The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-08
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The New Orleans Picoyasne gives de-
tail of the Mexican news to May 13, of
which we have already had brief tele-
graphic dispatch:
Gen. Santa Anna arrived on the even
ing of the 18th inst, at San Augustin,
and made a triumphal entry into the capi-
tai on the 18th, from the campaign of the
south, as the Mexican journals grandilo-
qucnny style hts march againgt Alvarez,
and was received with very demonStra
tons of joy, such as illuminations, bull
fights, fire works, &c. The orders for all
these festivals were given by the Cover
nor of the city of Mexico: by which the
people were officially commanded to en-
joy themselves for during the space of
three days.
The city of Puebla had also joined in
these rejoicings and fluctuations on the
happy return of his Serene Highness were
pouring in from all quarters. The mill
tary commandant of Vera Cruz, which
city also rejoiced nightly, says that the
President had returned, after triumph
ant campaign, in which he marched from
victory to victory, &c., &c. Of course
all the journals sing the same tune, and
it is impossible to gather any thing from
them in relation to the real results of the
campaign.
A letter to the Delta speaks of an i'm
broglio in Mexican politics. 1t thus opens
the matter:
The worst part, and most truly Mexi-
can feature of the whole business, is the
treachery of the cabinet; and it is a
source of some surprise that they have
not been, ere this, kicked out of their
places and the Republic. There is no
doubt that it was agreed to leave the old
fellow to fate and Pintos. Poor old man!
He had very hard time of it in his late
campaign, and it is said he was reduced
to eat horse meat. But, to give you some
particulars about the mastery inactivity
of the cabinet.
When Santa Anna was besieging Aca-
pulco, (Which he didn't take, by the way
but which came very near taking him, }
news reached Mexico of his being beset,
surrounded and cut off by Alvarez aad
partisians. His friends pressed the min
istry to send reinforcements. Bonilla (the
premier declined, saying he could not
think of leaving the capital defense less,
DC, DC. Now, this Jesuitical gentleman
Bonilla, is at once premier and head devil
of tbs Conservadores, and among these
was nice little arrangement to keep the
Government to themselves; and let H. S.
II. take care of himself the best way he
could. The Bishop of Morelia sent his
deputy to consult on the subject with the
Harpies in Mexico, offering the money Of
the church and the support of the clergy
to aid in carrying out the PLAN Bonilla
and Lares, Ministers of Justice, and the
Episcopal Nuncia, must have formed a
precious triumyirate. Santa Annals friends
getting wind of what was going on, dis
patched courier after courier to him
The moment he received the timely hint,
he took his best troops and returned by
forced marches, not, however, without
meeting desperate resistance from Alvarez.
But the vigorous and resolute old gentle
man was not to be SO easily heard off, and
soon cut his way through. Arrived now
at the capital, the struggle is who shall
lie and fatter the more effectually, whilst
the Santanistas and Puros are endeayor-
ing to form a junction against Conserya-
dors and the church! Such are Mexican
politics.