Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1852-01-06
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Tbs editors OF the New OreapS Pioaynne. received
On The sSh ut papers from the CITY oil Mexico. To the
S,h u,. hui state that they do not ad that they con-
tsin anything of importance. Tbs Government seems
10 have recovered from the conformation into whchH
thrown nv the hrs, reports OF the Rio Grsnde III
sarrscuon The opposition papers however. ma itat-
tai sources ioT stisck the Administration OF Arsia
They contend that he Is about 10 remove uraga from
the command al the nsgstion OF snales and Csrde-
rss-msa who themselves suspected OF sympathy
with Catvslsl. They call 10 mind The time when
ArstS fought against both OF them, and denounced
them as traitors 10 the Government The Admins
raon pspar denies that the Government has any lnten
ton OF removing uraga; on the contrary has the
fullest confidence in hIs integrity aud cspabiilty.
The Administration has achieved triumph IN the
Chamber Of Deputies on the report OF the committee
on the bill to procure supplies. Inc report was
lIn the 9Th ult. The Editors of the Pieayune. by
the arrival that evening OF the brig Union, Capt Ra-
doYlch, from Vera Cruz, received papers from that
place the l7th, aud from the city OF Mexico TO the
itFpeears that the reports OF the defeat OF Carvaja
published IN the Brownsville Flag. were perfectly
rect Inc official report OF Gen. Jauregm is publish
ed and shows that CaTvsjals forces were completely
routed. He writes from Cerrayo under date OF De
cember lst He relates thai after the raising OF the
seigs OF Maamoros, he received Information that
Garvalal al Toriecllas, aud was ordered TO fall
back TO Cadarayta To prevent being surprised.
Then expecting to eject a junction with Ava los,
Jauregu again advanced as lar as Mier, which place
ne catered the 2ls, ct October. without opposition
Not meeting Avascs, he retired second time TO CeI-
rsivo He followed up closely by Carvalsl. both
parties marching through the chapparral On the 9Th
the attack CeIrasyo was commenced. Jauregu
complains much OF the temper OF the peoples the Ma
uonal Guard dissolved.an ne received assist
ance cm the Inhsbitsnts. The attack was very brisk,
but auregu says did not force HIM from his position,
TILL last he iouGd il necessary 10 concentrate all his
forces on one point, IN order 10 proiong The combat
Ga the mornins OF the LIST ins the besiegers ceased
the attack and took TO flight.
detachment OF eighty cavalry vas sent out TO pur
sue them. They TOOK The road from Aeualegua to
Guerrero. CaTvajal's loss colonel, four Off cers
aud more than forty nriNates killed, the greater
number OF whom We're Americans, and more than
seventy wounded. Jauregui contesses 10 officer
slightly wounded, two non-commissioned officers and
fourteen priyates wounded, and privates killed
The Legislature OF Tamaulipas has passed vote
OF thanks to the Heroic defenders of Maramoros.-
The bauuers of the National Guard, which partici-
pated in the defence, are TO be inscribed with the
words Yaentes deeasores de i0infegriddd del terri
toyo Nfricano;' valiant defenders of the integrity OF
the Mexican territory.
A mob IN Acapulco, on the 9th November assault.
ed and stoned the American Hotel, causing some
damage.
creditors, by which for five years they to receive
per cent annual interest and Of Gtton and
afterwards per cent. interest and amortization.
The Spanish debt has been arranged in the same
way.
The amount of 81 SIS has been subscribed in Ma.
| zatan for the benefit OF the defenders of Cuba.
| The cholera has completely subsidized at Mazatlan.
A duel has been fought in Chihuahua between the
| well known d. Angel Tras and American who
had spoken slightinsly Of the Mexicans. Tras was
! wounded and the American killed.