New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
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IMPORTANT FROM MR1lco-RgLEAsE OF THE
PRRorE PaIso.ERs BY wayo IL van. we have
sdvic.s from Vera Cruz up 10 the 30th Sep:em-
Der. being eighteen days later than we nave re-
ceiysd erect Tnec wc-e taken II Havana by
tl,e British Royai MAJ! steamer Trent. QIts
the m ,st important intelligence received = the
release of the l0t remainng Texan PrI-oa.rs
confined in the C,stle of Perote The GLAD event
took place on tie l6h ult. We haii It w!th un-
affected pleasure. Il not only restores 70 freedom
hundred hearts, as brave rs ever boat, hct Will
relieve painful solic,iute IN thelr be1uf esl-'trg
in the minds of hnn"ies Of relatives and fricufS,
both IN T,xIs ana the Unit >'ates We p'''-
sun.e this act oi cemency is dlc II Santa Ans.
whse heart (aavIHy b en- qI'ie recently woGa1ec
by severe domestic sfiiIation) may havc s;"gnt
4 ting alienation in tins ceed OF mercy We
msv shortly e zpect The rutt-r Woodbury. al this
oalt, and. .ye presume. WITH manv o these po'r
prisoners on ooard. Taey VIII Stand IN ned ~
su .cor md shellar-ieg ii! ce prepased u gVe
t1em bot3.
~ b.,ye b,:o-e stated ,hat >auia Ana had %,
tanned leave of absence from the Chambers 10 a.
te,d To his private aifiirs. aud so!ece himself IN
his fl ct!ea at the loss Of Is vie lie la't the
CAPITA on The evening of The l2ttl Of Sep,emeer,
for his retirement ci Masg- &C CIavo.
1t has before been annouaced by rs tbs. Gen.
Canal z had been appointed Provisional tresi-
dent during Santa Ai;s Fstlrccent. The Cen
e-al arrived at San LUIS dc 'ooS! on the IL Il of
September, 10 take command of The Army OF OP-
cra,ions against Texas. The following day, by
an extraordinary courier, he received notice oi
mis- h .ving been appointed Provisional Pfccideat
He Immediately set out tor Mexico, where nc
arrived on the 18th, and the following day he
entered upon the discharge OF the duties OF the
| Presidency. Hc did not take the oath OF o:hce
until the afternoon of the 2ls, when the ceEemo-
nv was performed at o'clock, in the presence OF
the Supreme National Congress. The President
of the Council Of Government IS Don Jose Joa-
quin Herrera.
The Senate has solomEly declared that there
is no ground ior an &c. of accusation agelns: Don
Juan Bauiis.a Morales, the responsible anthor o!
an article in Ell Siglo MN, charged as being
subvcfsiGe Of the Government, and personally IL
furious to President Santa Ana.
On the 10Th OF September The Chamber Of De.
putes voted to prorpgue the session OF Congress
for such time as might te deemed necessary but
up to our latest adYices the Senate had not con.
cured
We are not certain that we have not before
made mention Of proposition submitted 20 the
Chambers hy the Government early in Septcm-
ber, that foreign vessels should only bc admit!ed
into tho four following ports OF the Republic,
viz Vera Cruz, Santa Anna de TamauIipas,
Campeachy and Acapulco; and allowing no 70.
reign commerce at other ports, unless carried on
in vessels bearing the Mexican flag, or in Mexi.
can built ships. The success OF the project Was
deemed moro than problematical
a condaeta Of specie arrived at Vera Cruz en-
the l7lh of September, bringing the following
amounts:
From McllcO. SU, - o
tu=on. t0col o.
Tefote a. og Sg a.
I"t1l,.. Si'-lV'luO o.
We presume this TO be the same specie with
which the Trent arrived at Havana.
in no portion of the news received by the way
of Havana do we find any mention mace of the
preparations against Texas, nor do we learn