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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-27

CHEAT bALLOON ASLENSAONs
MONS. EMERY, a celebrated Eronaut will make HE
wi lgsth ascension in his great baon cnntaning thirty
thousand cubic feet Of gas MONDAY next IN Of july
on the OF Locust and Market streets, Nashville
Mons Emery will be accompanied by two or three gentle
well known In this city, aud will 60 up AZ 10 O'Clock in
the morning
IS Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited TO be
present punctualy at the hour.
Before the ascension precisely at O'Clock, several
GAMES OF AMUSEMENT will be performed by all those
who wish cpate by which the winner shall receive
Fr-t Premium-A hae Gold Watch, Is valued AZ ESQ
Second Premum-G entleman's Fob Seal, valued at 10
Third Premium-sentleman's large Seal Ring, valued
at 5
Fourth Premium Lady's Gold Pen and Pencil, valued
o
The principal performance will be the Course In Sacs,
the Travel in Darkness and Taking Of sevasopOl,
~ numerous Orchestra will perform new and popular
airs.
sW Ticket Once will be at o'clock. Price OF ad
mission 80 cents; Coored IS CENTS Children 25
nv The Gins be NJ y. 5. BadOux, Jeweer, No
81 Union street U26-td
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PAGES AND CHILDs PATENT PORTABLE
Circular Saw Mills.

WE are the Agents the sale Of the above valued i'm
w provementCan be furnished for steam, horse
ter power MACY & HAMILTON,
jy27 No. ~ College street.
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Dividend NOTICE.

OTFlcE NASHVILLE Gas IIGHr COMPANY
July 9Th, Is s. (
DIVIDEND Of FIVE per cent for the last six month,
vas hs day declared payable 10 the Stockholders q
the Nashville. Gas Light Company on demand afer the
ION inst JAS. II. kENDRICR,
jyll-d1m srrrsta,v
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OUNGEs-8OO Cottage Lounges Of different styles now
IL finished and for sale by J. W. McCOMBS.
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. A LII GOOD WORK, and cheaper than ever offered in
IA this market J. W INCOMES
jy27-Sw Corner of Cherry and Church streets
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Cholera and Diarrhea Msdicated Brandy,
Aromatic SChiedam Schnauus

among the Smoking Tobacco will found the celebrated
supply Of our well known 'N
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CIRCULAR VS..
GREAT BALLOON ASCEr

WE keep hand large assortment Of Circular Saws
w from 10 to 60 inches. MACY 4 HAMILTON,
iy2T-u No. AZ College Street.
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FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN.

AIDES Superhne Caters, Walking Shoes Of French Mo
IL and Kid, superane slippers, Bu-kns and Excel
siors
Misses Caters Pumps and Welt Morocco and Kid Boots
Chdreus Boots Shoes ard Caters OF every variety Of
style.
Just opened and for sale at lowest prices.
RAMAGE a CHURCH,
jyT - College street
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Machine Betting, Steam Packing & Hose

NNT the sole for the sale Of the celebrated
w Vulcanised Rubber Machine Betting, a erior art
Gle leather it affected by the dampness Of the
weather. ia much stronger and less expensive. They
furnish Belts any length from to 20 inches Ia width
The Steam Gum Packing tbs most valuable Improvement
ever invented for making on in Boilers, Steam Engines
and Locomotives We have large Of Hose Of
all sEes on hand. MACY 4 HAMILTON,
jyT No. Al College street, Nashville.
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J. B. MCGUIRE,
D. CREIGHTON. IN ,rrx,xnv,
A. ID. CREIGHTON d co.,
PROPORTIONS or TIE
Verandah Livery Stables,

W. ULD ino'm the public that they have ia -,
ken the Livery stable Cherry street i'm FTSf
Neui'teiy IN the rear Of the Yerandah Hotel ard
\eep on hand Bugges and Horses subject TO the y n ~
tne eunity at large We determined 10 have or "a
ana hu Of the beSt quality, beng satisfied that ali
will be pleas>$ ask share OF public pat-onars ~
Horses boaI de>>Sn the usual terms feIs-as,
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NOTICE.

