New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
MEN lCO.
Snutn Anna Recalled.

We YESTERDAY. for the first ilnr, learned from
ntlcmhn no came passenger on o." NewOrleans,
winch arrived h. r. is- sunday nlchf, H. revolution
had broken ne Wc.tcrn Coast OF Ni,o. having
Tor object the recall OF santa Aaua, again take hold
OF ii - Teln- 81 q Government.
How far the Interior the revolutionary -prt had
spread was known the nof1cnt Of our ates; al
vceerom Acapulco bus from previous 'ni'eatons AMI
inelirenc, ifom III" an''' s'd"' We cannot but sup
pos. !, Ia be- ..l mi ibrpI .u0ut TIE country
il well kn that Cen Santa Anna has been vIns
,ircr liz exile tloIl NJ Nc, CA.u gena, on The
A;.s,tic tide Of u Republic l1r pii,r ifom t",
CIV nc- u informant n - in'e :cncc hat reached
t ia tln usLo; MeNicnn TO the feelings OF hs coun
t,mon. and tn h. road sd for ueroo "a dtsrdhy'
tn a. uine the ~ powers conferred upon hini
While nwalung, by Cal iurnla steamer. AMI papers
from Atlantic confirmation and further parti ,alsrs
is ~ Clut.un, We may express our oeci mat
-nnia Anna u the only living VI ,xcar. OF whoci we
have any knowlcd-c. WHO Il quaihed IN thr e ~ dr-
cree 10 be At the head of her risr- Aud iroin even
hun grcs. del OF real good much 10 be cxP"cel
Nv oaf,dcr He always !, es,cd greater ndu nee
among liz tountTyuou. when IN power. than any oi
III .c "a. -e-,cd hav" inherent tunes rucc'c tel
Linn hut benz Ike ihr ret Of lis country men, ne -
iu selfish ard ncrccnary hs liieal career ha- oe1n
marked =, many chan 'r-'nn lay "''vaet g cue pan
Dtclr Of - sn mon. The neat P"-ir"si IN the du-t
tr,ing ~ rr poor ~ ID him reverence. POsscssch
o talent oi 60 ordinary character both CIVILIAN nni
f,LeF he -ihD. pT,enInn NJ among hi- couniryne1 "a
In " 81 leader 81 difficulty when they eek
{, HIM vhcrc~,r ~ mny Pc iuud % throw uni him
thcTan.p pts aD -audy trapping % powcr o which u
ceury frsuy ani i"feuly willing a. Invest hin
the that - threatened them has blown
over.
lis recall 10 Tie ccuu;ry this pr"-eBt time,
think. nAinly due 20 Tie emrrscn'y IN which VI 'xco
hni- ber.' Il,cei ia her la'ion- with the Uni,ei
Stairf, III the Iehlun;e &C AMI other matcrs. santa
Anna ie probiFly ti' only wlo ward oif i'm ne
dair eol-i,u b. Wen The nrtioD.. -ho't of
tusl and mm'dlhc sbonionnlent ct the grounds hith
erto occupied - Mcx.co, AMI IT rem ms to be
whether even 10 ecu long defer the manifest destiny
which hwhis les coun'ry.
W. holt or trcat,. for .urt .er Information.
Tie Picayanc Of the 9Th has received files Of
II Sx!o De. Ihne from the City OF NJ xico g. the
liTh iu.i giving t,s OF the previously received
~ t.l4st T.. hii Announced ia The T,bKae Il the Oh.
The letter of Mr.. Benton on the Tehuante
pee gu i repul sei in full in the Mexican papers,
VT. H., ,.rtt. fcuhrs tia' u throws much light
H. question and s remarkable only IN the fact that
tr.' rr; n comedies jG-iirc To N"Nieo
Tie S.cio SAYS: II is said that the Govern
il az ic~ days, present 10 TIL Gamblers the
paper "'ni,- To- thc Teulnn;cpcc propositions. There
~ ~ ATTEMPT loot 20 ulitc tn Guana;usto, Beangc
ard Garcia Conn sic.. We urdcts;hnd al. the prnpO-
s.'iou, viii e rG.hed and the President will leave
e. mgr g. q e. determination thereon
acntltma by the name o: Garcia Greni-
de- IA company win m oh"r, h4- pO!pssi % thc
Gov t. d The notnern frontier against tho
~ contgctt lie proposes To bring from "a,
Ube,i state soDc in.tructo.s or3sor.Hr1s fro ne
let iia.I at tho Indians, and "a colonle fhs
foDi.r. Tie GDyrrnT'u. 70 psy him sldHDa month
snd allow lrn trtc trad, with authority TO call out the
people to h,Ip aim.
A coal mine has been discovered ia the Val
Icy Of rucba. Tlascsa, aud a company has been
fofirc q work
Tie accounts from Sonora say hat the Count
RroufsG De BDUlhon hRd e,d .,riGst the State au
thort,s, ana wa marching Iierin I.la Tie Sig,o
'tys Sfce lsst ~ emit ruinurs have been current
tlst there had been meeting between the French Z
venture -ud the troop under Gen Banco the result
h'itc unhappy for The latter II J. also sal ths, Gen
Bier co u Il 20, ad 20 the cgl til"
The following Is a synopsis OF the revolution:
Gen |a'o'ey Commanding ih- troops Of the Govc.a.
ueui writes thai ir Tor days only an
UTAes TIC cehccr 81 u fEg lam - want supplies Tnr
bON'fLnfni h.. asked ,r-c VI tn. t,uvcrnOr of Guiana
JU'to hut IL" SRo Significantly remarks this gentle
nln hss tlr' ndy made to sacrce- Ii wa sun
pc ~ Nargucl wa az Tou1la tn , ult From Gu
GiahJtrH 10 fIsc's bad lcen received, sud the where
about OF Gen. Trays wa not ascortGnel
Tic state 90 Aguas C.llcntc> has pronounced In favor
OF the plan o. tualaGrs and several private citizen,
have continued lahcc muskts and piece OF artillery
20 the ~, OlItionis's
Tie auhontos Of OFlaba were ia treaty with the In
urgent' oi lie sste Of Vera Cruz and would probably
surrender o. them
ktolledo had left the National Bridge and marched
10 IiuAiufco ~ e~
Al Mhzailsn the two vessel. of war Guerrero anil
ke'eo vent iru~ Acapulco bloc kaie the Don hi
joined the insurgents w p'''' n"d
The NRiO Gays tie accounts from Norelia ar. verx
contIs tory No of,al are published som.
by bahsnonde ran away and that he resre.,e1 in
good ofcer after killing 3 OF the Goyernm.n, ,y,or.
who, when they went avsy fortified the ,osn I, -
him from running INTO IT,