New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-07

T,,r NEws FROM MExIco.-We are indebted 10
Nh, Zald. for the Diario de Vera Cruz of Janu.
-v II - and Is. brought by his 5ng, whose ant
al We announced "Wednesday
The Dario OF the 18th contains divers communi,
.,,;o-s aDG deSpatches concerning the progress OF
r. ,,,r confirming generally the account we gave
'..,.r,Isy thai Santa Ana had made several at
-, an ib.. civ OF Puebia IN all OF when lie was
.,n,ised with very considerable loss aswell oy de-
ssrt;on as bg death and woands and that eventual
H. finding his attacks upon 'a' cry n1 iii'eSS' ne
mad made push tor Vera Cruz. -, D.; h,,. :,
ha a. Vas re5ortei 10 have reached peToie, out II
bI;.vs4 that intentions upon that riacc were
,o-f ann,rent than real land tina; his VolSct was 70
nssss himself OF Vera Cruz. II possible, oy GUY
ff main The most active pFep1!aGS <, bs
10 defend the city and II ,ne DII,v - SANTA
iced bat one spirit OF determined haueo - San"
ma animated the whole population. - =,
". translate the following from the D'Hrte u
the llth: ;;,.sJ which
was referred 10 yesterday IN the Sisno
American fygaie of 10 guns has ihre3tehea 70 'o'
bard San Carlos de Monterey, IN California.
The Dicrio of the l3A contains various aocu
menfs establishing the fact which we inentloneu
Yesterday that Santa Ana had resolved 10 sNg VI
his attempts against the existing government
ar, i. note from Santa Ana 10 General lncidi'
Commandment Of Pue hla. informing him That on The
iav before (lhc 9th OF january ne nae sem Ion
Antonio de Hare General Mendoza and General
Coraza, 10 the city OF Mexico. charged win solici-
r,rions for an adjustment OF the PENDING question
without farther e!iuSion otbood: that, awaiting the
resll, of tins overture he hau ordered the troops
nadrr his command 10 suspend hostIiies, abandon
The positions they occupied and concentrate al Am9,
zoe. and requesting that General lnclan would
make A corresponding disposition OF his forces /,
Next!s General lnclan sreply, dated Fueo!a, jan
uary 10. audins the course OF santa Ana, ana pro
missing 10 communicate Immediately, oY express.
he Gene rli Government.
| Next is IA despatch lrem General lncian 10 the
| commandant OF Vera Cruz, advising HIM OF santa
| Ana proposition.
Next proclamation from the commandant OF
Vera Cruz 10 the people of that city, announcing
the joytug news 10 taem, suggesting the propHety
OF celebrating the h4Ppy event, but adding strong
mint as 10 the necessity o. being on their guard
against possible continsencies-to which END ne
directs the garrison TO exercise unremiitins vigil
| lance.
The Daro exposes at length the necessities
which compelled Santa Ana 10 the course he had
adopted defeated again and again with severe loss
! At Puebla. seeing all around him mcst determined
pirit of resistance aud hostility, menaced by pow;
| erful bodies under Bravo and Paredes weakened
| by continual deseriions, and seeing the procama,
| ton OF the General Government, which denounced
| the severest punishment against such OF his adhe-
rents as might be taken, there was nothing lett Tor
| MIN but submission or Il desperate final effort, III
| which he could not but fai. and be destroyed.
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