The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-03
Interesting from Mexleo,

ia Messrs Editors The important new
e. | have TO communicate TO you, makes m
,e profit by to-day's mail, though rather
ID advance of the regular California lett.
bag.
: 7 Last night we received the telegraph
: report from Vera Cruz. Of Santa Anna
!; arrival at tha. port, though he had nc
: been expected till two days later III
British steamer came in sight at one O.
clock, and an immense crowd immediatel
assembled at The wharf. The ringing Q
!, MI the church bells innumerable, guns fire,
from the fortress Ulloa. fourishing speech
! es, and whatever else could be done t,
be done to welcome the LiJertador, as h,
has been called dozen times all eady OF
former occasions. gave demonstration O
! public feeling. ,. ..l...,
Most likely Santa Anna will first yis
his estates, near Vera Cruz. and leave
:ime for equally brilliant receptions on hi,
route, before he comes to this city, where
General Lombardini. the provisional Pres
'dent. has been raising numerous army.
or rather officially, having created 1901
officers.
There rumors are in town, that coils
diploma can be got at 500 piece. and
other charges iii propotion; and that GEN
eral Lombardini is making up for the time
lost under Herrera and Arista. The
treasury being as empty as ever, he has
even stretched his sacriligious hands to-
wards the church property, and aroused
the Indignation Of the Universal. paper
sold to the black robe, while the Monitor,
the former ministerial paper, has changed
its colors for the tenth time, and it is as
extravagant ir Santa Annals praise, as it
ever was in cursing him after the former
reverses.
When saw the promoters of the last
revolution, Blancarte and Uiaga, decline
all honors, | thought tina. better principles
would prevail; but am afraid that all
those starved creatures of Santa Anna,
men like Baranda, Bocanegra, Rangel and
others, whose politics have been the form
er ruin Of tie country, will again divide
the spoils. The daily stages to Vera Cruz
are crowded with office seekers, and cod
not name one Of all those who are thus
gone to meet Santa Anna. who is capable
Of anything good. The monopolists. the
gamblers and the like. are the foremost,
and probably the most likely to succeed.
Santa Anna having been proclaimed
President in this city on the 10th, and at
Vera Cruz on the 9th ultimo, his wore is
already considered law, though the inau-
,uration will only take place on his arrival
n this city.
Don Augustin Iturbide, lately proclaim i
d Emperor at Oajaca. as Aug,rstin III, il
as taken the humble charge as bearer of il
espatches TO the Washington Legation, a
he treaty Of neutrality having been srgn- "
d BY Mr.. Conkling and the Secretary of h
'oreign Affairs. Iturbide's family has s.
owever received a proof of favor, by n W
rant OF $20o.0U worth of lauds, on ac- RI
cunt Of the million decreed to the deceas. n
Emperor, for his services during the ft
ar Of independence; said lands to be Sc. d
cted from the public domain IN Lower W
Sonora or Sinaloa, three States G
Elch in the course OF time must become Il
lie property of the United States. Itur- f.
de has lived too long in your country not
know the worth of real estate among
'e Yankee people. a-@ Ii
The above treaty having been signed, vi
e Tehuantepee company has already set H
work, and | hope sooD to hear that A. m
erlcan steamers will call again at Ven in
"a Bay, Iconsider that route by far the in
oss preferable to the newly contemplated m
escala route, which offers too many diff tn
lties to be practicable for long time to az
me, and cannot conceive how the Post ci,
lice Department at Washington, could
SO grossly misled as to make contract tn,
II Colonel Ramsey, the compliance with tn,
ich is matter Of impossibility. 81
The news from the North is still very !,
letting. the Indians having made various all
ursions. but Cononel Cruz has been ap- to
nted commander of The military colo ne,
S, with the additional assistance Of 300 in
n of new troops. an,
On account Of the late disturbance in ,ou
ldad de Victoria, the Legislature of
maulipas has met at Matamoras, which ,,u
ce had joined in proclaiming the Vera nou
lz-Tampico tariff in opposition to the bur
published in this city by President tn,
,a.los, and at Mazantlan by Captain -,