Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-09-05

THE DOWNFALL OF pAREpEs CONFIRMED.

night IN an Extra from The sfc orleans zee, con-
firms what we published yesterday, and gives assn
rance of the restoration Of Gen. SANTA Anna TO
power in The Republic Of Mexico
| " We hasten to lay before our readers the very
important intelligence from Mexico received through
letters brought by the British brig OF war Daring,
below from Vera Cruz. They are dated the 10th,
and state that the steamer .3rdb, from Havana, had
arrived al Vera Cruz with SANTA ANNA on board.
| News had reached Vera Cruz OF revolution IN The
city OF Mexico. Paroles was deposed and impri-
soned in the citadel. GoMEz FARIAs. formerly the
mortal enemy OF SANTA ANNA had declared in his
favor, and had sent his two sons 10 Vera Cruz TO
meet the triumphant Dictator and escort him to the
capital.
g The Mexican Congress was 10 be convened In
the beginning of December. All the old Ministry
had resigned.
An express had reached the British Consulate
at Vera Cruz mih the nems Of The annexation 81
California 10 Tic United States. Some suppose
that this means that Commodore SLoAr had taken
possession of the country
In addition 10 what is stated above, the Picdyns
informs us that before SANTA ANNA left Havana he
took letters from Gen. CAMPBELL to Commodore
CONNER, and avowed himself, in reply to some IN
quiries as to his intentions, as follows: " " the
people Of mig country are for mar, then am rith
them; bit I aoouh prefer peace The same
paper adds:
aNews has been received in Mexico that Monte
rev. in California, has been seized by one OF the
vessels ofhe Pacific squadron. Another accountsays
that all California has yielded to the Americans
We subjoin the following extracts from the cores
pondence of the Vew Orleans Commercial Times
| VERA Cnuz, AuGusr l6 1916.
Awaiting ourselves of the opportunity by British man Of
war; have just time that Mexico and Puehla have
also pronounced for Federation and Santa Anna Brayos
Government hardly established overthrown, and Gen
Saa has put himself at the head of the movement until Santa
Anna may arrive. Tranquility restored Gomez
Faas aided the pasans of Santa Anna to bring about the
revolution. His have down here to welcome Santa
Anna who left the Havana the 9Th, in British steamer
called the AraJ accompanied by Generals Amonte, Haro
Tamariz, Reon, and Boves
| Gen. Paroles taken prisoner, and is kept in the
citadel Of Mexico Gen Saas has issued already letter of
convocaon Of Congress- the principles of 1924 and the
members are assemble Mexico the 9th December
Advces have Just been received by express Of the formal
Of California the United States and this vessel
Of takes the British Minister'S dispatches to New Orleans
and England The whole country has declared in favor Of
Santa Anna
The same paper mentions the receipt Of letter
from the city of Mexico, dated on the 9Th, which
makes no allusion to the Imprisonment OF Gen.
PxREDEs. For this reason, and because il believes
that Paroles left the capital on the 3lst for the
North, at the head of 1000 troops, and must have
been pretty far advanced on his way when the re-
volution broke out, it is inclined TO doubt the
rectness of the information heretofore received to
the Imprisonment of that officer. All other accounts,
however, 90 to confirm this intelligence.
In the same letter above alluded 10, it is stated
that some of the dsaected citizens OF Monterey, in
conjunction with few inhabitants of American
origin, who were aided by the crew of the U. S.
soop-ol-war Falmouth, took possession Of the city,
hoisted the American colors, and proclaimed the
CALIFORNIA; annexed to the United States.
The subioined extract exhibits the manner Of
conducting bloodless revolution in the Mexican
Republic, such as has just taken place. The reader
!, must premise, that on the Sd ultmo, as
\ news reached the city of Mexico of the declara-
ton, or, as they call it, pronunciamenfo, at Vera
Cruz, the troops of the party opposed to the then
; existing Government adopted preamble and ar
tcles similar those promulgated at the latter city,
in which the causes and objects of the revolution
are set forth and that these proceedings have been
: POLITELY communicated, through Gen. SALAs, the
chief Of the revolutionsts to Gen. Bravo, the act
+ ing President of the Republic.
From the "RepuJEcano Of The city Of MerioO, August g.
Events OF YESTERDAY rHIs MoRSISs.-Since the
81 instant repeated notices have been given to the Govern
men in the respectful TERMS and almost in the tone
eneaty Both these communications and private letters,
addressed Senior Bravo and Senior Quano by the General
nchf Of the pronounced forces in the CITADEL remained
either unanswered answered evasive by
asking for time and seeking gain time The last time fixed
upon for giving denitve two o'clock the af
ernoon Of this day, august 5h The Genealnchief Of
citadel waited until after that hour and having received
answer arranged bis columns for the attack but when they
the the Generals ID. Marun
Carrea and d. Jose Urea themselves the part of
the Government, and stated that Gen. d. Beno Quano
empowered Gcnean-chief to treat with the pronouncers,
il both parties should appoint commissioners TO meet at dcsg
mated place The eueran chief Of the pronounced forces
drew up communication with this view, stating that the
appointed his part would attend before five
o'clock the afternoon in the convent Of San Francisco,
where they would those appointed by Gen Quiano
The commissioners OF the chief Of the proneidmeno attend
ed according appointment but those Of the Government
after the lapse of than hour had not made their ap
peaance In consequence Of this, and Of Gen QuDanos
having a communication, stating that funfd OF
would o'clock in the evening, and that
reply would be given in the Of the night the General
nce of the pronounced forces determined to wait no longer
and commenced his march with strong columns, com
posed of some infantry, body Of cavalry and some light
pieces which, being arranged in the efficient manner,
advanced without meeting impeachment until they surround
ed the palace, the forces occupying being confined within
the limits Of the principal square
At this stage of affairs General Quiano promised that his
commissioners would attend at nine o'clock at night in house
No TO- in the first street de Patero occupedby Dr. d. Pc
dro yandernden the director of the military board Of health
In fact almost hour before the appointed time, Generals