foNS CO. respectfully inform ther patrons and tbe
public in general, that they have Just received a verv
large and well assorted stock Of fine and choice imported
Cigars. Tobacco and iouorS
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Hardware, Cutlery and Tool Store.
CARPENTERS & OTHER MECHANICS

RE assured Of procuring house Tools of superior
n quality; amongst which are Spear Jackson's MILL
CUT and PANEL SAWS Butchers FILES AMI EDGE
TOOLS together with extensive collection Of other
kers MACY & HAMILTON,
N27 No AZ College street. Nashville.
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TO MILLERS AND MACHINISTS.
Dufour's Boiling Cloths.

WE have just received large stock Of Dufous Anchor
w brand BOLrlNG CLOTHS and WOVE WIRE, for re-
vovin and wheat fans which will be soil a. the
Lowest maj ket price. MA EY & HAMILTON,
jy2T No. AZ College street, Nashville.
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VA mistake; II should have been Mrs. T. Whstto, vic
Of Lieut.. whitte U. s. N, she died this morning. We
Thomas Nssh~he died this morning. Dr.. Higgins is
convalescent and win leave the North tomorrow
The gallant and whole souled Ricardo with ten nurses
from New Orleans, will be here tonight. Their advent
will be most oyfully welcomed for need their services
sadly. Mr. James II. Finch, Of the Argus, has won Tor
Of the reading Community While the rest Of our papers
have stopped for the want Of hands he with the aid
alone Of compostor has kept the Argus going, and
ss the eoT is Forest he reporter
down with the fever, and nearly the whole duties OF the
Office has devoved upon his shoulders May he bear it
calamity to the end and pass through the epidemic safe
" and sound! He Is the only left OF all the old
hands of the establishment that has far escaped
From Portsmouth continue to receive dreadful ac-
counts From two O'Clock yesterday to four wo hours
there were sixteen Deaths and forty new cases Is not
The following are the latest deaths to dateJ Tatum,
Edward Whiting, Miss Drusia Gayle, Mrs. Lieut.. f.
whitte Miss Mary Stark daughter of the late Captain
street, coored woman, Boush's lane; Frank Tarrant,
Widow Davis Duke street; Mrs. Mallory Todd, Miss A.
Hern, Dir. Thomas Nash, Or: Thomas G. Constable, f.
Total TO- Weather cool In the shade and scorching in
the Very unfavorable.
Miss Lewis, second daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Lewis,
next the City HoteD Mr. T. H. Beveridge driver Of one
Of the sick carriages and his wife's mother, all died
Tuesday night IN Norfolk Colonel simon Stone and Mr.
VIM. Fl. Garnett prominent members at the Howard As
ISOLATION Office, are also down with the fever
We have received papers Of Friday from Norfolk
all the journals IN tnaL CITY having StoPpeu ISSUING
The number of deaths for the twentyfour hours end
ing Thursday, at P; NJ, was ~ Among the victims
Whittes wife, Miss Laura Mallory Miss Mallory, her
sister, Mrs. Mallory Todd, Mrs. Walter Jones, VIM Craw-
ford from Hampton four servants belonging to Mrs. Nal
loIy Todd, deceased.
ir. VIM. seiden is not expected to live, is Or,
Halson.
Rev. Mr.. Wills and Rev. Mr. Dbrel recovering DR..
Higgins is also recovering.
Captain Page has been taken down with the fever.
The fever is said to be raging among the Negroes ana
there many fatal cases.
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
in Portsmouth, the fever was on the increase. There
were so new cases there Wednesday, and fifteen
Deaths on Thursday there we're ten deaths.
Deaths-Among the deaths are Mrs. Nathaniel Man
ming Mrs. John B. Davis Luther r. Woodson, Mrs VIM.
Gwynn, Miss Clara Bso1y, only II years old and VIM
Pebworth.
n.-samuel A. Forbes, John Woody, and Conductor
Allen, Of the S. and r. Railroad, are Ill.
New Cases.-Among the cases is DR.. Leon Gel
bardt Of Richmond who taken to the Naval Hospital
on Thursday.
are among the colored population.
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The X pidemic In VIRGINIA.


