New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-26
Later from Mexico !.

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& The q s. mail steamship Tennessee Capt. Forbes.
4 III Vera Cruz tie 2lst inst, arrived Saturday
y 6uing. She brings the regular Mexican mails and
1 1S ass so in specie.
Ne have BY this arrival our exchanges from Vera
Cruz to the 2lst and from the capital to the 18th
We learn that the new cabinet stands as follows
+ Jos Fuente, Minister Of Foreign Affairs; Benito
Juarez, Minister of the Interior Manuel Kuiz Min
ist Of Justice Jose u. Garcia Condo, Minister of,
War; Manuel Payne, Minister Of the Treasury sa-
4 lima Flores, Munster of Finance.
The revolution in the South is not concluded, but
~ expected that the pronunciados would soon be
a lars ,du combat. Flxtla and GhDpancingo were at
u isst accounts occupied by Government troops. Gen.
Alvarez with large force had gone to Chilapa, and
k was rumoled TINT he there met and defeated a
skfong body Of the enemy. The inhabitants in that
region speak highly of the manner in which the
Iltonists deal out justice to robbers and thieves.
ghey hanged twenty three in Chilpaucingo.
Cobor The Distinguished leader Of rebel and robber
hnds during tie past year, had lately made his APP
near Chalce with AIS men, wall armed and
4 equipped. They were passing towards Ameca, and
xsse provided with provisions for long campaign.
Meiica, another rebel leader, recently met with a
defeat BY troops under Florex in the Sierra No par
ticuiars are given. at
II was lspoIted that Haro Tamariz, the hero Of
the puebla war Of March, 1856, had returned to
Mexico from Europe. The papers discredit the rmor
a letter from Topir states that the robber-chief
4 Iosada. with about $50 men, attacked hacienda on
the cath Of September and plundered the place, after
numbering two Germans, who had defended the
house against them for four hours. They then at
Z tackled xnother hacienda. which held out against
them oufteen hours several persons being killed on
both hides. On the following day Losada was at.
asked BY 40 men, under Captains Murllo, Olero and
4 Caronne. This small force was soon oyerpowered,
<e three officers and Is Of the losing their lives
COL, Echagaray, with a field piece and l20 men,
" Il In pursuit, and later letter states that an
@ adR had taken place between sLosada and body
tS0ojsE Ii which the former was defeated. Eighty
{lse robbers we're taken prisoners and summariy
n l3sS1 All express had arrived from San Bias with
Stsili1enCe that about 100 robbers were entering
fhat port rom Santa Cruz, small harbor few miles
south, and fears were entertained that much pilage
Gpd outrage would follow.
1te Mexican Extraordinary has the following from
4 Cdlinia
Since the departure OF Col. Caideron with his
cavalry from this city the 7h regiment of the garrison
Z Has shown symptoms Of revolt. Arms have beer
freely dispensed 10 the people for the formation of
nafional guard. The greatest enthusiasm prevails
and even foreigners have volunteered to assist in
kesping order We want 2 more efficient man than
I 1clent force.
The State Of Qneretaro was threatened with re
vol, and the towns and villages were declared unde
Is 1aaxtial law 46ty
Durango was still the theater Of daily ontrages b,
zndians and robbers. 5 !
& The war Of races in Yucatan continues, and ha
nrpnled sanguinary character. The Extraordinar.
pdbliahes letter Of the 18th Of September, from
Laepna, from which we extract the following
The news from the interior Of the State is of tn
most alarming aud horrible character. The govern
rnspt II order to collect 10 one center al the troop
the city Of Tekax, which being left defenceless, wa
attacked BY the Indians. and the slaughter OF 40
"a persons q both sexes and all ages was the conse
q qnence. The civil war which now RACES with all it
fury, y opeRing the Fcad TO Indian dominion in thu
II country. +
\ s mic Extraordinary furnishes the following sombr,
! II pictnre Sof the country generally
DIV BY day the prospect becomes more gloomy. ]
tofsf We have simple robberies, tomorrow we hav
xoAberies and assassnations To such a pitch ha
flis state of things Gomez that find the channel
IL commerce concealed whilst the country is not dis
turbed BY foreign war whilst our country is fire.
from commercial panics whilst demand exists to
barge extent simply by the insecurity Of the road
from theving bands. The ancient annual fair of Sa
Juan has this year been given mp from this eaus,
Traxel Is in q like manner disturbed. No one ca
fear Of being robbed, insnlted or murdered before
has reached his journeys end A robbery has jul
occurred OF the most daring aud outrageous chara
q ter on one OF the greatest thoroughiares OF the cit
which makes every one here fear to stir abroad. III
most sagacous lost in their specuatons as to no
the present rule OF robbers is TO be brought to an
The Congress, slthough month has now elapse
since, according to the Constitution, their function
commenced, has not yet proposed any plan for u
remedy OF the present evils. President Gomonfor
by the naction OF that body, is left powerless to
aught. In this way, the Government Of the matte
for the time goes on. legislative body divided
Il Itself, and nominal head Of the nation wthol
power. And in the meantime the Indians and ro
efs are rioting 10 ruin in the Northern and 'front.',
States; the robbers and reyoutionsts in the centr
States and the Indians in the extreme South.
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A RaMAaKABLE DRATH.-A New York paper i
VI gornas us thar young man named Curtis, Of Ithac
ID that State recently died Of scrofuous complain
which had converted one Of his legs into q perfe
mass Of corruption Just before his death there sh
out from the diseased limb two stems, on which ne
appeared two buds, and these on being exposed TO
light burst into two perfect flowers. The medic
faculty Of the village are preparing statement
the fact for publication.