The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-18


Of Guaymas, San Bias, and Acapulco: new decara
ton OF blockade has been prepared which will be rigid
enforced what part OF the co,st is included in It,
on San jose"
WHERE IS SANTA ANNA
The Vera Cruz Genius Of Liberty, from which We
make an extract this evening" gives particulars of
the desolation Of Santa Annals fortunes We
~ who has filed much space in the eyes Of the
own counrymsn, without feeling soms sympathy, even
for Santa Anna The Vera Cruz speaks ola heavy
four men to bear it. and therefore supposed to be Oiled
with his treasures but We suspect letter from dis
tinguished officer which is now before us gives more
correct account Of his condition This letter bears date
at Vera Crnz, Sd November =
g" have heard from reliable sources that Santa Anna
fugitive and in danger Of his life He had fed after
the dispersion Of his troops Pueba by Gen Lane,
to Tehuacan, town situated on the route through
oaxaca to Gustemsla and it supposed that his OBJ
But the people OF Tehuacan would not allow him and
his renue money or subsistence, and is said refused
them water that being without money he sold his
rage for 5000 and proceeded with his wife about
forty followers to 0rizsba, where he is and
A letter has been received In Washington from an
officer in Vera Crus, dated November 3, from which
the following Is extract
As it may be interesting to know the whereabouts Of
General Santa Anna who appears so often in different
places, and under different circumstances have the
honor to inform you that friend Of mine received let
ter Yesterday from the brother-naw of Santa Anna,
dated Orzaba the lat inst stating that this unfortu
nate man las he calls him) was there's that he in
much Distress and his life in danger; that he had part
ed with his last dollar had sold bis carriage and every
thing TO satisfy the escort that with him There
SEINE talk about his being placed under the protection
OF our troops at some retired place. until things got
more oalm
Padre Jarauta whose guerilla force consist mostly of
Spaniards has had severe fight with Colonel Zenooia
who commands the Mexican gueras In this neighbor-
hood. 1t appears that two Of trade cond not agree
The Padre beat and as learn, drove the Colonel but
the Padre was wounded and as there was A doctor
went out yesterday no doubt to attend him. Colonel
Wilson sent Immediately out company and think
they will find him and some Of his followers
Troops fast coming in, and am in hopes before
the country Is altogether taken these people will awake
from their lethargy, and find among them set of men
with moral courage enough to propose peace on such
terms as will yet leave them name among the nation,
Of the earth, although they do not deserve it.
am in hopes-n fact 1t Is to be donethe roads are
at once to be opened when fresh mporatons from Eu
rope will augment our revenue. Some European oargees
are now expected"
INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.
A Phladelphau, writing hons mentions Gen. Quit
man In the highest terms of praise The following ex
tracts from the communication are taken from the In
guirer :-
This battle at the Garta was the hottest point Of the
whole war It lasted from until dark Of the l3th OF
September A few hundred Of III consregated around
the gate which gave entrance to the city We had
one field piece there taken from the enemy when
drove them from the gates to their citadel In using
that field piece entirely without protection,
and we're exposed to the res Of the citadel Zone Of the