New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01

1871: Santa ana beng PreStdsHt 57roptetdTio; "a
asiza Prssi'crt irfcriTo 9pt iae Congress assem-
- io ssssc,, occupied win iis ielelga -
lafio. u. the inarcisl rrassl1' rIs Of iho T.
,.bc, Srhea lbs rev5iution broke oat y tie large
,nd pogeriu % iAaeut Ct ziiscc.
Ga tn 10. Of 1ov- Iib-r. 1914, he Department
Assembly, o. Ia;isco adOp,sd and published what y
"a b. IN Initiative, b-iag n &C: p.oy:le1 ;Jr y
h Constitution. t. vr.ae Of 9=hich ire AsssHE!H
unlimited he proposition following:
Tue National Congress ,5i make effective the responsibility
& 'o Provisional Gnrer1ust, q "c! : "; srIels1 ~
he STR 81 tie bass fucubaya, which sv1,e 70 aid cstsel
Tie law Of Auz 2ii, l+i, imposing extraordinary COS
The Cos=tr Iii occuYy ofby preference IN Ie!erninr
;rs.J =, b. CONTRARY % e 2tuslesy ct tn Department..
This 49, vas sopted By all tie autioriii-f OF iet
Department. civil and military and made known oy
3ebsc daeonsni5 4sued under tie s.srefufHs o. 'A'
;,vii govcraar Beccvtdo end 9: he coG1asi.oaH'-
eberat g si!a10 w.tn ms ptincogl cer7; end t2o'
~ yYez IN n zco constitutions. ana Ho' Is'o-
1gjoc5.g s..t--3s IN ,'eZico 1a military p''HeiFa
a7giir With Inc civil an odIies IL al P2.i;'ea ?'o
;tsd ngs.
3,lf ,nau.i, naniasiiy constitutional Get II vas
a. resilg Il revolutionary oae skniy arranged 90"
.ar,bicsG t3f IN ov..fll0v OF Santa Ara.
10 tai. intent General morisho FaFedss "i'o ,;an
commenced The revolution al 1871 III the same De
9a.,i6cuI OF Jsli,co, and who had slooe 'tdt tmf
,elsd With sauta INA vas pitched upon 10 be the
Int 81 bis Q, efths0~.
me secret movers o( In uew Revolution obTeiaeo
for Gen. ParsIes the COMMAND OF ine p-p1! 'hsn'
I SoGora, 10 reach when II IL ISCesFafy I" Ll%'Ci
through IbG; Of Jajsco
Ca lie y:eyio his Government, Paroles stepped a.
Ciuedslgi ra, the capital OF ialisco, With he tFaoJis
under ). IS co,ninand and there pronounced OPENLY
md d;lccty against Santa Ana and assumed tic
furc!ons OF 2Iili:arg Coiei Of the RavoiuIlon
The faur Departments OF Z4c0iecas, AsuaEca-
i:sr,-g s::na'va and SU.ora ccGcprreC n; once III
.L. Of tetf@Cn- and 'E-- Inc IKE
E,rif- eslera Departments "eTe in e!rls az once
tgsinst Santa Ara. Between tagse sud Mexico,
here intervene the Two departments OF Gueuajaato
iad Qgere'sro.
pers,'es sdvoncsd to Lagos, on tae frontier OF ia
iiscn and there established ms head quarters, MID
"a .fn, Of l4D0 msn, to await he progress Of Gvcnts
r. ,h- contiguous d-par5nen; OF Gdaaalaato was
General CorJazsr with 1000 ue5. on whom fSTedes
isusudeG Tor support; but the rapid movements Of
$aata Ana himself prevented Corlsz-' ifom joining
Paroles t,f he had the ntentionl End competed
ain Tor The Present at least, 10 declare for oanta
For Instantly On hearing Whit had laken place in
C;uafi.i-iera SanIa Aua. VINO was then NJ NANCE
IA Ciavo, in lhs Department OF Vera Cruz, and ~
whose neighhornood was large BODY Of troops,
grotssseJlg coecied for en expedition ~ ails e.
- 81 cat ior ,iexico, being invested by me fTeSs
4st ad interim. with ihe conduct OF the var aganal
p.redes. He set OUT from JalGpa on The 'ih q
Noyeuhe. a, the heso Of $500 msn, crossed rapidly
the Hepartn. / Of Putils, where he received some
additional troops .,i5 81 the lSih arrived a. Gurda-
iupe, a Town neur NsX,co, where ne hxed his mead
1uartsrs.
