New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
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INAUeURATIoN OF THE DICTATOR.
COMPOSITION or HIS CONGRATULATIONS
OF HIS POLICY.

were dee6rated with Gags and draperes and the bzcO
mics we're fed with ladies along the whole line Of the
uroeession Military salutes we're fred, and bands Of
nnc played Dstona and martial airs at several points
hen The c0fqe came in sight OF the crowd the pOpl
lace Notwithstanding the resistance Of the escort took
abe horses from the carriage Of the General ana drag
aeA Il by hand TO the Palace The principal officers OF
the Government accompanied Santa Ana from the VII
hge Of Guadalupe.
The eOrtfge proceeded frst 10 the Palace anlthsnce
to the Chamber Of Deputies where the Supreme Court
OF Justice the authorities the corporation and military
and clergy had assembled for the occasion There the
following oath administered to the President By the
President Of the Court:
Antonio I<pez de santa Ara swear to God that win
defend the independence and integrity Of te Meicsn Ter
for In conformity with the basis adopted by the plan Of
Jasco and the srtem' mt made on the 9th Of February
las, In this city by the united forces.
When Santa Ana had taken this OATH Gen L0mbar-
dn rose and announced that the President had taken
possession Of the Government.
Don Jose Miguel AusyO then read the address Of the
President as he was III Of an affection of the throat and
could not do It personally
We only give a synopsis Of the address in
aeDee OF its length
lie ssys that when he received the call of the nation 10
take the supreme power he resolved TO aad saer
Zee everything for his country, but that he had not
eeyed their full magnitude until he arrived at Vera Cruz
and heard reports and opinions often contradictory and
seen for himself the state Of affairs.
Discord has converted friendly States into rivals and
enemies multitude Of local questions the treasury
bankrupt taxes unnecessarily increased and Congresses
and Governments in States VIII lie in others they are
desed That he has been bonOred with the labor Of re-
storing order and peace TO the comforting upoa him OF
all necessary power for that purpose until the new cons
tuition "a formed but that this amplitude Of power
one of its difficulties
He does not disguise TO himself his position and will do
MI he can 10 subyerl the difficulties that )und him He
presume 20 promise success rather does he be-
eye he may commit but they will be involuntary
ones and be shall always be ready to correct them when
he Ia convinced they are such
He does not propose to act arbitrarily but will lay down
the plan be proposes to follow, and will make it known
That il first necessary attend to the question Of inter
nal order rs without that elections be made and
system Of government be carried out VIII repair the
evils that have been caused by confusion Of principles
and satisfy the desires Of the people Ear they
pable with the necessary obedience TO the authorities
leaving the all the liberty not dangerous to pub
Nc tranquility.
He desires to cultivate friendly relations with friendly
powers 70 follow liberal ideas to such point shall not
amount license and give impulse TO the progress
which the age has made known to respect morality and
hgon give lucrative employment to the abOrng classes
and reorganize the army
lie cor cludes by expressing his Subtraction If he
when leaving his post leave his country happy and
Bpocted implores the assistance OF Divine Providence
N his labor.
His Cabinet were then sworn in as follows: Don Lu-
cas- Aaman, Foreign Relations; Don TeodosiO Lares,
Justice; Don Antonio Haro Iamarez, Treasury; Don
Jose Maria TOrnO War
Senior Alaman then introduced the Spanish Minister
who presented TO santa Ana the Gross of Charles Ill in
the OF his sovereign, who granted II TO hun SIX
years since
The cortege then proceeded to the Cathedral, where
TIE Dsn sung, and the President returned TO the
palace There he received the diplomatic corps, and
I.4l Of I..fa ...rl.
he replied reterating the sentiments of his address.
On the 2lst he named the Very Rev. Cemente Mum
suia Bishop of Mchoacan President of the Council of
State.
On the GOD he published the programme of organiza
ton Of Government constituting five Secrotaryshps
iollows Foreign Affairs Interior, Justice and Eccle
siastical Affairs; Commerce. Industry improvement and
Colonization; War and Marine; and Treasury aud die
taiing the order of their Abors New civil criminal
and commercial codes and code of procedure TO be
formed and all DEGREES since the dissolution of Congress
are 20 be taken into consideration for the purpose of
determining what is best for the nation. The Council
of State is TO be composed twenty persons, divided
Into I've sections, corresponding to the five Secretary
ships. A~oN
|AnLegislatures Of states ara Territories and other
bodies exercising legislative powers, are TO take
recess rues for the exercise 0power by the Governors
will be issued and all towns ana districts nat have separa
ted from States will ene for the present. except AguS
Calenes The programme signed by SAINT Ana and hls
four ministers
The tHtrTS0i that Santa Ana Will have 10 reOr-
ganize the army, Notwithstanding the OF Gen
Lombardin many of which will have to 0e resclnded.
Gen. Lombardnl issued a circular letter OF personal
thanks to all the otcere of the Government the day pre-
vious to the entry Of Santa Ana.
Gen Arsta has sent the President letter stating that
fhe stories his connection with the Fconnet affair
ealumhos, and asking that the business may be officially
investigated His letter is dated on the llh ut, at Mana
oamipa.
upon Santa Ana by the Governor Of the Federal District
OF Mexico.
Gen Benito Zenea has been named Chief of the staff
1he Monitor says that Gen. lombardni has been ap.
pointed Governor and Command ante General of Mexico
The Marquis of Rivera has been received by Santa Ana
"a Spanish Minister. Don Jose Ramon Pscheco has been
named Minister TO France.
Several addresses have been presented 20 the President
asking for the adjustment OF the federal system which
they state the of the OF the country
large fire had occurred the Plaza de Jesus ia the
City OF Mexico, by which great number Of the poorer
classes have been rendered hOuseless
Some OF the papers talk OF Of what they call the "nya
sion" but reerae the statement that Judge Conkng IN
70 the Government has promised that the American
troops shall b. Withdrawn nom the MeSila valley
The Government has ordered to be given TO
each person that fought agaiuS the French in Sonora
AoVots from that State that in consequence OF the
rsvages ohe Indians and other causes two thousand peo
pe had emigrated thence 20 Upper California The state
Governmen was organizing expedition against the Ia
diana IN the mountains.
The Sci states that one Of the of Gov Reyes
had been arrested and had made revelations that would
had 10 other arrests.
The difficulties between oasca and ChApSs far from
being settled
II Is stated that Mslendez had len Tehusnepec with 500
men for the purpose ct ousng MAdonAdo The Governor
Of Chiapss
The new law of the Press which promulgated on
the Goth ult is the general subject OF conversation Sew
ers Of the most prominent journals OF Mexico have already
ceased TO appear consequence Of il; among them the
konitor and all the others precluded from political
comments.