, 1854-10-21
The Revolution in Mexico.

lTAL.-Dy the steamer CdLtt tOrntl we ar
in receipt Of our Acapulco correspondence
and copies Of the bulletin OfclaI" pub
lished at that port. The news is highly in
, teresting.
Correspondence Of the Times and Transcript
AcAPuLco, Mexico, Sept. 7th, 1854.
Mr.. EDITOR General Alvarez in per
son, at the head of $500 men, entered tn,
city Of Tltela on the 4th inst, the govern
ment troops having evacuated on the Sd
Alvarez is pushing forward for Chilpancin
go, where he will arrive in few days with
out opposition, as all the government troop
have been withdrawn from the State o
Guerrero, for the capital, except 1900 lef
at Tixtla, to retard, if possible, his onward
movements, which cannot be the case, in
asmuch as Alverez is in fine health, anC
leading q body of men, who to man would
die for their chieftain. His intentions are
to march into the city Of Mexico.
By courier which arrived this evening
official information has been received that
Vera Cruz has pronounced ! and from al
indications it is firmly believed that Santa
Anna will very soon abdicate
"OfiitiGl Bulletin Of the Hberatilg Army"
We have received from our Special Cor,
respondent at Acapulco, the latest advices
of the progress Of the revolution in Guer.
zero contained in the "BulletiH Ofieial," ol
the 9Th September, from which we condense
the material portion.
The "BulletiR" commences with depreca-
ting the evils of civil war-and charges the
destruction Of life, the profuse shedding Of
blood, the spread Of anarchy and confusion
throughout the Mexican Republic, to the
ambition Of Santa Anna, who is denounced
as bandit" and his followers as slaves.
The proximate overthrow of Santa Anna is
not considered at all problematical, but
merely as a question Of time, to be accom-
plished within few months, notWithstand-
ing the blood which at the command of
Santa Anna is made to flow copiously
throughout the Mexican territory.
OF the successes gained by the Liberia
tors, we translate
About the middle Of August, a most
bloody scene transpired on the Plain Of
Cuatro, in which the forces Of Santa Anna,
amounting to eight hundred Infantry and
Cavalry were attacked and completely cut
to pieces by the Liberating forces under
the command Of the valiant Col. Huerta.
THE bravery displayed in this action by
the defeated, was worthy Of better cause. T"
"The capture Of Aquilila by another small
detachment Of the Liberating Army was
not less brilliant"
The following correspondence, which we
translate, will show the spirit of indepen-
dence which continues to flow from the pen
of Mexican officers.
MEXICAN REPUBLIC-DIvsIoN OF
OPERATIONS AGAINST THE REBELS
-CoMNANDANT IN CHEF.
AJUcHrLAN, July "a, 1854.
"Hs Excellency the Governor and Com
mandant General Of the Department in
an official note Of the 18th August, says to
me, that you will present yourself at this
headquarters, to receive your commission
Of Lieutenant Colonel and Commandant Of
this entire line, for the preservation Of
tranquility and to prevent the commission
of excesses in this District. His Excellen-
cy has the highest opinion Of you, in conse-
quence of the honesty and capability, and
ali the other good qualities which adorn
your character. On my part, as chief Of
Of all the forces operating against the enc
,S mH S"o - tnoso vh;oh ara on s .hs;r ~ ~ ~ 7
beg leave that you will have the goodness
to come and grant me an interview, that
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10 this nauering note' Lieut. Col' Ior-
res replies as iolloWs:
DIVISION OF ToRRIs-FoRrIFIcArIoN OF
GMLo.-Because am a gentleman, and