The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-23

py tue sehooher American, arrived al New Orleans
he ION INST the Louisiana Courier has received papers
from he cry OF Mexico TO the I'd instant The intel
lgence they contain without being important is yet
some interest.
Yesterday evening (says the Tat d Uaion of the "a
inslan The roaring OF artillery and muskery announced
me ADVENT OF some grea, OCCASION The fact is that
had Just been learned, by OF leegraphic des-
patch, That General Santa Anna had arrived Vera
Cruz by the English packet Although the event had
been momen.ly expected BY everybody yet il did fail
words OF The General are anxiousy awaited, In order TO
discover ID them some indication OF the line OF policy
which he purposes adopting. We shall doubtless oIien
have 10 occupy ourselves with this subject and all lind
IN u abundant matter Tor our Journal
The chiei affair OF the week before, be il understood
The ohcai announcement of the arrival OF Santa Anla
had been ieceveds the arrest and Of M
Falconnat. Oa Tuesday last, order OF Judge
Buehei, and in consequence Of criminal prosecution
entered against him ny a large number OF deputies M
Faconnet was seized and lodged at the deputac0n Ii
was said that he 10 have been liberated yesterday
but we do no, know whether was actually done
The Sigio, VIII be seen. has committed sort OF in
discretion, and what is yet Of more consequence, the
UnveIsal has eagerly seized on The lndiscreion and
stamped with Us appreciation Yesterday" says the
paier hrst named report was current that the ex-
President (AIisla) inclined to leave The republic
We think that unit, light shall have been thrown
on the transactions relative 10 the expectation OF the $2,-
500 900, General Arsa ought not to be permitted 10 leave
the country" Let ii be we'll understood that do not
apprehend the hidden OF the Styles language, but
must have some hidden meaning, for il has extracted
from M Guteuez,h secretary OF the ex-Presidert an
answer which is not without significance M. Gutierrez
has replied that far from being disposed TO leave the
public many persons have counseed him 10 do, Gen.
Asla The CONTRARY is resolved to remain quietly IN
his present rerea in order that his future conduct may
appreciated by all those who wish it, and in order
reply, il he should be permitted any accusations which
may be legally made against him, in reference the ad
mnlsTative acts tor which he is responsible. 4
The commandanl, Casanova, has returned TO Tampico,
where he landed the 3D. o March, and resumed the
eommandance general 1t is TO be remarked that M.
Casanova left Tampico the installation OF the gov
ernor Ramon Pre,o, and ha, he returned at the very
moment when M Plieo fell from the gubernaorial
chair. Chasstz-croisez. 1aeE 8EH.
On the 9th ull an engagement took place at Ocama-
ella (Chispas between the forces OF the governor NAL
donado and the insurgents who refused 10 recognise his
authority The governor succeeded in putting them down,
but there killed and wounded both sides,
Tie insurgents had already commenced The page OF the
city, when the victory OF M. Maidonado put an end to
their plunderng
On The 10Th another movement Of the same kind broke
out al San Crsova but with better success Here il
sIeported there were eight killed and great number
wounded
On the 7th the Territory of Lower California, all a,
once pronounced for the plan OF Jasco and for The tariff
OF Ayalos The port OF San Jose del Cabo was opened
10 tue coasing trade and M Rafael Espnosa was con.
hrmed in his functions OF political Chief. IA. ua
FROM TAMpIco--sANTA ANsAs POLICY.
By the schooner J Trueman, Capt. Aekerly, we have
received Ei Eco del Comerco to the 9th instant, from
which we elranslate The following items;
In an editorial article. headed " Wishes of General
Santa Anna" the Eco says:
"A letter has bssn received here from Gen. Santa Anna,
from which we learn what are his desires in regard To
the system TO be adopted in political affairs
He recommends the preservation Of order, IA prnci-
pal requisite 10 The formation OF ysem in accordance
with and possible under the necessities OF the country ,
he requires also that the people OF the Stale shall have
unlimited confidence N the desire which anima,es him 10
work out the happiness OF the nation, whose cali he
has hesaled leave the tranquility OF his retirement
to enter again upon The bitter path OF public life. He
charges us that shall unite for the purpose OF saving
the nation that need launch into coajsclures
regard 10 The system which should rule US they will
only obstacles TO the general welfare and, ashy
he directs watch and peIsecue the traitor Carvaa"
On the 4h The garrison OF Tanpeo gave ball 10 cec-
brse the ARRIVAL OF Sauia Anna.
A violent norher on the night Of the 81 drove ashore
The Spanish schooner Mercedes and a French and an
English vessel-all three were IN the harbor II was
thought they would be got oil without receiving much
damage
The Eco the signing OF the treaty relative 10
the neutrality OF the lsthmus of Tehuanlepec but con.
tsns no later news from Mexico than what we have
already received by way OF Vera Cruz.