The daily union., 1852-12-30
Trcn The Dlario de la Marina.
The Condition OF Mexico.
MExICo. Monday. Nov 4. 1882.

think that may unhesiia,ngly say that never in The
political history OF this country has there been epoch
more crcal, delicate involving responsibility
and risk, and requiring al and the time
prudence, sagacy foresight, and energy than that which
we are al present ayerslng- The year 1852 must be
memorable one IN the annals OF Mexico. Day after day
passes by and yet are unable 10 explain The conlnus
uon of state OF things Irregular so violent and
anomalous. and with which the of society is
wholly impossible. Civil war has again been kiuded
lis evils already rpenng and beginning be felt and
as there no concert, unanimy manifested until now
IN the revolutionary movements which have broken ont
al divers places, Is seriously be feared thai anarchy
VIII step in and consummate the ruin and destruction OF
the nation While the revolution at Jalisco soaking
to establish general object and political plan. at Ia
who has hs poMee os We
Luis has begun 10 move. In Michoacan, too, divers
communities have arisen, under the banner OF Bahs-
monde, to free themselves from the yoke OF the
authorities AT Vera Cruz the insurreciion Is still ol
the increase, and object OF alarm the
population. No one, indeed dares to hope that the
revolution IN that Stale will be easily exnguished
With some show OF on its side, the govern
meni persisted an refusing 10 oonvoke the Houses in
extraordinary sessions bu at last The poor cabinet standing
helpless and alone, without credit and bearing the whole
burden OF the revolution, compelled call Coneress
TO lis assistance order 10 ask for and physca
strength sufficient 10 pu, down The rebels. Ephens-
raj deuson OF dying governmenii Fifteen days have
already elapsed since The reunion OF the legislative bodies
and not only the executive has obtained nothing but
not likely that IL Is destined receive any aid whatever
cannot be denied that there has been much king and
ageous has as yet been done Hon Mr. Pueo the Secre
iary OF the Treasury has not failed 10 submit plans of
rasng money and among others, one 10 obtain loan
OF s3OOO0oO the last did not with the honor
OF being taken into consideration The House. on the
other hand has not failed hear accusations against the
ministers, and particularly against the Minister Of jas
uce Mr. Agure for having issued the decree Of Sept
a., prohibiting The liberty OF the press grand Jury OF
the members having been empannelei the commission
declared that there sufficient Tor Indictment
me result o. ths cannot think, be Propiious TO MI
GaN Iae air rfd his
hon. They even 60 so far TO Mr Puentes TO I'll
the Office IN his place MIR Mariana Yanez ex Minister
Foreign Affairs in 1850 has accepted, for the second
hme the perkfsTA< OF State This distinguished orator
a one oil the leaders of the moderate parry. and bis
presence IN the cabinet may give impulse 10
our politics, and inspire honorable and peaceful men
with confidence Still, fear that bis brilliant tsl
ents and never-fang patriotism cannot the ship OF
State IRON the complete shipvreck 10 which has been
and is now fast running Six months ago Mr.. fansz
might have succeeded IN arestng The Progress o The
revolution; It is perhaps, too late, and Il 10 very
dtcut TO delay 10 Us course. With reference 10
the revolution begun al Jaisco, send you account oi
what took place IN the capital oil that State between the
most influential and respectable persons. You mus, e
member that in article twelve II is declared that the forces
of Jaseo shall be commanded by Don Jose Lopez Urass
40 well known in this city This distinguished ofbcsr.
on the 2lst ullmo, staying San Miguel De Aten-
de- where be was informed that the government had W
sued order TO have hm arrested and brought 70 iAA
city, and that body Of cavalry already on the way
towards Aene for the purpose OF fulfilling their orden
General Ursga did not think proper avai, this troop
He, therefore, determined 10 pronounce himself and this
he did The 2Sib OF October With only coo and
four pieces OF artillery be mafched iozsrds Nchcacao
where Bahamonde joined him, both adherne 10 the po
litcal plan OF Jalisco The acquisition OF General Uraas
sol the utmost importance to the 11eo for be
- universally acknowledged to be the mos, talented and
most popular general OF the country The other generals
are all either TOO otd without talent In the laconf
proclamation directed by General Orsga 10 the people
Jaliseo, and 10 the brigade formerly bearing his namf
the following paragraph has attracted much attention,
lts sentiments beng by no means common IN our pre-
nne1Denos ~ accept the plan OF Ialisco, and prou5
ise 10 sustain u, but | beg that you will make ons
Foies, with me-neither | nor any other general,
chef, nor ocef belonging our rsnks shall accept any
once or hxed employment from the revolution or ias
government that may result thefefrom nor shall ugs
our services OF demand rewards for labors" An.
umpt a. revolution has broken out at Puebla An ON
Ger n The army, Nieioria BY name, accompanied bY
number OF sodlets surprised the troops forming NE
lturbde battalion, with no other reouli than drawing 70
towards the Cerro de Loreo. AT this place he was Al;
lacked by the troops that hal remained faiihu and after
short engagement was killed, the insurgents surreu.
dered and order was ablished in that city have
been aformed by person belonging 10 the governneh
that President Asia has directed 10 the august Houses
petition, praying that he might be allowed iu person 70
take command OF the troops that 10 give battle 70 aug
smother the revolution II this be allowed him, auo
very likely viii be, he will carry of with him the ieN
troops now here and then you may depend that ~ oon
az Arsta will have left this city will pronounce ~ @v"
Of the regulation, and the gates be closed upon hnpe
haps forever As 10 the question Of The Tehuaniepef
can only say that i is IN aata qHo. The commlssVn