The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-18

We have dates from the city OF Mexico to the 30th Of
December week later than those previously received
The country continues in the miserable revolutionary
condition which has been for long time It's destiny
Neither Is the government consolidated tho revou.
tionary movement in state OF triumph though the
scales incline vsbly to the latter cause the Vera
4 p'onanciome,to indicates.
The last notices received In the citv of Mexico from
Guadaiaara were sent by extraordinary envoy which
arrived on the 26th Mnon had examined the fort6
cations OF the place for the purpose forming his plan
aack and had set his artillery TO silense the enc
my hIe The 2Sth was expected be the decisive day
Aa'ces rom Vera Cruz to the 4h Of January state that
Minon had been repulsed with great loss Ills second in
| command, Gen. Vasquez, killed the Goid and
| himself wounded.
In Mchoacan 1t Is known that non Es,ebsn Leon had
attacked the natives Of cuzeo and though said that
the latter had been routed yet il appears that on the
contrary, the government troops suffered loss
In 1amaulipas, from whence there to the lst
Of January the triumph of the revolution appears GER
tain. Colonel Basabc who commanded the government
troops in the city of Victoria had retired from It, wing
1t IN the hands Of the insurgents The government troops
had suffered loss of hundred men, between killed and
wounded while the insurgents lost thirty Anexpedtion
was about 10 be directed against The ca pai Of San Luis
10 expel the government party.
1t is said that Colonel Don Valentine Cruz had pro
nonccd or the revolution iu Camargo In Renoss Don
Andres lrosino had done and united himself with Don
Bernardo Cava2os. They expecting the pronucia
meo Of Matamoras although it is believed that General
Avalos is opposed to it.
The latest journals received from the peninsula Of Yu
caan denounce tho act Of which various maconens had
been guilty to dsplace Senior Barbachano from the 20
vcrnment, and supersede him by General Vega
The Count dc Raousset, who has become quite famous
from his brilliant but LII fated attempt sonora had
embarked at Mazatlan for san Francisco
The dates from Vera Cruz TO the sth of january
The people and garrison of Durango the plan
of Guaaaiara. General Morett had been named Cover
OF the State and the tribunal of justice and the ec
clesascal body had vowed obedience 70 the new state of
| things. commission had been formed to regulate a
tariff Of maritime duties and that of the "a October
1852, has been annnlled
The triumph of the revolution Tamaupas had been
complete. In Maamoras all the people, with the excep
tion Of Ayalos had followed the Iampico movement
Renforcements of revolutionary troops arrived in Vera
Cruz the LIST Of January and there theni the city
garrison Of 500 600 men, with which they aere
prepared to rcsis, tho attempts Of absolusm.
Tehuanepec ha, also declared for the plan of Guadsla
lara. Don Jose do Arrlaga had been appointed Governor
and General in Chief ot the State and had been invested
| with ample powers.
| MEXICAN TARIFF.
| GFrcm the New Orleans Picayune Jan. gl
We take tho following important alteration in the
Mexican tariff, as far it relates to 1ampeo from an
extra of III C0erco kindly furnished to by com
| mercial house Of this city
Francisco G. Casanova Colonel Of the Eighth Perna-
nent Batalian and Commanding General Of the free
| sovereign State OF Tamaulipas:
In view of the urgent necessities which affect the com
Of this city in particular and the larger portion
solution passed by the Ayuotamcno OF this port the
LIST Of the present month"; in which is amply and satsac
tory explained and set forth the grounds upon which
they induced to ask for reform of the existing tariff
have resolved upon the following
ARTICLE
Sugar Of all classes; per quntal s. 80