New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02
MEXICO.

From New. Ore,a. paper. Of jay d.
The L. :. Mail steamship Orizaba, Capt Forbes
reached the wharf early this morning having let ias
Cruz or the ead at A. NJ She brings fifteen lays later
intelligence our being to the 22d fro Vera Cru,
and to the l7ih inst. from the City OF Mexico.
We fnd no intelligence whatever in the Mexican papers
from Acapulco nor is the reported death OF Alvarez
erred to in any way. The only item that we ind IN our
exchanges in relation to the revolution IN the south
pernrraph in the Eco del COmcrcO of the 2ls stating tina,
an eXntess from Omotepec 10 the Governor of Oajsca
brought adycos that Capt. Saerdo had had another
gagem. nj with the insurgents at Ayutia Nth go sol
diers and country people he attacked the Insurgents
who were strong and af'er killing several and captur
ing some arms. bo put them to Night
The information in regard 90 the Jalsco ana Mchoscan
insurgents is also very slight The official Journal of
Mchoacan that the supreme Goyernmen had offered
free pardon Ia all who would lay down their arms and
come n and that Don Rafael Guerrero had received aul
pardon. . A.,
Przcnsro but that in that well ms in those OF
Piedad Zamora and Maravao, the Inhabitants would re'
s<i them. .....,... .u.. hin, 49,,
pared 10 net against the insurgents Cen Andr"ic had ar
lived at Moree and taken the command iearved with
out troops. A.,
ocan The RffOrma, of san Luis Poosi, states that
brigade Of mcp under officers in whom great cont
dence s deposited had been ordered 10 mSrch nom th~
city Tor Michoncen -
Laurie Richards Esq. agent for the holders Of NeSt
can bonds in England, had arrived AZ Mexico. lie had
asked an extension of time for the obligatory commence
mens of the railroad from Vera Cruz "a the Pacific, id
which lie has contract and the extension was granted
until .Hp Is al
The UnrcrsaI states that abundant rains had faon in
Nneva Leon, and that the Government, in consequence
had rcscnded the order OF goth OF December last imposing
! duty on all corn taken cut of the state.
Several bands OF Indians were proving around Faras
! Guerrero and Agualegas, in the State of Nueva Leon.
In Durango the comaudante states that the sayases
| were threatening IamaZula
The Hcraido complains Of the intrgue- ia the
ton the settlement Of Spanish clas which states
are robbin the honest cais ants of their just rights.
An order has been issued by the Supreme Government
that the Custom Houses shall not appropriate the portion
OF the maritime revenues set apart FOR the payment o the
foreign debt and diplomatic salaries to any other purposes
Don Vincent Ulriann who resided many years ~ Next
| co. died short time since in Bohemia. leaving all hia
G Mexico. ''''' ' '
supreme degree has been issued directingh revision
of all grants public lands made since the year l92l
The Italian Opera Companies in Mexico finally joined
their forces and performing the Santa Anna heaer
The principal singers scianonc and Forentni prma
donnas assoutas; Vette contudoi Marn primo basso;
Bndali and Boneyan0no, barit0nes; Salv first 0nor;
and Revere and Rocco bufos. IL Il sand Boras will also
join them The orchestra is under the direction of Bottle
| SIM and NicoaO
On the morning of the 10th inst a slight earthquake
was (, It in the City of Mexico. No damage done
The existence of organized band Of robbers has been
discovered in PuCba similar 10 that which from lS3i 10
1910 carried terror through the STATE Active measures
were taken to ferret out oil it, ramilcatOns.
The scarcity of food in TGbasco is 80 great that the
Governor has asked contributions from lucaan, aud per-
mission from the Supreme Government TO import corn
| from abroad
The locust plague that had disappeared in parts Of
|
bers famine throughout the southern part Of Mexico
was feared In places the Governors had ordered
every adult male to plant in corn certain quantity OF Land
| MicHoAcAS.-A rumOr current at Guam uatO that
the QuereteTo cavalry which had been sent against the
rebels OF MchOacan had been defeated BY the latter 10
order show the inaccuracy Of this report the Ladg
aerafaro has published the official report of y Manuel
Escadero, commander Of the cavalry. The report when
dated from Morea the 23d of June informs u.s. 10
effect that small detachment had been surprised and de
feated by the insurgents who had captured Capt Agas
Enrquez de Larat and seized load OF tobacco that are
enforcement Of twenty-five foot soldiers was also auacAu
and defeated by the insurgents, but that ia few moments
after the body OF the cavalry having arrived on the
spot completely routed the rebels and recovered ther
! booty.
The official journal Of Mchoacan in its issues Of the
18th and ed OF June gives further details the Po'
! ton of the Department.
IL the arrival and departure Of the Queetsro
cavalry OF which we hnye been speaking IN pursuit Of the
rebel. II then speaks OF The garila Puebllta thei
from the OF it, chief. This Is the body that
appeared at Tristsran, in the action which have de-
tailed above against the cavalry OF Qderetaro. The official
Journal says that this gara party poorly armed and
poorly equipped flies constantly before the Government
roops, ana in their tight plumber with irnpuaity No
further has been received Of Daz Salgsio sincshs
defeat at Zamora the LIST OF June. supposed that be
! hes loned the forces Of Alvarez.
On the 18th ofJune, large quantity OF arms, ammunition
and military clothing arrived MOrea. The rebels are
destitute of objects OF primary necessity Victus' are
very and dear az Morcla. The official journal calls
the attention of the city council to this subject On the
18th, battalion from Leon arrived al Morels troop
! Of lancers from Jslisco was also expected .
ton III the day before yesterday brigade conpossd
ofinfantry heavy and light artillery and cavalry under he
command OF General Zenea LETT the City OF Mexico io'
/ MOreha.
The Reclamation the official journal Of Michoacaa'
gives details Of the revolution Of which tns Depan
ment is the tkeaier. ~
The rebels have proceeded agains, Patzcuaro, when
place they attacked but repulsed by the population
m that CITY as they had been already repusod by TIC
! neople of Piedad Zamors and Mararaio
| A BODY of thousand men, composed Of infantry and
cavalry bengiorganized In order to march agaa''
| theinsurgents. 4,
The commander of the detachment; Of Zitacuaro m:ae
prisoner of individual named Severe Ramo, accused"
disorderly conduct and rioting.
| The correspondent of The Daily Delta, writing from
| Vera Cruz under date Of July 81, says:
"The noiseess tenor of way" at Heroiea |efss
Cruz, has been recently disturbed by the Development
most dabelical plot of assassination and MURDER
cocted by divers and suDdry dashng segesns ana oo
high priystes of the standing ar OF HIS Most Serea
"Hshness" The details of this comfortable little a.
rangement are Rstcffean in horror and Ele,rinsn N
my-terou.nes. II is said were all to have been rs"'