Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-08

news Is thus reported ~r-, 1890 ~.
Gen Santa Anna had made FIVE different attacks upon the
city Of Pueba and had been repulsed each time with
loss At length despang Of that point he with
drew, with all his forces, abou four thousand AR
express arrived at Vera Cruz from Jaapa before the above
named vessel sailed, stating that Santa Anna besegng
Peroe, to which place it appears he retired after leaving
Puebla.
Generals Bravo and Peredes chiefs of the Revoon-
airy party, (Which wields the cv power still at
Fueha on the 18th utmo, with about thousand II
was supposed they would march in pursuit Of Santa
Anna Even should he be taken prisoner it thought at
Vera Cruz that his wealth would avail purchase
his life and the lives Of his officers although his
at Pueba represented have been exceedingly brutal and
to have raised the popular indignation against him the
highest pitch. a1la eRga, aal8
The people of Vera Cruz expecting visit from Santa
Anna soon, either with beseging army fugitive He
would, however, be obliged pass through de6e (about
fifteen miles from Jalapa) which well fortified, and
mandcd by Gen Jose Rncon AT Vem Cruz there also
Notifications which, although incomplete supposed be
sufficient to prevent his capturing the town, gsf,.
Information brought by the express from Jaapa mentioned
above excited apprchensions Vera Cruz that intrigue
going him and his officers, and that fresh
outbreak and much boodshed would be the consequence
i The officers commanding Vera Cruz Generals Moza
and Hernandez the Castle is under the command Of General
Juan Lotto sterling man. and enemy OF Santa
! Anna. M HH
II was deemed probable that Santa Anna woul find
his fortunes desperate and escape board English gats
stationed at Sacrcos, whores said receive him
. and protect his person. a@s
al Another report was that Santa Anna had sent in his sub
mission to the Government and had placed himself and
his troops their disposal The following letter from him
appears the Diario de Vera Cruz of the 18th January
GENERAL IL CHIEr CHrRr Srcarr.Rs's oFFIcE,
PuRBLA, JAsuARr n, lS45.
nj Bulletin No. l5--Army Of Operation.
vi His Exceecy Don Antonio de Haro Of Tamariz and Don
Jose Maria Mendoza yesterday took their departure for the
capital Of Mexico On the night they followed by
General Don Pedro Cotazar These three officers des-
patched with the Supreme Government for the settle
of all difficulties existing in the Republic, and for
| the prevention Of further bloodshed.
T. therefore, order all the forces that the lines around
this city, and under my command 10 suspend all acts
hostiles abandon the positions they occupy, and
the of Amozoc there 10 await the result OF thu
!, negotiations Of those officers as9 ts s a5
In view of this commission doubt not that secondng IN
philanthropy by which animated, you will order IN
forces under your command suspend, THAR part all hos
es and avoid the eusion of blood, which, should be care
fully preserved be shed only when necessary, and against
$ foreign foe God and Liberty sal M aaaae@
vsl Head Quarters, January 10, r p. NJ s.s6aa1
al ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
! To Gen. DoN IeSAcIo DE YserAS. tlf