New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-21

By way Of Havana and unrt-son ,,.tes Fror ths
Of Mexico to 1st have bee reeeiy Int ,,.s ,be.s.
- - a. - =, - 80 -
Gays ago the arrival did not piase Us in posses
aen Of any PAPER, We use the translatons Of the
Picayune
The British man steamer Trent arrived at Hayanafron
Vera Cruz on the 9th Amonv the pass.uQrs were the
commissioner sent BY the United Stats Gssrrnment to
Mexico to look into the Gardiner aud other claims With
se WITNESSES wheh they bring from xco 70 testify in
case Dr Gardiner and soms cpunter witnesses which
The Boisti, O6eiai of te Is contains much important
intelligence Ii repubishe the following paragraph from
the Unirslsar l,.6B Is
The news which has been received from the civ of
uadaiaiara Il of very serious natlre IL appears that
die troops of the Geygrnfoept intended 10 assault th.
ty the insurgents allowed them 10 enter naking yery
feeble resistance and when the trnops having r,aehed
s centre the city were in most careless position the
Insurgents fell upon them with such fury that they
obliged TO capituiate IL is said that Gen Mnon wss
Killed IN the fight y H. 8r 80
The BoeiH QciG, as the Government organ. that
this intelligence is much and says that the
Government has received sdyices Of such disaster.
Il publishes the following received at the latest
moment
Col Bravo, the Adutant OF Gen MHon, has Just
RI cd epd states that the Gens ais wound slight one
be- having received only scratch the nose. Col
Bravo eit on the afternoon q the 2sth at which hour
zen ManoI nasipg perieety rscossrsa. was anu. 70
noun, ms hofse 10 Somaenee nHsunns ms proves
'Nat az tns cn nav ot gu ss lsass
tis ~ ~ ny oy - aia1e ~
~ ytar esa -. i On s IT ana presenssa r. hm VII
mannsr ~ ~ N 's' t'P''A ~" 4s-
On the 2sth two captuus In the regular srmy Bala and
Va.nuey endravnred o g.t mn INSTRUMENTATION agnin<f
tho tovprnment in the frreSs ~ parota hut the Al
ttmbt was nnsecessinI an. thry xers arrested psIa
wa. wounded ip. The str,,oyla =
ba news n, he nron AT v,s CRU, hs tes,,
received in The cartsl The Rlstn oses riyes The fol
lowing account of tbe affair
Tn ..,i =,
law oeen enloi ~ aeu ~ ~, sanlpiSo 80
q oi .ne a.Ihs efea an ~,
% tie "a wl.n ss ~ y.
tpe toItrts " olua lns ueNs very as
NeaRrns the nope We nad entertained tnat an ,ne army
"ouh hNe tetaihea the eood name ~hien II furn'efy
eptt .uu Letlteu
Inc ou pA,tanoh reeeHeo the : me Whien mad JUS
atihy ought tne insurgents IN the stste ot tefs orx
APPEARS 10 wnat 40 tue fnhtary VINO reoet
! aaliTg re- ana why DO they reoei
me example was t1iiow.o py tne eS-eonims1eer =.
srllne5y IN me CITY 1amopa and tue .metrs wno nal
I'm oetosee 9y oen anu these aragssa aIe. mem
tne @ peopr " ,eIa orus .he ou,y ely ~ncn "p " '
PRESENT Tins mas Io'heu the le'e'uion -
The same paper publishes communication rom mo
raa announcing that the revolution there al an end
that Bahsmonde was at Lsnora "a command OF the IN
sargents Nearde, Mercado and dsray having gwen up
t4er commands NeaFde and hercaao the onciai papsr
stftes bad been sumnon-d ny uraga 10 answer tne
slHFets against thrn other nceounts say tnat Val.
verde had gone to his estates Our last accounts from
eo inired s that these eincers we're Ahon to units
tl'eir forces with Bahamonde aud recognize him as the
ehet IN that prtmeet which probably the tre state
"a the case uraga Is the supreme head OF the revolution