The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-13
LATER FROM MEXICO

BY the schooner Mary Ellen we have 70.
cei'ea hles OF the Sigio DieS y Nue,e, fror,
'ne city ct Mexico TO the 10Th ult, being ten
Gays later than former advces received.
NJ nc let.er OF Mr.. Benton on the Tehuaste-
p.e question Is republished in full in the Mex
~. San papers, with the simple remark "that II
marE ahIn uiuen hight on the question, and is re-
liia' 'haoie only in the fact that an Ama,;csn
conSeaes justice to Mexico.'
Inc Siglo says
Il. -, IS sald that the Government, will, i,
ie" Gays, present to the Chambers ,ha na
relative 10 the Tehuan,ener @ paps"
There IS an attempt on foo, to nn;,s III o..
najuato, belange and Garcia comnsu;.s W.
understand all the propositions will 10 -
isnsd and the President will leave to Conrres,
| the determination theren.'
gentleman by the name of Ga,cia Gren,.
aos, 10 company with some others, has pio.
posed to the Government 10 defend the nnr,b.
ern frontier against the savages, by contyoc,-
ne proposes to bring from the United States
some instructors or guerileros from the hest
sharpshooters at the Indians" and IN colonya
| the frontier. The Government TO nav him
$io,OOo month and allow him free tradr
with authority to call out the neonIs 80 a~t
him. rP'' " Aeip
coal mine has been discovered in IN. Val.
ley of Puebla, near Tlascala, and a comn,nx
has been formed 10 work il.
| Ihe accounts from Sonora say that the
Count Raousset de Bouibon had rebeled
| against the State authorities and was march.
ing on Hermosilla.
| The Siglo says:
Since last evening rumors have been cur.
rent That there had been a meeting between
| the french adventurers and the troops under
| Gen. BiancO, the result being unhappy for the
latter. 1t is also said that Gen. Bianco is on
| the road to the capital"
| The following is synopsis of the revolu.
| ton:
Gen. Vasques commanding the troops Of
the government, writes that he has resources
tor six days only, and urges the danger of
suffering him to want supplies. The Gov
| ernment has asked these Of the Governor of
Guanajuato, but the Siglo significantly re.
marks, "this gentleman has already made too
great sacrifices" Ii was supposed Vasauex
was at Tonala on the I'd ult. From Guada-
laJara no adyices had been received, and the
whereabouts OF General Uraga was not ascer.
| tanned.
The State of Aguas Calientes has pronounc.
ed IN favor of the plan of Guadalajara, and
| several private citizens have contributed Ian.
ces, muskets and piece of artillery to the
revolutionists.
The authorities of Orixaba were in treaty
with the insurgents OF the State of Vera Cruz,
and would probably surrender TO them.
Roboiledo had left the National Bridge and
marched TO Huatusco.
AT Mazatlan the two vessels of war Guer-
rero and Electrico, sent from Acapulco to
blockade the port, had gone into it and joined
the insurgents.
The Siglo says the accounts from Morelia
are very contradictory. No official accounts
are published. Some say BAHIA monde ran
away, and some that he retreated in good or
der after killing seventy-thiee of the Govern
ment troops, who, when he went away, forti.
fed the town TO keep him from running into IT,.
(Our readers will find the accounts from Mo,
relia more in detail in the news from Tampi.
co.)-Picayune 5th.