The Nevada journal., 1853-01-28
Eight Days Later from mexico.

By the arrival of the steamer Pacific,
we have received late Mexican 6les si
the Single D,ez y Nueve by Gregory's
Express, and we are enabled to lay be-
fore our readers the following summary
of intelligence.
The State and city of Vera Cruz have
issued formal pronunoiamento, in which
all the authorities, both civil and mill
tary, have united. This act is looked
upon by the Siglo as the death blow to
the existing government, ss it leaves
them literally without any resources.-
In speaking of the state Of the country,
the Sigio uses the following language:
"As critical ss is the interior situation
of affairs, the exterior relations are NO
less so. The Tehuantepec question is
the principal one which menaces our ma
tionality, and our fckle, impolitic and
weak government does net seem to have
understood the subject, judging from its
change of opinions at every step. With
the United States, we have to charge
against her the want Of compliance on
her part with the 9th article Of the trea.
ty Of Guadalupe, and the grievous injury
she has caused US by permitting Indian
dspredatiens. We also believe that it
is an object Of much Importance to run
the boundary line, and comply with the
stipulatisns to land titles expedited by
the Spanish and Mexican governments
in Texas. California and New Mexico.
In helding back the payment of the div
idends due to Great Britain, we shall
probably create disturbance with that
country. The expectations of two mil
lions and half to our English creditors.
free of duty, will cause a corresponding
demand on the part Of the French; and
and it ID by no means certain that the
Lafont affair may not prove the germ Of
new difficulties.
With Spain, We are about concluding
an arrangem ment which, in the opinion Of
eminent men, will be highly prejudicial
and serious.
In this state of affairs what does the
general government Blind and obsti-
nate, it cannot sec tho oaSon,ing of n
revolution it engenders new distrusts !;
it is compounded with the mob; took to
diplomacy and shutting to treat with in
significant mutinous leaders was Ca.
PRECIOUS in not convoking Congress bad
ly administering the public funds, and
at the same time, the most urgent ne.
cessities were disregarded; it diverted
itself by embelliShing the national pal
ace amused itself with military pro-
cessiens and made sport by issuing libels
for which The public exohequer paid
Occasionally when tired with these past
times to interrupt the moaotony Of its
existence, it has had recourse to private
sentiments and arbitrary prosecutions.
The national guard Of the Federal
District in the Capital is horribly srgan-
lied, and 10 reported as being very dis
affected. The portfolio Of Minister of
Relations still remains vacant, Senior
Ponciano Arriaga is Minister of Justice,
Don Guilliermo Prieto is Minister of Ha-
cienda. and General Pedro Anaya, Min
lister of War ministry, says the Siglo,
which is without character, without DO.
litical information, and will, in all pro-
liability be without duration. Such is
our condition rapidly sketched. We ia
tended to give an account also of each
particular State but, Heaven knows,
this is enough. In another month we
will be better employed in chroniclinp
their successes. In order that 10 NAV be
understood how uncertain and unstable
the present government is, and how hor-
rible eur actual condition, we give the
names of the States in which revolution
exists. Jalisco, Micboacan, Sinaioa, Du-
range, Zacatecas, San Louis Potsi, Ia.
maulipas, Vera Cruz, Nuevo Leon, Que.
re tare, Puebla and Guanajuato. The
Pronuneiament of Vera Cruz 10 q death
blow, and in Guadalajara hostilitiss have
already commenced, General Minon hav.
ing attacked the convent Of San Felipe,
outside the fertilization, whore he was
seriously wounded, a grape shot tearing
his nose from his face"
PERorE.-The garrison in the fort at
this place, pronounced ; but were reduc-
ed to subordination by the promptnsss
Of their officers.
QuERETARo.-This important place
has also pronounced and General Pan
flo Barasorda is the leader of it.
GUADALAJARA.-As special courier had
arrived at the capital bearing important
Intelligence of the revolution, but as
Government refused 10 give it publicity,
it is supposed to be adverse to its inter
ests.
JALApA.-This city has seconded the
pronunciamepts Of Vera Crus.
LoASs.-Ths Government has been
daily contracting small and insigniGecnt
loans, agreeing to pay excessive rates Of
interest for them.
The above is the present condition Of
that unhappy country. The next srri-
val will probably bring information Of
Arista's downfall, and the erection of a
thousand little military leadsrships who
will batter and prey spon the eommuni-
lty. Things are fast drawing to . close
IL ~ 81 y --'- -A'ts.