New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-02
xerr Importnnt from Mexieo.

Tho bark pario Captain Kinney, arrived yes'el-
| dsv from Vera Cruz. where che left on Inc LOU
ms, We have received our correspondence ana
Sic. Of papers to the l2,h from Vera Cruz and the
9Th from the Capital.
Tho accounts Of the entire success OF the revolu-
,ionary movement under Paroles are confirmed
Tba, officer has established himself in the Capital
and has been elevated to the Presidency, TAD
interim
He entered the city on the I'd instant sno iiiee
ing of the principal officers was held ~nlcn Pro't4
ed among other matters for temporary gosern'heIr
that Junta OF "notabies" representing eaca pePat
mon, shoud assemble snt elect person TO exercise the
executive functions The Junta accordingly
on the 3D. and unanimously elected areoes mucH as
es had as 10 the of the oath that should De
administered TO the President some OF TIE Junla desiring
thar in addition 10 the usual obligations ne SHOULD s"s
10 repel the usurpations OF the United states tni'
,ro,osition did not prevail oain varying out HUE
rrorn the customary form decided on. The lnaugn
raton took psce with much ceremony on the Sun aet
which TIE Derr celebrated in the Cathedral Inc
President made address, appealing 10 heaven IoE Tue
dsnerestedness of his motives, and declaring that as
soon as the country had established her liberties he
should retire. 4,
monte Minister OF War; b. Castillo Lsuzar. oreisn
Affairs D. Luis Parres, Treasury Becarra (bishop Oh
Chispas) OF Justice. r.
General Valencia. formerly Governor OF the cty OIL
Mexico has been made Comptroller Of the Mint.
Generals Tornel, Valencia and Paroles held Counch
a, Guadaloupe village few miles from Mexico, some
days since 10 make arrangements 10 consolidate tne
Government. 1t will be remembered tnat ornei was
formerly Minister of War and Marine unoer SAME Ill
The city of Mexico remains perfectly Tranquil, ana al
nrecautionary measures against counter revoiuuon
have been discontinued The SgiO XIX, paper "hicn
atterly was warm partisan OF the Herrera pocy anu
has been ably conducted is stopped the proprietor nav
ing replaced by paper bearing the !iIe
H,ortco" of which we have received the hrst eisn'
numbers.
We learn verbally that Mr.. Slidel had demanded OF
the new Government his passports ana Iecei'su ~ ~
nv that as ne had never been recognized by the Gov
eminent and unknown 10 them no passports were
necessary and he was liberty 10 where he pleased
He then demanded an escort Vera-Cruz, which was
ref,sed whereupon be dispatched messenger 70 the
brp Sopers and number of the officers oil That Yessei
mad determined to proceed to Jaapa for the purpose OF
escorting him the coast The Soners arrived al 'er
Gu m the eth |, will be recollected that she sailed
from Pensacola about twenty days since. with seaen
orders We place confidence in the reports Win regAIo
to Mr.. Sde except perhaps me senen. .ua ,dG he
GERS of the Soers had gone 10 his assistance ana ne
had in fact been refused safe escort by the Mexican
Government nothing can be more reasonable or prooS,
BILE than that our Naval officers wtnin reaGh Q: ms can
should resolve leave him TO the peris OF the Jour
new alone Letters Of the 18TH however only make men,
ZION of the fact that Mr.. Slde had demanded his pass
norts having failed in the objects of his mission.
The United States brig Soners Commandcr Gerry
was AZ SACRIFICES on the 18th also the British brig
Persian the French brig Grifon, and the Spanish og
Patricia
ted States in the Paro and this state
ment is confirmed bya private letter TO US from New
Orleans.
The following paragraph is from the Delta:
1--WE have converted with gentleman who had read
letter from well informed source dated at Vera Cruz
the l2th instant and who had conversed with the only
passenger who arrived here by the Par1o Both-the
letter and the passenger-concur in stating that rare
des has been proclaimed Presidents that Almonte has
been appointed Secretary OF War, not OF state AS
public report has it; that Mr. Shdell is at Pueoa'
lat the previous advices he was ut JaapaO await
ing the further Instructions Of the Government
Every thing perfectly quiet in the capital and IN
the country. This letter says not word nor does this
passenger of Mr. Slidel being ordered to leave the
country-not word of escort being denied him-apd
not word OF the officers and men of the Brig Somers
arning themselves and going on to Mr. Sdel win Tie
view of forming his body-euard through the country to
Vera Cruz This much Of the verbal reports which
circulated through the city so freely yesterday may
therefore be put down as being doubtful
The Pieqyuqc of the 23d publishes the following letter
from Havana from which it would appear not unlikely
that Santa Ana may be called home to take part in the
new Government
HAVANA Jan. Il, lSi6.
Santa Ana shortly before the arrival OF the steamer
bringing an account of the recent revolution In Mexico
gave up the house he formerly occupied and took an
other BY the month within hours ride OF the City
BY the steamer there came from Vera Cruz special
messenger to him By the back steamer sailed yes,er-
day from Vera Cruz this messenger returned On the
boat sent, by our government an Aid oI the
Captain Generals special mission. As soon as
possible the Spanish ship of the line, now here is 10
proceed to Vera Cruz In the wel-iniormed circles
here has leaked that General Paroles is the dupe
or as called him in former letter, the cats-paw-oi
two opposing parties; one led by Almonte and the
Santa Ana faction aud the other got up and wirepucd
by the British and Spanish Ministers (he French Repre-
sentative Is here) and VINO call themselves tue monarch
icsl party.
AT the present moment the fight is strong between the
parties. Hereras fail Is considered certain ana MS
evidence of his weakness he has gwen wey to popu
lar camor refers TO the American Minister Paredes
is known be old fool and unless one or other OF the
parties place him in front as the mask ne VIII
be laid the shelf The British Ministers party pro-
misses integrity Of the country preserving
California and recovering TeXas-that IN this England
France and Spain will support MeXco-and though they
do not yet tell the MeXcsns give them ruler MA;
there more than wind in this matter we have no doubt
and President Polk may soon be called upon not TO &C
oure Oregon but sustain his assertion relative to Eu
ropean interference the American Continent ana 70
preserve the boundaries of the country
In the Spanish paper La Patrta OF yesterday su OK
tract ia given from letter from Campeachy wnch may
be OF interest TO your readers 1t states IN tn
they expecting from day to day, thar occihrHon
will be made of the independence OF lucatan- Inc
Mexican Congress having pronounced against the ttca-
ties entered into with Yucatsn by the Government OF
santa Ana two meetings have already been held in Cam
peachy Of the notable citizens to take into consd
Grafton the question OF separation and they have pre-
scented to the superior Government OF the State various
exposi,ons of the local military forces at different points
and petitioned for the formation Of Republic OF the
five stars" There much talking about seeking
assistance in Of necessity from the Cabinet OF
Washington
Louisiana Election.
Returns from the following Parishes enable US 10
make up the subjoined table of and majorities
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor. johnson
and Landry are elected Governor and Lieutenant
Governor by considerable majori,ies, and the Locos
ho,b