The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-10 00:00:00

MEXICAN DICTATOR.

The New York papers of August 27 publish the
following:
NEW ORLEANS, Atm VST 25.
The steamer Orizaba has arcked here, with dates
from Vera Cruz to the 22nd inst.

Banta Anna left the city of Mexico on the 9th inst.,
with an escort of 2,500 men, and signed his abdication
at Perote. He embarked on the 17th at Vera Cruz
for Havanna h. _

Two days after he left Mexico seven or eight hun-
dred of his escort revolted, killing one or two of their
officers. They then joined the insurgents.
The Alvarez platform has been adopted. General
Caere is Provisional President of Mexico, and La Vega
Commander-ia•chief of the army.

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All the state prisoners have been liberated.
A mob had gutted a large number of houses, in-
cluding that of Santa Anna's mother-in-law.
The appointmect of Senor Vidal, as Minister to
the United States (who comes a passenger in the
Orizaba) is revoked.
A fight occurred at Vera Cruz, between two re-
volted battalions and a regiment that remained faith-
ful to Santa Anna. The former were beaten and
left for the mountains. Fifteen or twenty were
killed before order was restored.

NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST 25.

Fuller advice. from Mexico inform us that Santa
Anna left the capital on the pretence of proceeding in
person to quell the revolution in Vera Cruz.
Oo the 13th inst. the citizens of Mexico adopted
the plan of Ayontama. During the excitement fol-
lowing Santa Anna's desertion, the office of tke
Universel newspaper, and upwards of forty other
buildings were demolished. The military interfered,
killing 40 persons and wounding many more.
Delegates met in the city of Mexico on the 10th,
in conformity with a request of the Provisional
Government and chose Carrera President for six
months. They also ordained the freedom of the
press. The statue of Santa Anna was trampled upon
by the populace.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT UXBRIDGE-110II8E.—On Se-
turday, Mr. Leoghem held en inquest at St. George's
Hospital, on the body of a carpenter, warted Samuel Jones,
aged 49, recently employed wider Mr. W. Cubitt, in repair-
ing Uxbridge-house, Burlington-street. He was standing
at his work at two o'clock on Thursday last, on a plank
which crossed the back area. Another moo, eanted
stepped on to it, when it gave way by breaking, and br
tb
fell into the area, a dietetics, of 11 feel 6 inehes. Deemed
spoke nor relied alter the fall, mid vied, shortly after
his admission to the hospital, of fractures of the skull and
cervical vertebra, and injury to the brain. Mr. Cubitt's
foremen said that at noon on the day in question be law ths.
origin)and proper scaffold planks creasing the areal,
There were 130 men at work on the prom see, end a new
scaffolding was in process of erection, end it was not im-
probable that some of the men had removed the seaffold-
boards at dinner-time, and that when demand found &Arm
gone be made use of tie first bolvd that came to hind. The
plank that broke was an old defeet:n no, found on the
premises, and did yet belong to Mr. Cubitt, who always
allowed sufficient materials for the erection of seatfaldhigs.
Verdict, "Accidental Death."
It is positively asserted, say. the Cologne Gaulle,
that Lord Westmoreland will not again return te Vienna as
ambassador, but Lady Westmoreland has jest wired there
bus Passe.

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