The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-29 00:00:00

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LATER RO=4 TTIE UNITED.

STATES.
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY NIGHT.
Two arrivals from the United States have reached
here to-day—the packet ship Ashburton, Captain
Huddlestone, which sailed from New York on the Bth,
and the Sea, Captain Edwards, which left the same
city on the 10th. These arrivals brinv intelligence

eight days in advance of the previous arrival.
The news from Mexico, which is later than that
brought by Mr. Cushing, shows that the case of Santa
Anna is hopeless. A revolution, perfectly bloodless,
had been effected in the city of Mexico ; the troops
of Santa Anna, at the head of which W2S Canalizo, to
the number of 2,000, had shut themselves up in the

palace, a decree signed by that officer for dissolving
Congress having been previously issued.
The senators and deputies met, protested against
the decree, and denounced the Government of Santa

Anna. Sixty-five deputies, and all the senators,
except four, signed the protest. In the meantime,
the revolutionary movement was strengthened by the
accession of the clergy and the Liberals; and, at the
head of the populace, General Herrera forced the
palace, seized Canalizo and tlie leading personages
attached to Santa Anna's Government, and on the
day following—namely, the 7th of December—the
new Government, at the head of which is Herrera,
was organized, and the names of the new Cabinet
were announced by proclamation. According to the
New Orleans Bee, the new Ministry is composed of
the most able and honest men in the country.
Around it are said to be arrayed all the wealth,
power, and influence of the republic. These
proceedings were followed by great rejoicing.
Messages of congratulation passed between
the two Houses of Congress, and the new President
received the congratulations of that body and of the
leading citizens. Congress had outlawed Santa Anna,
who was still, where the former accounts had left
him, at Queretaro. The new Government offers him
no terms short of his paying *the twelve millions of
dollars which he is alleged to have squandered. This
movement, the United States papers seem to think,
will strengthen, rather than otherwise, the public
feeling in Mexico against the annexation of Texas to
the American union.
The State Legislatures of New York and Massa-
chusetts had been opened by their respective Go-
vernors in messages which vie in prolixity with those
of the President himself. The financial accounts
show that the resources of each State are ample, and
their condition prosperous.
The trial of Bishop Onderdonk, the Protestant
Episcopal Prelate of New York, had terminated in
his suspension. He was accused of a variety of un-
becoming familiarities with females of his diocese--
the wives and daughters of his own clergymen, and
others. No absolute criminality appears to have been
established, but enough was proved of his moral un-
fitness for the situation which he held. Nine Bishops
voted for suspending the accused, and eight against it.
The suspension, it is said, will be perpetual.
The New York journals record the case of a judge
who got into a squabble in a " rummery" (a kw
public-house), at Brooklyn, opposite the city of New
York, and in the melee received a black eye, with
which graceful accompaniment he was seen next day
sAting on the judicial bench, sentencing to fine and
imprisonment wretches brought before him for drunken-
ness !

The annexation of Texas was still before the House
of Representativ es, but little progress seems to have
been made with it. Indeed, the proceedings in Con-
gress possess no interest on this side of the Atlantic.
The news from Texas says that President Houston,
on retiring from the presidency, had been compli-
mented by the Senate, and that his successor, Pre-
sident Jones, had filled all the principal offices. A
great number of emigrants were finding their way
into Texas. The prospects of the cotton crop in
that country were good. 5,000 bales were in store
at Galveston.
The mortality amongst the fish from the east end
of ong Island to the Capes of Virginia, extending
from the coast into the sea for a distance of three
miles, has caused some consternation ; along the in-
fected district millions of dead fish are daily thrown
up; the cause is unexplained.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, JAN. 9.
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