New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

"t nave received, by the steamship caIhonn f,11
mes u papers from the city of Mexico to the 18th
his'', IRON winch we extract the following suror,,r7
Of teligence N'''"J
1he Extraordinary, of September 10th. savs.
IN nonday, the ath, the anniversary Of the hstt,e
:" Moiino del icy, Il grand celebration was hn1 IN
honor Of the Mexican soldiers who fen def; ' III
post against the attack of the American army t.,a
strangers were present, amongst whoro we not;ca5
zen. GadS'sen the American Minister, whose presence
cieated some surprise and feeling Of great satsfar
ton amongst those who were assembled solely for tba
purpose OF doing honor to their departed countrTen
The same paper says:
Ihc Government is unqucStionablv doing aH in its
power 70 prevent robbelies the highways and to
anu oilh5 10 Justice the lordos Of ladrOnc4 who
p1o"i about the country and subsist on what they
nich Hon' the pockets OF unguarled tIavelers
!, ''ol-n MlSES-Ihc mines Of the Sierra Madre Of
NY oo!th are attracting deal Of attention. as It is
Ea1;4 .ea tIat the paccrs are richer than those Of
produced the most ilattcring results. 7'
~. lhe Indians are still troublesome in chihuahua
iley are m constantly committing robheries and nur
el'. ne soveinnent Of the State has effected trea
I,e3 WIN some o. the la"less bands, and efforts are
oeinS made to induce them to desis from their work
OF plHn'cr and barbarity. '0'''
b'Shop MungeHa, who had been figuring extensively
IN the papers as a troublesome person was arrested
IN Mexico, on the 26th ut.
ANOTHER CONSPIRACY DEFEATED - The Extra,
Ordinary IN its issue OF the 9th October has It's fo,
lnwing:
Anotaer attempt has been m 4dc at revolution bv 4
party OF men, headed by a man named CoIIayon Of
Ihalchlcomula i'll the State Of Pueb!a A has hean
the tate OF all the enemies Of the present government
,a!aef'h scheme met with an ngloriou- end He
tas peen routed, and his forces completely put to
n8ht by the forces Of the Republic.
The same paper continues
The Government has received from f.on parito
ii'ro an account of engagement that the General
mad with the forces ofthe robter and rebel Castrion at
a place called Tlascolco. Several prisoners ware
taken. one Of whom, said Castraon had rrraivod - ,
severe wound in the fight. "
Inc port OF Mulc@e, in Lower California llas been
nlcnt. eii
The late news from Sonora announces t,e snccosso.
OF the government forces over the (,anIaras 1,ba
town OF 'T'ya!nus had been deserted hy thn rcvniu
onlsts and reoccupied by the forces of the govern
ilen!. l lhere had been an action between the two
lutlonlstS taken prisoners.
VI lie eStTa!I, accompanied by her opera troune
arrived N the city OF Mexico on the 9th inst She
va no 10 slEc cr flrIt opera on the 18th Or 7h inst
IL i'otHto1f was the one chosen for the occasion
Senor Don lgnacio Comonfort the present ,ro
Elsional President, has been proposed as Constjt-
tlonal President by the -iftesano Of Asuascaentes,
p'Ui',lc''!ento M mas ben suppressed at Mara
amongst the soldiers, who, after asSassnating the
So'nmantIante and woundng the Major were promptly
brought to order. i-''
An attempted revolt has lately been s,,norossod i;
Mazut!nn. 'i 'N""@" iii
Gov Ilaconis has resigned his post as Governor
ana tommlIdante General Of the State of puclla |
t:r!9tS 17mHrs are in circulation in connection with
ms resignation. 1t Was said Gen. Tracnnis was to
take charge o the Government whilst President CO. /
N n1itolt proceeds at the head of the ARM against
Ni,laull'i. "7'''''''
The Constituent Congress were progressing very
slowly with the projected Constitution having rot no
Wther than the yfourth article while the instr,
neht before them contains one hundred and seventy,
Die articles.
Hon. John Forsyth, I. S. Minister to Mexico, had
nor arrived at tn" se"t Of IrIlt Ut latest ac
counts.
LIE TEnIANTErEc RoAD-The i3ytraorljuory, Of
The 18th inst. publishes letter from a gentleman at
'i'i''i'"h' winch gives but gloomy account of the
'rosteSs made On this great enterprise The letter is
lated September 30. We extract as follows.
" 'si'; since my last letter nothing new has taken
place here, with the exception that there seem. tn
'%I,t some confusion amongst the native hands | am
0lu that the American hands have all been dscharr-
~ ana 1le natives are not now at work, although it
; 'Ne intention OF the company to employ native
(; n',oF Since the assassination of Padre Lopez. Of
lehuahtelec' am told there is great difficulty in
obtaining this class OF labor
MessrS Smith and Harper. agents, and Mr.. Miller,
Engineer, have gone to the United States to hr;ur nn
more men, as they say, as also appalatus tor the
coaches, As it is now more than a month since
IeSsrs Harper and Smith have been absent in the
Jileu states ana there are as yet signs of any
me coming, and as the road must be completed hy
he 'th of February next, stipulated in the Sloo
grant, The chances begin to look very slim.
Inc ehtre distance completed, as | am crelibv in
"TIea, a 1 Is as olloWs At this end two and half
nS anu al lle other end six miles. The latter piece
y road was done almost entirely by the old Mexican
company Thus you have the sum total of all the
'osa M ana huster OF the agents of the Mixed Company