Washington telegraph., 1853-02-16
From The Nep Orleans Pioayane January Bis
From XicO.

BY the brig Ada. Capt. Aud, we have
received files of Vera Cruz and city of Mex
leo papers, which, though not 20 late as ad-
vices received via Havana, contain some
items Of interest
The council Of the State Of Vera Cruz
has recognized Don Jose de Arrillaga Gov
ernor al interim On the 9th instant he
issued proclamation reducing the consump-
tion duty from l. L. per cent. to 10 Per
cent.
Don Mariana Arista, on learning the pro-
nunciament at Vera Cruz, issued decree
closing the port The Vera Cruz papers
republish the decree under the title Of bark
ing at the moon"
The Vera Cruz papers state that General
Staboli had left Tehuantepec in order to at
tack Oajaca.
We copy from the "Siglo Diezy Nueve"
the following items:
The bark Jenny has arrived at Tampico,
from New York, having on board six guns
of large calibre, seven Thousand shells, and
other munitions Of war, which had been or
dered from the United States by President
Arista
The Government has ordered Gen. Lom-
bardini TO leave the capital. Ii is said that
General Ampudia will receive the same or
ders.
Don Octaviono Munoz Ledo the Cover
nor Of Guanajuato, has RENTED to the Su-
preme Government the information of his
resignation. 1t i said Col Sanchez will sue
ceed him.
a commission has been named at Vera
Cruz to 20 BY the British steamer TO Ha-
vana and bring Gen. Vol to Mexico
Correspondence received BY the last steamer
state that he had arrived there. The
Havana papers state that a commission from
Vera Cruz passed through that city, on their
way to Carthagena, to insist on the imme-
diate return Of Santa Anna to Mexico
Eds. PIC.
Nr. George Hummeken left the city Of
Mexico for the United States on secret
mission for Gen. Arista.
An express from Gen Minon stated that
he wond attack the city of Guadalajara on
the 2Sth Of December. 1t is remarked
that the letters to the Government are not
signed by the General but By one of his Of
fcers.
The "Siglo," of the 30th ult., publishes
list Of the places that are in state Of rev.
olution. 1t says that thirteen States have
revolution in their borders, and two others
are dissatisfied The dissatisfied ones are
Tabas;o and chihuahua. The insurgents
have three vessels of war on the Paciic and
three on the Gulf coast.
Advices from Sonora state that Gen.
Blanco and the authorities Of Sebracion CO.
have had some difficulty. The project Of
the county claims damages to individuals
during the French invasion. Gen. Blanco
still kept the port Of Guaymas in state Of
siege, paralyzing the administration Of JUS
tice and business Two hundred Apaches
had invaded the State and carried off some
prisoners and cattle. Among the prisoners
was the project Of the county of Arispe.
Count Raousset had sailed from Mazatlan
for San Francisco.
The Governor Of chihuahua had returned
to the capital Of the State without having
been able to make any treaty with the lndi-
ans. Some messengers from the Indians
arrived afterward at Encinillas and announc-
cd their intention Of proceeding to the cap
itol.
Advices from Tamaulipas state that the
towns Of Tantoyuca, Mier and Guerrero,
have seconded the pronunciamiento of Tam
pico. In Nueva Leon the revolutionists
have taken possession Of the towns Of Chi
hua and Aldamas, scizing the public funds.
The Governor has ordered out troops to re-
store order