Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-10

Later from New Orleans.-The ST
Louis Republican of the Sd inst says the
steamer Corinna arrived last evening from
New Orleans. In a second edition of the
Commercial Times of the Gath, we find
The following important news. What is
said in regard to the .4nneration of the
CALIFORNIA; to the United States, means.
we presume, simply that the U. States
lice! in the Pacific has taken possession
OF the principal seapor,s of that Depart.
ment of Mexico.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO!
Arrival of the British Ship.of- War
Electra-O verthrow and imprison-
ment of Gen. Paredes-The country
pronounced in favor of Santa Anna
His arrival at Vera Cruz-Annexation
OF the CALIFORNIA; to the United States.
Through the politeness of an eminent
commercial house, me have just been plac-
ed in possession Of the following MOST
IMPORTANT intelligence FROM Mexico.
The news was received by British man
OF war, which touched at the Balze with
dispatches from the British Minister at
Mexico for his Government.
The purport of these Dispatches is, that
the United States haze taken possession
Of the Californias, and that The reuolu
tion IN fauor Of Santa .4nna Is complete.
We subjoin the following letters, from
which it will be perceived that the steamer
Arab. with SANTA ANNA on board, was in
sight, of Vera Cruz on the 10Th inst.
VERA Cruz, Aug. 16, 1916.
Awaiting ourselves of The opportunity
by British manof war. we have Just
time TO state thai Mexico and Puebla have
since also pronounced for Federalism and
Santa Anna, Brayo's Government hardly
established, was overthrown. and Gen.
SALAs has pu, himself at the head Of the
movement until Santa Anna may arrive.
Tranquility was soon restored. Gomez
tarias aided the partizans Of Santa Anna
TO bring about the revolution. His sons
have come down here to welcome Santa
Anna. who left The Havana on the 9Th, in
British steamer called the Arab, accom-.
panied by Almonte, Hardly Tamariz,
Rejon and Doves, and thus ough, to be
here every day.
Gen. Paroles was taken prisoner, and
is kept in the citadel of Mexico. General
Salas has issued already a letter of convo-
cation of Congress, on the principles of
1924. and the members are to assemble
at Mexico on the 9Th Of December next.
The presen, conveya nce carries the
news of the annexation Of California to
the United States, received las, night by
express at the British Consulate.
VERA Cruz, Aug. 16, 1876.
Advices have Just been received by ex-
press of the formal annexation of Cdtfor.
MIA TO the United States! and this vessel
of war takes the British Minister'S des.
patches to New Orleans and TO England
The whole country has declared in ia.
vor Of Santa Anna, who left Havana for
here on the Arab steamer, but has not yet
arrived, which makes his friends rather
anxious for his safety
p. S. The .4rab Just in sight.
santa Anna Arrived.
Later news from Vera Cruz states that
the Arab, with Santa Anna on board, run
the American blockade and arrived safely
at Vera Cruz on the l7th, Com. CONNER
made an attempt to intercept the Arab,
but without success. 1t is thought by the
papers that he did not really wish to stop
the Steamer. Before Santa Anna left
Havana. our Consul made an enquiry Of
him, when he answered, "You know
how i. is, if the people of my country are
for war, then | am with them, but would
prefer peace"