New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03
LATER FROM MEXICO.
News by the Great Western-sania Anna abonf
TO Leave-Peace Prospects Opposition 10
the Mexican Government.

News by the Great Western-sania Anna abouf
10 Leave-Peace Prospects Opposition TO
the Mexican Governments.
The New. Orleans papers OF the oath ult contain
later intelligence from Mexico, by the Great w est
ern, which touched at Cat Island the day previous
We copy the following summary from the Delta
The Great Western left Vera Cruz on the 18TH March
From passenger learn that just before she et era
Cruz il was re ported that would avail him
self Of the ppotunity afforded him Of going TO Havana
RE. OF bs arrival Vera Cruz Twiggs and suite
came board the Great Western on saturday as ne
stated of paying his respects to Gen saota
Anna before his departure from the country The senior
Office Of the ffsste Cumberland also PAID the ofea
the OF the Great Western believed that Santa
aboard but the officers assured them he was not
There several moustschioed mihtary-iooAins me1
private letter from highly reliable source informs
US that Gen Tigss received on 18th March an express
from Col Hug hes a. Jaapa lnqubs o. tns
General would allow Gen santa Anna 10 pass out OF
the country The reply Of Gen Twsgs was that al OF
snv Mericau Generals presenting themselves would be
allowed free passage out OF the courtry In
OF thi. reply the opds Of Gen Santa Anna we're hourly
The Court Of Inquiry Gers Scott and Pillog, after
besns all the witnesses in Mexico has determined 10
adjourn its sittings TO the United States
The large from the City of Mexico, with great
many Officer. ard returning 10 the nited States 10
! expected at Vera Cruz on the 10th Of March
Col Zspobis the great guerrilla chief, who mas com
msnded sll the suer,leros 10 the vicinity OF Neraoiol
word TO Gen. Twiss' thst he would observe me
,rmistce snd abstain from any hostility against the
/ United Ststes as long ss IL lasted.
IL very current report among the mexleans 10
Vera CIps thu. revolution sganst the Government OF
Y.n.y had BROKEN out in western state either
10 Jasco or o-resro aud that the insurgents had de
csred In Of Auns and against peace With the
United stass We consider this probable the lac &C
counts had from Gosdssj-rs referred 70 10 the fha
Tuesday showed the existence Of an extensive feeD
Of dssaecton IN that section Ii vas also stated tha
Saots Anna had proceeded westward bat We thinx TN
doubtful Col Hushes would esrainy not put b. mse
ths trouble Of sensing express from JAsps to VeTs
Cruz TO ascertain n Cen Twisgs would allow santa AIMS
TO pas. DOT Of III. country the latter had opened
| com nuulcat with view Of obtaining his passport
The " o. Commercial nmG has the following 10 its cor
| respondence;
Mr. Doyle the British Charge here. has emphsiieallJ
stated public that be has not the smallest doubt but
that the tresty will be rsfec BY the Mexican Congress
Ia less than two weeks after it, arrival from Wsshng
Ii s said that 0oo have bs-n advanced BY csfair
capitalist In this city, the Msxcsn Congress, for ths
porpose OF bringing that body togeher and carrying ou
the objects Of Commisi0osr Mr. Inst has tAssn ~
his qoafrs In ths house of certain Mr.. ADD VIII
has The control Of mons 10 both hsmspbsrss This u
cay the least looks ouaous 81 pssee thar ythn
| have Yet ssen or heard Of