NORFOLK, Aug 80. 1855.
The physicians say that eysry one who remains here
until the close Of the epidemic will be attacked With the
fever in greater less degree. They aso advance the
idea that persons who have rempinod thus long and
leave Cor salubrous china e. will sta md a. great
chance OF taking the fever after their departure as II N
TO rgiei among
The epidemic in the number OF cases, is increas
ing 10 an alarming extent. We have only 500 whites
here and they are thinning OF daily and yet the morta
lily Is eafuny increasing The Board Of Health do not
report onehf the number Of deaths some OF the phys
clans do not make any rctuens at a-ey are too busiy
employed TO take the trouble many OF them wing az hah
seventy fever patients their list.
The Board OF Health reported for the twenty.fo
hours ending yesterday, II Deaths We stirred about
and sent you list Of 26 and we do not believe We
found out the whole. large number of new cases oc.
CURED last night among them note Thomas spratt
and the whole OF his family; James Hathaway jewelsr
Joseph Anderson; DIR. Robt. W. Rose; w. w. Camp
cashier Of the Exchange Bank and several in ST. Cair
family. Miss Martha Holden, schoornistrcss Butte
street had the black vomit this morning. and Is diving
J. g. HAtton Eq, is dying; BE-. Thomas G. Constable
after vomiting blood, died this morning at r. n Chas
smith, dry goods merchant is dying Miss Romy Dodds
very III ignatus Higgins !. very low Niles Butcher has
the black vomit at ocean View Captain Guy d eettna
EsD; Mrs. Conway whit'Ie reported ysstedsy o. sick,
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Removal OF Judge Gilmore OF Kansas.
JUDGE ELMoREs LETTER TO ATToRNEY-GENERAL
GUSHING.

SHAWNEE MISSION, August %, 1855.
received yours Of the 9th the Goth. did not
pect the explanations aud gned in my
munication of the th Of July 10 have been satisfactory
to the President for felt confident that the Presidents
course being dictated altogether By political policy which
number Of Territorial officers from the North and from
the South, fully determined upon lex party it
evidently was the date of your letter of the i4th
June, and gave the statement Of the facts and the
son which induced me to become party to those con-
tracts in the way of explanations that the facts and
my reasons might be placed file in the department.
The legislature has deemed it proper and right to
locate the seat Of justice in and for the county Of Cahou-
at the town OF Cahouna town laid out on the
granted to the hafbreed Kansas indians lin which nei
Their Oh the parties to the contracts heretofore submitted
by Governor Reeder and others have any interest what
soever and surely they would not have done II they
bad conceived for moment that by doing they a
pareny violated the acts OF Congress the regulations
of the department. asked, for information what act
of Congress, and what regulations Of the department
had apparently violated and consider that had a
right to expect that should receive such information
have not apparently violated even the spirit of single
act OF Congress regulation Of the department other
wise the Information would have been impaired in your
letter of the 9th inst.
The 9th section Of the act known az the Nebraska
ana Kansas act fixes the tenure Of Office of the Judges
the Supreme Court in these words land they shall hold
their Offices for the period OF four years and until their
successors shall be appointed and quali0edn No power
is given by the bill to the President to remove And il
you viii examine the tenure Of Office of the Governor the
Secretary, the District Attorney and Marshal YOU will
see marked difference. The power TO remove all and
each Of these officers Is expressly retained in these
words unless sooner removed by the President (see
the 20 a. 2 lind goth sections pamphlet acts 1854
p. 2Si
| must think, IL the English language means . nvtbin,
that the President has not the power or the right to
the Judges of this Territory at his Will and nlea
and, the Territorial Legislature has deemed Il
right and proper 20 express opinion on the subject
which is contained in the resolutions herewith enclosed
cannot consent TO the action Of the President and
hereby give notice that shah resist this action through
Hon. C,IE CUSHING. Attorney General U. $
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

