New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
MEXICO.
SURRENDER OF URAGA WITH SIX THOU
SAND FOLLOWERS
FyOm Tze Eeso-oyiea.. Ptoaysne, sareA Il

The steamship Texas, Capt Forbes, reached the
levee at duck last evening, with the mails from Vera
Cruz Of the 9Th inst.
We have full 6les of the Vera Cruz papers the
VeraDuzdno and the ProgresO, 70 the eth inst, but
nothing whatever from the capital From the latter
indeed we not to expect any, a. the cOmmunica-
tions between it and Vera Cruz said to be inter-
rupted The telegraph wires are cut, and the revou
tODists, we are tod intercept all corespondence'pu pun
lie or private.
To account for this we are obliged 10 conjecture
different condition Ofbe revolution from that which has
been represented. How, If they were ai smut up 10
Puebla with Haro 7 TamaIiz, and that pace were
regularly beneged, Il Is reported 10 De, tbey eouu
vet interrupt the toununicatiOns ~ more than can
yaoily be seen Ifthe report OF the interruption y
oorrect there ,nut be strong revolutionary forces out
side OF the City Of Pueba. .
And that there ar.-perhaps we should say that
thre were If we were n posst ssion Of all the facts OF
he cnse-we have startling proof in tie Important
fsct that Gen. Uraga had surrendered at AculZng0
with no fewer than 1000 followers For the numbers,
we have the authority If a correspondent but we
have not been abe 70 find them stated IN eItner OF our
Vera Cruz files. In a supplement to its issue OF the
Goth ult. the Progreso pubiiahed private communi-
cation from the President TO Gov. La Lave, from
which tie following il a translated extract:
have the pleasure Of giving you The important new.
eoprt4y routed in Fla1oaa being prsonersi
sd that UTsga hin self wi the whole Of those wnO were
zion the Seshborbocd Of Taisneineo nsrs he
ssed BY Of the Moreno brigade under the eommsnd Of
trso uers their way 10 tniscalltai" go ,
Ii appears that this was effected without single
drop Of blood being split.
informs Gov. La Lave that the Congress had con-
frmed the decree nominating him 10 the Presidency,
by a mt iOrity OF ~ votes.
In addition TO the affairs above noticed, the PTo-
ereso notices several others favorable to the Govern
ment. AT Cbauta an advanced corps OF the revoiu-
tioBsts was defeated by GblardTs troOps-Sigrdda,
their leader, being taken prisoner: 1t was reported
49, . IL, ,,;uIf ~ he February
bo0v of Haro's forces had left Pueba, nobody knew
for what point but we zee as yet no continuation. Id
correction with the statement, 1t Il added that there
were of more than 600 or 900 men Left III the city,
At the capital everything was ready for the Presl.
dent 10 leave OH Wednesday, the 9th u at the head
of OOO besoe the Gbilald, TracOnis, Guloaga, Mo-
reno and Vatea sections, amounting to not less than
COCO more.
A conespo ndent Informs that President Gen. Co
morfort has person taken command of the forces be-
fore Puebla but do not find i'll the papers the ac-
count Of bis dong
The Ver0cruz9no Of the Oh inst. acknowledges the
receipt in Vera Cruz of letter from Puebla dated
the lst inst aud in which It is announced that II was
expected tie siege about to be put TO the city by the
Government forces would open on she Sd. The insur-
gents in the city are estimated at from seven thousand
10 eight thousand in number On the day of the date
of tie letter all the forces between San Martin, les
molucan and Pueba were awaiting tie aniyal OF the
President
The Veracru=ano dwells with the greatest salts fac
tion on the confirmation Of President COnonior, and
auours the best r, suts fer the country.
OF course, the sunSudAT Of Uraga Is regarded as a
desperate blow TO Harss interests.
a correspondent, writing on the eth inst informs US
the officers of the revolters in the castle Of San Juan
de Uua, the 18th ult., had been sentenced to be
shot with the exception of SalcedO, who 1t seems, was
forced To be their leader and the first to suren
Ger His punishment, corresponds mt says IL hXed
at ten years imprisonment. In the Progrtso we hni
repOit of the Court Martial having met on the 24th
Ii was composed of Lieut.. Col Joaquin Colombres,
Capts Luis Pima, jose Maria Perez, Ignacio Mon
tenegro, Francsco Masas Manuel Bena and Fran
cisco Sevila.
In addition to the Government successes above re-
ported the TeracruzanO of the 5th inst gives another
announcing the complete suppression Of the outbreak
Ia Chiapas. The arms and munitions of all kinds had
fallen into the power of the Government. Five nsur-
gents were taken prisoners, and one was killed.
With regard to the question Of communication be-
tween Vera Cruz and the capital the Verdcruzano OF
the 9th inst. says that that the following day
it would be retstabshed by way Of the plains of
Apam-the Government having placed troops at con-
venieut points for protection.
The county generally with the exceptions noted, is
reported quiet.
Nestval and the prima DONNA Almoute, are reported
to Lave arrived at Vera Cruz from Jaapa en- route
for this country They were TO give some concerts in
the heroic city before leaving it.
Vera Cruz If reported healthy, owing to the preva-
lence of north winds lately.