New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
MEXICO.


TIE details Of the news from Mexico, parity
,ips,ed BY telegraph. are given in full By the NeT
Orleans papers. The ds,es franz Mexico OHy
Feb 80 Tampico I'D and vers Cruz 2S:h.
N seems to be a settled point thst Santa Ans WI %
ele,t President The districts Of Qaere,aro Ncuo4
can. Osjaca, Tsmsuhpss, and Vera Cruz had yotea N
~ fsvor San Luis also said to have yod iOt AM
TIE Trsi; UaoR thinks that Santa Ans VIII DC ee''e'
JsIsps had joined Vera Cruz to ask that Santa Ana De
in vtsd BY committee, % resun as 50 % pozsaD's
the RePubie Vera Cruz spPotea i 20 T, 70
20 and look for the General santa Ana was sxpec'ed
dsiiy. La
cis,es be would Join the liberal party.
p,sncsrte reached Morelia the 6fh, with division
.,rrosed of 500 foot and - pieces Of artillery "
Nm. reported that several inhabitants had been incsfc
rs,,d in Morela for political causes Al amount OF
e. 20 vss raised by subscription in Morelia 20 sii me
G,rererneut in Ia nnanc enb arrassmens.
Yucstsn bad joined the Jshsco pian. baroaehano
was reelected Governor
Gen We'll had been called 70 Mexico, wnere ne was
expected daily.
Esnsles "a AZ Mexico Cardenss il prisoner at Vers
Cruz and Avslos has ust been driven from hltamoros
The house which is intended Tor santa Anas rest
dences already secured and being iarasaea 10 receive
him.
Puebla is In state Of excitement owing 10 the oppo
stiou shown there against anything but tue exact ap1L
c.tion OF the Jssco plan T1e OF tl9 os,
idency did not with the appreciation OF fs nnabi,-
ante and rumors of discomfort and turmoil were rife.
The Government OF the State Of Mexico is ais among
thoee who refuse to indoe the present state OF things
The Governor Luis Mairid declared, in correspon-
dence addressed the 10th ult 10 the Miaser OF For
esn Affairs that he would not admit the Convention OF
the 9Th. He does not support Santa Ana
The civil still raging in several quarters In
sinalea, Vsdes was preparing to advance TO Cuhacan
and drive out Vega By decree OF the 2,th January,
he ordered the ports Of Albata and Nsvschsta TO De
blocksded.
Mstanoros has adhered to the resolution with the
other parts of Tamanlpss.
II was said that Carvsjal has sworn to avengc the
murder of Ruino Rodriguez which caused such sen.
satop In Msamoros 1t rumored that arvajal had
routed 100 meu under Cruz, and taken two pieces OF
artillery from them
ignacio MARITIME lie elected Governor Of Oajsca.
General Uraga addressed a circular, the 10th uls,
10 the states showing what he has done toput end
the civil war.
Gen. Bustamente. whose death we mentioned some
time since directed in his will that his heart should be
from his body and deposited beside the ashes of
Don Aucustin Iturbide which had been done with the
consent of the relations OF the latter.
On the 10th ut, the officers OF the Government ant
of the garrison met in unta 10 examine the plan OF
Arroyo sarco Taking into consideration that il had
not been recommended by President Csballos
adopted by Puebla Vera Cruz they pronounce
infamous cheat and the parties TO political money
changers" They declare that they are tired Of the
present OF things which is rapidly dsOlviny
cety and that they will adhere 10 any plan similar to
that Of GuadalsiaTa.
The Comncio has the following graphic description of
the state Of things in Mexico:
"A small number of satraps who wish for rule quar-
reng for the power and each desires mon0poEe the
dominion eight millions Of people, binding them
their capoes and private interests We say frankly this
horde OF obbers looking suy TO their profit and
ssgrandizemen labor only obtain for their own
Ubiquitous plans and on the ruins OF the nation will mock
our imbecity and want OF energy
The same paper copies the following from the Ircn
dUhion, OF the City of Mexico:
"Tbe movement in favor of General Santa Ana has
extended widely. We said short time that the al
vent of Gen Uraga 10 power appeared inevitable but
either from honesty policy he docs not desr the Press
dency wien he holds his grasp The chances OF
Santa Ana have now doubled.
"Gen. UraSa himself has written TO him by the last
packet induce him the Republic in accord
with of the plan of Guadasars and
hin that he will be constituonay elected act far pref
eIabe TO his being foreibly imposed upon the country