Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-31
from Mexico. .Sanfa Anna declared Traitor


The Charleston Courier indebted to Mr.. Trfpler,
passenger in the schr F. A. Brown, arrived that port
from Iav the l7th inst, for The following informa
This il will be is Of later date tnat
Pra right in its surmses that the statement
with regard the army Of Santa Anna having
beeu roued by Gen. Paroles:
Nj Il left Vera Cruz for Havana the 2d instant, in
the b. mail Dee which vessel reached Havana
TN A, the last San,a Anna was al
ah Martin de Sesmoca about four leagues !om Puebla
win fofceoi about 6ooo nen' mostly mounted OF horses
taken from the inhabitants. Gen- Paroles being in close
pursuit with army OF 1900 nen but manouvering and
avoiding co"l'c as matter OF policy as Santa Anna's
daily decreasing of from
his ranks, while General Paroles rapidly acquiring
strength The city Of Mexico had been ell fortified, and
preca taken assault he
nqueucts had been opened, and mole which surrounds
the city led with water, and there was force OF sope
$4,000 armed citizens prepared TO defend IT. At Vera
were armns Inc steamer Mon!eAunla leit vera 1fuZ
short time before the Dee bound to Campeachy for troops
renforcements also expected from Avarado and
TIacatalpan. decree had been issued by the Mexican
Congress declaring Santa Anna traitor and an outlaw
and authorizing any who with him 10 lake h'
e Measures mad also been adopted 10 prevent ms escape
ardng different aud other outlets. and il
that he eventually be captured. person
named ArelIaao an Individual ~ me interest," OF h"'a
Anna it'll additional confidential correspondence. had
beer taken. and supposed he would 10 executed
Mr. Triper states that the whole country IS IN state OF
the confusion robberes of travellers were commit
ted da lily. and he himself twice stripped Of whatever
hir h progress through Mexico bu,
intignity being his 1t the
opinion Of Mr. i. what lie couid learn. hat the
royernmeu, would b az much opDoe 10 the annexation Of
Texas the former aud that Americans held in
great adherence. receive frequent insults the hands
Of the No xicans
LATE Mexico BY the ship Herman. 10 New
Ofleans haze from Vera Cruz the I'd
instant, and from the city of Mexico TO the !SIh ult A
verbal report Vera Cruz that Santa Anna
vicinity Of Pueba With 1000 cavalry and
Der of cicumsta NIL probable, the
from the city of Mexico him 70 be
Queretaro distance Of 800 miles from Pucba. which
space no could have tavtrsed without action with
either Paroles Gen Bra the latter OF whom has
been appointed to tho post Of Commander Of tho Forces in
NJ xco. Gen Garcia Valencia, commanding
le n the CT ON utno, O'Clock
morning. Santa Anna took possession mint
Glanajuato nnl took thetefrom the OF Sl5''0O0,
which he ely carried Siao. 1t is stated that
n,nbtants Of S262 900, His army represented
he 1900 strong, but whether he command the
fidelity his soldiers march be
The journals tu!i Of AND
bIoodcss rcvoiuton ard recspitnlate
emphasis. the cete- and committed by Santa
Anna daring his among them his atrocities 10 Fan
md aPt Camt the expedition to liratan. an!
the assassination of his tutor arms, Gen. Nejia.
The forces of Cen Paroles has been strengthened by
.nct with Gen. - Juan Morales ani his command
CONSISTS O 5000 These ,ronps. the 1lst
San Juan de lea Lagos. intending
EFFECT mith the bsgades Of Iacatecns aud San
i.ls
ON tic 10Th u, Pueblo, tine Of Santa Arna
PIoGras- Nesras, accompanied by four Dragons