituted in the place Of Mr. Lopez Weare
very glad to hear this, Mr.. Villaneuva is known
to be . man Of excellent parts
MIcHoAcAN.
The intelligence received from that quarter cont-
nues to be alarming in the extreme. Bahamonde,
the leader had entered Patzcuaro with five hundred
men, infantry and cavalry, having left forces behind
him 1T Zamora, Piedad, La Barca, and Purepero.
Besides the towns of Acutzeo, Amatlan, Apatxngan,
Tancitazo, Thipitio, and Uruapan, had also armed
to support him
The reinforcement of eighty men and one piece Of
artillery, which left this capital few days since,
had reached Morelia. where they were preparing an
expedition against Bahamonde, a. Patzcuaro Mr..
Ocampo hopes that the new leader to whom he is
about entrusting the forces of the State, will be
more fortunate than was commander Ruiz against
Bahanonde.
The promumciados, Gnsurgents,) had proclaimed
III do Enu nc ho kato nd Qa1
de, commander general Of the troops. Mr.. Mercado
is man of infexible energy, and Mr.. Ocampo will
find in him formidable adversary. What occurred
in nth, the case Of Mr. Mercado clearly shows the fruit
lowed BY tho government under 18th, the present
private life when they sought to arrest him .. sus-
picious He then had to look for salvation in fight,
and now = = Perhaps in the course Of time NO
sha ascertain the full extent of the results proceed
ing from this impsadent step Of Governor Ocampo.
AGUIRRE AND THE sEcRETARysHIP.
We have just received the following few lines.
with the sentiments of which we fully agree:-
10 THE EDITORS OF THE UNIVERSAL.
GENr1EMEr-Now that the accusations against Score
ary Aguirre daily increasing account Of his de-
cree on the press would perhaps not be amss to call
the honorable ministers companions Of Mr. Agurre that
they are all Of them responsible for that decree The
junta or assembly of minister's and that therefore
Is directly responsible for the decree in
ton for having authorized 1t the other ministers must
share that responsibility In the eyes Of the world and
that, out of decacy we'll consistency, they muet
leave their poets they say this gentleman retirss
from cfhce A SUBSCRIBER.
RUMoRs OF RESIGNATION
There was . rumor afoat yesterday, founded We
know not on what, that His Excellency the Presi.
dent, thought of renouncing his post We cannot
place much confidence in this report, although the
cares and troubles of Office must have long since
Disguised President Arista while the highly threat
enng character which the revolution is assuming,
usn IL svr~ns -
however, that we give no credit to the rumor
COUNTER ORDERS.
Yesterday, we were informed that orders had
been given, that forces should leave the capital and
been countermanded, and that none, not even o
part of them, would leave the capital 1t would
seem that the government fears some movement in
the capital itself