New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18
Later from the City Of Mexico.

From the New-Oriesns Pcayune June 9.
The schooner Oregon Capt. Whitney. arrived
this morning from Tsmpco, whence she sailed on the
I'd inst She brought over twenty two discharged sol
ders OF the Baltimore battalion the remainder had sailed
on schooner Morris and other vessels for this port
By the arrival OF the Oregon we in possession oil
papers from the City of Mexico TO the 22d of May The
latest papers previously received were to the 18th.
Although these papers not so late extracts
from letter we have already given they contain inter
esting news And first of the Presidential election.
The election occurred on the 18th ut and the returns
are slowly coming in We learn that the States OF
san Luis Potosi and Gusnsjuat voted each for Angel
Tras, the former Governor of chihuahua.
The State OF Vera Cruz voted for Gen. Herrera. so
too did Mchoscsp he receiving eight votes and SAINTS
Anna two.
Thus then, stands the result far have any
certain knowledge Angel Trss has received the votes
of the States of Mexico San Luis Poos and Guiana
Cen Herrera has the votes Of Qaerearo Vera Cruz and
Michoscsn.
Senior OcsmDo has received the vote of Puebls This
we think looks favorable TO Gen Herrera who is much
better known at home and abroad than Angel Tries
Gen Santa Anr far the papers inform u.s. has not
been a candidate. save in Miehoscan.
The Legislature of the great State Of Jaseo declared
by vote of Ii to IL that the decree OF Congress order
ing the election unconstitutional and they refused
to 90 with H. This is regarded as step toward rev
olution aud the ultimate independence OF this State
We have Santa Annals address published on the 2Oth
u but is too long to give this morning One OF his
first acts upon resuming power vas TO annn me Jaw re-
strcting the freedom of the press His Administration
aims to consult the public senmentso says the Minis
ters rescrp-which can only be known through an un
trammeled press.
senores Rosa and Roudero have left the Ministry
Barands was still Secretary Of State and Gen Acorts OF
War The two other portfolios were vacant on the I'D
the Ministers having rendered their designations
The proceedings sgainst Gen Arista for the loss OF
the battles Of the sth and 9th Of May, and the surren
der of Matamoros. have been relnquished with view
10 his employment, In the defence Of the Capital
The excesses of Gen. Urea and his subordinates
committed toward Mexicans themselves. are loudly
complained Of while his services in harsssng the Amer
leans are cheerfully acknowledged We have all along
felt sure that the Mexcans would be the first to cry out
against guerrillas 3,
The order Of Gen. Wor,hs entrance into Puebla is
given with mnuteness His force is set down by the
Mexicans at 1890 men, with - pieces Of artillery.
81 Republican, has long denunciatory article upon
the Partsans Of Peace" It s almost the first scknow
edgment from this source of the existence OF such
party Its strength s imputed TO the divisions among
The advocates of war.
ON the 81 Of ult the constitution founded upon that
of 1904 was formally adopted. Santa Anna, Herrera
and the members of Congress swoTe 10 observe IT, and
this ceremony being they marched to the Cathe
dral where solemn Tt DsEm was celebrated
The papers give accounts OF revolutionary movements
on the Ossca 200 troops having revoted on the
sth ut and declared against the State authorities
We have only time too add that paper has been
started the Capital entitled 81 Ra0nGdog, which Is op
posed to the although troundy denounces the con
duct of the United States