.
BRrADsTrris.-The market was again heavy and low
err with increased activity The transactions embraced
about L. eco barrels including about 900 5000 bbs
export, including common to good and extra State a.
s7a 81 So with some inferior lots at % s7hc. West
ern mixed and fancy brands 81 rs So So with some
grades Of extra Ohio at 81 IS So Extra Genesee
selling in small lots at 80 80 s 10 Southern wa.
dull and low The s sales embraced 500 700 Ss AND
5al a at IS 81 IS Mssi WAS quiet wSsa-Tse
Guiding Southern red at 81 70 81 So and 81 so 81 81
for common TO prime white Among the sales were oo(
bushels white Maryland, for export at q 90 Corn wa.
easier, with more doing; the sales embraced abou,
co 600 bushels Western mixed at &c. for inferior and
&c., &c tor sound Rye-ssles Of 200 bushels South
wire made at 81 10 81 12. Oats in good sup
ply and lower. Western and Chicago were sold at 4sc
Soc Cofee-The market quiet but steady. iew
hundred bags Rio were sold at II c lea the latter
CoTros.-The sales embraced 1850 bales, withou,
change in prices.
higher rates handed About 20 900 80 900 bushels
of taken for the fotmer port at about AID
4d. in bulk and about 900 bbls four for next week
at Is Cd and lots Of cheese taken at abou,
Saturdays rates 500 bbs. -four at Is. 3D. and 900
bales Of cotton at 532d. 316d To London 900 bbls
-four, Il 2s and some hour at Is Cd To Glasgow, %
hhds tobacco al Gus per ton and rs tierces do i'd
per fierce and 100 boxes do at Is Cd To Bremen 500
bushels rye al Sd. Rates to Iavre were unchanged
HAY was dull and prices unsettled
HDEs.-with more active business the past week
the market closed at slight concesson in favor Of
buyers.
IEAmn.-Transactions we're restricted 10 some extent
by the recent advance claimed by holders but
the close increased receipts led 10 decline OF about &C.
per H. ON Hemlock sole white OAK closed quiet, without
quotable change in prices.
MoIAssE were firm with small sales New Orleans at
SIC.
NAVAL SIoRFs-Saes of 600 bbs. we're made at 43d.
Rosin was quiet at Saturdays rates.
Observation-Disclosures Of 400 500 bills, including
at $40 81, and 900 do. sold buyers OPP
tion deliverable in twenty six days at g. new prime
at $40 81 $40 asked. Beef Arm with sales OF
$50 800 bbs country mess at el1 20 sls, and prime
at Sill; Western and repacked Chicago ranged from
sl6 10 &6 So Cut Meats-Sales OF 70 hhds dry sated
hams were made at II Ike. Lard was frm-salcs Of
400 500 bills at ii &c. and 700 bbs. sold, to
arrive at a price equal to 13c strictly prime
RICE Arm at &C. a6Lc.
srGAR were about I'd. higher, with sales Of 700
hhds prime at 7Hc. 7,,c. and 500 boxes brown Ha
vana were sold at TIC. Tj.c.
wWsxry continued firm, With sales OF 400 bbs. Ohio
and Prison at 4se t3c The latter figure FOR Prison
81 ": better quality.
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rrO BUSINESS MEN.-ANY MERCANTILE UOU5T
wishing extend their business, realize substsnee
shadow by addressing this application viii 6n one nsr
ec,y posted in business affair. In the United sAs having
travelled most of the time for fifteen years and hayns
business Acquaintance middle aged refs
rences In this city, No need answer erpecfDs email a.
Pot cnce. ~' ''''*''"-.
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honest men who took any interest the present or m
ture of Mexico gratifed. Santa Anna the wouldbe
Napoleon Of the west is fugitive from the
justice OF his country bsied despot without single
friend, except his stolen gold in the whole civilized
world.
from the frs, movement of the rebels, in the South,
perceived the impossibly of Santa Annals with
standing the fury Of the people against his bece
nasty. The instruction clearly the result OF vast
popular feeling which could be checked by fraud or
violence and Us is therefore neither
nor surprising Al the time must confess that
