Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-14
From the New York Herald.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT From MEITCO.
PROGRESS OF THE REYnIrT

HIGHLY IMPORTANT From nETICO
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.
Thirty Americans ,s,d Esseusd from being shot
We have received copies the BOletin Oncal del Ger
otto Resaurador de la Libertad-he organ of AIvs,c,
to the liih ul,imo, aud from them we gather some
further particulars of the movements and success of The
Mexican reyoluonsts An article on the present noti
cal aud social condition Of the couutry gives tho follows
ng items OF news rouching for their TRUTH as they
furnished by must respectable parties Of high standing in
soriety.
THE State of Yuca,an has adopted tho plan of Ayu,a
in the most splendid aud victorious manner Tehuante-
pee, Rio Verde (Siate of San Louis Acalan Chiautla
aud Cheh state OF Puebla) Husjeran de Leon State OF
oscal Tipieo and many people of the State Mexi.
co. Sierra Gorda aud AriSta have declared their adber
ence TO the republican dag, aud assured the
most reliable information that the revolution has been
equally successful in Tampico and Tua de Tam.uipas
ruxpan, (S,ate Of Vera CRUZ aud the towns of the
North.
The project and principal commandnt OF Ignaa asked
fos additional armed force from capital with the
expectation OF meeting our valiant troops, which, under
tho command OF NlAoa occupy the Cerro del Limon-
The government sent to his aid the battalion Matao
ras reinforced with different unattached pickets This
troop hearing the voice OF the country which demanded
It's services have refused obey the Instructions given
them to tight against their brethren, have oine the
revolution aud this time should be In the district OF
Cuaua from Shence We anticipating favorable news
Toe tyrant has returned the capital where tr:umpha
arches prepared for his reception and where with
much exterior display he has sought make he people
believe the lying statements Of his exploits The people
himself whether from the humor occasioned BIZ his di,
graceful flight, or rum other easily understood
refused to pass under the Tumphi portal aud while the
Immense crowd OF weak hypocritcs and corrupted cour
| tiers assembled To greet aud to hatter him ,hrv
suddenly advised of the arrival OF his Serene High
the Palace The day following the great Senior of
Turbacco had quarrel with his ministers because these
gentlemen who undoubtedly desired the death of the
yrant, had boldly insisted opening the document in
which Santa Anna bad named his We do not
snow what other sceucs followed this absurd aud redicu
! Ia in t-oI tho
dismissed from Office.
The intelligence from Pueblo confirms in every partcu
ar the accounts from Mexico city, inserted above and
the ody additional news We have to communicate is
march Of troops stationed in the capital of Pueblo to J
isco. Are the people of Jalisco Gus side. Let our
readers judge for themselves.
In the Cerro del Gallo the old patriot Don Pascual Az
cene encampei with suO, and is waiting for orders to
| carry into execution
The great majority of the people of Auohtan have rs
cgnZei tue revolution, and resolved ~ sustain the
| N
The assassin Cusio Bohumendo has escaped in a cow
ardy manner, NiGhoacln, which state altogether tie
public know, has seconded our glorious movement
Citizens to your heroic vaor and to your energy the
country is indebted for Of liberty which must
flourish under the favor OF that divine 0mnpotence which
protects the just aud righteous The revolution has
extended to the four quarters OF the republic Let then
the tyrant rembe and let those traitors who have en-
deavoTed to wrong and magn the noblest people in the
world suffer the penalties.
OUR MEXICAN CORRESPONDENTS.
U. s. SniP PORr-NoUrH, at Sea, May %, 1854
| Important from .NuzatLm-Ihirty americans res
cHed from being shot, By The timely interference of
| the United States Ship PortsmouM-7He inhaJit-
dntsCf -HdzatLun opposed 10 Santa alma, dc dc
As may in day fall in with one of the mai
steamers will commit paper account Of our dongs
since my last communication you. We parted with the
steamer Columbus on the 7th Of April and made the best
Of way for Mazaan intending stop only one day
On arrival there, which on the 3.h we were In.
informed that CHILEAN bark, the Patrata, Captain
s!rngr had been seized in the gull Of LoWor Caior
MIA. while on her passage from San Francisco Quay
amasby Mexican cutter, on suspicion that her pnssen-
gers-hiIy in number-were fibusters theirssay to
join Walker The passengers story ia this-that they
had supposed from the numerous reports that our 90
yernmen had purchased the country and that they were
on their way TO Lower California and Sonora settle
the and Twelve OF these passengers had PASSPORTS the
remainder from some unknown cause, had not supplied
themselves with one. Eight of them native born
Americans, and twenty-five nl,urized citizens of
the United States, king thirty Ginning our protection
The remainder English, Irish, French and swcdes.
Having is; Of the names OF these men. I enclose
copy Of to you for publication, many of them may
have friends in New York and Boston, who may be glad
TO hear that they safe.
The English corvette Dido from Gulyama. arrived on
the 2Sd the day before sailed, having on board five
more Americans, whom her commander had kindly
cued from the clutches of the MeIicans at Guayamas-
They were Immediately sent on board the w Marcy.
Among them was Captain Stringer. Having no f.rther
duto to perform at that port the 2Ih May, lett for
Acapulco The sole Of all these arrests has orig
mated the ground that every Yankee found near Low
California is ahllbuster, aud the word s shoot the
id Yankees. Before sailing his Honor the Governor
and other officials visited the snip and received with
proper salues and Other auenii ns There thou
sand troops in Maz;in it not for these troops the
Inhabitants would readily revolt in favor OF General Al
vlrez They deadly opposed to General Santa Anna
The cry s, down with the tyTaat and rObber.
The Laws are very severe every thing ia taxed To
take mOney in out Of 1azitllu, By a resident native
he must pay duty OF FIVE per cent. While We were
there Mexican schooner from La Pas in: her cap
TAIN Dative, undertook - take thousand dollars
was detected aud lo5t the HhUc of bis hard earnings
robbed ia his country and by bis people Tnty
cannot take money from another without
paying this Outrageous tax. the country the Pacific Is
last going TO ruin II is high time Uncle Sam had the
whole coast lie would change tho aspect Of thing
We must have territory extended the Pacific "a
far as AcSpuco thus in lew years, might purchase
slice OF Central America. On arrival, sha again
address you. Yours, DC. WF.G
Names Of Americans Rescued Mazian from the Mex
leans, by the U. s. Stea ship Portsmouth, y. a. Dor
min, Esq, Commanding
John Lewis, New York II Longey, New Bimpshre j
A Elliot Missouri; a Clemens, New Hampshire; john
Victor, Charles Herr Onio Bssl Eaton, louisiana j
Lempatk, Ohio Auguste SAba, Texas; s JDhanncson
CALIFORNIA; George Sbie Iudnna; Ferdinand Siang Ohio
Dl Byrnes South Boston, Lewis Bite Pennsy lyiLa;
Hayes, Rhode leland; Michael Kemp, Ohio Peter Bio
ken, Henry Hoffman, New York; Henry Comm ndct Ohio
George Croft New York. Kendall, Buffalo, Y; Mion
COuu"right Penn; John Munster, John Morrison, Il
Simpson, Ohio; George Lower Pennsylvania; Phil Dehl
Missouri.
Az OyERrowThe Pauing CNl,s) Clarion says the Msp.
p oyerhoWed I've bank, recently "a the rich auya country Of
upon plantations Splendid tracts Of fertile lands In
promise Tor the harvest have been ubmerged and where ali
vedure and yea beauty few days previous the scene ~ the
period ~ the presented sheet Of deoating