Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09
.toret6m xntelliHemre.
LATER FRO j MENIco.

frsm Vera Cfux. whence sss sasd an TIE IGN instant.
that The principal aud almost The whole country
have psvn.urced against Santa Anna sho with small
fsrcs wss al Qaereisra
The revolution passed uT very qaieiiy blppd bar.
ing beeu shed the former revolution having heen car.
pisd On By party q. military against an1ier resal-
ing in much l-s Of life; ba, TINS movement, cmng from
the pepie well frsn the sudiey makes The thing
cencfsi asd hence The little cmn0inn Of dissgreeabc
natsse santa Anna has but ile chance Of overcoming
shia movement. and II matter OF coujciars, whe
he would s,iemp, escape deliver himself He
will very prasby endssvor gain he apposiie lie
neral by bribery similar su IN this q IS Ibought
he viii mol sacceej Ia that he . taken prisoner,
the pssple will probably demand hrs execution thy
deem has liberty dsngeraas Ia the public ssiey.
ARRIVAL or MR. CUSHING.
Hon. C. Gushing. late Minister PleapAeniisry . I
the United States China. who arrived town this
morniag the harqae Eagrns. has con nunca'ed 70
The following information In passing thrsugb Nesi
c. Mr.. Cushing rshae Of near, ~ hts private pa
pefs, bat, fortunately, The public PsPers we're le anmo
l~sisd.
Nc Fle,cher Webs,eris expected to arrive by way 81
England abost Gunight
Santa ANA pnelsmsd Driaiaf. and all SEEMED
10 o. well, bot soya day the tnaps baraei II ia
the Accstdsda ~, franeia, md the citadel praonncsd
against Santa Anna and Cauallz5 A. the head II the
movement Mss Grn.rs ID N Jase Here a. Prssdrn,
u the Councsl. VIII addressed Proclamation the city
and the hole Congress immediately IhfeN Itself inis
his arms. who immediately iosk ps>rssl1B Of tie Ma
tional palace without bssis,ied.
The Congress. casiiHi.d lis sessions permanent The
E1- Ministers fed. CAna'as Is 10 arrest at his own
house.
The new authorities maintained PERFECT eniei.
The CHAMBERS occupied IN dsylsat2 nisshs 70 re
msiy The mary the esaaify has sufffsd
On the lsi u SaYeiaasr -. tts DspAfimsa,al \
semSls q Jslsco ADOPTED ard published aiai = En- Ted
"a laiilsi,vs being provided f Is she Iusula
ton "a slrsse u which he Assembly slesisie ias pfs
pss'tson ss0ainz:
The Nstlsna Cs.agress vii n1ks rfTeeiive sbs r.
sE.sussaaisiy - ths fnsisfHal GssffnBcn o. Whir
Was ssAgs~isa ~ the 6lh a iAe taas 4 fz-zis8a.
~bra II sESFe " aa5 esase8 "a b. sSsra b. l3e
nsn."
The fSr departments = Zt-a'e-as. Agass-a'Hraies
sznRlss tnd ssFs casHsgftd tte ygaiiiaeia
sNsaaio Il Jalssas sa8 hes ge i've Nasawesssfn O.
yarnrsis "a sras ST saoa sssin-i Saaia Ans -
B-f~esn tbe~e ase hs&is8. ttfs At d.
Far1nenis 4 Gusas5aai.. apd Qaftelsf8.
pstssfs saFane8 So isgs. 80 ihe ff,s.ef 4 ja se7
ard tbsrs established hts had 4nsrsefs ih So amy ii
lsu User. = avsss ile pftfrss II efenk T. lbc c4a
isgusas department. q Gaaasiasio General Cora
zss. with ~ nea ea y hru Paf-drs 5spsnde l1r sup.
pr; sai IL. rapd u Ssafa Aaa timssii re
vested COrtszsr ffn ssiar Pafets ifbe had tic IN
ieniisa. and esnPlea han, oF the present. A. least 10
decsre fr Santa Anna.
The Mexican Consiiiution prusides expressi, that
the President csHao command perstn the military
tce either by land without Ihe previous perms-
sim OF Congress. SANTA Anna would have taken the
comfnand without pretending ask the counsel ii
Congress; and IN So dung. hsd himself performed
revolution an act quite positive and serious thar Of
Psredes
Nevertheless on the 29d. he proceeded on his march
20 lloere,afo. and, on the day the Chamber ui
Deputies voted The Impeachment Of the Minister oi ar
Zen krgee or senlng the order under which SAINTS
Anna held thd'eonnand II the troops. Congress also
voted Ia receive and prn the procmcmeafs II The reyo
iaionized Department. ia all this indicating a disp1si
,"n. NO, To be mistaken. q, hostility Ia Santa Anna
oa arriving AT lnerearo, Santa Anna found that
although The military authorities prpsessedy II
power, ye, the junlo department had pronounced Tor h
su-italion of Jalasco Therefore be ma lie known u l
members. that II they did no, ~ pronounce Ia ,s IA
vof. he would send Them prisoners 10 Perate.
Ills P's''h,n Is now extremely critical therefore -
Every thing depends whether his iruups adhere Il
BIN against the Congress and the Constitutional Gov
eminent II they do, he becomes the military Dictate
vi the country.
They refused and three Of them were immedialel,
aes'ed by his order, and o under strong pnaft
IN the direction Of Mckee and peule Wien The repr
ofihese proceedings reached Mexico the Congress sum
mned before II the Munster Of War and of Government
to know whether they had authorized General SAINT
Anna 10 imprson the members VI the junio Department
VI Secretary
This svbiee, occupied The Chambers on The ooh am
3Dth Vi November. and their attitude had now bee AM
81 menacng that the Presienio iiaeriao Cnnafi-o
CATER consultation with Santa Auns) t.k the hoh
handed step o deciding cuse the session Of C1nore.
by lnce and declaring Santa Anna Dictator u the r.
public.
Accordingly on repairing 10 the psice on the list Il
December, the members found tho doors shut agnins
Them and guarded by soldiers and the Fad apprafe
The proclamation oi csnaz,, The Predicate i,icriao
declaring the Chamber dissolved indefinitely and cia
ierthg all The powers Of the Government legislative a
vel executive. on Santa Anna. Predicate pra
Pr'efnrio, The same Ia be- exercised by Canaz3 Pres
de"to Inferno, ua,il otherwise ordered by SAM
Anna.