New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-12

"r7Fs we save MES IfOm vera cruz TO the 18th inst,
and from the City Of Mexico to the 30tb ult.
The ZsIoaga Goyernn.eut baa vv,shsy, 90, sh.so~..
ora,,-. ,s a. , :. - =. - ~ " 80
Ie"s.is :" s1s eonsuis a. vera Crnz OF the United
safes. spain and Hamburg, in consequence Of mani
festations Of sympathy with the opposition The
Extrzordirarv s.vs.
..l-'.s-S ~.
=, w VINE tnat vera Cruz was declared Ia state
ssse SoV- 1amora addressed letter to each Of the
~ ~ Sonsals AZ mat port The Consals referred
~ 20 ony scAnowieesea zoe receipt Of this note OF
csnse D1' Aaoea Ineir sympathy for his
ca 1s
in hs 1oe 70 NJ lors5n relations no cssvas
,;; ~ ~ - - nSs5ing nm o the re-
vi y sn7 ~ Colonel Picket, u - Con
~ q 800 -. .ne 5oseInment cannot per
y ln'essle ~ me internal politics Of the
aug esPsclaiiy 70 alsown the supreme Gov
~. mneh ~ has Deen acknowledged ~ the resi-
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Inc civli war M Mexico drags it, slow length
along No decisive battle bad been fought At Iatezt
accounts INIT the Zoioao. f,overn,r.,t $780,. 4. ~
~ ny 1u"asa appeals 2 De
ea.Hs 'Aesssh, aho Tue Oohssi.oiiohaiist party has
suffered disastrous blow in the surrender Of the
forces under Psrrod
- "ssAiAes sue ioio"ing
seneiai summary OIL inieiiigence
10 ever again speak OF this country at peace ia all
rs parss s not likely 70 fall 70 the lot Of any Journal
Isl, % long as the proportions Of Indians, mixed
population and whites remain the same. For the
ms u = enough Tor as TO look TO the main travelled
. e o. tne country. When government can keep
VIC nam hgn roads in its possession il must for the
pesen. ana some time % enme be considered strong
government IN Mexico. This will be all that reason
aus People WHO Know The depleted condition of the
Pnyslcs can expect, and for those who are
eareio observers OF changes In Mexican governments
tins must be the proof that any party has triuphed
a. ns can ~aen u has put itself In pos
session q the route 70 me Interior far as Guadala-
jar, "a. ana % 90 lne coast SIDE 70 Vera Cruz 80
Inc Government mas Just accomplished its work in
nf par
~ UnadeisJafa may De considered a. the final blow ia
mat arecuon,
1uaIez sna DIS ca9neI VII most probably take a
steamer az Manzanlllo and go TO Acapulco, where
tney will join force with Juan Alvarez, or perhaps
tney may take passage for San Francisco, there to
enjoy quiet night rest away from the fear Of per
SUIT oy me troops Of the Government
Inc war o. races seems TO be making ffigbfful
neadvay 10 fucataD. The Indians Of that region
appear 70 De determined set OF savages and their
war cry = terrible TO the civilized inhabitants. We
nave now news o. t1eir saeking three more towns.
Inc account says that nearly all OF the inhabitants
we're slaughtered hnt does not give the exact number
lew months since four hundred people were MUIR
oered IN one village The number OF victims to Indian
must soon De very great IN that Distracted
state.
The civil war IN fucatan, amongst the whites, still
continues The Threatening danger to them from the
Indians appears to have but little power TO restore
harmony The number OF aspiring men Is altogether
too great in that region for the number OF public
Offices, therefore they constantly are at war.
The Indians have taken Bacalar and have murder
ed nearly all OF the families All the munitions of
war IN the place have fallen into their hands. They
had also entered San Juan Santana aud report was
IN circulation that Tekax had shared the fate OF Bac
aiar Campeche is still divided against the balance
OF the state
oince tne departure OF the last packet from the
shores OF Mexico several changes have taken place In
the condition OF the beligerents, although we are
pleased that they have cost 3 comparatively small
amount OF human blood. $50 -
oIixrk
upon the line OF the interior. At the time OF the
departure Of the last packet the forces Of both parties
were concentrated at and near Celaya. The Coali-
Ion' tnen commanded 1y Generals Parrodi and Do
blado held the town OF Celaya and had strong works
thrown up, commanding the canine real. The Cow
eminent troops, under the command OF Generals
Osollo, hiramon, Mejia Casanova and Blancarte,
were scattered about the place. The forces either
slde were about equal each having, according To
Inmates, 5000 men. The Coalition remained passive,
expecting, as would appear, that the Government
LOOPS were going 70 assault their works 10 front.
The course, however, was not adopted BY the Com
mander-inChef OF the government forces After
wasting time before the camp OF the Coalition, in
which Justification had commenced amongst the
soiaiers o. tnat SIDE Zen osoilo ordered movement
to he made in the rear OF his enemy. This had its
desired elect and the tents Of the Coalition at
once struck ano ihey moved rapidly from position
!ney nah wen lortned and took the road for further
INTERIOR without giving oatue or making the slightest
demonstration OF opposition.
Celaya tell into the hands of the Government on
the fth OF TINS month"; and the troops of the Coali
t,on retired upon Salamanca There they halted for
sne purpose OF impeding the further progress of the
E i0rees OF me Government The Commander-in-
Cnlel was active ~ ms movements, and on the
afternoon OF tne 9th tne troops OF the Government
nau arrived a. SefTo Iofoo point Dear Salamanca.
Inc TROOPS o. the coalition moved ont TO attack but
no decisive olow was struck, and both armies went
in,o ca,np Ioi tne mgnt.
Ihe Iolowihg morning, the ION, the Coalition
agah moved 70 the attack out u was with the great
est elcui,y tnat zen fafrod could get bis soldiers
on 'ne neid' Dopiado mad already commenced TO
SHOW nus wan, OF latn "a himself or his cause, and
tnere.ore at tne critical moment, the action of the
Coailtlon was summed. sort OF charge, however,
was male, ana several specimens OF individual
bravery were exhibited but all ayaied little for the
Soahtioh. Iney were soon most completely routed.
pooauo suIienuereg WIN al ms forces TO the Gov
ernten.' ana falroui, Wild less than Two thousand
men, a1 maoe nying retreat Tor GuadalaJara.
ine troops OF tne government entered Guanajuato
a,hus. 'ae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF enthusiasm from the
pEevpe. Jew 64Lnis were gone through with by the
Oohmahoerin-onieI-tne appointing OF local gov
e,hment' etc', ana ne ana DIS forces were again in
chase OF .he!t enemy.
NO oa',le LOOK place between salamanca and Gnad-
aiaara. rarrodi kept 100 Tar IN advance Whilst the
Two armies were hurrylng on toward Guadalajara
movement took place there IN favor of the Govern
ment, out IL was put DOWN without any great loss
Jnarez win MS cabinet, retired from Gnadalsjara