New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-12
LATER FROM MEXICO
aRR1v.a1 OF THE srr.axsHrp oRrz.aBa.


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.aRRIp.aL OF THE STEAMSHIP oRIz.aBa. I
The steamship oriaaba Capt Forbes, arrived yesterday
morning from Vera Cruz bringing dates from that place
to the Sh ost and from the City of Mexico to the I'd
The bark Wldhre arrived at Vera Cruz from New York
on the I'd The Mexican steamer Iturbids arrived
| from Havana the 9Th.
have received by this arrival the first seyen uumbers
Of paper, Et P,es'sso published In Vera Cruz
looking to the new order Of things probably for
cess We have also received file Of the Eco del Concrete
under new nams, Ell perac,1.sano.
Tho Proereso has article upon the ,roo.m.tion NJ
Captain Henry-who proposed some time aso tn ss.st
with American volunteer force in the overthrow Of
Santa Anna-which II winds up by exclaiu,isg aGoa
save me from my friends that may save myself from my
| enemies ~
Gen. gnacio Lave chief Of the beratine forces of the
department Of Vera Cruz after the flight of Santa Anna,
ozaba anu tooK Of the city OF Vera Cruz
the time refusing to acknowledge the authority
Of Carrera he had not bssn eleotsd in
with the plan Of Aynta and for yarous ntbar
Lave then published manifesto to the peope satt;nu
forth the and declaring that he had taksn tha
of the State into his hands because he
course Indispensable to Ito tranquility ana tia
only one likely to insure the tranquility Of the depart
meDt The national auard was immediately reorganssd
the citizens enrolled themselves in considerable
| bers
teegrapbic dispatch had been received at Var, o,
from the City OF Mexico statingt that Carrera was dis
posed to deliver the Presidency Of the nation info tho
hands Of Alvarez, and had signiaed that fact in o;
| manner.
company OF one hundred and fortyfour soldiers who
had been imprisoned at Perote by the former
ment for attempting to join the frce had
been liberated in accordance with manifstatio, of
| popular will
For refusing to obey order to leave the
of Vera Cruz Gen Tamariz had been arrestedand ncd
4 on board the war schooner Tamaulipas
The garrison az Aacaeeoss pronounced in favor NJ the
plan OF san AUS fesoel retaining the late officials in
power the people ttaeked put the parr
son 70 nsnS sitef severe fight. The plan of Ayntla
was then saopsso' ana ten Zamora placed at the
| head Of affairs
Among other DEGREES lately issued in the deparment
San Luis Potos for the better administration Of iustic
one imposing the penalty of death or ten year nnr;
onent the crime of robbery and for sundry
offences.
son of Degoado, who had been Imprisoned by Santa
in cons quence of the fact that he was so near
of of the chiefs of the rebellion had been set
at liberty and returned to the capital
Ell HeraI9e speaks of letter from Gan AIvarsx in
which anuounces the intention Of immediately pto
cesdipg to the capital.
Rumos prevailed that hostilties had broken ont
between the forces of Haro and yidsurr in the de-
parmeat Of San Luis Potos, but they needed coparma
ton. MM..@
The papers of the capital are filled with proelsmations
other documents from the newly constituted officials
in every part Of the country but them appear to bs
much Importance. Fer the time being each person
welding the least authority appears to impose such laws
and regulations as he sees fit.
SToNINGToN RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL tele-
graphic dispatch informed us o few days ago
that on the night of the 3D. serious accident
happened on the Boston and Stonineton Rail
road Itocourred about three miles from King
ston, at bridge, and was caused by rail
having been removed, apparently by design.
Besides the engine, ETC., the train comprised two
second class and six first class passenger cars,
and carried between four and five hundred pas
sengers bound for New York. The entire train
with the exception Of two first class cars, was
thrown off the track the baggage and second
class cars were totally demolished, and ten per-
sons we're severely injured. One man had his
legs so badly crushed that immediate amputa-
ton became necessary. Most of the baggage
was saved. Subsequent to the accident meet
| ing Of passengers was held on board the steamer
Plymouth Rock, when appropriate resolutions
| were adopted, and o subscription amounting to
$198 was collected in aid of injured passengers.
| AMERICAN NOMINATIONS. - The anti
Americans Of the parish of East Baton Rouge
have made the following nominationss
| For the State Senate--James P. Greves.
| For-the House of Representatioes--Jame 30.
| gan, Josiah Kleinpeter. For SheriB--A. Wad-
| dill. For Clerk of Court--Manuel Moreno
| .assessor-Isaiah Tucker. Coroner-Isidore
| Larguier.
The Americans of Baton Rouge will beat that
ticket s'justas easy as falling off alog," Good
men enough are on it, but they are on the wrong
side Of the fence.
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| STEAMSHIP NAuTILus.--This steamer having
encountered very heavy weather on the out
ward passage, and detained thereby, and not
having arrived at ailate hour yesterday, can
not be in readiness to leave on tomorrow, the
regular day of departure for Brazos St. Jago
and Galveston Consequently the mails which