Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-23
or In addition to the news already published
from Mexico by the Nauti us, we have the follow"
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LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
PRoeRrss CT THE REyoLUrIoN.-0ur dates from
Rio Grande by the Nautilus are up to June 4. The
E11 of that date contains the following interesting
! intelligence in regard to Mexican affairs:
| For sometime since there has been portentous
] volcauo-hke murmuring heard among our neigh.
hors on thslronteir-not, as heretofore in isolated
communities general ia its nature, and extend.
ing throughout the three border States of Tamau.
| pas, Nusvo Leon and Coahua. This long smoth.
cred feeling 5as at last burst forth with furious
force, and from quarter from whence it was least
expec ed. Monterey, that quiet city in the noun.
tsins whose people have heretofore suffered through
all the disturbances, which for years, have been
occurring around them have at last arrived at that
point where 'forbearance ceases to be virtue
They have pronounced" at last, and driven the
Government troops from their beautiful city, and
now have basis Of future operations the strong
est position this side of the mountains. Besides
being fortified within the naturally strong city OF
Monterey, they have that memorable sblsck fort "
which caused the Americans so much annoyan, e
during the late war.
For relation of the present proceedings of Il Q
insurgents we translate the following paragraphs
froma circular just published We know this to
come from reliable source, and we have every
confidence in its truth. The paper from which we
extract is called the Noticoso del Bravo, the first
number Of which was issued on the och ult. 1t
says:
"For our part, and from reliable correspondence,
we are enabled to give The assurance, as understood
from good sources, that Santiago Nidauriye former
erly Secretary to the Governor of NuevO Leon, had
returned to Villa ALBANIA, where he pronounced
for the liberty of Monterey, the capital, in which
after some resistance he entered trumphantly.
"That villages where the Gictatoria ,Government
had sent 10 levy contribution with war violence as
at Salinas. where demand was made for six thou.
sand dollars, resisted the exaction and placed this
sum at the disposition of the said Nidauvri
"That these facts have been directed in very
fattering terms to those of their friends residing
in this city, inviting them to join and give their
vote in the formation of plan Of operations
"That Senior ]. NJ. Carsvsjal who has also pre-
pared the revolt of several villages and the co OPP
Grafton of their most prominent citizens, ha. deter
mined to unite with Ndauvri to give MS aid to the
revolution.
"That Guerrero has pronounced.
"That the same has been done by Agualeguas,
NORM Ceralvo, Los Aldamas, Ell Paso del Zacate,
and many other places.
"That the plan of Guerrero and the other places
mentined above, embraces the overthrow of Santa
Anna such constitution as the nation NAV estab-
fish, the Cabaliss tariff the abolition on the from
tier of taxes for Veyears the free introduction of
provisions the abolition of prohibitions on the in
PRODUCTION of cotton fabrics, the declaration that
for smuggling there shall not be greater penalty
than the loss ofproperty that all the revenue thus
obtained shall be expended in the defence of the
frontier against the Indians and Tat this shall con.
tinue to be thus applied until the determination or
entire reduction Of this enemy. . 100 -
That the forces OF the freemen li5res) number
TO this hour near thousand men, that they are
rapidly augmenting in pecuniary resources, because
there the people, unawed by the menacing presence
.of.the soldier (machoS0 manifest genuine volun-
tary spirit.
THAT Marroquin, in affect fright, has fled from
Mier with more than's hundred Dragons.
Aud finally that, within a very few DAYS, thus
Nuevo Leon, Coshula, and the greater part of
TaInaulipas will have forever broken the CALLING
yoke of the bandit called, His Serene Hiehness.
'Tiva la libertad Death to the boosters and to
their prototype, the immoral Santa Anna III.
The same paper has further news from the South
in which it says that the city of Gnansiuato is In
the possession of the Insurgents where they have
captured guns and other munitions of war to con-
siderable extent The people Of Guauaiuato it is
said, were prompt in furnishing aid in money and
provisions -...-.-
Since the publication of this bulletin, further
news has arrived, to the effect that Victoria and
Saliillo, with several other places had Joined the
revolution The movement is fast gaining strength
and Is evidently very popular. Mstsmoras is now
under martial law, which would argue that the
present guardians OF that city becoming some
what alarmed. A few weeks will show with what
cause.