The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-06
From the Nep Orleans Picau,tn,
LATER FROM MEXICO.

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By the arrival last night of the schooner Fanny
Capt Patterson, we have Vera Cruz dates I'D to the
l4th instant, and to the 10th instant from the civ Of
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santa Anna was still in prison at Perote We
ieah 'hat ne has sent request TO the Chambers ask
Iog 70 appear before the Grand Jury in person and
give MS affdavIt verbally, which request was denied
we are wondering whether the tyrant while TASTING
the sweets OF his dungeon, does not sometimes think
oil the night when he ordered all the Texans near the
city OF Mexico to be chained in couples. and while
In that situation to be marched distance of some
TWO mics and Paraded before his palace at midnight
mat he might crafty his contemplate spite by sight
of them. - e
In the hasty glance which we have cast through
our papers we find but few notices of the ex Presi
dent. The Indignation provoked against him by his
former tyranny appears TO be somewhat ailsyed bv
the complete triumph OF his foes, and we doubt not
that his ample pecuniary means have contributed moi
little to the same end.
The brig Leopold O'Donnell arrived at Vera C,nz
on the llth INST with Senior Gomez Faras and fam-
~ on board 1t may be recoecled that this talent.
ed Mexican has been for some year or two banisbed
from his country, and that he has spent his time min
ciPally IN this city. He is noted as political writer
OF great power, and will doubtless take a leading
part in the affairs of the Republic
The Hesperla OF the 9Th inst says that a eond,.eta
left San Luis Potosl on the lst for Tamoco win
the heavy sum of s., $40 600
koboerles OF the stages between Vera Cruz and
lhe city oil Mexico are still common. One of the ed
ors entertains strong hopes that these "scandaous
ana ismentable occurrences, so he calls them will
be stopped. WIZ
Some of the Mexican journals are republi,b;,u
Eugene Sues " Wandering Jew as fast a, il an,
pears. ~
- Notwithstanding the state of embarrassment IN
Whch the Mexican treasury was left by the prece
oipg administration, the Minister of Finance has
oeeh aole 10 OBTAIN loan of 800 000 al ope-haIf
per cent. per month for the satisf con or In. oIi
OF tne cuiuVstors OF tobacco Our readers may pro-
oanIy Know that there exists in Mexico monopoly
IN dealing IN tobacco, much like that in France
90 corrupt have been proved many of the contr,cts
entered INTO by the late Government in Mexico that
" has been proposed by Ssnor Rosa a member Of tho
Cnamoer OF Deputies TO suspend the payment Of ali
sums que on contracts, subject to the revision fCon
sess' Inc peculations SAID TO have been committed
are enormous and most scandaous some oper,tor.
having realized immense fortunes from them
Inc French Courier mentions the fact that an ami,
sary had been sent to this city to engage the Orio,n
theatre company for Mexico. We have slreadv a.
luded TO this circumstance.
from motives of alleged delicaoy, the names orl
une oncers laole TO punishment for remaining con
s.an' 70 santa Anna are not given There are more
uan nunured OF them IN this predcament, now in
the power Of the Government. Our own on;n;,I :"
drawn from the tone Of the M.,ic,n i,, sp,I,On,
that The present powers desire 10 deal .n;ently i,h
them e"'enNy win
ne proposition made by one Of the IDENTITIES 10
unhe me Two Chambers Of Congress in one hoav -
.ne present emergencies Of the country ha, been
jecied without discussion - ' O''" H-
" Is reported that General Bravo /. to h. oallad
70 the Council Of Government az a ,nonlous.,,1i
member. '"Pp'e"en'ai