We did not regard santa Anna base and worthless
coward-a wbite-ivered craven, who would surrender
empire and name and every hope of being mentioned in
whom he owes hi misfcrtune.. And yet he is such
coward-a PAROLES In language and Bobadil in action
Saiying forth from the capital TO whip the rebel
dogs he afraid 70 encounter their bite and never
halted on his march until he reached Vera Cruz ami
thence took passage FOR Havana leaving his miserable
partisans to receive the NEED OF their fidelity TO him
which treaehery TO their country
AT first, His Serenity pretended 10 desplse the threats
of Alvarez and Comonfor and verbose proclamation
we're issued In which the Of Santa Anna was re
peated hundred times, as the synonym OF national
glory. But the Southern liberals proceeded deiba tey
their way, and every week added to their power aud
reputation The old fox knew thai the capital his
last and only cover" and 10th TO be drawn from
by threats or entrcates. Suddenly diversion took
place in the NORTH and the revoutonists OF the Rio
rande pushed boldly their road to Vera Cruz
driving Vol and Castro, like startled jackals before
them. Then the hour for the exodus Of His Hghness
came and in humiliation and disgrace amid the curses
Of every honest Mexican and the insults of the very
officials whom hs bounty had elevated, the hero, WAC
according TO his inaugural address) beat back tina
forces of the enemy at the head Of his faithful Mexicsns
thousand and thousand times" retreated to take
shelter under foreign flag and hs neck, with the
loss Of the little reputation he Still retained In tho be-
e,nef; was there Marshal Marmont to whisper the
words which sealc the tate OF a bourbon monarch in
1880 N,esf pas ans ssue; c'es uae vscoiutionr'
terribly chaotic condition and the ola liberal
practical in the midst Of such confusion
sud intrigue viii requre much wisdom, mildpess snl
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By the arrival at Charleston the 1st instant OF the
schooner Aid, from Nassau, NJ p have been placed
in possession of files of TIE Royal Gasete Herald,
and Guardian to the 25h ult They contain, however,
nothing of Importance.
The Herald of the 9Th ult says-On Sunday night the
schooner President Ramsay MASTER arrived
from her interinsuar route We learn that there was
ONE sickness atInagua The weather continued favor
able for salt About 80 600 bushels hud been raked
during the two weeks prior to the sailing Of the govern
ment schooner.
Our correspondent at Long Cay, G. H. writes on the
3Oth ut:-
Grains continue plentiful. The pans in very bad
order. We shall not rake any salt this year.
"A bark called the Jeanette, of Amsterdam drove
shores the LIST Juy-cargo and hull sold by the
deputy marshal. Cheese sold as low one penny o
pound at auction.
Provisions are in great demand but no money to buy
them. Lumber is very plentiful
The Same paper of the I'D ult says-
By advces deceived from lnagua, Crooked Island, and
Rum Cay, we learn that very heavy rains had lately
fallen at those places. The effect Is, that hope
mains Of reapng this anything like remuneratve
crop OF salt The pans at lnagua aaid to be COM
pletely overlooked and the realization of the next crop
almost indefinitely postponed in consequence.
At Crooked Island and Rum Cay the provision crops
have entirely failed and the result that many OF the
people reduced to state of restitution but little
short tf actual starvation The late rains will doubtless
bring relief to those people in the long rum but in the
meantime they will have to endure amount Of priva
ton and suffering which it should be the object alike Of
private beneyoence and public charity 10 mitigate and
remove.
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dor sALE-oNE HORSE AND TWO CARTS CAN BE
I seen for four DAYS at 10 Burling slip.

