The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14


Anna, DC.
The Hope Howes, Captain Shaw, arrived at New
Orleans on the 4th instant, from Havana. She left
there on the 10Th ult.
The intelligence received by her relative to the
movements of Santa Anna, are OF considerable
importance, if all be true.
The Hope Howes, carried cargo OF flour to
Havana but it would not sell she consequently re-
turned with it.
The Piesyuns says:-The Italian company have
brought out "Belsario," and played 1t several times
with constantly increasing Sgnora Pico's ex
ecuton of her cavatna is commended being extreme
ly brilliant full of re and enthusiasm Favorable men,
ton is made Of Tomas and Antognin the latter is
qualifedy suded having succeeded IN every part ne
has undertaken. Norma" was the next opera 10 De
On the morning of 25th u the coasting schooner
Carota wrecked on La Punta, in going into Havana
from Cardenas The crew were all saved and part Oh
The Spanish frigate Christina expected to sail
from Havana Immediately Her destination u not men
toned.
Below we give letter from our Havana correspon-
dent He appears to be we'll posted 10 all that per-
his spscuations and rumors in relation to Mexican poll
tics we give those OF who speaks not idly and
without some foundation for what he say: % 1916
have just time to drop you few lines learn from
unimpeachabls source that Santa Anna making pre-
here the 9th 10th of next month"; in the British
steamer for Vera Cruz This will however, depend
that no returns there and that very shortly too you
may rely upon There other dts about him that
give for what they are worth 1t i said that he !,
much sxasperated at the design Of few traitors to sell
much blood and treasure to achieve independence His
his policy The United States il her minister is Of the
right stamp. will become his fdus .aekates-for money
defending himself to his countrymen upon the plea that
this was the only method left to preserve the integrity
he s e,
to the Spanish yoke whchthey nobly threw OF,
and to retain their position among the nations Of the
Psredes must either side with the foreign powers
with Santa Anna. If he choose the latter nothing
nothing can resist the erito that Santa Anna win raise
for liberty No one that ia well informed on the subject
believes that the people Of Mexico will DO content that
their country share the fate of Greece
Every day we believe to be big with events in this
distracted country pregnant with interest to the United
States.
In addition to the above the Picsyune Of the 5h inst
We yesterday received two letters from Pensacola,
the list inst which would 70 to conrm the reported re-
voluton by Arista One OF the letters has that Arista
has regular force OF 1000 men at his command which
would probably be increased by volunteers he had
any chance Of success.
The u brig Porpoise sailed from Pensacola for Vera
Cruz the morning Of the LIST inst with desp for
Mr. slide All accounts would have it that that gen.
eman was quietly waiting, at Jalapa, the result OF the
different movements in Mexico Our correspondent
:" Marinus" says
"No mention made of his having demanded his pass.
ports otherwise depored himself to compromise
the sapter in modo for which he is celebrated with
the orer in which at any time be resorted to
when every thing else has failed"
All the vessels Of at Pensacola said to be pre-
pairing, and will soon be otto sea.
One Of our letters says that Arsta is to
be hostile than any Mexican officer against the
United States and that he is determined attempt the
resubjugation of Texas Arista knows too much for
this He may make a noise about it, and pretend to
have such object in view but he is not 80 Quixotc
to put his foot this side the Rio Grande.
From regular files of papers, il would that
known in the city of Mexico early the 9Th of
January that Gen. Asta had declared against Paredes
He was in consequence removed from the command Of
the army of the North and ordered to devove it upon
Gen. D. Romulo Diaz de la Vega, until the arrival OF
successor The papers speak as II Gen. Ampuda
were likely to be this successor-the inhuman wretch
who maltreated the remains of Gen. Sentmanat, and
whose broken faith to the unfortunate Mier prisoners is
record.