Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Oar advices from the city OF Mexico are to June
2nd. whrn the Revolution Party, lin favor of the
frieration,) even Of the Capital were gaining
ground.
ALVAREZ had expelled the central il5soutism
from Guerrero, and wps hnsi!Y at work in reor-
gnnJsing the state Governments. lie Ind opened
the port of Acapulco t. the free mgrcss x egress
of the Pacific Whaleis. The Aspnwall line of
steamers had all the privilege desred,and touch
cdregnlarIy nj that port of supply a nd accommo-
dation, in their transit to and from San Francisco
and Panama.
Miehiocon is in the field with force under Deg
olardo and Gonzales, aud having expelled the cen
trial troops from that State, they ventured beyond
their border tv Lamora in the adjoining depart
mrnt, once Il State. This was considered a chal-
lcnge by his Serene liighness, and he left the cup
ial with 5000 men to reproye Degoardo's teme-
rity After triumphal march through Morelia
and lis dcdles, he entered deserted Zamnra.--
The Pronuneiados hnd fled al his appearance aud
IN the midst of cXutation and Qualifications, 10 !!
intelligence came that Degolardo had doubled on
him in the rear and had impertinently showed
hin~efncnr the capitol. \ rapid rctrogresaion
j to Marea concluded ON. When there no
learns that DIR. Questor with another brig
! and force had threatened Cmaraco while com.
! onfort with some 1870 insurgent had showed him
/ self mt Arcrie,a village some miles South of Fam
/ ora, from which he had SO recently driven or
/ alarmed Degonrdo.
He retrogades to meet Commonfort at Arerio
while his two Generals, Xeres and Tavera are left
/ to watch Degolardo and Gonzales. \ rencounter
has taken place with ravera, in which, though
rously handled he claims a victory through the
! public press. Salinas in the South, seems to be
! going ahead. He has expelled the central troops
from Tehuantepec, and is now on the advance on
! Manititan. That point secured and he has now
/ in trust the whole transit of the Iehuantepec
! from the Atlantic TO the Pacific.
Monterey, it is understood, is in the entire pos
session OF the Liberals
Americans in Mexico complain Of the bad faith
and dishonor of Santa Anna inquisatorial exam-
nations take place daily, and foreigners are call
ed pat will before the police officer to exhibit
their certificates, which are considered guaran-
tees for good behavior, while they afford the OPP.
portunity TO impose some new eXaetion. Cdrias
de SegurOdddS. which ave considered endorse
ments OF passports, or rccognitlons OF the nation
atty OF those who have passports, are most rig
idly enforced, and must he taken out annually,
the first within thirty days of the arrival OF the
foreigner. The passports are exacted on penal
ties, and there are two American citizens, Hal
stead and Peabody, now ncarcerated at Colema
for tho last three months, for having put into the
port OF Manzanillo, in stress of weather
They were passengers on board the Flying
Dart and their first arrest on shore, Fortunate
ly gave notice to the Captain in time to save his
vessel and crew in pursuing his voyage to San
yet has had any influence for the rescue and in
demnity of 1alstead aud Peabody. The first is
the son of the late Chancellor of New Jersey
There are several cases of personal wrongs on
the docket, yet unredressed
We gather the above particulars from letter
in the Charleston Courier of the Goth, received
/ via Havana:
Santa Anna returned from his thirty five days
campaign late at night on the Sth ut.,and sought
without a triumphal reception the shades aud
curity of the Palace. There he has been en-
sconoed ever since slumbering on official homage.
Ceres and 'raneva, who sent from the cap
ital to bring to an account the rebels Degolardo
and Ghard who had the temority to approach
in sight of the Palace returned seriously worstcd,
| with the loss of four or five hundred men. They
| reported that they had scattered the banditt to
tho four winds of heaven; but from last accounts
Degolardo and Ghilardi had united with Coma
Leg and were on their march to Potosi, there ex-
pectng to be joined by the Federalists of the 81.
ezra Madre districts. Monterey was in posses
sion of Carbajal, who had been joined by 0camyo
and Arraga.
Other reports say that Cebalos Qate PresidenD
and Gen. Robes are in his camp Garcia has
psssed Rio Bravo and his demonstrations Ia
maulipas have compelled zen. Wool to declare
that district in a state of siege. He has made a
requsiton on Santa Anna for $4,000 men and
money-neither of which has the prince Pres