New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

News from the City Of Mexico 10 the 9th of
December, and fri Vera Cruz 10 the Both, re-
ceyed via Havana, furnish some additional nfor-
nation as to the late Mexican resolution. 1t APP
PEARS that Ectsagarsy, commander of the agony
known as the Eastern Division, pronounced at
A,utla on the Doth Of December. After fruitless
regulations Zuloags was just on tho point Of
marching against Ecbesgarsy, ignorant that in the
mean time that commander had been made pr,-
oper by the Goyemor Of Puebla, when he was
himself stopped by pronuncismento on the part
of the garrison OF Mexico. headed by Gen. Robes,
wbo it Sc, ms, had been in correspondence with
Echeagaray.
Thi, new proDunciamiento Get forth that, as
neither the Government Of Zulosgs nor that called
constitutional had the moral or ply -ic,l force to
give peace to Mexico. it was necessary tbat both
should cease to exist and that anew Administration
should b. established resting not upoo the proca-
nation If the army, bur upon :he consent and co.
operation of the peaceabe, wealthy and Industrious
citizens of all parties, who suffered mos, from the
present state of commotiCn. That 20 bring about
this result, juDta should be formed 60 which
respectable citizens Of the different States Of all
classes and parties as the war had driven to t,ke
refuge IN The capital which junta, within Eve days,
should proceed 10 establish proyislond Admins.
tration, nominating the Jerson to exercise pfovl-
sionaily the supreme power, fixing the limits Of his
authority, aud prescribing also the mode aud form
10 which he should call upon the nation TO frame
new Government; ard hat, until this provisional
GoyerDm.n ut was established, Gen. Robes shpald
be invited to the chief command.
The Governor Of Puebla gave in bis adherence
TO this new movement. Robes sent of connis-
siopers 10 Mlramon. Commanding The army Of the
north, and 10 Juarez, at Yer. Cruz, snd, as II to
open the way to reconciliation ami union, all the
political prisoners in Mexico we're released, aud
the towns of COfdOya and Onzaba, in the State OF
Vera Cruz, which tho Znlosgsists had occupied,
were abandoned 70 the ConstituliOnallsts, who are
also reported TO have occupied Jalapa.
during the session Of the junts, assembled IN
accordance with this pronuocismento, news arrived
of Mrsmon's victory over DE- golsdo whether de-
tails Of The occupation of Goadsl,j,rs, Of which a
teegrsphic account had some time before oeen re-
ceIysd, fresh victory, does not distinctly ap'
pear. This news, however, whatever Il @,s, dec-
ded the choice Of the unta IN favor OF Mlramon as
Provisional Chef. What conditions for the eAer.
else of this Provisional authority were fixed uPoa,
or what proyisous made for framing new COn-t-
tuition, We aIe not iDfonDed nor Is there yet auy
certain INFORMATION whel her Jusrez, at Vera Cruz
and much less whether Vidlsrr aud the other
northern chiefs will be disposed to come ioto tbis
arrons, LIE ut. MramoD, thus raised 81 lhe head OF
sTaIrs and bo has the prestige OF two brilliant VIC
toIit. to .ustain him quite young man, no,yet 80
and biougb. into notice entirely By the recent
troubles. Whie Comonfort held the supreme power
and eIdeavpred TO q middle course between tho
Conservatives and Retormers, MlramoD, "hO, In
Santa Annas time, had been onlJ Lieutenant,
headed, al ,Dg v th Osolos, ore Of those bodies OF
guerIllss Which, in the nsme Of religion and
pnylleges," annoyed without essentially endaoger-
ing the administration Of COnonfort. When tho
revolution headed BY Zaiosga broke out, OsOlO s
and Mirapon joined 10 H. and b. their skill aud
dsnng contributed largely TO ia success. lucy
we're rewarded for their services BY the command
Of the Northern army, Osollos receiving the chief
commsnd, TO which, OIL bus death, Miramon cue
eeeded. Whether he POSSESSES civil a. we'd a.
military talen', remains - be seen.
Sam Jones-the late Wustrious chief Of the