The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-01
LATg BROW MExico.

Brush steamship AFafs - ~ q ttsssa.
In viii b femsr.usfed. ssnls Anna snd
his sBi;e vert from lisssna 10 Aars lf'.1.
Thsse secounis ceae dosu alht 30th
Mn ~ from he rily II Mexico. and n he
afternoon Or The 81 Instant IRON Yrs
crux; and. snoag other ti,iags. ere ~
liefesiing n showing-n0iaiihsandlng
The denisl IL he Official PAPER that The
President or he Secretary sf State had
elven pssspori signed By sishsr ofihsm
t-lh.I Santa Aana nevertheless had
passport. signed BY some one. and q
course hy suihsrisy OF The GoySrnmsn',
ahich sas sufficient 70 claim The Eesrert
Of our sqasdson and permit hin 10 land u
yera Cruz. -...e.. .~-m
We give The following sbslfsel Of the
iia'ell,ssncs brought BY this Arrival. -
furnished by Mr.. 0'Nsil zone Of The Own
srs Of the Arab tn the Tines and The ri.
essuns: s->f
Santa Anna lsn.'el 81 Vsra Cruz On the
l6lh nllipo and |, Il on the 18th. bur pro-
eseded no further ihan his harIenda. or
cnuEiry sasi. II Eneeuo, three lesgnss
east of Jslapa. where he still lies in5is.
pnssd-sutTeing 10 his ampulaied limb.
i TIE pelsonages who accompanied him
from Havana hsd grne on - MsHiso.
where Trey had been regularly ins,alled
in various Slae offers. Almnnte il Mn.
,sier Of Marine and al War. Rejon ef The
lalerior. and Gamer Faiss Of Finance.
The Blush brig Of war Daring arrired
al Vera Cruz on the 81 instant, With dss.
patches. said 20 be from the American
Go,ernmsnr. These despsiches were
trpo,ied 10 comprlse offers Of peace on .
permtnenlbasls. sndsxpre,sing pnsrten,
Folks readiness either TO send Minister
Plepipoientiary 70 Mexico or to receive .
Mexican Minister 81 Warrington.
II was enueptiy reported 10 Mex CO. On
the 2Ssh nllimo, thai The troops at San
Luis de Poiosi had pronounced for Pa.
tedfs. An express had reached Mr..
Mscintnsh. The Briti.h Consul II Vera
Cruz. confirming The intelligence. Mr..
i0'Nti, however. states that Mr.. Macin.
toss d'dno, know what credenre there ~
10 be given 70 The news thus broug hl; bui as
Ipronmcianltntos followed one another in
quick succession in thai DISTRACTED conn
iry, il was possible thste va, some truth
in IL.
4 When 10 The city Of Mexico, NJ.
@l'Sail heatl that Pstedes was a prisoner
70 me hands 81 the present Government:
md IN travelling 10 Vera Cruz. between
The morning of The 2sh and Thai or The
81 instant, when The vehicle he "a. IN
"a. passing ,hraugh Pero,e, that genie.
man was sclu.lly Told by an nhab,,ssl
bal The ex-presIJeni (psredesl was close
prisoner in The castle.
Dir. ONe,l, absorbed By Hi. fairs. did
not, unfortunately. think Of bringing any
aesspspers with him, either ron The RI.
" q Mexico or Vera Cmz, 30 III, We
are without any documents shoainr The
award progress Of the late movements.
Immediately after S,nla Anna qu,l,sd
Vera Cruz, force of about six hundred
llol.ujry AMI few cavalry took Up The
line Of march rom that por. for The civ
Of NJ xico. NJ. O'Ns!l me, ,hem on he
way back 70 his vessel; they seemed in
pretty good order,
Welesrnth thai tranquility seers 10 reivn
lhroushou,,lfs principal places Ia Mckee.
The movement in favor Of Santa Anna har-
ing oeeR pretty general and simultaneous.
bul' - ouFlnlofnIan, shrewdly remarked,
The mass Of the peopie---lhose engaged IN
mercaEs le. industrlst. or manufacturing /
pursui,-.---seem 10 take Ilttle in,ertstln The
niern'nsbIe coups de eiai which, in sIex-
lco, upset one en- ernment and subs,nu.e |
smother with the facility Of harIeou,n |
change N Christmas farce.
Mr.. O'Neil made the voyspe f,on /
tt"ana with Santa Anna, During the |
passage the la'ler KEEP. himself sir,c,ly |.
confined 10 his cabin, alleging suffering |
from his mul,!ated leg ss the cause. The
Geoersl hid pyesio usly assured Mr..
VSe,l 'hat there would be no ocrssion
20 run ille h'ocks,ie--,hsi The vessel womb
pc allowed to enter without any difficulty. /
When The Arab arrived Off Yer, C,.,
they desc'ied the 81. Mary. aud lie Arab
Immediately bore up Tor her. The ST Il
Mays srota bpat TO the Arb, with ,he
ilfsl lieutenant on board. Upon reaching
her ne encountered Gen. Almone, whom
ne recognised, and wuh whom he ex.
chaeed salutalions. By Gen. Almon,e Z
The lieutenant was conducted 10 Gen. i
sin'a Aura, who was lying in his berth
qu'is ~. Then a Short in,erview TOOK I
place, when the Lieutenant teappea,e,l on /
'eck. he gave to The owners permission
Q pass the blockade. Typ - - @'7 /
An account receited by q commercial |
lopse tePfesfn'g thu, the snlte Of SANTA i
INN. eVinced mnrh emotion and even We, q
iarn when boarded. ni,bat the General !
llmssl' .asperfrcily calm, and apparen,. 4
' expected The Wit. II ,stnrther added
hatfhe General delive red 4 let err 10 the
NICER who boarded the boat, which bra !,
oesq ai"nce The desired eFec,, 4
When Scents Anna lanIaJ - - q