The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-20
FSom As Journal Of commsros.

LATER raon MExlco.-By the bark Anahuae,
Capt. Wilson, We have Vera Cruz papers TO the 18th
ult. inclusive
Il will be seen from the annexed TRANSACTIONS that
the civil is at end; having been concluded ny
compromise, without much bIoodshed. Santa Anna
is now in the ascendant. He was proclaimed Presi-
dent ofthe Republic, al Vera Cruz, Get 10th
The Anahuac brings 81, 635 in specie.
Extract of letter dated
VERA CRUz, Oct IL.
The flag of Santa Anna has been hoised here, pro-
claiming him President of the Republic lie has tn
umphed Bustamente, and has him 10 ms nanor'
Merchandise now begins to be sent into the INTERIOR
bu, there il vet much doubt, as il is not known what
Santa Anna will do.
yraA CRuz, Oct 1.-The official documents
which we have the satisfaction to publish below, VIII
communicate TO our fellow citizens the important In
teeence that peace is restored TO the Republic and
that the cordial sympathy now untes the belli-
perent forces and all the MexIcans.
The official note marked No 1, is monument OF
eternal honor to the illustrous General Santa Anna
At the head of 5000 veterans burning with ardor and
enthusiasm, a certain victory would have crowned his
efforts in the Of liberty and the happiness ofthe
Republic but he preferred the olive branch Of peace,
and adorned with it, he presents hmselfgrest as julius
Cesar when closing the temple Of Janus. The docu-
men,s marked Nos. 2 and B. contain the reply of His
Excellency Gen. Bustamente, and the terms OF the
negotiation and No, the Convention which restores
peace and opens Of prosperity for the Mexi-
nation. God grant that it may be such as the
brave who have struggled to achieve il, anticpa-
ted that would be- and is desired by all this great
family, who have but aim and object, the gene
raj welfare and happiness.
I'VE pass over the documents above referred to,
and proceed TO the articles Of the Convention, which
follows
Art l. From this moment are re-established the in.
innate and cordial relations which ought TO exist be-
tween oil the members of the great Mexican family
and WI itixana nr
not be molested for their opinions which have been ex
pressed either by word by the pen by deed and
the Generals in chief and the belgercnt forces pledge
themselves that this amnesty shall be perpetual and sim
cere.
Ait Q. The acts Of the government Of His Ex.
Gen. D. Anastasio Bustamente, and also of the prov
sional government which succeeds his since the LIST
of last August Of whatever nature they may be, shall
be submitted to the approval ofthe first Constitutional
Congress and to the same body shell be submitted
the acts of the provisional Executive who is installed
according to the bases adopted by the army of opera
lions under command of His Ex. d. Antonio Lopez
de Santa Anna.
Article Sd pledges the two commanders in chief TO
use their influence with the new government which
may be established in behalf of the officers of the TWO
armies respectively
Art. 4. On the ratification of the present Conven-
ton by their Excellencies the Generals in Chief Of
the belligerent forces those posted at Guadalupe
shall be placed under the orders Of His Ex. Gen. D.
hhtohio Lopez nc santa anna, VINO snail aware 10
them the consideration meIted by the soldiers Of this
part of the army, who have 40 much contributed to
achieve the Independence Of the country and whose
energy and intrepdty will be Of service in any foreign
war.
Art. s. The present Convention shall be ratified in
three hours after is signed by the Commissioners Of
each party Presa de la Estanzuela, Oct g. lS41 half
past o'clock, P. M.
VALENTIN CANALIzo,
BENIMo QUIJANo,
JOSE MARIA ToRNEL,
JOSE IGNAco gutierrez.
This Convention is ratified.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
This Convention is ratified
ANAsTAsIo BUsTAMENTE.