The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-28
Further Of Mexican AHairS. Late fr0na the Cir nf Maxica


 The schooner Oregon, Capt. Whitney, arrived a, an early hour "Wednesday from Tampieo, whence she sailed on the 2d inst She brought over t,xen ty-two discharged soldiers of the Baltimore Rat talion; tie remainder had sailed on the schooner Morris and other vessels for this port The stesm ships Fanny and Mary Kingslahd had gone on to Tam?ico.
 The report Of Santa Annas resignation had reach ed FampicO. bat we still uncertain if it has been accepted by Congress. The feelings of the people are iaaniiestiy much enbittered against him.
 FIom Iampico we have no local news of any n- terest.
 By the arrival of Inc Oregon we are placed i,, possession ot papers from the city of Mexico 10 the 22d of May. The latest paPets previously receiy- ed were to the 18th. Although these papers are pot 50 iaie as some extracts from lettsr we have already given. they contain Interesting news And first of the Presidential election. @ z-== The election, be 1t borne ia mind, occurred on the l5tli ut, and the returns slowly coming in We now learn that the states of San Luis po,oai and Gaanajaato voted each for Angel Trias. the former Governor of Chihuahaa.
 :. The State of Vera Cruz voted for Gen. Herrera. so too ttd Michoacan he receiving eight votes and Santa Anna two.
 Thus, then, stands the result, so far as we have any certain knowledge. Angel TFias has received the votes ei the States of Mexico San Luis Potosi and Gunaaajaato. Gen. Herrera has the votes of QueFetaro, Vera Cruz and Michoaean Senar
 
 think looks fagoFahtc for Gen. tfcrre.a. -whe ;. mnch better kpewn at home and abroad than Anaei Irias. Gen, Siinsa Anna, 70 tar as Ae papers h. form US, has not been a candidate, save ia Mich oaeas.
 The Legislature of the great Slate of Ja,iseo de. clared by vote of Ii to P hat the decree of Con gress or'iering the election was unconstitutional and they refused 10 go on with it. This is regar- ded as step towards revolution and the ultimate independence of this State. s
 We have santa Anna's address published on the 2eth ut but Il is too long te give this morning One of bis first acts upon resumiDg power was to annul the law restricting the freedom of ,ie press His administration aims to consult the public sen tlments0 says ihe Miaisicl ne W sescript--lshieb can only be known through an un.fanlnesied press. SeDors Rosa and koniero have ieft the ministry Bafanda still Secretary of State and General Aieorta of War. The two other poTtfsiios were vacant on the 22d, the Ministers having rendered their resigaatiofs. e.s
 The proceedings against Gen. Arista for the loss Of the battles of the sth and 9th cf May, and she surrender Of Matamoros. have been felinqnisi ed. with view to his employment in the dsfeGcs of the capital
 or Col Doniphans march to Saltillo inc Mexi- cans are of ecarse appf'sed. but he moved south they were vastly aiariaea iaf the tate of Durango When they discovered or s1speetad his true in;enf they brsaihed much freely, that i. is IIdi- eroas to read the letters fs'ey despatched to the capital.
 The exeesses of Gea. Urea sRd his snboTdisates, eosnssisted towards Mexcsps themselves. are load ly complained of, while has services in harrassng the Amerieans are eheeFssiiy acknowledged. We have all along felt that the Mexlcans would be the first to cry out against glersillas.
 Ths order of GeR. Worth's entrance Into Puebla is given with mifuteaess. His force s set down by the Mexieans at s3so men. with thatsen pieces Of artillery.
 E RepAblicaao has long denunclatory article uron the .Pnlisans q Peace ' Ii is almost the