The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-19
THE DA[LY DISPATCH.


WffranAY MORNING. HEGEM8Bk II, {&51e 81
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Tt5TIsfI.TGENCE FR0M MExICO.
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papers ought 70 BE- II relation % ne late e.
called eiocfien us e y.
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falsity; but the truth and independent critic
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~, fhe maffer. hoveyes. We learn ffOm nj.
vate and reliable sources that the project was
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f,,ioved hv scfs sueh s. fav ever 81 sle
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,rouId have thourht r nrohahls that he
yvo,,i5 have sdonfe6
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Ire ficayune Dehevss tnat the ELECTION,
though ostensibly popular expression in
favor of Santa Anna. was in fact mere hum
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Dug so.e sison W PooPl0 why ioalcu "
do otherwise. II Is reported-fhough not
belieyed--that some, If not all of the seven
IN MEXICO who voted against Santa Anna
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nave oeen seizeo anu seht ~ rerote!
The President hasliberated the 1o2 French
who were taken prisoners IN the actlon
against Count Kauosset DC bouiD0n, ana
placing them at the command OF the French
Minister. they have been conveyed to vera
Cruz. where they are 70 De embarked on
board French vessel OF war.
The revolution appears to be very much
IN statu ante 6ellmm. kumors and counter
rumors are still the order OF the day. In
TOluca, it was reported that the insurgents
had taken possession of Telupilco, and put
the garrison to the sword. The official paper
of the place, however, is said not only to
deny this rumor, but to assert that the insur-
gents, to the number gilmore than 1900, head
ed BY Eutimio Pinzon, were put to flight by
the troops OF the place, only numbering 400,
but having TWO pieces OF mounted artillery.
At Morelia the insurgents made desper-
ate attack on the Gath ult: They mustered,
according to Gen. AnastaMo Torrejons Off
ciai despatch, more than ,ooo strong, lnfan-
try ana cavalry, ana nad one small neld
piece. The General says they were repulsed
with loss OF more !nsn 3oo Killed ana
Government side. General Echagaray. in
command Of the forces, was among the killed,
the total number OF whom, however, is net
stated. 1t mas been resolved TO give Gene
raj Ecnagaray magnlncent puDhc fune-
raj.
The pardon offered to insurgents in Guer-
zero on their resuming obedience to the Su-
preme government, Is SAID TO nave worked
very unnecessarily for the Government In
Coyuca, alone, upwards OF 1000 presented
themselves in q very short time, to avail
themselves OF 1t. Among those who have
done so are the chiefs Santos Rivas and Fee
lician0 Salinas, with the whole oftheir band.
Tixtla. Apango and Atliaea have sent in acts
of adhesion. 1t is remarked, in connection
with these facts, that those who have accept
ed the pardon are the most determined in the
pursuit of rebels.
Five civil judges have been suspended in
Mexico, for one month, in consequence of
having directed disrespectful communica-
fion Of, the subject of taxation of costs to the
Supreme Government
An order has been issued prohibiting pa.
pers from taking portions Of official decu.
inents from the of; cial papers; they are COM
t,elled 10 publish all or none, under penalty
Of heavy fine.
The Mexican Economist has suspended
publication; for what reason is not stated.
),
Ihe DeHa gives the ioio"'ns accouns OF
Che battle at Morelia
On the evening of the oath of November,
the city Wa. suddenly attacked by force of
the rebels numbering near 5000.
Gen. Echagaray defended the place most
heroically against his assailants for more than
six hours.w when he was forced to yield to over
powering numbers of antagonists. The GAL
FAINT General was killed at the head of his
troops, who gave way when their leader fell,
and the rebels took possession of the primer
pal points of the capital. An express, how
ever, had been previously dispatched to Gen.
Tavera, and at the critical moment he arriv-
ed at the head of his brigade, took the rebels
Torrejon, who was left IN command Of the