Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-08-26
FROM MEXICO.


D., tho sh;, Adelaide a, New York from Ha-
..,, 49,, IN. OH inst. we learn that Gen. Santa
Ana Almontc and Rel 'in chartered the schoon-
or Arab. an Engllsh trading vessel and proceeu-
cd tn Vera Cruz on The evening o the ON, '"r INC
n,,,osc-as Sanla Ana facetiously rcmarkea-oi
,n.tno peace between the United States anu
Me-. Santa Ana aud his former Munster OF
State thus rushed into Mexico when all idea Oh MS
| returning had vanished from the PuoHc m'"u.
They have seized the most auspic'ous h"n'e"' ''
| vigorous and successful elliott 10 resa'" '"'"
LOST power. H.. .o,,.I On
,,ro,ch &C me does not actually transfer the
.avor,mcu, over 10 them. Santa Ana and At
1,n,, have proved themselves the most sasac'ous
| "a certainly the wisesi statesmen. ihet a',
o,a,o,ance with The Anglo Saxon race enao'e"
,heo, IN for,see different term nation oil 'he VT
eoon dispute from that which Pafedes co"'e,"P'a
/ led. Their expectations have bees rea'|;o' ut"
0 ,bev now return 10 Mexico at momeht "hen"0
evidences of their wisdom are staring tne'r cou"
G ,r, in the f,ce-at "A moment when the olive branch
} of peace is offeted by conquerins po"e, III"
q chino ia The verv gates of the Capitol Inc Oh
;, G.r OF ueace would get TO Vera Cruz very lew
d,vs after SANTA Ana aud Amon,e arrived there'
| I, would 60 low them accompany thcin 10 INC
~ ca,;,ol. This was probably known to taem DC
y forc they set out.
= The "Adelaide" brings regular files oil Spanish
lie o,,ers to the New York Sun 10 the 9Th Inclusive
n which we translate follows; -
ay The British Mail Steamer dee, Capt. boSer'
rs arrived al Havana the 9th from Vera Cruz' al
tor = ,passase Of days. She had Oh board SlO2'.
ne 900 III specie, and - passengers
o brouohr papers from Vera Cruz TO The Snd ins'.-
: 7 he minister OF the Revenue under date oil lo'h
Julv announces that President Paroles, by v'r'ue
~ Of his extraordinary powers, and IN accordance
with 4 decree of 29,h June has decreed;
II. First. While the blockade exists, Mexican
he and foreign vessels, when unable 10 make 'he''
9TH norris oC destinations may enter aud discharge he'
he careoes in the following ports Alvarado'
ham Goatacul, Sotoamarana and 1ecouia y" '"e
,,s Gulf of Mexico. aud IN the port OF Maza"'o' VI
the Pacific -,
Second. There will be established IN the ABOVE
morris temporary custom houses and marnime S'o'e
on the terms aud under the ruies oe''@' " "
ooh I7ih of May, 1888. l.,
With Third. As soon as American blOckades sha
po- he raised this permission shall cease, when IN
tain vessels that now enter the ports mus 60 10 '"o
,yor original points Of destination.
=. The CAPTAIN of the ID. brought report that III
:. Cumberland had got aground near Aivaiaa'i o.
~ had b, en- obliged to tighten BY throwing the s"'
VI" over in order 10 foa, her-and that she was '''
"s" much injured.
'"" (seD, Bravo was TO lake ioftbai PoS>csSo
1st Presidency ON The 2Sth aud Sunday the oo
praJes was to leave for The seat OF war.
died On the 18th a new Telegraph was placed
If his Fort San Juan de Ul'oa 10 report Tue "'''"''
of the enemy. ,.,h
d;.d The Republican, Of Mexico of the 24'n
Julv reports tina, on the previous day the m'n's'
Of war informed the National chambers that
lc'o- Cant. Gen. of New Mexico had co mmun'ca,
lcto- the appearance of 5000 Americans command
nv the I'd Gen. in Chief on their way to that
true par,ment and that his Excelency The minister
Lon War had despatched all the troops that were
Chihuahua and Zacaiecast to reinforce the Io'
lin to under Gen. Armijo at Santa Re.
British merchant brig which had pee"
has famed by the blockade at Vera Cruz managed
h.vc escape in the night unnoticed by the D'oc~ao
: and squadron.
$ anu Vera Cruz papers of the 29'h OF July rep
coun United States vessels ST. Marys and torpo'se 6
new sing off that port
I, but The above is oil tho news OF any inPoFta'
is cal that we can find in our Spanish papers.
Vi 'n' RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-We learn by telesr
yet De from Auburn, tina, the train that left Syracuse
large terday morning, when about mile below Auo
: from ran over an Irishman named Patrick 10y, cu
vn pri- him entirely in two, and killing h'm 'ns'an'l
He was employed laborer on the road
since ery elton was made 10 stop the tram, ou VIII
tho HI success until il was too lae.-RocheSter pe'