Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-15
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
President Ceuallos Deposed-P Provisional Goueru

President Ceuallos Deposed-P Provisional Gouern-
nent tormed-.Success Of the Revolutionists.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
By the arrival of the steamer Albatross from
Vera Cruz we have dates from the city of Mex
leo to the 25th ultimo. The papers are filled
with accounts of the revolutionary movements.
1t appears that after the election of the mem
bers of Congress by Cevallos, Chief Judge of the
Supreme Court, who assumed the reins of Gov
ernmenton the fight of Arista, fifty eight of the
e)ected members assembled in private house on
the 2lst and passed articles of impeachment
against Cevallos. and elected Osoro, Governor
of Pueblo, as Z resident ad interim. Osorio
however, refused to accept the proffered honor,
and the garrison of the city pronounced in favor OF
the plan of Guadalaara.
In announcing this result. the Government
paper, Ell Siglo, says that the revolution is ut an
end, and that the whole country is now in favor
of the plan OF Guadalajala
Gen. Benio, Minister of War, has sent mes
sage to Gen. Uraga, urging his immediate press
ence at the capital, as no Cabine: can be formed
until his arrival
Gen. Uraga, at the latest accounts was march
ing toward the capitol, and it is reported that he
is perfectly willing to recognise Cevallos, and
also Congress, provided the latter will reform the
Constitution.
CevalIos has issued proclamation opening the
aud Camargo. abrogating the tariff laws previously
in force.
When the steamer Albatross arrived at Vera
Cruz great excitement ensued, the people gen.
orally surprising that Santa Anna was passen-
ger. He has many sadherents at Vera Cruz.
Visit of the Public to the CaIoric Steamship
Ericsson
The first visit of citizens and the public generally
to the interior of this noble vessel was made by inv.
ia Friay al in
the forenoon the ferry boats at the Peck slip and Grand
street stations crowded and brought Williamsburg
passengers of our most distinguished men of
science, richest merchants most talented commanders
abest politicians, and farest ladies' who have
opportunity OF seeing this monument OF skill and
severance.
The Ericsson lay at the dock foot of North Eighth
street where she received engines and her round
ed and elegantly moulded clipper shape view,
all felt national Joy the fact that republic should
have the honor of her talented designer to-
ward the successful issue of his enterprise commo
dious gangway from her upper deck, at the top of
which Captain Lowber received his visiters who were
conducted around the vessel in groups by himself Mr.
Dawson his first mate and the other officers attached to
the ship The minute and elaborate descriptions OF her
fitting up. machinery furniture, and arrangement which
have appeared in this Journal render explanation in that
unnecessary and is enough to say that the tout
ensemble OF the Ericsson is complete and that from
the tip of her mainmast the minute of
luxurious boudoir for lady passengers nothing is
ing which could be thought of in order safety
and afford comfort The ship was crowded during the
day.
time of visit noticed the Hon. Abbott Lawrence,
late American Minister the English Court Governor
Hunt and the captains of the Arctic and Atlantic Collins
line of with host of naval and other officers.
The visters of class rarely to be met with
such occasions The majority were convinced, and all
sanguine of the of the motive power
upon which, and its results, they spoke with wonder
Merchants talked Of the revolution which would be eee
ted in the rate of eights of the disappearance
OF packets from the whilst the ladies' seated up
the lounges asked ofeach other wv hat in the of
wonder Will we hear Of nextl'
The Ericsson will leave her mornings either Monday
afternoon Tuesday morning, and proceed She
will be kept out days upon general and prolonged
trial in order to test the working of her machinery and
ascertain her rate of speed. discretionary power is
given to Capt Lowber. either to her in at Washing
return New York the end of this period We
wish the Ericsson andher commander every
NJ Y. Herald
The Harrisonburg Register says;-"The passage of
the bill the capital stock of the Manassas Gap
Railroad Company, has already exerted most vorab
influence upon the value OF real estate in Harrsonburg
Property has greatly increased in value here within the
last few days Sales have been made houses and lots
in town. at advance Of % or 80 per cent their
assessed value"