New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13
Later from Mexico.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP sR1zABA.

ANIMAL Ot The 6IEAMsHlP 8R1ZABA.
The steamship Orizaba, Capt. Forbes, from
Vera Cruz 9Th instant, arrived last Saturday
morning, with papers from Vera Cruz of the
day Of her departure, and from the city of Mex
leo of the 4th inst. .-..... ..M ". 49,. W
Capt. Forbes reports that the American bark
Avalanche, Capt. Stewart, from this city, foun-
dered at sea about seventy-f miles from Vera
Cruz on the 26th October, Her captain and
crew saved themselves in their boats.
From the correspondence of the Delta we ex-
tract the following items in regard to the move.
ments Of Alvarez and the progress of the revo-
luton:
The spirit of revolution has spread throughout the
entire Republic and it is currently reported that Santa
Anna not hold out sixty days longer His Serene
Highuess has qusrreled wi the whole Foreign Diplo
matte Corps and has made application for the recall Of the
British Minister.
In Guerrero things going prosperously, and,
although price has been set Alvarez head having
seen him few days ago. was much surprised to find
him in such excellent health and spirits He says he is
determ ned upon his independence the adopting of
and liberal Constitution and laws similar to the United
States separating Church from State affairs inviting i'm
migration. having good and wholesome laws and permit
ting every to worship God in accordance with the
dictates of his conscience.
Alvarez is liberal, patriotic, and witha Democrat
of the Jeersonan school, and it is great loss for this
| country that there is not host of Alvarez
| 1 will add that courier this moment has arrived,
bringing news of an engagement at place called Gu
cuas between the limits of the States of Guerrero and
Michoacun. The Alvarez force under the command
Gen Jalyaro who put flight the Santa Anna force
| under command of Gen Andrade, killing 800, among
whom Gen. Kuintene and his aid. Many were
wounded and number taken prisoners The Alvarez
loss trifing. When the Government troops
treating, they shouted q Pipa Ell STR .dlrarez.p
Col Enesrnacion Alvarez son of the General is at the
captured $500 head Of cattle from the Government
1 and taken number of prisoners.
The General has issued address to the soldiers Of
the North, which is full of vaor patriotism and hatred
of tyranny, and to those who take interest in such
matters address worthy the chietain of the revou
| ton.
Santa Annals Commissioners appointed to sell the pro-
pery of those engaged in the revolution appear have
proved abortive attempt to raise the wind they
were unable to find single purchaser when General
Vaerias property the city of Mexico, put
| at auction.
From the summary of Mexican news in yes
terday's Picayune we extract the following
paragraphs:
that the Government troops had gained considerable ad
vantage over body of revolutionists at place called
Puerto de Cayuca, Campo de Guerrero The latter
led by Anaceto Fayares and the troops
commanded by Col. Francisco Rosendo Moreno The
revoutionists completely routed two hundred
dead the field two pieces of artillery and other armf
captured and the positions taken The
troops then marched towards the town Of Coyuea.
The English and French inhabitants of the city OF
Mexico had grand illumination the night of the LIST
inst in honor of the false report taking of Sebastopo
The Mexican blockadng squadron at Acapulco has met
with sad disaster On the 10th of August. furious
storm prevailed in the vicinity and damaged the three
unfortunate vessels much that of Them schooner
Santa Anna foundered with all hands, soldiers and crew
amounting to about seventy on board The only person
who escaped the cook The took place of
Loreto The fate Of of the other two, the schooner
Guerrero is not known The third the corvette SAINTS
Anna, sustained extensive injury
The Siglo XIX announces that in the whole depart
ment of Nuevo Leon fevers and the measles cpl
demic.
Santa had recovered his health and returned t.
the city from Tucabaya on the 18th ult.
The Mexican Economist announces that Gen. Almonte
Minister Plenipotentary for Mexico at Washington
will to Vienna in the capacity and has been re
, placed by Mr.. Francis Marrangoiz Mexican Consul il
New York, and lately at this place.
The Vera Cruz Eco del C0mtrcio, of the Sd inst,
nounces that the Mexican Government had provided tina
the Pacific steamers running between San Francisco an
Panama may in future touch at Mazatan instead of AC
|, apulco. under blockade.
" The flag Of the new Mexican steamer Santa Ann
was blessed with great ceremony at Vera Cruz the
inst. The Government has ordered two steamers
. be built it is said
Our private correspondence announce that Mr.. Doyl
the British Minister the city of Mexico has been
disguised at certain late proceedings of the Government
particularly ct the tyrannical parness of excluding
pers the country if they speak unfayoraby of San
Anna or his Government Mr.. Doyle has thought 1t n
cessary send special envoy to England with dispatch
the subject of the differences which consequently e.
list between him and the Government.