The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

TIE COUP D. ETAT OF PRESIDENT cEvALLos-srArE
or THE RYPUBLIc-TnE PLAN OF GUADALAJARA-
rHx ICY OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT.

TIE COUP D, ErAT OF PRESIDENT CEvALLos-srArE
or THE RYPUBLIc-TnE PLAN OF GUADALAJARA-
THE POLICY OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
from the New Orleans Courier Feb. u
Msxcs. papers to the I'D Of January reached US yes
Cruz Do pers the 3lst by the brig Lucy
The Siglo XLH, of Mexico pu blishes number OF docu
in the capital These the declarations OF the oicers
Of the srmythat Of the garrsonhe protest OF Congress
the distinct address OF the two Chambers to the people,
and the proclamation of the Governor OF me us
trct quoting the order which he bad received from the
Minister of Justice to treat the members OF Congress as
cree Of the President the goth OF January and
them to be arrested and handed to the constituted
tribunals
By virtue the order three representatives IS VII
lasenor G. valee and NJ Lacunza-the last being the
President of the Chanber-and two Senators, IS j. NJ
IAfragua and I. NJ de oaguibel arrested and de
ta.ed for short trne - Governor OF the Federal
ST. ~ viii presently appear
Eighteen senators having met at the residence Of S
Ogube at addressed protest against this violent
proceeding to $ Azearate.
The Sioio .TLI which did not indulge in many refec
tons this great revelation betook itself It says to
the relation Of facts and the ton of documents
Nevertheless, that Journal could no. rera nfan remark
ing-"The situation Of affairs is grave appears TO US
and that in order to establish something like order and
to prevent certain questions ae y resolved by the revo
hiSt;ons remaining nm tied L is iudpen-
sable that Gen. Uaga should repair Us soon as 70
Mexico"
Ceysllos had not then succeeded in completing his mi
nistry As yet advances which he had made to several
parments of Relations, Finance and Of Justice
is quite clear, therefore that the authority of
this chief not yet well estab he'd al that although
he appeared to be sustained by the majority of the gar
son OF Mexico he had not been able the I'D TO effect
the dissolution and dispersion OF ongress which he had
decreed since the 18th. The Chamber sat the 10Th till
three o'clock in the afternoon, residence of Sr
Guadalupe Cabanos On the same day. the Senate met
the residence of ST Francisco de oag abe The Cham
Der proceeded to join the latter body in The afternoon but
1t did not continue to sit because here not sut
Gent number of members continuing pre- 1t in
o Cham
bers and their addresses to the people we're adopted
same citizen ST. Iagsrda Chief Of the Police pre- ened
himself at the residence of r Oagube and ntimated to
was less continued for hours longer After
the greater number of the Senator's had retired however,
the police penetrated into the house and it then that
they arrested the three Senator'S and two Representatives
Judge LoEano before whom they taken, declared
that he had no jurisdiction, and they set at liberty
The OeW says these Senators and Representatives
On the same day the Chamber Of Representatives met
at the residence of Sr Francisco Ucampo In this sitting
ST. Gunan brought charge against ST. Cevaos for hav
ing dissolved Congress The Chamber formed into Grand
Jury, and report made that of impeachment
ought to be prepared against Cevallos This report
was unanimously adopted and commission composed Of
Srs Garcia, Agurre, Bavis and Barros, named to
Justice.
After this the Chamber proc.cde to the election of q
President Of the republic under the authority of Arts 9s
and 80 of the Constitution and Sr. Juan Meca Osoro,
the Governor Of puebla having received the unanimous
vote Of nineteen States, declared duly elected
Thus far the Mexican journals received by the Manue
he BY the Vera Cruz papers received by the Lucy last
night have accounts OF further progress of the affair
Cevaos according to favorable accounts had resolved
previously to the proposed impeachment of him to aban
don the supreme authority but believing himself AMI
assured by large proportion Of influential citizens that
his course had been correct that he would be supported
and that for him abandon his position would be to in
troduce anarchy he resolved to resist BY all legitimate
means the proceedings Of the Congress. He accordingly
iesued long manifesto explaining these facts and eI-
pressing confidence that his fellow citizens wo i'd be
supporting the best interests of the republic in acting
he WAS assured they would This manifesto appeared
nnin dat Mexic lam nd ia "a.
lshed in La Unton of Vera Cruz Of the GOTH In the
"a U.;on Of the soth, we 6nd quoted from the sglo
ceped the nomination to the Presidency the chiefs Of the
national guard divided wished for adhesion to
the plan Of Jalsco and Others desired to follow Sr ID.
