Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-20
From the n. o. Pieayune, llth Inst.
Later from Mexico,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER oRIzABA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER 0RISABA.
BY the arrival Of tho steamer osi1,ba, Capt Forbes
which arrived this morning from Vera Crsz have In
tegence from that place to the Sh inst and from thu
! city OF Mexico to tho 9TH inst
Toe Osizaba reports that the bark Brsxero from New
YORK, while lying Oh the port Of Vera Cruz. got OF
the Galega Reef tho night Of the LIST instant whet
tho vessel became total loss. Most Of the cargo
saved but In a damaged condition The officers auC
ers" to the number stated In the list Of passenger
| up on tho Orizaba.
The orinsba left Sacrifice Island the British brig
war Wolverine.
We have full files Of tho Vera Cruz Eco del Commerce.
anu OF tue Mexican papers to the Sd.
We gather from them little intelligence Of reliable i'm
portance although thore numerous accounts Of r
umphs OF the Govesnmeut efforts. Among them Is on,
complete victory gained over tho rebels Of Ciudat
Victoria in San Louis Poosi the ED ut They
attacked, Il said by detachment OF troops under the
command OF Col. Don Francisco TamariI, on the 10 b.
anu were not overcome ill after three days aud nights
unceasng firing, maintained the part Of the city By
500 men aud pieces Of artillery under the
oil the ehief Don Juan Jose dc Ia Garca Tho latter
rounded tho Notifications with trenches which
ken and maintained by the troops ofhe Supreme Govern
msnt in whose power the artillery Of the enemy their
| nitions and some prisoners fell.
The leaders Of the revolution not captured but
made their escape. The losses OF the rebels said to
have been considerable and the tspi,ch announcing
the event was being OF the cavalry being dis,
patched u pursuit OF the fusitves. Tbs Government
troops arc admitted to have ossc' To lament the
m IRE to be regretted, that foreign attack which
caused them. The population OF IA, vis nity it I, said,
promptly returned to obedience the Supreme Govcrn
nent aud all tho influential nhaotinis ~ Tan iulpas
ssd TO have repealed the approaches of Gi2, with con
'empt aud reprosches. About Sd mrn killed and chief
officers, aud some loo and Old soldiers wounded,
estimated as the losses sustained by the Govorument
troops.
10 Guerrero and Michoac,n the p,rtisan' of Alvarez
are reported to have received Srms onw. At
place called Caajincus, anoul Is league. d slant from
duiizuco whore the insurscnt sad have been
found in considerable force they attack bv de
,sehment o. auxiliary Govssnsent troops. anl completely
routed, their celebrated leader Nirc,,l V,l'e, being
killed during the action. The chief luis q. GIan the
famous Guiermo Aliouaio, ant the PGoccpii Aarcon
taken PRISONERS and shot, their bodies beng exposed
IN CuaJlnicua, Taasinso aud san Pablo. rne jiiei
condition OF their horses prevented the troops from
suing those who He'd and they made good thr- csc ,pc
into the ncighDorng mountains An ,rted
TO have taken place IN the tow II ruqIi in in McIo
acan in the vicinity .. Los w. beturcn ha forces OF
Don Francisco Sanchez aud baud of the rebels uIirr
the notorious chief Pusbliti wlch al,hong
posed OF 800 men, while the GoSc.nmaut ihrcs, were
much interior III number, was rnusel. "h considerable
loss in killed, wounded aud prisoner. besides letting
arms fall IN possession oi the rue darkness OF
the night served no: lstlc IL u sui the ape
~. the greater part of the insurgents.
The result OF the all ar at GuIymaS hs
cer,any asce tanned than it fom
Mexico. We have, indeed full ptri, ulT. oi amer
which the approach OF RlOus-et H. u mrDn made Ui
the manner IN which las band rou;eI AMI o the
NJ Of nunb of prisI no posiliv.
accounts OF the execution ri t leader Tue Of
the in which tue CbuGts attack de though
much moro circumStai hIl those alre adj ;iySI
only TO tue eisC:. We therefore do
further notice them. A company OF Isl Of his French
companions taken pr'oner said 10 have arrived
rrpc the 10 ut and to have been receive in silence
by the population, who mile from the to
meet them They siii to have consisted principally
OF women.
Tue Indians in Durango and adj AGENT regions are com
hitting terrible rivsge' and the necessities OF tue Govern
ment IN other portions ut the country for the presence OF
their troops sgsinst powerful assaiuts prevents
anything like important efforts ,ns. them although
Inhabitants, with what little aid they get, struggle
strongly against the mercileSs msrauiers.
The Trait d Iuion announces that coloniE lion from
France TO Mexico is proceeding rapidly Some tour YES
sells had either already arrived Immediately
pected at Vera Cruz, with emgralts from Havre.
Don Senior Angel de lturbde, of the sons Of the
late Lberator has been named Secretary OF the Mexican
Legation in the United States His brother Col Agusn
de Itur6da has been appointed aid.de.camp to Santa
Anna.
decree of the 18th ult. suppresses no fewer than
thirteen active squadEous Of the army The forces are to
be distributed among other crops of their vicinity.
The Sig!O lLt gives an account Of encounter be.
tween Government troops at Hanjin with corps of up
wards OF hundred bandits The former surprised
lost COL Juan y. Romero and Capt. Ignsco Cisnero in
the conflict, overcome and had Lieut.. Robes aud
Corporal Casllas shot by the band afterwards The
latter only spared the Of the house in which the
troops had deended themselves the nercesson Of his
daughter.
decree OF tho l9th commutes tho sentence of death
against the nsugent prisoners of Gusymas years
Imprisonment, with the exception of Count Boubon
those who landed with him, his officers, and those who
excited or headed the revolt. Others be tried
according to existing laws.
The commander Bcrdea who has joined the insurgents
OF the South, is deprived Of his rank
The village OF Tenamasapa which had declared for Al.
vsrcz has been attacked aud destroyed by Government
troops.
The Omnibus of the lst, publishes a contradiction of
the reports that De Boubou had escaped and states that
he is safely mmured and about to be shot.