Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-04
Important from Mexico.

Important from Mexico.
The news Goil: Mexico received sineexoal
last Issue, assnmesa very interesting attitude
Another repolution has broken ont in that III
faied country. Paeeieshas been thrown ihte
prison. Vera Cruz and the city Of Mexico
have declared insfavorSf Santa Anna, and h
has been feea1led from exile in Cnba, to as
spfre the reiens of government--his arrival
E1ns 't~En announced. Below we, give the
whole affair ia detail from the New Orleans
papers -
From the n. O. Com. Times Gath ult.-Extra.
lMoa Itapmtant Neus fro3. Merieo t-.4rri-
oal Of the British ship-gf toar Electre-Orer-
AroW and Imprisonment Of Gen. Paredes-
Tie country pronounced an taror Of Santa I'm
na-hts arrical al Tra Guz-anneration Of
the CALIFORNIA; 10 lie United States.
Through the poIi4eness of an eminent COM
mercial house, we have just been placed in
possession of the following most important in
teliigence from Mexico. The news was re-
ceived By British man-of- war, which touch
ed at the Balfze with dispatches from the
British Minister at Mexico for his Govern.
menk
Fhe pHrpert Of these dispatches is. that the
Cnifed States hare taken possession # The LaH-
fornias, and that The REGULATION an favor Of SAIL
la Anna as complete.
We srbjoIn hefollowing letters, from which
it will be perceived that the steamer Arab,
with Sahra Anna on board, was in sight off
Vera Cruz on the 9th inst.
VERA CRuz, Aug. l6, 1916.
Awaiting ourselves of the opportunity by a
British nIan-of-war, we have just time to state
that Mexico and Puebla have since pronoun-
ced for Federalism and Santa Anna. Bravo's
Government, hardly established, was over
thrown. and Gen. SaIas has put himself at the
head of the movement until Santa Anna may
arrive.
Tranquility was soon restored. Gomez
Faflas aided the partisans of Santa Anna to
bring about the revolution. His sons have
come down here to welcome Santa Anna, who
left the Havana on the 6th, in British stean-
er called the Arab, accompanied by Almon.e,
Haro y Talnariz, Rejon and Boves, and ought
to be here every day.
Gen. Paroles was taken prisoner, and is
kept in the citadel of Mexico. Gen. Salas has
issued already letter Of convocation of Con-
gress, on the principles of 1894, and the men,
Ders are to assemble at Mexico on the 9th De-
cember next.
The present conveyance carries the news of
the annexation of California to the United
States, received last night by express at the
British Consulate.
VERA Cruz, Aug. 16, 1916.
Advices have been received by express OF
the formal 0nncrati0n IF Cuhfornia to the Uni
ted States i! and this vessel of war takes The
BRUSH Minister'S dispatches to New Orleans
and to England.
The whole country has declared in favor 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 Arab just in sight
The New Orleans Picayune, of the 9th
inst, in postscript, says that the British brig
Of war Daring, arrived off the Balize last e.
vening, from Vera Cruz. and two Of her Off
GERS came up TO town this morning with mail
and dispatches.
The steamer Arab arrived off Vera Cruz on
the 10Th inst, with Santa Anna on board He
Immediately placed himself at the head Of the
movement in that department.
The Departments of Puebia and Mexico
have declared for Santa Anna, and Paroles
has already been taken prisoner. The revolt
at the Capitol was headed by Gen. Salas.'