The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
IMPORTANT FROM MEVgc0.

Vera Croz;
Mr. CasAlns. our minister 10 China. came Passen-a
germ The Epsenia, a., siissas a1tt aa4l
On the 9Th Of December the following proclamation
was ported in the streets The Mexicoeapiai,,
Jass JSbquih Herrera Ptesidentof the Council Of
Gpysramsptlo the Inhabitants Of the capital -...
Mzreaast A bHad and apdaciousg goynrnment had
caused alFlaws to disappear believing that society ex,
listed dependant asoa itseaprice. Rut invoked Sy all
classes and By the principal generals and chetse the
garrison, have reestabshed The constitutional order
oil things and A4,ter Syself with having prevented in
McKee, ana 10 thousand towns, The anarchy and the
division OF selatedfoees Iinve therefore, every pa
,Ot 70 unite around the Legitimate government whichl
represent ID behalf the coHstitulon. The National
C0nguess assembled Within few hours will declare
what be Telare Of the country requiresforeach of us
In This uaaner lhegrea political event will be worthy
ofiher national majesty, as is earnestly desred by
gonr counlrynan. 1 a st
H. 4g5 JOSE j. DE HERRERA.
Mexico December g. ,sl8M.
disqualification of this proclamation was followed
-byAhe assembling ofthe Mexican legislature
On the e0tkof November and the lst of December,
the Chamber Of Deputies had been in secret session
Aplhe close public session was held, ,n which pro-
Test against certain,acts Of the government adopted
byiory six vivas against eight. On tie ID December,
- prcchniasn OF the government was published, sus-
pending the functions Of the legislative body, until the
public tranquility was restored in the departments, and
while the ExRcuives engaged in the reconquest o.
Texas9 General Rivera, at the same time resigned his
offiss as Governor Of Mexico, aad Don Nicolas Con
dele teok aastIace. arr
At the feopeuing Of the Chambers on the 9Th, 'Don
Carlos Marie Bustamene addressed them in short
DISCOURSE congratuiaug them on the termination of so
imporianta movement,without bloodshed.
Ascommiiiee was then raised in the chamber Of dep
mites, y offer its respects to Herrera, now appointed
Presiden, Of he Executive. --~.'. .f-
Ganalizo was arrested in his house. Reon, Minis
tsrot Foreign Affairs; Basadre, Minister OF War Ha-
70 Minister d Finance and Baranda, Minister of JUS
iice and Public Instruction, could not be found having
sbSenird themselves from the palace at anearly period
eesPedes was appointed Governor, and Gomez Pc
dFaSa minister OF war The people paraded the streets
carrying With them Rincun and Cespedes, and mani.
;esing their joy in sarioussways. ---.- -r.s
Meantime lbe shops continued cpen and the occupa.
PVOpiC HCIG lol interrupted. mere WaS,
bswsvsr as attempt to pull down statue erected III
the Piazza de MrcadO but the military resisted it, and
two men were severely wounded
The pcver OF Santa Anna is probably at an end in
Mexico Pueba and all the principal towns had pro-
nounced against him. Santa Anna was at Querelaro
with a small force The revolution has proceeded
without bloodshed and with little violence the entire
geSple being in its favor r'1l >.,
y Twas already known that tbs Departments Of Pue
and Vera Cruz had declared their adhesion to ,hr
provincial Government and there no doubt that most
Of the other DeParmentswll also support the Congress
Meanwhile, Santa Ann is constitutional President
Of the Republic, but unconstiuenaly in command OF
the troops employed against Paredes The new Min
isierd War has ordered him to give up his command.
II he refuses be becomes undoubtedly rebel and
traitor: because the newly provisioned government 10
MEXICO is ttionaly constituted If consent
he ceases 10 have any troops for his support he is
placed atthe mercy ofhs enemies.
Reports were current at Vera Cruz that part Of his
troops had already proclaimed him Dictator and thai
anolher parthad declared against him; bu, upon this
pom, no Information in authentic form had reached the
public eaI.aaa au e5 c. - ear e,
fany sufficient portion Of troops adheres 10 him, tc
enable him To- continue the war still he is surrounded
with difficulties being n the very heart Of te Republic
With Jaseo and its concurrani departments to the Pa
ci6cagains him on the one hand and Mexico with il.
concurrent dePnrmenst to the Gu against him on the
o,her hand r...s Il e.aa
He may recover himself by some new Turn in the
wbeslot iOrluue, and assume his place the consu
tional Presien, the Republic; bu.ths is hardly pro
babIe, aslae public sentiment is almos, unanimous a
ganst him in Oear.y all the Departments. ~ "
seehs more likely that he will have to yield to III,
Storm and not deprived of his life he may escap,
ID the United States by a sudden march on Tampico
Of TO South America by way Of the Pacific.
YERA CRuz, Dec. g. ls44.-
Sir: There is nothing talked Of here but the Reyc
iuiion ha, is going forward and it seems to be the opn
an Of the best informed persons that sarta Annals lin
OF destruction has arrived AT this moment he is wit
his army Of about six thousand men, at Querearo, g
bout sixty Or eighty eages from Mex co where he wei
10 meet the Revolutionary General Paredes who, wit
strong force, was wal hing Santa Annals movement
and wasready at a moment to take advantage Of th
Presidents mistakes Puebla the capital of lhe Sta
oflhat name, and place celebrated for its manufa'
tures with population Of about IS 900 or200O0, ha
pronounced g,inst Santa Anna and it was daily e.
pected that the City Of Mexico would follow. Sanl
Anna having become annoyed at The interference
Congress had put that body down. the news Of whic