Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-11-20
MEXICAN INTELLIGENCE.

/ MLAiCAN iNTELL1GENCE. stese9erassse
/ The New Orleans Pcayune has the subjoined in.
tellgence, derived from Mexican papers TO the lst
instant: 7r3- 4HT
The revolution Of Guadslaara seems TO be gathering
strength, and presents q more formidable aspect
change OF its plan has been made. All the public au-
tLores who have forfeited the confidence Of the people
are disarmed An extraordinary Congress composed Of
two deputies from each State is conyoked which shall
proceed to the election Of President ad interim and
reformation Of the constitution. Gen. Santa Anna is
called upon to return to the Republic and Gen. Uraga is
invited place himself at the head of the The
| Siglo Diez o. Nuerc of the 2sth says:
Yesterday the Government received express from Ia
poaneo We told that there dssensons among
the insurgents that Gen. Uraga has accepted nv
aton to join the movement and that the
battalion of Guanauato having wished 80 he had
| been removed"
The Commandante of Jaisco, Gen. vasquez, advised
the Supreme Government that flag of had been
sent by the insurgents with two commissioners inviting
him to join the movement and that he had refused
do f
| Letters of the 25th from Gen. Vasquez, announced
that he considered it very difficult defeat the nsurgent
forces. t t .t
The Legislature of Guanauato had met to consider what
steps should be taken in regard to the revolution.
| The revolutionary movements still continued in the
State of Vera Cruz although denied that Reboedo
had seconded the plan of the insurgents at Jasco
body of troops had left Jaapa for Cordova and Oxaba
commanded by Gen. Marin. It understood between
him and the authorities of the State of Vera Cruz that he
/ prOceeu
Of the townsin state of siege in any way usurp
ing the functions of the State officers jealousy APP
to exist between the latter and the Supreme Gov
| ernment 'tt h-+-'s@e M fsstF e-e@
The Minister Of War had informed the Chamber of
Deputies that he did not deem it consistent with the pub
lie good to give the information it required about the pro-
nunciamiento of Mazatan Capt Pedro Valdes the leader
of the insurgents at that port has written letter in
which he says he entirely agrees with the principles pro
claimed in Jalisco and the revolutonsts Guadaaara
had also followed suit Gen. Jose Maria Yanez had taken
the customary oaths Governor Of Jalsco and mmedi
ately issued decree for forced loan.
1t rumored in Mexico that the Michoacan insurgents
have entered Morea, and that the Government troops
had pronounced in their favor The Sgo says that fifty
men, with pieces of artillery, had left Mexico for
Morelia which gives some color to the rumor. BAHIA
monde of the leaders Of the revoutionissn Mchoa
can, had issued proclamation holding inducements
to the officers and soldiers Of the Government
over to him. and threatening all who opposedhim.
| The Sigo Diez y Auepe of the Odd says: a s
"Aer three days Of continual duplication Don Mariana
has accepted the portfolio Of foreign reaon under
condition that he shall have authority direct In oil things
the policy Of the country the giving organization
to the Cabinet The advent of Senior Yanez viii give conf
dence the friends of the constitution when they
that he left the Cabinet because he would
errors which we now lament We know that all the RESPONSE
by of the Government is him exclusively and this only
can explain his entrance into the Cabinet.
In regard to the Tehuantepec business nothing definite
had TRANSFERRED No other of the propositions presented
had been published and the commission had ceased to
intervene in the matter the whole affair remaining in the
ments for psblcaton The Government viii decide the
business without other assistance. Yt6.
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.
Senior YASEz took possession Of the Portfolio Of Foreign
Affairs on the 23d ultimo He being member of the
Chamber of Deputies the vote authorizing him to accept
the appointment Of Minister So yeas to 20 nays
The Chamber of Deputies has passed the bill Of Senior
Saaveda authorizing the Government to order out 5000
men of the National Guard of the district and 5000 of
the National Guard for the purpose of re-estabshng
order and providing by stopping payments for
work the palace to officials to newspapers, and extra
war charges of another kind
In the Senate Senior BARcrSAs presented BILL which
was passed by suspension of the rules calling upon the
Government for information within eight days how
much money been expended in each Of the frontier
ststss for against tho Indians; what plan IL
adopts for the defence those States and what the
necessary expenses Of carrying out that plan This is
preparatory movement to the equal distribution among
the States Of Sonora, chihuahua, Durango Coahuila
Nuevo Leon, and Tamaulpas of 5000 rifles muskets
long carbnes in accordance with the law Of the 2lst
!, of April lS49.
Serious differences are said to exist between the Su-
prere Court and the Government the power
! ed by the latter to issue DEGREES and laws.
The revolution Of Mazaan goes apace, and the Su-
preme have finally declared the city In
rebellion and decreed the closing Of its port Gen
Morales had been ordered to and take charge
the State Of Snaloa and pssst the commandane against
the insurgents Of Mazatlan. The Sgo says these
late. Gov Valdez, Of the State Of 81
naloa at the head Of the movement and had pro-
claimed the plan Of Guadslaara with few unimportant
additions, and all the public officers had signed with him.
iSahamonde the commander of the troops Of the move
ment had taken Morea, the garrisons surrendering
The Mazaan movement thus to be merely local
affair. =
oil The Para Of Guadalajara says that on the 9th
utmo advices received from San Luis Potosi that
Inc Hama IT, l~.s-
nounced in favor Of the plan Of Guadaara and rejecting
authority Of the Governor Of the State Of San Luis
The Astrea Of Lagos says that there Is personal
curity in Guadalajara The army and Government off,
in Gusdaajara have joined the movement offered
their personal services Picqgune.