Marceno Castannda who purposed retiring other
locality to assume the functions OF President"
He did not refuse it would appear however till the Le
gslature of Pueba declared they had authority ad
minister the oath to him.
Aujics, learn from other sources had in declining
ne nomination offered to support Castanads They are
10Th, however said by the Trait d Cni0n to have been
too unpopular to have been able to retain the office
Their nominators do not again appear the scene.
Cevalos 1t appears supported 10 the full extent Of
bis expectaons and of the promises held on. to him BY
chiefs and by the garrison and especially by General
been countsracted.
La Union Of the 31st says Tho revolution has ter
minated says paper of authority at the capital and
w. fnot in quite such absolute terms Ar. persuaded
that it, conclusion is approaching" And it then pro-
ceeds to rscite the attendant the
luton, - the chief Of which we have referred.
There others however which seem to have created
great sxcitemen-in particular the execution Of Don
R16no Rodriguez the deputy from Tamaulipas BY Sig
not admit the secoun. Of this at length here
bat may state that the preleKt on which was done
that he had ende.vored to proclaim sierra Madre
republic and to get himself proclaimed President of it
and that he had attempted to gain his end BY
aging unlimited license and anarchy sgnor Casanova
has publicly declared himself willing to assume all the
responsibility Of ordering the execution.
La U~ion says the loss of Sgnor Arrga, Governor
Of Vera Cruz is deeply felt in the city, but at the same
time considers it fortunate for the country that he has
been succeeded by sgnor D. Jose de Emparan.
The movements of individual States, cities ana ge,
neras gven the papers before but deprived
Of their chief interest from their want of continuity and
the revoutionsts consider they have gained their end
with the single exception of removing Cevallos; and,
therefore, the expectation of some little period OF sust
may be fulfilled.
santa Anna no wever having been reported very i'll at
Carthagena, his brother law, Tosan, has written to
declare the ncorrectnss of the report and that he is
constantly hoping TO return to Mexico This would seem
to Indicate that Santa Anna expects further difficulties
Casanova, see it stated TO embark a. Vera CRUZ
from the New Orleans Picayune Feb II
BY the brig Lucy, Capt. Weeks have received files
Of Vera Cruz papers to the .ist ana from the CITY Of
events
After the election of the deputies from the Chambers
detailed in the last summary of events in Mexico pub
lshed in this paper, fifty eight of the members met at
private house the 2lst ult and on the subsequent
day eighty six members being present President Cebal
los was inpeached and Lon Juan Mujica Osorio pre-
sent Governor of Pueba, elected President OF the
republic dd interim with authority to select the place
where the Congress should re-assemble
Don Marcelino Casanada left the city Of Mexico for
uebla to install the President elect but he refused to
ccept the Office
The garrison OF Mexico in favor Of the plan
fGuadaajara recognizing at the same time Cebaios as
resident Of the republic Several other cities and towns
followed the example Of Mexico among them Puebla
The Sigo says
1.-THE resolution has ended. The plan Of Guadalajara
toclamed in several States is adopted by all parts
1.-THE republic and the OF the garrison Of
The capital headed by the executive has consummated
its triumph, and it is the political faith OF the coun
try"
The Senate had suspended its sessions that might
pbafar IN of The orlp Of
things.
Gen. Blanco, Minister Of War had sent communica-
ton to Gen. Uraga, requesting him to come at once to
the capital No ministry would be formed until he ar
rived
Advices from Guadalaara stated that Uraga would put
his in motion towards Mexico at The state
Of aieqe had been raised In Guadalaara.