New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30
MEXICO.
Revolutionary Disturbances, SC. !

MEXICO, Tuesday, Sept % 1859.
Correspondence Of The n. T. Tnbuac
In several of my late communications, have
informed you that the Opposition party were endeavor
ing by every possible means to upset the General Gov
eminent Since Last dates events have transpired which
90 TO show the continuance of these endeavors the
part Of the former and firm determination on that Of
the Government to resist far as their means will al
low tho efforts Of the Reyolutionists.
The principal matter which still occupies tho
attention OF the thinking public, Is the affair Of Gusdsi
ajara You viii recollect that stated that tho Const
tuionsl Government of Jasco Porllo) turned out
by Blancarte and that the Executive power placed
in the hands of Dav who protested his adherence to
the General Government and the Federal system.
Davila WINS sincere but Il appears 1t not the inten
ton of Bancarte that the revolution should cease with
the downfall Of the State authorities, but that Santa
Anna should be recalled TO replace Arsta lie, In ac-
eordsnce with these views short time after Governor
Porto was deposed invited Dayia 10 unite with him
and the santanis;s but he refused retired from The Gov
eminent and Bancarc supported by Ms troops usurp
ed the power Of the State and declared himself Ia isyor
Of Santa Anna This took place on the 18Th inst I'm
nledstely after Portilo had been displaced amos an
Of the most active friends OF Santa Anna rushed 20
usdaara and Il Is probable thst they are the cause OF
this ast moyemeD MT the part OF Blancare plan hss
been gated there and they call Santa Anna to
return and assume the Dictatorship as the only means
of retorinQ order which they alone have disturbed
The General Government was sient for some time IN
respect TO there events but on the 10th ult an order
was issued 10 the Constitutional Governor 10 resist by
all roisble mems these anarchics attempts, Stating
af the same time that the Government had ofdefods
part Of the Brigade Of Gen Uraga 10 march To hn AZ
sistance These troops must be by TINS time near
Cusdalsora The circular containing the order above
alluded 10 cOntainsthe following paragraph Inc fIes
dent regrets that he has not been enabled 10 act before
az decided he does now, but II was previously neceS
saw 10 take certain and 10 collect forccs ana
,so 10 provide for the OF their operations wncb
on account Of the penuy Of the Treasury he has un'
now been unable to do
On the 10th inst there was also another az
,e,pt at revolution in the State Of Guansuato ~ me
botbers Iceago and Dar Salgsdo They me
gerrson az the mine Of Ia Sur with about 100 men, rais
pg the cry for Santa Anna but The population remained
indifferent and the Reyolutonst were be1,en on WIN
ccnd,rsble loss and were forced 10 fly These chiefs
abandoned heir and fed while the ls'fer fefod IN
body In the direction OF Guadsajhrs, but troop o.
horse was dispatched in pursuit OF them and ey were
oyey,sLeo spd dispersed Several Of them killed
,pd usny taken d. toners. Thus that affair ended
An attempt at a revolution was also made on
the 18th inst Piedad (tate VI aichoacan) BY one
Bahamonde formerly Project Of te place I'm the time
of Santa Anns) He with few parisans also published
plan and called on Santa Anna for the purpose OF re-
storing order He, however did not succeed In obtsin
ing the cooperation OF the population, and said tho
faction has been dispersed.
The affair of the State of Vera Cruz has not
been completely queled yet but the last reliable &C
counts state that Rebolledo One Prncipa3 has onored
biz services to the State condition that he be par
doned by the Legislature This once refused but
II IA believed that they viii accede TO Roseledos pro
possle The General Government sent Col Echegarsy
TO Orzsbs defend that place against the nsurrceoo
Its stainq the time TO the Government Of the
tste Of Vera Cruz that the outbreak appeared 70 DC
purely local the Leature Of that State ought 70 exam
me into the OF complaint and apply the proper
remedy, the General Government could send no
more troops, nor, perhaps, leave those Of Echsgsfy
for any length Of time "a they might be wanting else.
where. The Government replied that the Presext Of
Rebloedo for bis acts is that the people OF mat Ses
desire the adjustment Of the dleatahs or lnn'oc.
contributions which exit there. The uoysrnmons
the people 10 RE sgnns the General Government ne
In hs relation Gays that four years ago me sac a'S.
sed the aca5aas snd in their place e'aO a. 'a ,S
ret coutrib,;cus as il had night 70 40 out tna,
e "a he ,os,Ie resisted the latter and positively
rsted on the Of the aoaeae. pises
he direct contributions. which was accoFansly ao.s
Tbs hs says served % prs'er! 70 nse'"e"' "