New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
MEXICO
santa Anna--iIis Ministers and Measure.

santa Anna--ilfS Ministers and MeaSures.
Prom The New-oTleans Piesyune septlA
From q gentleman who passenger on the -,e.v.,
Texas from Vera Cruz and who has excellent sources a.
formation concerning the real state o; political saSs.
Mexico we learn number OF Interesting facts the .aA
Jet which confirm What published some weeks ssr.
These views do not appear in the Mexican papers an IN
good the law of the press IS more severe IN Nero.
than France and the editor woud be unlGcky who hss
dare TO expose the real weakness of Santa Annss po;
fabric
Il would appear that the intelligent portion Of the poUu
laton OF Mexico have to the conclusion that SANTA
Annas Government inaugurased with such splendid and
dazzling promises for Mexican greatness and power sao
tai failure. The vital energy is wanting The nschns
works on but is merely the refuse or stream As
still gives motion The liberal OF the country sns
for once oppose the Napoleon of the West openly
some cOverdy thwartng him far possible IN every
scheme-ycnurng to ne brink of the procipe ba; no, %
far as to slip in Nothing but the union OF all parties could
save the country and it from It's pnsentdeph deg
radiation and this union l. entirely wanting.
Conspracies abound, and every man OF more or les
note though, 10 be implicated in them Santa Anaas
evidently on the watch for such attempts and meets them
by DEGREES Of Punishment to the Interior complete exile
few DAYS before our informant ei the City of Mexico
universal sensation Occasoned there in consequence Of
several prominent persons being brought under hes in
struments Of governmental authority. Among them
Robes formerly Minister of War Haro Tsmaris. who
few weeks weeks since Santa Annas Minister Of the
Treasury Muncs Lcrdo and Luis dc Ia Rosa late Mexican
Minister at Washington City Robes bsnshed to the
Interior: Tamariz was treated in the manners
Rosa ordered 10 start from the city in forty eight
hours and Lerdo sent of IN another direction
A. soon the spread through the city, every maa
of any note supposed his turn was next 81 come
Rosa III in bed when he received the order for his Do
parure lie Advertised his house and furniture 20 BE- sold
Tho raxtI he nfh
raiions for their departure
In the meanwhile their friends excrted themselves
obtain respite of their sentence Tamariz called In per
son on Santa Anna aud tho latter the story goes told
his whom Minister that he would just soon shoot
"hpr0 who wore coat as one who wore blanket The
pro IL Of the lowest class OF Mexcans and can wei be
imagined how crushing an insult the President remark
was 20 the ex Minister.
AMER graai deal OF naneuverng and the bringing q
oil kinds Of influence 20 bear Santa Anna he finally con
scented 60 withhold his DEGREES for the present
This affair had scarce blown over ere more formidable
conspiracy announced to have been discovered hav
ing rami aons all over the Republic and counting any
number of persons among It's members. Furlong. the
present Governor Of Pueba and Mugica. the late Gov
crn0r arrested being concerned In the plot and
we're artaincd before military tribunal The Ftseai dc
sired proceed capaly and the general impression was
that they would be executed The report also that
these not the chiefs Of the conspiracy but that the
Leaders would soon be discovered.
The Popes Nunco endeavor,d to save Furlong and Nh
gca He waited Santa Anna hut the latter would not
the prelae, sending him word that ne was SICK Inc
difficulty finally Overcome possibly through the inter
venion of Madam Santa Anna who had been few weeks
preyou on her return the CITY Of Mexico the guest o.
Mugica NJ Pucba The prisoners sent % Vers
Cruz and Il was thought would be banished from me
country. -.
From what our informant told the whole OF Mexico
is one vast nest OF consprators The chiefs are not Yet
nown nor does probable they will be- az least for
some time Tho GOvorument employees, ~ far a.
they dare do IT, are counting the opposition and giving
Themselves the airs Of Liberals significant fact which
Santa Anna is sad 20 be wen aware Of He howeveraP
pears TO rely for his supremacy the fact that the oppo
ton is made up principally OF lawyers, who have mons
among them bold enough TO proclaim himself their loader
and take decisive steps against the Government hs@
gaciy il evident in this ~ he well knows that the arne
quite oyercomos the foga IN the estimation Of the mas Of
the Mexican people and the soldier certain OF their
However oar informant states that tho army Of $4,000
which Santa Anna has under is not 10 be depended
on By him day That Il the most startling fact Of AL
that j. 10 be placed 10 bis disadvantage IN glance Mt his
probable future Certainly. should think, II any pof
ton Of the Mexican population be devoted TO Santa Aan
Il is the soldery Under him they are all powerful onth
would that they only wait The advent OF new
chief desert their standards That would Of course b.
his ruin az once Yet he does not 10 apprehsni any
danger worth fearing This may be accounted for BY tho
stat nont Of our informant that Santa Anna has lost near
" ell his former energy that be i lazy and careless and
leaves the direction OF bis afair- TO his hnist.s They
are looked upon by the Mexcsns sot Of old women
Tornel The Min-er Of War IL the most influential mem
Der Of the Cabinet but his mind filed with the cobwebs
Of the ast century The public business too Is shame
fully neglected in all the departments. and although the
country is peace IL does not progress much IN that
could 6e called proQress NJ under the previous Admins
treton II may be part Of Santa Annas cunning policy
to allow the people to think that his Ministers to baras
for any wrongs cvik existing under his Government
When occasion offered he could again suddenly appear in
that part he knows we'll and which tells strongly in
Mexco-the Savior OF his Country drive away the
Ministers and of ofoehoders and make himself still
more despOtio than he Ia.
Tho President Il would seem has suddenly changed his
daily habits Ito rises about noon and breakfasts at l. r.
N Before rising he reads his newspapers and letters,
which to the number Of about hundred day an
swered puncualy Ministers arrive after o, hs pa
lace at Taeubays and cabinet council Is held which
tends late into the evening lie takes exercise
and does walk in his garden. account Of the
number Of persons who waiting and watching 10 sec
around him crowds Thus excluding his friends and for
bidding the press to speak, he Is shut out from all nonna
ton concerning public opinion aud public business except
such r. his Ministers choose 70 give him.
Santa Anna getting lazy and careless, and allowing
others 10 manage for him Ia indeed strange spectacle
We half inclined 10 believe the cunning old spider u
lying thus quietly in his den the better 10 eoncoct his
Isns lu hs into false confidence and sstoand them
BIZ some sudden blow quick and fatal thunder
bolt However. the veteran Richmond editor was ae-
custOmed IN bic wisdom 20 say, nous rerroEs.
The stagnaton II trade In Mexico and universal com
psot Of bard times due mostly 10 the reestabsh
ment Of the slcabalas-the tax imposed all articles
brought from the country 10 be sold in the cities This Of
course Injuries agricultural and manufacturing industry,
and eTeetes discomfort among all glasses.
EAyAL-The T. 8. steamship Princeton CommOd0re
Skubrck, and Fulton Commander Watson arrived q
Portsmouth the 18th inst from the fishing grounds
lae \ sioresblp Caprice sailed from Shanghai JaAs
"A, for japan
from Philadelphia for japan, sailed from singapore JAY
u, flr China
The l. y brig Perry Commander r. s. Page, and slOcp-
Of war Marion, were at Madeira Aug ls-al well IN
tended whiting the Canary laBds and expected TO be a.
Port Praye about the let October.
The L. 5. steamer Water Witch, Lieut.. Page, from