New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-25
Important from Mexioo--Fnght Of Arista

BY way of Havana We have newa OF much interest aud
Importance, aud late the 12th inst from Mexico
Asista has fed, and Minon has been routed by uraga
We adopt the translatons Of the Pcayuns, selecting,
also few items from those Of the Delta The following
Is from the Dio De Ia MGina taken from the Vera Cruz
papers Of the 18th
The mail which arrived yesterday from the city Of Mex
eo confirms the runors which circulated yesterday
that Don Mariana Arsta had resigned the Presidency,
and Don Juan Bautista Cervai0s President OF the SUI
prene Cont had assigned direction Of the Govern
nent In virtue Of his Office The Sigo Of the 9TH says
Yesterday every thing W ,ro mndsr t da " ~ S
all parties fsrment and there was much doubt as to
whether Gen Arista would reign or not Those who
fcared an eaene opposed the resignation The Ministry
desired ascertain public opinion the question and
long conferences were bad with the principal par
ticularly with the members o. the Finance F
both Houses. Gen Artist incoming persuaded that he
could not obtain extraordinary mower nom Congress re-
solved 10 resign the Presidency.
This determination became public. and alarming
funors were circulated, but they had te effect that
The theatre that night filled to pvetf wing II was
confidently stated hand Dictatorship would
be proclaimed while the other It announced with
equsI certainty that proulaqsllo would take place in
avor OF the plan Of Guadalaara Al this unfounded
Public tranquility has remained undisturbed IN the capt
tai few foreigners appeared in the coffee houses and
n the German club with but only with the view Of
protecting property in case Of any disorder
Gen Arista left the palace at half oue IN the morn
ing in his coach, with escort Of nifty mon from the
Police brigade and small guard from the fifth Reg-
nent We do not know what route be took
az the palace at midnight having been fer by the
resident who we understand left with him the letter
resignation to be presented Congress- and handed him
an ofcia communication authorizing him in conformity
with the constitution to assume the Executive power
The Chambers called to meet st 10 O'clock this
morning and perhaps President ad mal7a will BE- named
today Present appearances Indicate that majority Of
she members dssia to maintain order and there il every
probability thst Senior Cayaos will BE- elected T,o n, "
Government has legal origin and the events the past
three days prove ha the people desire observance Of
constitutions and legal forms ud the
We continue cur extracts from che Vera Cruz papers
Of the 18th.
BY the Telegraph yesterday we learned That the troops
Uraga.
AdFiees have been received by telegraph that Col re
norio had entered Quarero hea ii eight huudred
men, determined 10 srstain the psu 81 luadasiara N
= more than probable that the principle e the revo
lion are now governing the stats # san ras
me following items from the Vera Cruz papers OF
the Eth
We are informed that The Ccniaaulauts u ,is ,v
Yesterday recaiyed communication tcua the Govern.
ment which has succeeded Arista desiring know II he r.
cuSnized the authority OF the new President We learn
way the reply was Ia conformity with tho principles pro-
CLAIMED ~ tuls place on the 18th ut aud that couse-
quenty tine parties in the city Mexico should ct1r.
ncdte with Gtn- ursg4 the only supreme chief rscs.
ll1ed by the revolution
Senior Cayal5s has formed bis Ministry As follows.
Zen Blsnco, War: Seuor lTuFbe Treasury. se,gf ia.
uroA de dueYara Foreign Relations Fuentes JUS
ee Inese names Indicate determination Of th nsty
government change Of persons but loiortn in TINS
oraet Of things Inc same NECESSITIES, aud Tie same
is
Than thstof hrisa and will give place to
ne plan Of duadgHiara the dissolution OF Congress
mas forfeited I'M confidence Of lhg country ana the
eecon oil President ia accordance Win The viii Of m
people,
It is said that in Vera Cruz t4yy we're anxousIy *.
pectiug Gen Vol who is 10 head tn, movement IN tia
state General Santa Anna Is expected at Havana brs
ne WI wait the progress Of things, and watch n ou
nifty t9 take part in them
The Dgl1u as Ia Murine saws IL esrps ep, ta ,,,,I
iy that Mexico about 30 pronounce, for Gen SANTA
anna and the Guadalajara plan General Sala ana I'm
2arUlne being at the head Of this movement If thsr
: onIIiea' tAe Presidency OF Cavaos which hes been
connFIned ~ the Chamber Of Deputies viii rot last a
a Ool3nel hobies had Left Mexico for Guadalajara Il is
iho1ght on some parliamentary mission
Colonel Tenorio entered Querotar0 m the b., ~ KIN,
men disposed to support the duadaisjara plan.
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Barlow PLANErARtru-We undarstans 81
nofaL from number ofour eit,sr7,s will b rssst1 10
10Th Boards Of AlderZ-n tbi. sysiyy
- = tnis remarkable invention for the use and
ent Of the Public schools this city We have care
iily examined this pauearum anil regard II rs one
the most wonderful inventions OF tho uea aud on,
which Of itself viii form in the history Of ant and
eience 1t is we believe, the ooncurreu. testimony
Wy tns eminent astronomers and sahlars both Of tbf4
onutTy anu Europe. who have examined it. hat this
is the first successful eot to represent with
'eree accuracy the mechanism Of tho heavens by the
mechanism Of are and Americans We are proud d the
uceess q the distinguished kentucky Astronomer Nsth
matiolan and Mechanic whose triumph has greatly en-
iched the arts anu sciences
rms Panetarium has been exhibited in PHILADELPHIA
4pusyille and Cincinnati every one Of which cities Dur
hased 1.-THE fourth and perfect one the only on,
70 believe with movable suu) Is now ia tn city brought
ere upon the recommendation Of several Of our most
rominent citizens and that steps will be taken
the meeting Of the Boards Aldermen this evening to
urehase 1t a. indicated IN the memorial We would s-
est that i can be placed in suitable building such
the Lyceum Hail in the First District or the Fisk IL
-ary rooms in the Second District oHI thai grange.
ents can be made TO assemble he ca=s. from M Of h
ftFcts at proper periods. to heve examined ami el
aimed by competent persons s-icctoa from thu o,l.
hools We believe that J. be "a inferred o. inca cua
q service TO schools that by i- trs devo 10
examination ourtehdlars can understand the sublime
enoa Of Astronomy far better than By years Of reading
nd we suggest the proprety Of It's immediate purchas
indicated upon the attention OF our City Fathers
The Pianetarium is now exhibition at the Mechanics
1stue aud at the request several citizens the Hon
hilton Allan Of Kentucky Of the rpest scholars of
lie country viii lecture the subject To-day at O'Clock
ur friends Of both Boards Of Aldermen and those a cur
tizens interested in the most ancient autgul and sub
mo Of All the soiouces. requested Ia attenl