New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

parture OF Il Commissioner, probably 20 so
Iicit Foreign Aid.
By the arrival OF the ship Floyd, Captain Cable,
fifteen days from Havana, the NewYork sun has re-
ceyed IL. regular flee OF Mexican and Cuos papers,
from which translates the following highly interesting
items.
lnglisn mail Tay, Commander Sturdee, srTlTec
Havana the G inst having made her passage from
Vera Cruz in days and having on board one hundred
and two passengers This was an unusual number and
the number Of Jhose leaving Mexico IN consequence Of
the war with the United states IS daily increasing.
Our dates from Vera Cruz are 20 the Let inst.
From the Vera Cruz papers we learn that General Re
jon Minister Of Foreign Relations aud General pache-
CO Minister Of Justice have resigned their respec7e
Offices. The vacancies thus caused have been filed ~
the appointments Of General La:ragno and General La
dron dc Genevara The state OF san Luis Potosi mas
pronounced against Salas declaring that Santa Anna OF
some appointed By him ought OF right TO assume
the government. Dor FELIX kiyas bearing comH'ls'
sion from Government came passenger in the lay ron
Havana. His destination is supposed 10 De LONDON OK
Paris. TO solicit foreign aid.
Several attempts at assassination have peen maze
against Cen alas and other recent threats nave eee
made in consequence o! which the President OF heHi
CO. (Salas) left the Capitol on the 18th ult for Iacuoaya
where he VIII remain in the house OF senior + ioFes.-
President Saas was escorted from the city OF Mexico
BY the troops stationed the Capitol These WI! also
remain with him life guard al Iacubaya
An account OF the attempt on Gen. Saass lie was 10Y
warded TO Santa Anna by an Extraordinary Express
which Travelled from the Capital 10 San LJs Poiosi at
TUE fHlf VI l. HIs'c7 h'' ''NA' --'''''S' >
Mexican horses.
GEN SANTA AHSh TO GEN. ALEoSTE.
go u, 49,, r. NJ.
10 ~ i - ~ -,,a- ,r ,ha 10Th ms,
SIK b ule ~ i,. , ,I,., ~, fo,sgn e-e
nm @ 49, ~ b.ir di.y,,,.e5 n,enfs a,,errpted on the
nven1; Of tn day serious outrage from which ap
pesrs that they endeavorng TO dispossess ms Excel
lency OF tie SD prcine executive pow ic
gave rise 10 series OF alarms ana YOU'D nae pIouues
inc ihos{ uisasltos , @ 'd " ' ~"
'"! - -. ~, iro ,ouill;tv and p,l;c con.
sd.nce remains frrIv established in this State and con.
forming myself 10 the wishes the Supreme Government
shall take good that it s well preserved beg leave
TO assure your EHcelency on Tue par "i iuys auu c
troops under my comnand tai no oer tAVusht - tse
pace 10 mere except ptrn'ts uS!ic to' re-
our ipclgh cneiIy W l. W, ~, a.. icn.,nT ~ a.
, 49,, ..r s,c, s,ote oioc,. bnyc i, honor 10 re.
jerst N nur Fycalleucy Iy consideration and high res
meet
God and Liberty HeGd quarters, San Luis POtosi. Oct
sd, 1915. ANTONIO LOPEL DE SANTA anna.
We translate the following from FL Dinrio del Gobic
no of Mexico OF October 9th Its said tatthc Amcr
cnn steamers anchored Lila Verde have only coal for
a few days that the crews of the squadron arc mostly
sick with the scurvy, and that the Government oil the
United States have already spent scventyvc million
dollars in the The delay Is triumph on oh part as
have before said; and Ii we are only fortunate
enough to hinder enemy little Longer by skir;nishc
and other obstacles we shall soon see then retire from
country"
ilag OF truce from the United states squadron 10
Vera Cruz conveyed the thanks OF the Untcd states
GERS and crew the TrXton, while prisoners in Next
co and announced the acceptance OF the proposition
TO liberae Gen La Vega and other Mexican prisoners
in the United States The people Of Vera Cruz were
constantly alarmed by reports OF our squadron moving
attack the Castle The National guard were pour,