The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Saturday Morning Feb. 10, 1853.

IMPORTANT FROM MExICo.-We have here
tofore given telegraphlc outline Of the latest
news from Mexico. The Picayupe of the
l2ih inst, gives the subjoined details, which.
will be read with interest:
After the election of the Deputies from the
Chambers, as detailed in the last summary Of
events in Mexico, published in this paper. 6f-
~ eight of the members met al private house
on the Dist ulf, and on the subsequent day,
eighty six members being present. President
Cebalos was impeached and Don Jnan Mu.
gica Osor o, present Governor of Pnebls, was
elected President of the Republic ad interim,
with authority TO select the place where the
Con ,ress should re-assemble.
Don Marcelino Castaneda left the city OF
Mexico for Puebla TO install the President
elect, but he refused to accept the office.
The garrison of Mexico pronounced in favor
of the plan of GuadaIajara. recognizing al the
same time Ceballos as President OF tha Re-
public. Several other cites and towns have
followed the example OF Mexico, among them
Puehia
The Sigio says:
"The revolution has ended. The plan CT
Guadalajara proclaimed IN several States, is
now adopted by all parts of the Republic, and
the pronunciamiento Of the garrison of the cap
ilal, headed by the Executive, has consum.
mated is triumph, aud il is now The political
faith of The country"
The Senate had sus pended its sessions that
it mi. ht present no obstacle 10 the course of
the rev order oi things.
Gen. 3 B:anco, Minister of War, has sent a
communication TO Gen. Uraga, requesting him
to come at once to the capital. No Ministry
would be formed until he arrived.
Adyices from Guadaiajara stated that Uraga
,uouId put his fnrcpa mOfiOn towards hexI-
co at once. The state of siege had been rais-
ed in Guadalsjara.
The Ssgio says:
alt is coriIenly asserted that communica'
tions have arrived from Gen. Uraga, and tha
| ne is willing to make compromise with the
Government, recognizing President Ceballo;
| as the Executive ad interim, and the presen
Congress on condition that they reform the
| constitution"
A religious paper in the CITY Of Mexico
graye!y states hal in the Spanish edition Of ih
| Proiestan; Bible, printed in London, whel
! comoared with the translation OF Bishop Sci'
shows that the London edition has omitte
| l26 chapters, containing 4 459 verses, with tn
| fraudulent intention OF inducing Catholics Z
| become Proiestants.
| The Spanish Government was presentin
complaints ofinfraction Of the reciprocity trea
| ty betwt en the two nations.
The OrdeR coGiradists rumor that Ger
Santa Anna was i'll, and states that he wa
| preparing to leave Carthagena for Havana o
4, HiS way TO MEXICO.
A telegraphic despatch from Vera Cru
states that on the arrival of the stef wer Alba
| tross all the population were OIL the shore el
hibsing the greatest JOY al the supposed arr
! val OF Santa Anna.
| elaretzak's opera troupe arri9ed at Yer
| nm no 81 O,
| Of performances there.
| The Sigio, i'll some remarks On The Tehuar
tepec question, after stating that the Guam,
juato company had sunk into inaciion, says:
"A rumor is prevaen, that President Ceba
los has decided this important question som
days since. out recent events have impede
the publication of the decision"