The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-16
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Inc schooner oregon, Captain Whitney arrived al an
early hour tins morning from Tampco whence she sailed
soldiers of the Baltimore battalion; the remainder had
sailed on the schooner Morris and other vessels for this
port The steamships Fanny and Mary Kngsland had
The report of Santa Annals resignation had reached
lampeo but we still uncertain il it has been accept
ca by Congress The feelings of the people mani
iesty much embttered against him.
FROM lampco we have no local news OF any interest
by me arrival OF the Oregon placed in posses
son OF papers from the city of Mexico to the 22d OF May
ne latest papers previously received TO the 10th AL
ough these papers are not so late extracts from
eter we have already given, they contain interesting
"e ms ana hrst OF the presidential election.
ne election, be 1t borne inmind, occurred the 18th
UT, ana me returns are slowly coming in. We
earn .ia 9e States Of San Luis Potosi and Guanauato
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The State of Vera Cruz voted for Gen Herrera So,
100 ana Hchoacan he receiving eight votes and Santa
Thus, then, stands the result so far as we have any
CERTAIN knowledge Angel Tras has received the votes
Gen. Herrera has the votes OF Querearo Vera Cruz and
Mchoacan Senior Ocampo has received the vote of Pue
bla This we think looks favorable for Gen Herrera,
who is much better known at home and abroad than An
gel Irias Gen. Santa Anna, so far as the papers inform
us, has not been candidate. save in Mchoacan
The Legislature of the great State of Jasco declared by
vote OF ii to II that the decree of Congress ordering
the election unconstitutional and they refused to go
on with IT. This is regarded as step towards revolu-
hon and the ultimate independence of this State.
we have Santa Annals address published on the goth
ut, but 1t Is too long to give this morning One OF his
rst acts, upon resuming power, to annul the law
restricting the freedom of the press His administration
AIMS to consult the public senmentso says the minis
ters new resenpt-which can only be known through
an untrammeed press.
Senores Rosa and Rondero have left the ministry Ba-
randa was still Secretary of State, and General Acorta
OF war. The two other portfolios were vacant on the
22d the ministers having rendered their designations
The proceedings against General Arlsa for the loss of
the battles OF the sth and 9th OF May, and the surrender
Of Matamoras have been relinquished, with view to
his employment in the defence OF the capital
VI Col Donphan's march to Saltllo, the Mexicans
OF course apprzed but as he moved south. they
vastly alarmed for the fate of Durango When they dis
covered or suspected his true intent, they breathed
much more freely that it is udicrous to read the letters
they despatched to the capital
The excuses of General Urea and his subordinaes
committed towards Mexicans themselves are loudly
complained Of while his services in harassng the Ameri-
cans cheerfully acknowledged We have all along
felt sure that the MeXicans would be the first to cry
| out against guerlas.
The order of Gen Worth's entrance into Puebla is
given with minueness His force is set down BY the
Meyicans at 1900 men, with thirteen pieces of artillery
Ell Republican, has long denunciaory article upon
the parsans OF peace" 1t is almost the first acknowl
edgment from this source OF the existence of such party
Its strength imputed to the divisions among the advo-
Gates OF war.
that OF 1924, formally adopted. Santa Anna, Her
era, and the members of Congress observe it
and tins ceremony being over they marched to the cahe
dral, where solemn lie Deum celebrated
The papers give accounts of revolutionary movements
in Oaaca 200 troops having revolted on the sh
ult, and declared against the State authorities.
We have only time to add that paper has been started
in the capital, entitled FL Razonadon which is opposed
the although it roundy denounces the conduct of
the United States