HORSE AND CARRIAGE FOR sALE..A VERY sU-
IL peror family horse perfectly sound and gentle, Of ne
action and fast raveler also handsome buggy wagon with
leather top quite roomywas made order by OF the best
city makers; plated harness. Sheets net &C. all complete ant
good as new the whole forming very desirable establish
on and offered sale only the ID unable
IL may seen at underhii Fleets stables, In La.
ette Mace
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
MONEY MAR X e r.
MONDAY, Sept 3-6 p.

MONDAY, Sept 3-6 Z. NJ.
The stock market was not at all active at the
opening this morning. Quotations very irregu-
lar and unsettled Sellers on time are plenty-more
80 than buyers. The bears are DESTROYS Of putting
out long contracts at their own option but buyers on
such terms are scarce. Cleveland and Toledo and
Erie were operated in to the greatest extent today.
Operators in the former for rise do not seem to
care much about the difference paid for buyers OPP
ton. One per cent difference between cash and
sellers option ruled at the first board. As soon as
sellers get little easier their contracts in this
stock we shall see one Of those tumbes which used
so frequently overtake Erie just previous to the
collapse. At the first board to-day Virginia SIS ad.
vanced per cent Nicaragua Transit, /; Erie Rail-
road, a Michigan Central, }; Cleveland and Toledo,
]; Chicago and Rock Island, Il Illinois Central
Railroad, 1. Canton Company fell of per cent;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, B. State stocks
and railroad bonds were comparatively quiet without
change in prices.
After the adjournment Of the board, the following
sales Of bonds and stocks made at auction, by
A. H. Ncolay:-
SO Certificates, each 81 ooe $3.50
1000 Oswego and Syracuse r. r. rs, int IS
5000 Toledo and Illinois r. Il. LIST mort do 10 so
1000 n. Y. & Erie r. r. Convertbles, 1871..... "a
$50 Mer. Marine ms. scrip. ................ II
SO shares Bushwick and Newtown Bridge, pr $. Go
1000 do. Gold Belt Mining Co................. Ike
1000 do. Union Mining 20 .................... lZoc
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TasicisSs Of that ,sf the successful leaders: The
pnt Ia ss,eh fetched country are VIGOROUSLY cor
iup. anu md 30 deicribed correctly cells
ths o,hsys Ease, each striving to get its head above
.ne oas. OF course such will look to personal
tssy str nent rather than the public good and while
ivy ain their voices in denunciation Of the fallen
1 will take care to initiate his base and selfish policy
an n regarded his own interest and that of his mme-
ate family the only object to which the government
should devote ITSELF
In despite ofthe eagerness to sign the plan of Ayuta
displayed by the entire people, especially by the abso-
usts Of few months since, when the news Of santa
Annals precpate retreat known the provisions OF
that plan were violated ignored in the hasy nomna-
ton Of Carera for the Provisional Presidency by the
vention Of delegates summoned by General La Vega One
of the sections Of the Ayua scheme positively declares
that such convention Of State delegates would or
could be authorized to organize national government
could be called only by the Of the ibe-
rating army-a parsonage who not consulted at all
either by Grrera his friends 1t quite possible that
Alvarez and may not approve of his appoint
| ment, and they who have very original and
forcibe style Of sgnyng their dislike for any individual
high low for any measure that does not exactly
jump with their wishes.
The condition of the nation is very grave indeed One
has been got rid ofin the person Of Santa Anna
but another remains and called the spirit OF faction
When will Mexico be free from that