New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
Elk Days Later from Vera Cruz aud the City
of msxico-PrObabIe Repeal of the Conns-
eating Law-Prospects Of n Peace, &c. &c.

eating Law-Prospects of n Peace, &c. &c.
By an arrival at Charleston. Ui1 Havana. advices
cave been received from the City of Mexico to the
:a Vera Cruz to the 9Th, and Havana 10 the 2sth
Oh We learn from the Sun, which was so iortu
nsh q, to receive files Of Havana papers, that the
Clergy had continued to resist the law for the
msure Of the Church property, and proposed to the
ccv.umsn, in place Of that loan of $4,000
p oa,h until Peace shall be declared 1t has already
ba nsisd that this law had created great discomfort
hftashout Mexico and that Vera Cruz and other De-
purasnts had formally protested against it. and re-
yussd Ito repeal. Among those Of the Clergy foremost
h asaouneng the measure 10 the Bishop OF nehoaesn
Abmhsdt ssp introduced into the Mexican Congress,
10 accordance with the views Of the Clergy. and was
thought would pssa Santa Anna was supposed to be
10 favor Off he had sent long letter to Congress In
which he says he Is convinced that the Connscatiou
Law bad produced general discomfort disclsins being
ne suihos 81 tho law and recommends It's modification
or repeal and the substitution Of some other Reve'
rue measure moro in consonance with the wishes of the
people
The condition Of the Army al San Luis Is represented
a uorns worse and worse Santa Anna had seized
e bars q silver belonging TO Spanish merchant of San
Luh Tor which be had given his own promise TO pay
he had asObeen obliged TO keep his own troops sve)
take iercAbe possession o; provisions and money
wherever he could ind them ana Tor winch no had not
given BIS personal guaranty -.
The Minister of War had sent 81 900 to ssnta Anna
the close Of January In reply 10 Responding letter
hom the latter W which he replies 70 the charge Oh spa
lay made against paints the horrible restitution OF his
ces reteraos his and their proetatons OF yaor and
psom and declares his readiness to retire 10 private
be 10 again into foreign exile II Congress think best
tAey wish him 10 remain. at the head OF the army,
Asy kncy his Arm resolution. which IT, 10 meet the en-
envy na TO win impcrishable glory for his country by
death Or victory H0 ndds that no about to meet ne
sse,y The capture OF the American detachments hnd
fonsed some enthusiasm. The letter was dated 2oth
ispssy the day before the proclamation announcing his
departure for ssao. which has already been published
here
Active preparasons for defence were making at Vera
Cruz 40 late a. the nth The national bridge and point
Ccuhute are receiving formidable additions to ther
strength An act passed the STATE Legislature confer
nng al necessary power upon the Governor IN iorny
ing the city We remark. however, that the rumored
evacuation Of Vera Cruz announced al Iampioo may
have founded upon orders issued since the 1th ut
'asso Santa Anna has entered upon MS duties rs tempo
nary Governor of Tobasco Gen. Rejon. the new Secre-
aFy Of Foreign Affairs Y favoraby spoken OF lie Is
% b tie principal manager OF negotiations with the
tnisd Sts,es There were at Anton Lizardo one L. 5.
tgse three brgs two small steamers, hve plot boats
coz steam frigaie and one trading brig
Isle Verde L. = corvette which on the 1th got
under way and stood southwark Al Sacnhcios, two
French frgates two French brgs. and one English org
he spanish brig Sersphne. al Havana, ran the block.
edo Il Vera Cruz both In and out being accompanied
out By two other vessels which also escaped from the
vniied States Squadron The blockade "a yioisedroal'
y. TAe English schooner Lee arrived at Havana YIN
February ak DAYS from BaIe Honduras, with s2l oOO
hspeeie News OF the British Nail steamer Tweed bad
reached Havana We have rumor from Havana that
ssata Anna during hostites to be declared Pro
eeo' q Aaioaa Librw." with iull power TO ofins mo
va 10 speedy termination-but Il Is only rumor.
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