New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01
MEXICO.

TIE Neu- Orleans PicdyuRe gives detail of the Mexi-
can news May ls, of which have already had brief
telegraphic dispatch:
Gen. Santa Anna arrived on the evening of the l4th
inst at san Augus,in and made triumphal entry into
the capital on the 10TH from the campaign of the South
as the Mexican journals grandoquently style his march
against Alvarez and received with every demonsra-
ton Of low such as EXAMINATIONS bull fights fireworks,
&c The orders for all these festivities were gwen by tho
Governor of the City of Mexico by which the people were
officially commanded TO ENJOY Themselves during the space
The City Of Puebla had also joined in these reoieings
and fluctuations the happy return OF his Serene High
ness pouring in from all quarters. The military com
mnndant of Vera Cruz, which city also reOIced nightly,
that the President had returned after run hant
campaign in which he marched from victory to victory,
&c Sc OF course all the journals sing TO the same tune
and il impossible gather thing from them in rela
ton TO the real results OF the campaign.
A conspiracy detected in the fort OF San Juan
Uoa headed by two sergegnts who got pronuncil-
their account TO facilitate the Hight OF Gen
Avalos who confined there. The plot having been d.
covered Manuel Gonzalez of the sergeants,
demned death by court martial and shot on the llt
Three criminals who had been condemned TO death and
who to have been executed the 18th, were par
dOned token Of gratitude for the happy return OF the
President from the southern campaign.
On the 18th there rumor of ministerial crisis IN
Mexico which appeared to have no foundation Whatever
beyond the wishes OF its propagators. .
The Mexican steamer OF war lturbde arrived at vera
Cruz from New.Oreans the lthnst having made the
voyage eighty hours She took out the first information
of the passage Of the Gadsden treaty.
The earthquake the 9TH inst, 10 which we alluded IN
our last summary Mexico also felt slight
y at Jaaps The town of OGjaca suffered most, several
edfices being badly injured.
Tie 1ran d Uaion has been fined $500, and the num-
bes Of that paper OF the 18th seized for having published
item OF Mexican displ,a sing to the Government.
me- SOntags opera troupe continued to draw immense
houses in Mexico and the performances met with the
greatest success. ....... ..,.-.,
SOMETHING FIshf u TIE SABISEIIA IRigav,RJ
MuLa fEfbryoSiTo-iEs A'''O'
COrissIoroeree Of The Daily Delta
VERA CRUZ May 81, 1854.
EDIToRs DELTA; H. s. H. made his graade eHtree on
the 10th ". ell the pOmp and circumstance BETTING
momenious occasion The papers full Of the most
elaborate descriptions of the august and imposing
nals Gtend the return oi such hero from such exploits
The world before; aud in good soOh II
has OF there has been the usual Of gun
firing be-rnging TIE Deum-singng letting off of rockets
fixing of quibs &c, mingled with bombastic elcitlt0ns
OF the dgLares and occasional faint from the p
r0s-oi fOto', OF great unwashed Of Mexico.
On the Other hand, t seems H. ). II. did return
moment too room. The fact L. he doing himself more
harm than Alvarez all the while he was away from the
capital. Tie Pay0s pure Repubhcansj were gathering
courage to make manifesto. The Sananstas Themselves
giving the cid man up for lost had begun hint at Pro-
yisiora Government. Meanwhile, tie Coaserrqdorcs
Conservaves) were only waiting see which way the
cat JUMP ed. In word, if the old gentleman hal not
tuned up IN the very nick Of time there would haze been
aprecious row.
The worst part and most truly Mexican feature of the
whole business the reachery of the Cabinet and it is
source Of some surprise that they have not been,
Hs kektd out VI Their places and the Republic There
no doubt that agreed 10 leave the Old fellow to
tate and the Pntos. Poor old man he had very hard
time of it in his late campaign and it is said he
duced to eat horse meat Brt 10 give you some partcu
lars about the mastery inactS ty OF the Cabinet.
When Santa Anna beseging Acapulco, (which he
didn't take by the way but which very taking
him. reached Mexico Of his being beset surrounded
and cut of by Alvarez and parisas. HIS friends pressed
the Ministry send reenorcemens. BOnilla, the pre-
merl declined saying he could not think of leaving the
capital defcnceess &c, &c. Now, this Jeeuitical gen
tenan Bonilla, premier and head devil Of the
ment 10 keep the Government themselves and let H. -
H. take care Of himself tho best way he could. Tho
Bishop Of Morclia sent his deputy to consult the sab
ect wrh the HaIies in Mexico Offering the money Of the
church and the support Of the clergy aid in carrying out
the plan. Bonis and Lsres Ministers Of justice, and
the Episcopal Nuncio must have formed precious ,rium
yirate Santa Annas friends getting wind Of VIII
going on dispatched courie. after courier him The
he received the timely hint he took his beat troops
and returned by forced marches, not however without