New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
MEXICO.

We have received dates 10 Dee. >, from Vera
cruz, and to the 3Oth ult from the City Of Mexico.
The Joint Committees Oh the Treasury and
INDUSTRY named to report on the Tehauntepec pr0pos
tcrs have reported to Congress bill granting the con-
trtc, TO Senior Belange The Orden, OF the l9th says
tbs bill had passed It's second reading, and would soon
be discussed.
The adyices from Sonora confirm the news OF
a conflict between the under Count Raousset and
the troops under Gen Banco in which the latter was
defeated The landing Of another expedition was feared
at Guaysmos and the brgofwar Siualoa had been or;
dtred 10 cruise of the port.
A letter from Guadalajara says: " Count
Rnouset a. proclaimed the independence OF sonora
md It's annexation 10 Franco. and has defeated Gen.
Bonco Tie defeat was 10; a total rCut Tor want OF
military experience.
The state of the revolution was most unsatis-
factory for the Government. No conflict had taken
place between the troops ii the Federal GJrernm
ard the of Gen Ura<a eXcep, slight skirmsh which
iO,k place with about 100 cavalry, which Gen. IRA a
sent 70 protect said the deseri0n OF his oil brig
cGe. some zoo prisoners or dcertors were taken by
ihcm, and Gen NIloz Immediately fortified his camp
Gen Uisea hs- SUNNI ned him 70 surrender
4 letter from GuadaEjara says that had the
force ieen 200 instead OF 10 men, and with orders {,
asck the rcsut woul1 have been the dispersion OF the
lecGLuny.
Gen. Valdez held lis fortified camp and sent
an express 10 tie cal ita IN oori made = send
him i6ug Vitce- Of artillery and som few men, bur failed
fcr want Of money. Tie Ordp says thst the mes-
scrgor went hack with = Gen Valdez about as sa-
iisiac'OTy those he brought from him. D-erion l.
SAID 70 be the only movement ia his camp H. has sent
messengers 70 Gen. Jra-a win propositions Tor an or
nj. bIt probably with tie view only Of Oh ain
ing eay until be- could hear from the City OF Mexico
Ierusu q ell the EdyiCes leads " think that Gen
Ira. do attack The Federal troops because they
dss1lvng pidy he thought there would be no
necessity OF doing 20.
Gen. Uraga was received at Guadalajara with
gr, reoicues His orccs said 10 number between
3OCO ana 1900 men. conducta under his protection.
vnE SdCOOOO t.om tie merchants OF the place hh Oeen
sent 10 Mszatsn for goods and segerai eargoes were
said 10 be on the way up
4 proclamation of the Government 50; that
",he corIuptus geld il scattered with profusio ~ the
insurgents among our brave troops, but without sue
Gers
Gen. Minon has been ordered up from TIE
melt
Gen. Mejia has adhered TO the plan of Guada-
lsjsra at the head OF Co men
Cordoya has pronounced in favor of the
ssme Reboledo, al Huauasco, had also done so VIII
$50 men.
The pronHroiddoS of Aguas Galleries took
Gulf and captured COO muskets and 1--WE pieces Of
artillery.
Ii was rumored that CuanaiuatO had joined
the revolution Il Is announced that MgAoz Ledo the
Governor Of tLis State, going 70 Europe.
The prOnunciadOS Of Tamauilpas have adj
hered to the plan OF Gusdslsjara.
A cOnducta. with Sl.2OO,oOJ, had lett the
CRY OF Mexico for Vera Cruz.
The Union. OF Vera Cruz. saws that the pub
lie ces viii necessarily close soon for wasn't OF money
CtfcCrs cannot serve without pay.
Congress had been in in session one month,
and the ouly thing they have decided upon was 20 accuse
one Of the former Ministers OF reasonable sbuse Of
rover This has passed the Chamber OF Deputies, and
Is TIE sole matter completed