New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
Nespalork DAILY Gribute
MEXICO
PROGRESS OF NATIONAL DISSOLUTION.

From Our Own Correspondent
MEXICO, Saturday, JAN 10, 1856.
Two principal events have taken place here
since my last letter, which manifest stia more
strongly than anything else that has happened
lately that Mexico is to be delivered over again
to the strife of the combined factions opposed to
the attempt at progress and reform.
/ stated to you not long ago that Gen. La Lave
had been sent against Guitian, (who had rebelled,
and who was then in the Llanos de Apam,) with
about one thousand men, and that they all, except
forty, had deserted and joined the troops of the
latter l also stated that Gen. Castillo had after
ward been sent against Gtitian with about the
same number, or ii is more correct to say fifteen
hundred men. Well, while on the way from
Puebla to the place where Giiitian was stationed,
or where he was said to be (Zacapoaxtla) this
same Castillo together with the whole OF his
troops, except two subordinate officers, revolted
against the Government, proclaiming, the plan
sustained by Guitan, Haro Tamariz, Uraga and
other worthless of the conservative order.
The other event is the escape of Haro Tamariz
from custody while he was being conveyed to Vera
Cruz. He being now at liberty, with the augmen-
tation of the troops Of Giitian, will have an OPP
portunity and ample means TO do such mischief as
he is inclined to, because for any good he cannot
act The Government has issued circular order
ing his recapture, but up to the present nothing is
known or supposed to be known of his where
abOuts
In consequence OF the above facts the Govern
ment has renewed it's orders to the Governors OF
the States for the arming Of the militia repeating
with energy the warning that if the endeavors OF
the reactopists succeed in overthrowing it, the
nationality of Mexico will disappear forever.
The Government has also ordered the fortfca-
ton of Pueba and is about to ortify this city like
wise. A body of horse, the favorites of Santa
Anna, was very lately sent to Puebla TO aid In the
defense of that city against Gditan; but 1t Is SAID
the authorities would not receive them, saying that
they could defend themselves without the aid OF
any more traitors. The troops with Guitian ana
those that deserted La Llave, had been Santa
Annals as also had been Castillo and his 500 men,
There is another event expected 70 take place
yery soon which will show the hand ofthe present
discontinued spirits as to their actual amount OF
pbysical fierce / mean the disaftecuon oil the
troops under the command Of Ghilardi, who Is now
in Oueretaro watching the movements OF Craga'
We heard the other day that Ghilardl was IN the
immediate vicinity of Uraga while on his march 10
Oueretsro. but he did not feel willing TO rlsk an
action because he had perceived symptoms OF dis,
affection sufficient to warn him OF the Danger OF
making an attack on Uraga, and therefore ne
marched onward The troops of Ghllardl are also
those of the line Of Santa Anna, and the former
being foreigner and patriot would render him
liable 10 abandonment on the first favorable OPP
portunitv, and we are daily expecting TO hear OF
such an event
I'rapa still occupies portion OF the State OF
Oueretaro, and is operating there aud also against
the State Of San Luis PstOsi. He has over one
thousand men. .
Guitign and Others are in the plains Of Apam, in
the vicinity of the city of Puebla. From the
hest accounts he must have over four Thousand
men. ...: :;
Tie Government seeing the danger /! Is H. Is
oceupied in taking such measures as are IN lts
never 10 sustain itself against the endeavors OF
hose men-the principal Of which is the armlns
Of the National Guard II is being formed through
out the country, and over thousand arrived mere
two days ago from the towns in the vicinity OF
this city, Another measure was TO DANISH H"Ii
here all the unemployed military othcers. 81.
There is now, naturally, great deal OF disor,
der confusion, and insecurity both TO persons ana
property, throughout the country; perfect dlsIe-
gard of law prevails, and no Mexican can con
slider himself or his property safe for moment
anywhere
There was a revolt lately at Topic, Jalseo,
in favor of Santa Anna; but on learning of COm0n-
forts accession 10 the presidency, they pretended
Ia submit. but did not. The Governor of the State
marched 10 Topic against them, and they all sep
aIated. Many of them now infest the highway, as
robbers. between that town and Guadalajara.
IN the latter part of December last parry oil
Tracs's men went about the State OF San LUIS