The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-14
BY TELEGRAPH.

Program Of tie Rsvolstiom- Pres dent C,pnUo. M
Posed-P Provisional Government Formed-Santo
Anno Erpected-Success Of the Revo1utionisfs. r.
New ORLEAss, February l2.-By the arrival of
the steamer Albatros from Vera Cruz. we have
dates from the city of Mexico to the e5tb nIt;mo
The papers are filled with accounts of the resou.
/ tionary movements
Happears that after the election of the Mexican
Congress by Cevallos, chief judge of the supreme
court, VINO assumed the reins of government on
the night OF Arista, ffty-eight of the elected
members assembled In private house on the 2lst.
ana passed articles of impeachment against Ce-
vaiioe, and elected Osorio. Governor of pueba as
President ad interim Osorio, however. refused 10
aeoPt me pronered honor, and the garrison of the
city pronounced in favor of the plan of Guadala.
jara.
In announcing this result the government paper.
FL SigIo, says that the revolution is at an end and
that the whole country is now in favor of the nan
Of Guadalajara.
General Benlo, Minister of War, has sent mes.
sage TO General Uraga, urging his immediate pre-
sence at the capital as no cabinet can be formed
until his arrival.
General Uraga, at the latest accounts, was
marching towards the capital, and it is reported
that he is perfectly willing to recognise Cevalos
and also Congress- provided the latter will reform
the constitution
Cevallos had issued proclamation opening the
ports of Mazatlan, San Bias, Tampico, Vera Cruz,
and Camargo, abrogating the tariff laws previous.
ly in force.
When the steamer Albatross arrived at Vera
Cruz great excitement ensued, the people gene
rally supposing that Santa Anna was passenger.
He has many adherents at Vera Cruz
Later from Europe-arrty.1 M Al. $500.
Niagara.
New YORK, February 13.-The steamer Niagara
has arrived. She left Lverpoolo on the Goth ultimo,
with thirty three passengers, among whom is Che,
Waller Hulsemann
1t Is rumored that Francis Barring will soon sue
coed Gladstone as Chancellor of the Excheouer.
A new trial to Achil has been refused
The Emperor's civil marriage contract has been
signed grand religious ceremony took place
on the 3oth.
The Barings have loaned to Spain fifty-seyen
millions of reals, secured by national property.
Good business doing American securities stock
af1oat being gradually absorbed.
General Bodwin, in Burmah, has had some hard
fighting with the natives.
Sales OF cotton for the week, ffty-f thousand
Dalea-one- eighth advance. Fair and good quail.
ties had advanced most. General decline in bread
stuts-wheat twopence per bushel flour one shiI-
ling per barrel Consols closed at 9ez to s9s
The Railroad Strike-The Prices Demanded TO be
fat Giuen, &c.
BALTIMORE. February l2.-The Excitement
among the mechanics from the workshops of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the other ma
chinists. moulders, and car builders of the citv.
has continued throughout to day. Mass meetings
were held at Monument Square this morning and
this afternoon, where they have been addressed by
a number of speakers.
The President of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company called meeting of the Directors
this morning, to take into consideration the posi-
ton OF AFFAIRS and examine into the nature of the
demands OF the workmen. After considerable de-
bate the Board passed resolutions instructing the
heads of the different departments TO give the ad-
vance OF fifteen per cent asked by the mechanics,
and also to remedy the grievances complained of
oy the engineers and brakesmen.
At the meeting this afternoon this result was
ohclally announced, and was of course received
with great pleasure Committees were immedi-
atey appointed to wait on the employers in the
private shops of the city, most of whom have al
ready acceded to the demands OF the operatives
A Jubilee mass meeting will be held at Monument
square to night, when addresses will be delivered
BY all the political aspirans who can get foothold
On the stand.