The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-04
the N. o. Delta, April %.
Later from mexioo.--santa Anna.-His Me-
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we have received numbers Of Vera Cruz papers OF the
2lst and 22d instant
Santa Anna arrived at Pueba on the 9Th instant He
was received splenddly the building occupied by the
mercantile court OF that city, where be visited,
ana ne received the congratulations OF the authorities and
lisungu lshed persons. Al o'clock there was grand
illumination, sky rockets, and music On the l4h he at.
tended grand banquet, and afterwards grand ball,
Nyen IN The building OF the old custom house On the
loh he elt on his way 10 the capital. The night
he remained al buena Vista, and II Aought on the
10Th ne would reach the villa OF Guadalupe, where
grand reception was awaiting him Here he WAS 10 re-
main Two days 10 hold consultation the state OF the
county, IN order 10 enter the capital about the 18TH
IL was sad that on the 10Th General Lombardin was
gong TO Guadalupe with Two OF the ministry and con,.
mee to congratulate The President elect and present him
with the decoration OF captain. general.
Inc fumor has been denied that section OF Mexican
troops IN chihuahua had been routed by those which
came from New Mexico TO possession OF that State.
which The governor of New Mexico wished TO annex 10
the United States.
Sr. Vivo has been appointed minister plenipoen,ary
iron the republic OF Mexico 10 the court OF her Catholic
Majesty,
The Monitor says that statue is about to be erected
IN Iacubaya IN honor OF General Santa Anna.
The papers OF the capital have published letter IRON
ST. Esparza TO the agent OF the Mexican bond holders in
relation to the two and half millions IRON which II APP
pears that Esparza had hand in the illegal transaction
in connexon herewith and ii any were had, II was
without his knowledge.
appears that the government presented It's claims to
Chihuahua; and Judge Conklng declared that his gov
dsapproved OF the conduct OF the governor OF
New Mexico having ordered the withdrawal OF the
troops which occupied the Mexican territory
S L1mbardni having offered SAINT, Anna the title OF
captain general the latter declined The honor, saying that
the people had already repaid him overmuch for what
ever service he may nave rendered his country.
Santa Anna arrived at Guadalupe on the 10Th, and was
enthusiastically received.
On the slh instant General Woll took charge OF the
command as general Of the State of Tamaupas, and adj
dressed proclamation to the people, and one TO the sol
des calling them to support him IN the discharge OF
the duties OF the Office with which the government had
honored him.
FURTHER FROM MExlco-Loss OF THE ALBATRoss, S.
The steamship Texas. Captain Law less, arrived IRON
Vera Cruz Yesterday making the run from vera Cruz 70
this city in sxtysix hoursthe quickest ume on record
The passage OF The Texas from New Orleans to Vera
Cruz was made in seventy hours.
On Monday evening, at four o'clock, despatch ar
rived Vera Cruz, 10 the agent Mr. Markoe, advising
him that the steamship Albatross had gone ashore The
preceding night the Cabezas reel ten miles IRON the
shore, and about twenty miles from me cy that SIX
and in great distress from the impossibiy OF get
ting away.
the steamship Texas got up steam and proceeded to the
OF the disaster hoping 10 be able 10 save Inc Ves
of the passengers, and perhaps the ships put on arrival
there found the passengers and crew had all lett and the
ship had slid off The reef where she had first struck and
was nearly out OF sight
The captain OF the port, together with two pilots and
cus,om-house officers, proceeded in the Texas, in order
that should any necessity arise, he might be able 10 act
in his official capacity. Alter being absent the greater
par, of the day, the Texas returned without having had
opportunity OF rendering any service
The people of Vera Cruz are highly pleased with the
establishment of this line Of mail steamers, and with
the beautiful pioneer OF the line-the Texas.
Captain Lawlsss in card published IN The Eco de-
Comerto OF the 10Th instant, invited the officials and
inhabitants OF the city to visit his ship, which invitation
accepted by very many, and all returned delighted
with her.
Messrs Harris g. Morgan sent down special agent
in The Texas order make the necessary mail
engagements, and he called all the principal merchants
expressed their Willingness and desire TO do every
Thing IN their power 10 make The line successful
Santa Anna arrived in the city OF Mexico on Sunday
morning, the 7h instant amidst The IeJoclngs OF the
inhabitants, who testified by their manner the great Joy
they experienced al his return. The whole city was
brilliantly illuminated at night and amidst the booming
OF cannon and firing Of rockets their new chief resumed
his power.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Through Willard B. Farwel, esq, of the San Fran
cisco Wing and Advertiser and bearer OF dispatches
from the United States legation at Mexico we learn
that an express arrived in the city of Mexico the sh
of April bringing the of the occupation OF the
Mescsda valley, in Chihuahua, by the governor of New
Mexico
The announcement caused very considerable excte-
mept and general determination expressed TO drive
the American forces from The disputed Territory al the
point OF the bayonet.
An armed force ordered to proceed al 10 the
scene OF action reinforce the OF Chihuahua
and 10 assist expslng General Lane and his troops
delegation OF the proper autnontes waited upon
Judge Conklng the 9th instant, and entered their
protest IN the OF the government against the pro-
ceedings