The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-21
Frsm The Baltimore Americda.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

w fiud IA the New 1OIk JO1ftHi oi Tom.
Inerce the following summary Of in,eli..
errce brought by her:
II is stated ihut Gen. SANTA Ana had
made five diff rent attacks upon the city
Of Pu,Lla, AID lad been icpulscd cacb
time, with some loss. Al length despair.
ing Of success al ilai poiui, he Withdrew.
with all his forces, ub.u vi 4UJU mcn. Al
eyp,ess arrived at Vera Cruz from Jslnpa
iusi before the T.. sailed stating Tia, Santa
Ana wns bcsieglng PeToie, 10 which place
il appears he IellIcd after lta,ins PurLls
Generals Bravo and Paroles, the chiefs Of
the Revolutionary party, (Which now WELD.
The civil powcr,) were still at Puebla on
the l2lh uli., with about II, 900 men. II
was supposed he would march in pursuit
Of Santa Ana. Even should he DC taken
prisoner, 1t was thought at Vera C,uz that
his enormous wealth, The having, ii is said
more than 5 200, 900 IN England, would
avail to purchase his own life aud the lives
Of his ,iliccrs; although his conduc, at
Puebla is represenird To have been exceed.
inely brutal, and to have raj cd HE pops.
lar lndlgnutiun gguinst him ~ The hlghe..
pitch.
The people Of Vera Cruz we're expect
ins visit ltnu Santa Ala soon, either
with hcsr,slng army or us ius,,he.-.
lie would, howeve', be obliged To pa,
through d.hlc (abrul - miles from ia,
lapa) which was we'll iuriihcd, aud com.
mandcd by General Jose Rlncon. At We.
"a Cruz there we're also Qualifications
which, although incomplete, we're suppOs
ed To be sufficient TO prevent his capturing,
the town,
Information brought by the express from
Jalara, mentioned above, excited appre
hensions at Vera Cruz that an intrigue
was g1iug on, 10 save him and his ollicer.,
and that licsh outbreak and much bloll.
shed would Le the consequence.
Another report was, that Santa Ana lad
sent ~ his Submission To the new Govern.
menl, aud had placed himself und hl. troop,
4, their disposal.
The officers commanding nj Fcis Crl
were Get erals Mtza aud HERNANDEZ he
= Cus,le Is under the command Of Gen. j..
an Lotto, IL Sterling mun, aud an nv cterss
enemy Of Sanla Ann.
II was deemed probahlc that Santa Ana
: would soon find his lorlunes desperate, and
, ESCAPE on board 40 English fIigais saiun.
z ed OF Sacrfoios, with orders, II VAS SAID
! to rsc.isc him uud protect hr person.
The brig passed, rs she was coming gu
I ot The hatbor of Vera Cruz, the MeIc,a
= steam frigaic Mun'ezuma, guins IN wiiA
! troops from Campcschy.
The New York Herald adds the follow
ing:
Santa Ana, after having been defeated
and driven into a small town near fuebi
q has tesoricd To diplomacy, by sending three
J commissioners To the Guy ii Ms,,co, e
! negotiate for the safety of his head. "le
o fact, he has virtually surrendered all "a,
J. forces TO the Supreme Government"
We annex the Official notice e The sur
y render:
rfon nisro Dc ver Cur. J4nns,y 70.
Gtstfal m Cb.,f asd tLisf Stusfa'p. Clsc,
1, rrsrt,. January u, 1875
II rrttETis No. Is AEsy 90 urrrA3iss.
c III. EaccIlsnc, lion Ah;unl DE- Ilarp u ar
ariz, std lion jose Mara Notas "a. yesltitaJ
io'k their Departure for the rfsl Of NeIHs =
On lie sar,s riehi. ttry vrfv followed ~ C,b.
Don ftdro tpUar4f ] le.t three oihrn 80
e d,,pltJhsi to treat With ths Srprmc Gsvut
meat Tor he settlement Of .li ditsieul,ir, nov
sting in tie Republic, aud TOT the prevention 4
further bIootshed.
!, therefore, o,dsr ~ tie force. TIA, toruts