The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-22
FROM MMsx,co.

TIE Rocf or rnb l.rBERars-The scbooner.
RED FoN,rCapt Oliphant. arrived at this. port
this no rning, in the very quick time oftfvs
day: fs"tn 'rampice, which port she left on the
4th instant. 's.' ?.
[ She brings the important news Of .he total
rout and dispcfson of the great Constitutional
army, SO lately victorious near San Luis Po
toS', under the command of Gen. Uregd, and
the p"ohabelloss of tlatt officer.
This important event.took place at Gaadala-
!ara, and during IN attack upon Tint city which
is said t" have becuiaL ohe moment in the pos
session of Uragn. -
:. slS1lt, just n, the moment victory was dcclar
'ngHln his favor: Il stray short from the encmvs
works fell into the midst Of ihe Generals staff
and carried pff one of the legs Of the Com
mhnh'r-in.C Chief Ina moment all was alarm
and confusion, seeing which, Gen. Well who.
at the head of some 1000 men, still held his
ground hravrly. coollv waiting Lis chnEce,
charged with great fury upon the centre of the
C6nstitutionnf troops now careessly entering
! the city. threw them at once into dreadful dis
Order which was followed by the dispersion
and flight Of the whole army.
This news seems to us iucomprehensilIo
| says Tampico lc'tercf the 4th, stbut it comes
| I" US from an authoritative source and is relia.
he'
1t is added That the army ofUraganumtered
5000 men lie must have had with him then
ali the troops he has been collecting since his
great victory near Snn Luis p"tosi p
II 's also added that Gen Urnga succeeded
~ making good his escape. but That the loss of
his leg wi probably cos, him him his life.
\" further particulars Of hI- unfortunate af.
! tair ms yetro to hand, aud our c"rrespon.
| dent; writing Mt the last moment. even omi,s
I" give IT," dates. There would seem to be no
doubt of til" reliability Of the news.
ESCAPE OF IuL"AGA-Wcr learn also by ths
| arrival that Iui"aga. taken along with Mira
mon; ar s"It OF hosIage and security for. the
good conduct of his party, had made. good his
escape. and returned to the sea pitul!4 !4and" re-
established himself in theI'Tesidcntinl char.
FAILURE OF lHKER K Co The news of the.
| i"inre OF .'acker Il Co.. Of MeSico has created
great excitement at Tampico 1t was at,ribu-
ted there to the late victory Of Gem aJJrnra.
near San Luis P"t"si, and his triumphant march
towards the capital which threw evervthinp
|! into. sta'c Of alarm, and inspired even The
.wnrncst supporters If tn" Miramon Govern.
Inent with wan, of confidence, and lis great
banking house WAS the first TO feel the shock.
AEiivAL OF TIE GREET CoNbrcrA.-rhesgreat
sl"ci" c"n,ncta irum Zacatecas, OF which we
have before had m"ntiur,,= arrived safely nj
ihinIic" on the nigh Of the 3O,h, Just one
day too late for thestBritish steamer. The
whole amount, received was 81 900, of
which the Red.Fox brings some $Gi.u0Oto $40
200. The rest will wait over for the next
'Sont tlrnmpton. ca.uer
StlA another large conducta was soon expcc-
''7u i':ii ios!i " Ghh;lnatO.
CMn-Thc legislature of Georgia having
passed the following Act at its Session of 1858,
prohibiting the drswng of Lotteries within
isJnri<iiciio", afier,h !st day of Juns, $50,
We will, on hat day, remove our entire bust
hess to Wilmington, Delaware
Woop. EDDY IL Co.,
Wilmington. Delaware.
Owners and MANAGERS of the D.Ia auar. Mic
souri, and Kentucky State !.n't-ries.
Az At-r To repeal nll laws. and phrts Of laws
authorizing Lotteries in the State Of Georgia
ana for other purposes.
SECTIo. !. 1h" General Ass"mblu ofssGcorgia.
co enact: That fr,m and after the 7tirsesluv Of
.Iuh", Eighteen nunjr"l nnl Sixty. all laws
and part of laws antti"riznS Lo,t,rics in
the STATE of G.nrYin, or the vending of Lottery
Tickets in said Stale, be and he san,e ure here
by repealed.
Appr6seh Ivy the GOVERNOR
DECEMBER II. 1853. 74t