Pela full of PROFESSIONS Of lsyalty 20 hls govern
mem. ouH Ia found Inc same professions in ,hi; OF
Nc~ico: similar professions cana 10 hun tleie
from q Ieretato sud Guanaiuajo, and he preparcc
10 march from Guada upe, and t. assemble al Tue
raiaro force OF 1900, with which to oTer"heim
the !,tlla army Of Patetes.
PM. even 1T this moment, all powerful as lie APP
n.sred. al The head Of q great army, and with ali
fbe departments behind him loyal, SYMPTOMS began
20 pppsar Of the uncertainty Ut has csusR; tor
though the Congress did not proiesseniy support
Paredes, yet il insisted that Santa Ana should pro-
coed consliuiionally, which The latter was unable
or iPdisposed 10 de-
The Mexican Constitution provides express that
IN, President csnno; command in person the mil.
toy. force either hy lnnd without Tie previous
permission OF Congress. Santa AKA mud taken Ia"
cOmpaud without even pretending 20 AK ',s con-
sent OF Cnngress; and IN so dong had himself per-
formed revolutionary act quite US positive and Sc
rious as thar Of Paredes.
NeysrtheIesg, on the 22j lie proceeded on his
march 10 Qurrctsro; aud or toe same day 'ne
Caamber OF Deputies voted the impe achmeni OF the
Minister OF War General Reyes. for signing the o.
ter under which Santa Ana held TIE cothmand oi
the troops Congress- also voted torsceve ard prici
,ie Y,ronuLci rmenios OF the Ievolo'on'%ed depart
,nenf: in ali this, indicating cispos't;on not 70 be
mistaken, OF hostility &c Santa Ana.
On arriving at IeyeiaTo, Santa Ana found ina,
sithnurt the military anihouiies were psoirssedD
IN bs (,yor. vet tie 5ugto deparfdnerta! had pro-
,or,nc.d for the in;tiailre oil Jasco Therefore, he
made known 10 The members Inn; ii they dld not re-
Drououace in ha i.yor, bo wosld send Ihein prison
ers 30 Peroie.
They refused and ,breo OF theta were immediate
IL arrested hy his order and off under s'youg
.oard 10 The direction of Mexico and ?eroe. When
Inc repo.t Of taese proceedings reached Mexico, the
Congress nsd.alely Summoned before u Tile
Ministers of War aud OF Governments 10 lino"
whether they bad authorized General Sasia Ana to
imprison The members ci The Janta departmental OF
rms subject occupied the Chairbars 90 The 29!h
ami Jgtb O, November: and their attitude had nov
become 20 menecing, that the PreSide0t al ~ '7s
Caa9li-o (a1er consultation with Ssnia Ala) ooh
The hieu-handed step Of deciding 10 osc ii,e sson
of Congress By force and declare santa Ane b.cia-
Tor at tne Republic
nj Dsc.ubcJ the Iuemters found the doors shut
against lhem and guarded by soldiers; and on the
I'd appeared the proclamation OF Cauallzo. as Pre-
,ideHi0 t,..srino, declaring the Chamber dissolved
,nds fniyelv and conlerrinS all the powers OF Govern
,neur legislative ard executive, on Santa Ana IS
p,gSsd nto prom iet0rio the same 10 be exercised
h, CanalIzo az Pr, S;den!o INFERNO until otherwise
ordered bv Santa Ana,
For some days, This forcibe demolition Of The con-
s,iptionu government by the creatures OF Santa
Ana remained without producing any apparent effect
~ McKee, Bur on The very day when The nc"s
reached Puebls, General lnclan, Conmaudantt-
General OF that department. in conaer with the civil
authority pronounced against Santa Ana; and III
few DAYS ION The 6lh,) the garrison and the people OF
Niexico rose against the Government, Imprisoned
Canali1o and ms MioisieIs- Cocgress rsassembed
the President OF the Council OF Government, Gen.
Herrera, assumed The exercise Of the functions OF
President according 10 ,hs Constitution, aud 1eU
Ministers Were appointed neSi day, whose a horny
0aS immediately acknowiydg IT Vera Cruz.
~ ,he lstrst accounts tnere from Vera Cruz,
Dec. l2th,l aii.iis stood thus:
The departments of Sonora, SinalOa, Jaiisco,
Z tcatecas and Agussca'ienjes were in state Of
evolution, sid in military possession Ct General
Paroles.
iicustal Santa Ana with Cortaaerl had miliiars
possession o; the departments Of Gasnsjualo and
Qieretaro.
Santa Aua's presiden; INFERNO. GCnazo, aud
his minister's, were imprisoned IN Mexico. Con
sress had rssssernblcd, and temporary coGs;i,u-