New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

! a. Of the news asking for wagons rom this OF
70 rem,ye bis wounded and surgeons TO cure then
Accordne'r three Of the former were sent and 81
! of tho latter II is said that Tavera himself wa
wounded He o. course in his report claims IN
victory and to haze completely dispersed IN
enemy and says tba' m the cNh author''io
d" do their duty the RENAL nder OF that body VI mel
4" will all be taken He Nas retired from Iirs
yucs TO Zumpaneo and Deg'lledo was, from las
accounts, still within few lea cues OF tlls city.
This is all that has taken place ID this section
tie COUNTRY since last dates, and in Jalsc0 Huans
juato, Guerrero, and things remain n sias gro ard
! the revolution is beginning to be k,0dled also IN
| tie Department Of AsuascalieDtes.
/ On the 18th alt party OF $50 men wers into tho
I town of Chapala (Jalsco) and demanded . ban 81
| 500 (sxty) from TIE inhabitants, which was inme-
| diately made them and they went quickly awry.
We have reports here that rising has asso
taken place in the Departments of Nuoyo Leos
md Tamaupas that Monterey and Saltillo have
been taken by the Revelutonists aud also Victoria,
the capital Of the latter Department. Whether
those towns have been taken or not we do not
know but that the revolution hes been proclaimed
there can exist no doubt and also little that it
gives the General Government great uneasnoss.
From she violent language used in his procsrna-
ton by the Governor OF Nueyo Leon, should
judge trait that section yas in blaze This
proclamation ends with hearty ard terrible curse
/ upon the aissfectsd-a bad sign
Santa Anna is expected back in five six days
l translate YOU portion of an address from tho
Inhabitants Of town Santa Anna passed through
when on bis way to Morea, aad read 10 him By
ore of them
The inhabitants OF the village of Tarc,sn in the
nensrtmcnt OF Mlchoaosn manifest TO VOW Serene
Iii. hIess that or more than yCr the most disss-
rOus revolution hat is to be found recorded in tho
melancholy hstoy of this Department since the War
of Ind.rendenee, hes been desosint this interesting
portion OF tie RepRblic This revolution, which has
no poiicol otec-for such i, not robbery ncondiar-
ism, prostitution, and all the hcrrors which have
served rot only means but constitute the end Of
tits rebShi0r-has already lasted too long, considering
its elements of dissolution and the power and rosources
of the Government N its prolOngation has been tho
ruin of Til. Department"
"The Inhabitants of this village will not fatigue
your attention by participating their complaints,
BY depiciin the extremely sad to which various
towns have been reduced and which, under the shade
Of peeoe they were in the enjoyment Of mad delivered
themselves ~ to the fermentation Of the varoas
bran hes Industry which constitute the riches of tho
country bcgaa to enter into important specalaions,
and TO untold their industrial clements. All has disap
peared az not only do we have TO mourn for robbery
and incendaiism, but also depofe the loss OF other
treasures and the death of our most haerlng hopes.
"1his region, thanks 10 the instruction which was
becoming dfused, to the prestige the authorities had
recovered and the security property had acquired, be-
gan TO become confident, and promised themselves the
benefits of civilization This hope has disappeared,
and all will be lost if the people do not unite with The
Government in making supreme effort
This is oil too true, and Santa Anna may thank
himself for the cause of this state Of things DuR
ing the Constitutional Government the country
was at peace; but the Rey0lut0nists, or the party
in general opposed to Santa Anna are not robberS.
There are enough of them to rob srery dollar IN the
Republic, but they do il not. Those independent
bands who 90 about doing much mischief are the
consequences of the revolution and aicays eIss ~
The time Of one and the revolution has been caused
by Santa Anna, his money aud his faction. Vet he
has not the prestige, tho talent, nor the courage
sufficient to put it down, cat least so it appears,}
and in the face Of the above representation of these
honest people, he goes on his journey with seven
or eight thousand well armed and disciplined
troops hut dare not divide them to attack tho Rev
olutiohists, nor united defeat them in detail; but
contents himself in letting his newspapers abuse
them because they will not attack him That IL
not their plan, but he does not appear to SEQ
it, and God knows who will at length arise ont
of this chaos of affairs to direct things for tho
future.
d. Angel Perez Palacios has been removed from
his command as Communicable of the South,
and Cen Lafcano placed in bis stead. The munich
Tality of 1ixtla have given Santa Anna vote Of
thanks for these acts
An armed party entered the town of Sultepec
(this departmenO ard robbed a convent there,
telling the friars upon their demonstrating against
it, that neither God nor the saints ate any thing.
These parties are also still abroad near Teptc.
Forced loans have lately been imposed again BY
the Government on the landed proprietors of this.
department.
Preparations are being made in the Department
Of Puebla to resist Degollado should be 90 there.
The smallpox made its appearance here in Feb
ru6ry last and up to the 2lst OF May following had
not diminished Persons who had been yaccinated
did not escape, but bad it with less violence than
those who bad not been. The mortality among
children has BEEN comparatively, very great. The
official report is as follows;
February. = adults, - cnndren-
March. ~ adults, is7 children
April ................-..3 30 adults 1856 Children
May, first sixteen days 300 individuals.
1t was confined principally to the poor class Of
people.
Ia consequence Of the losses suffered by the FOL
lowing towns aud villages in Yucatan from the war
of castles. they have been exempted from tho pay
ment of the capitstion tax, viz: "Cibolchen.
Hopelclen, Iturbde, BOlouchon, Tecax, Peto.-
"Xui, Tibosuco, TinilOp, Yaxcabl, Oxcucal. SAGA
&" lacs. Saban, Ichmul NOcahcal, Ticnl, Ticum,
Conotchel, Progreso, Izucasal, Chikinconot,
Ekpez, Tixmense, Macxinkin, facin, ana Tx
" buslatun." These are hard psmes.
The task and expense OF putting down tne rev
olution in the Depar sment OF Guanajuato has been
imposed upon the Inhabitants Of the same Ihey
are to provide men. and money, aud besides eaeh
estate is Obliged 10 maintain Oh armed fefce W
keep of the predatory bands.
The last accounts from Santa Anna are from
Paf.cuaro, a town about fourteen leagues south
westerly from Msrelia. There beng about 2,Ooo
of the disafiectel at the town OF hflo, about TWO
dav. Journey from the fcmer place, Santa Anna.
determined TO make the show 81 an attempt at
least to 90 there, and lea Patzoasro On the 10Th
nit. but that niqht Violent stern coloe on when
among the monptains and he did rot advance.
his storm CO stnued IL the nsxt dag, putting the