The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17

Mr.. JsvrrRsoN DAVIS thought there va'ue IN
tbs amendment IL did net alter ire facts In the
to r..irn to mi" SOdy hut 10 TIE soDont,rr Dover
The Senate had nothiug to do In that matter.
Mr. DousL.ss cited several recent Gases in which
sDstiops has ben made TO- and received ~ and .os
The anne ndmept Of MIR Douglass, proposing to In.
form he Governor Of Illinois Of the rssg aasion Of
G.p. shield wss rejected to 80 as foliow,
YEAs.Hs ca:s Chase pcusss Do sns Et:sssf,ss F''e
as s,.ssay bass
:s' Greer. fs:si. bs.,sr s.r:a". r. IiS:s Z, On
Mr. wEtsrrn.--Questson the resolution.
And the RESOLUTION Of the committee, ~ amended
motion Of Ar. Calhoun, was pire adopted, - J.
F.sed That tho eleecn Of James shislds Senator
mixed :.sts h tern ofvsars required = ausfhoason 70
MIR WEBSTER i move that copy Of this resolution
certified BY the Secretary, to the Executive Of the
Ststs Of illinois.
Mr. Foo1E declared, that he should not join in aoy
further proceestogs on the subject.
Mr. BADGEa Il move that the Senate sdjourn.
Mr. JlrEns.or DAv"--oh no Let Us 60 into
Mr. wrnsrr "a moved that the Senate 70 into Elk.
closed th.r DOORS to act ON certain nominations sent
in for confirmation by the PRECEDENT Of the Unite
States. N
Affairs IN sasx,cO.
From the New Orleaas Crescent, Msroh01
We have received our files OF Mexican paper to
the 10th ult. We find by these papers that there
is very seneral impression pervading the public
mind that Santa Anna entertains aesga Of return
ing 10 the republic. A yrOwNWctGmeHt0 IN his favor
had been made by one Of the officers OF Basta.
me nte's army, which threatens e. assume q f0rml-
dable character. e. Monitor Of February Sd, thus
spe AXIS Of The Santanlsta movement, in an article
FADED "Alert"-"Ths tyrant-the vanqu.shed IN
all his encounters with the Americans, Gen SAM
ia Anna, has determined to return 10 the republic
Be on the alert, then. MexIcansi die before per.
uniting this fatal msn-this cause OF all our mis-
fortunes and our humlliations before the enemy to
govern us. To his vanity. and inability alone,
Scott owes all his triumphs."
On the 10th OF January, revolution, headed by
Dsz Norisga. broke out in the State ct yallsco;
but II was discovered IN time, and by the vigilance
OF the Governor and Commandsnt General, it was
soon suppressed. The rebellion of Temascalte-
pee has also lost its alarming character, and its
leader, Estevan Leon, returned to his allegiance.
On the 25th of January, the Congress of the
State of Jalisco closed its session.
Pttilons against the federation Of religious sects
continue to come IN. One was received from a
number OF the ladies Of Oajaca.
Official news from the army operating against
the Indiana OF the Sierra had been received bring.
Ing intelligence that ON the 18th OF January, Gen.
UIaea had an encounter with the Insurgents, in
which he completely routed them--klIling and
wounding number. and capturing a quantity Of
provisions. The Indians of Durango continue
ished. e a.a e,
pular. The government receives many petitions
praying for lts abolition.
Sr. Antonio del Rio, man we'll known in Mexi-
CO for bic liberal opinions, died lately.
describes the gold fever a. raging to - great an
extent at that place, and the emigration produced
by It so great, that the populations OF the town has
been very much diminished. On the 18th of January
NJ popr< Av~~A NAvv
Mazatlan. on his way to California, where he is to
establish mint for Loining the vast amount Of
gold which is daily extracted from the earth.
In the Chamber Of Deputies, On the 9th of Janu-
suIy Department to lay before Congress copies Of
the Instructions given to the Mexican Minister at
Washington. relative to negotiating the $S00,0Oo
loan.
We have referred above to the Santanlsta move
ments which are gong on throughout the country.
FL Monitor, OF February 9th, contains the follow.
ing letter from the distRguIshed General, directed
to Col. Saurez navarro
My Esteemed Frsnd:-Whsn will my enemies cease
to caumniate and insult me! Are they DOT sstisasd
1874. and With seeing me on foreign soil at such
distance! How 90 offend them! What do they wish
to impose upon me! Alb how much misery and dshonor
IL tho lot Of our county! have that, for want Of
pre'exts to assail me- they invent oaump and
assert that Invented the exped. of procor ng the
cured
The despatch Of which there has been much said,
came BY the diligence route and contained only toe
accstaton OF that good lawyer, and intsrfersd in
the affair emily ON account OF the respect owe to the
reprsse NATIVES Of the nation. When rehusosn was
eurprirs d by the Americans with the view Of cap.
tuIirg me, I was forced to wander the country
with NJ poor family almost mp to the moment OF ny
en- bar kston. 10 this rsrervsd tho Ia
formation for time Of tranquility, and that brought
with me the documents relating to IT, as was natural
w'hed to send the information by this packet bat
II was impossible. Such 10 the cunning Of Gsmboa,
that 1t has bean necessary to write history Bv the
next PACKET then you shs have It, together with the
celebrated despatch.
Yeu are at liberty to publish what may and have
Written In defence Of justice and my honor
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.