The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-18
VERY LATE FROM MEXICO.
Arrival Of Santa Anna at Mexico,
HIS MANIFESTO TO TIE PEOPLE.
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THE SLOO ANT,
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HIS MANIFESTO TO THE PEOPLE.
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THE SLOO GRANT,
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By the arrival of the steamship Black Warrior at this
port yesterday morning. have from Cuba to the
| 18th instant, aad from Mexico to the 9th.
The English steamer Avon arrived at Havana from
Cruz the 10th instant. To the latter port she had
brought General Santa Anna the LIST. HeWAs re-
ceived with the greatest enhusasm-fring Of sautes
and other demonstrations of joy The authorities Of the
city and those recently arrived from the capital went on
board conducted him to Vera Cruz with great solem
nifty The President dissmbarked leaning the srus of
the Commandant General and Of the civil Governor
trumphal arch erected in the grand plaza through
which he passed On side of the were inscribed
the words, To his Exceleney the President Anto
nio Lopez DO Santa Anna, 17th March 1862" on tho
other, Liberty, peace and order" The cortsxe pro
ceeded to the church, and after solemn e de,s con-
Quoted the President to the National Palace when Santa
Anna received the commission charged with presenting
to him the credentials of his having been elected Pres
dent of the republic Other commissions Of minor i'm
porance were afterwards presented. During the night
| there were illuminatons. fireworks, and numerous
| serepadss.
| On the following day (the 2d) General Santa Anna
published manifesto the nation Of which we subon
| TRANSLATION =
GENERAL ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA TO HIS
COMPATRIoTs.
country salute them with the liyeliest emotion NJ
heart has paptaied with tenderness the time when
lofty mountains which indicate the proximity of land
in which everything is dear to heart, in which every
| thing brings to me the dearest "reminiscences.
You had called me, believing useful to save you
| from the state Of anarchy and superstition into
which you had fallen and have not delayed in respond
SOIL resolved to employ all my energies In object of
such essential importance But if have been quick to
come at your call Is from reckoning upon your e
cscous operation Of will be nay firm resolution
to consecrate myself entirely to the salvation of the
country every one of you do not assist me- operat
ing with all his ability to the attainment of these ends
Far from me is the thought Of aveneng ancient griev
fear Everything forgotten and in touching the shores
OF my country, present to all the hand Of friendship
Neither do ! come to make any party prevail. come
to follow 1t all Mexicans whatever be their opinions
Every whose heart swells and is the voice
Mexicans, too long have permitted ourselves to be
deceived by chimerical IDEAS We have lost too much
drag from such deplorable deception 10 what have
arrived at the end of thirty years of inepeudences
that great portion your territory has been lost
Examine the state Of your finances, and you will meet
nOdhs Drsd but abuse ruin What is
/ in foreign nations2 Where is that army in whose
lines bave had the honor to serve, that army
| which gained your independence in which glory Of
having had no small parthat army which led through
the deserts conquerng difficulties which appeared In
head repelled inmical INVASION and with which
fought-with little fortune but not without honor-when
| your capital was occupied by the enemy
| Mexicans, let us become ourselves again
the hard lessons of experience Let us repair the
n,s a to
-h rood s.it,. = Uni; glorious work. and we may
! will not be ashamed to
Soldiers comrades in arms Behold anew at your
head your old general him who has conducted you some
i Won in
moment of misfortune; him who bears hts body
Sssst ut ahs hand and " ThG with has %
of your misfortunes Listen to voice which Is
not unknown to you folloy your general and
friend let restore noble profession the lus-
tire of which it has been deprived and although the rca
tons Of friendship which exist with all nations and which
your gaantry necessary let be ready should national
honor require IT, to prove in the face Of all the world what
| breasts.
Mexcans of all classes Let the day of my return to
the joy which it to find myself among you,
exhibit itself in all assembled around the national stan
dard and let hear all shout with the union and
enthusiasm as in 1921 Vd Ia patre vira la adpeadencG.
Cong live the country long live independence These
sre the wishes with which present myself your CALL
| these the vows OF your compatIiot and friend.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA
HRoIcAL VERA CRUZ April 2, 1858.
Santa Anna proceeded to the city Mexico on the 9th
having been elected President of the Republic for the
fifth time by the votes of eighteen Of tweaty thre,
| States and territories
treaty has been signed by our Minister at Mexico
Judge Conklng the part of the United States by
General Tornel and Castillo Lonzas Commissioners of tbs
Mexican government, confirming the grant to the soc
Company of tho Tehuantepec route, 1t appears, no
ever, that the Sloo Company does not pull well with the
other Mexican companies which, united concluded the
contract The latter have issued the following manifesto
| dated Mexico, March 20, 1885,
The Mexican companies associated with the Soo Com
papy the enterprise the way of interoceanic
muncaton through the Istbmus have just heard that
the privilege conceded by the Mexican government
the 5h of February Of the present year. the four
for that Of Sloo and that this suppoon is entertained
in foreign country and the said Mexican companies
have not lent their ent to such acts, they protest
against them nullity in whatever may Affect their
interests and against whatever hypothesis has been
may in future b0 made within without the repub-
c without the express consent of all the associated
| companies.
Don Bernardo Gavazas Of the chiefs Of Caravaa
band, had been shot traitor.
| Don Ramon Prieto late Governor Of Tama upas--has
declared the Legislature Illegal which declared the
cent votes in favcr Of Don Juan Francisco Vlasana.
| The Supreme Government has appointed Don Manuel
de 2eayeta TO visit the maritime custom houses of the
Pacific TO apprise them Of the late reduction of dute
decreed the 22d Of January, by the government OF
Senior Cevaos Senior Zanez Governor Of Jalisco, has
declared against such reforms-eSpressing himself in
favor Of the prohibtory system He has suspended the
ministry awaiting the resolution of the government
An escort of thousand men had left Mexico for En-
cero, to conduct Gen. Santa Anna to the capital
News from Venezuela.
We learn that Lon Joaquin Herrera has been elected
Vice President of the republic. project of decree