New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
MEXICO.
REVOLUTION IN SONORA AGAINST GOV.
GANDAKA.
Ills EXCELLENCY ROUTED-SEvERE FIGHTING
FIFTY MEN KILLED AND TWO HUNDRED
WOUNDED.

GANDAkA.
Ills EXCELLENCY ROUTED-SEvRRE FIGHTING
FIFTY MEN KILLED AND TWO HUNDRED
WOUNDED.
From The Alta California Oct o.
On the previous arrival of the Senator from San
Diego, we COPIED fro M The San Diego Herald Of o t.
Gov Gandsra bad taken place in Sonora BY this
arrival We have FL CiamOT PubItcO, of Los Angeles,
Of The llth Of October, from which translate the
following interesting items with some speculaons on
the result from the same journal:
According TO in ornaton received from some of the
$50 emigrabs WHO fed from the civil discussions Of So
nora and who are soon expected in this city, we gather
the following:
The forces of Governor Aguilar, commanded by Pes
qrera, had obtained in several skirmshee, complete
victory over thOse of GaDdaa, who, we are assured
has retired to Tucson, though left without hopes or
pIestige because q the influential Inhabitants VINO
sustained him when 10 power have withdrawn
their sympathy account of the political bunders he
lately committee. Only FL Yagin," aud part OF
EFM8yO have remained faithful TO him, and these
Go not count for any thing in Sonora.
The fight was rather severe particularly at Ures. the
capital where il ss'ed four days and nights resulting
in the death of 80 and more killed and over 2OO
wounded; while the buildings sufiel ed much by the
artillery from both sides Mateo Marqun, Indian
General Of the Yaqus, and of the few chiefs wh1
manned with GaLdaTa was tsken prisoner and shot.
Gan dars seeing the bed turn his affairs took sssd
to Of his ocers that in of defeat be w,ui 20
personally TO the ne ghbNng State OF California, try
10 rase two three four thousand men, and return 70
SOLOra th0t re would oven JnpfOIHKc DluSclf
paIta concession Of public lands for the sake Ct raising
The NJ ces CRY fund; which very much
dis0ppOved by his satellites. However,, he has now
arrit ed at Tucson and emissary who five days ago
arry cd in his city called William Johnson, anative of
Oposura, and son of John Johnson, American,
siding al OpOsura has told that he is bearer Of dis
patches fIon the civil and military authorizes of Tue
son to be delivered TT Fort Iunas, San Diego, aud Ill
this city, adding that said dispatches refer TO aak1
military assistance sgainet the savagei in said district.
Ii il certain that IutsOn asks for such assistance, In
a moment whe the cbeitain and several eternal revo
ntiOnizeIs Of Sonora had arrived there and when &C
tusy the sGvages are less hostile then it is TO be sup
pOscd that some dark obicc is to be covered by this
pre,e1t; and il we consider the bustering tenden-
cts which arc ruling under the ministerial protection of
Pieroes waTlike cabinet then cannot help thinking
that GandaIa has succeeded in seduciDg the military
post Of TUesOD and tres to prepare new reyongeiul
invasion of Sol ora probsby by the fill clustering ten
dtr CIV Of the above Leghbors, which invasion might
still exon better result il the Democrats should
triumph in the next Presidential election. Already, in
this city North Americans have declared, the day
be fore yostcIday that within three months an army
would march in this 81 te against Sonora Informs
ton of these proceedings has gone to Mexico, where
the national honor, far from fearing any new aggres
dcatng the pending Outrages. Meanwhile we rem ain
ON the lookout aud prepare for the defense Of said
country.
General Yanez has arrived at Guaymas with 800 vet
Grams where he NAMED quietly because the forces OF
Pesqueua and his auxialies wanted by Themselves to
fnih the work they had began. We consider that
there lie but opinion Sonora that this little
(, rant end msor only waited t. convert said State iuo
his IatImoDy.