Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
LATER FROM MEXICO.

We give below, (savs the Boston Atlas
translation from the Diario de la Mari
ma, Havana newspaper OF the Sth Of Jan
uary, received in this city TO day, contain
nag very late and interesting news from
Mexico. |, appears thu, Santa Anna is
not disposed to surrender Lis authority as
Commandcr.n.C Chief Of the Army, and
from appearances he may yet be able to pu,
down the revolution, and retain his power
MExIco-Wc have received news from
Mexico and Vera Cruz, by the packet from
the latter place, up to the % inst BY The
decree OF Congress, published by General
Herrera, under the date l7th Dec Gen
cral Santa Anna has been disposed from the
Presidency, on accoun, Of his having dis
regarded the authority ofihe Government
General Bravo ond Valencia have been
appointed Generals in Chief Of the army.
General Santa Anna. under date OF 18Th
nit addressed Gen Herrera, protesting a
gnnsi all his acts, adding that with his ar.
nv, amounting ~ 600 men. he would
march agans, the Capital AT the same
time he claims the authority Of the Presi.
idcncy. which belong. 10 him, and in pri.
vate letter addressed to Mr. Herrera, he ad.
vlscs hlm 10 give mp 10 bIm the command
Under date 2lsl Dec, the Government
expressed to The Chamber Of Deputies Their
intention of declaring free OF duties, tho pro-
visions and articles of sustenance that would
he introduced into The Capital, during the
time needed, or thought eSpedlcnt by said
Chamber
Gen Bravo arrived at Mexico oyrt11 22d
and General Paroles, with seyttal dyis
ions united to him, was proceeding agains,
Gen Santa Anna.
In the communication addressed 10 Gen
Santa ANN by the Minister Of war. be de
mands the lmm cdiale surrender TO the Gov
eminent ms &C had minated 10 him, and
says he and nothing to fear for his person
General Santa Anna arrived on The
23d Mt Arroyo Soco with 1000 troops. (cav
alry) Gen Cro,ezor had pronounced
himself in favor of the Government
On!ic 2C!h, the Chamber OF Dcpu,ic,
authorized the government 10 declare th'
Capita in state of siege, but without ex
tending the authority 10 the GnnernI il
Chief 10 enter into any lreBtv with the en-
envy -oppO-cp 70 lnc luHunInthldI laws q
the nation; and the Senate granting simila
authority, establishes that any mayo, latlor
, should not be considered valid, umIl rat,i
, fed hy the Supreme Government, or b.
, the National Corgress,ns II nigh, be deem
ed necessary
, General Ferrern, the President aa istei
, IN, and Gen. Bravo have addressed III
. army with the assurance thai they hay
1 nothing to fear, relying on thsIr loyalty -
The newspaper contains many nct. Of n
hcrencc 10 the new Government. from N
r Departments as well as iron different lrac
lons OF the army.
y In the Vera Cruz Disrio Of The LIST jar
uarv we read as follows The dlIlgrnc
coach arrived today, from Puebla. SAINT
Annas DIVISION was sl GuadaiouDe, undo
, thc command Of Gen Auvalo, aud be hiu
. SELF renamed al 81 Martins Tesmslucal
+ with from 10 500 cavalry lie addres
Il al several dispatches to his erceileney, III
a President nd interim, to which his exec
, snev said he had no,blng to reply, and
IL added that Gen Santa Anna having dems
P drd the surrender Of NeIico IN 20 DAYS, II
r. rrpiy Of Congress was that twas unDecf
;ary. and he could come when he saw {
n Ia Melicos, well as IN PIobls, they p
n. full Of en,hu,ia.m although i IL genera