New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-19

M. asr,s Annss Ministp, ~ tNrp,sn Ansi,s, cast
cut Ill HE eicesnt elpsan, r,n'sare AMI made
h.ns,s 81 che whole heIesn HE own doc, A"'""s
s,he, tsines II his were three splendid e"''hes
The people saturated tho issae al them WIN
.le.hcl aud scttiue thom also On hrp, reduced
them 60 ashes The library of Mr. neuilla. said TO
have hecn valued 4, &v0. 900. was also burned
Tho h,s,o Of tho mother in law II Santa Anna
tepe nj The principal rcrsnns through whom all
specut, tors approached him. who enriched horSci'
and divided the spoils with him) was served IN tho
Same way as WAS also that ci Lizard The latter
Was Furnished In great magnhccncc, and P'anos
mirrors carpets. chandeliers. Ac, were huried
ncm tho windows dashed into fragments AMI then
burnt, amid the shouts. hisscs, and gibes OF the
inluriatcd populacc. 20.
Tho houses of Escandon and Ldgard6, the Chief
Of Police and principal spy of Santa Anna, were
stoned, and some things were stolen from tne
former; but with this solitary exception, and IL IN
worthy of notice, that, during the destruction OF
the contents of the other houses not the least thng
was appropriated by the mob amid the most aiiur-
inc temptations. but with the most perfect dlsre-
card were broken 10 pieces and burnt. Another
fact is worthy of note. which is, that not store
or shop was entered, though for the most part
omen during the whole time of destruction. Be
sides there was rum shop and grocery on the hrst
story of the house of Bonilla which was open also
during the time his things were being destroyed
but the people did not enter il, nor did they ash
for anything therein. nor say word TO any one
Their CRY was Down with Bonilla and the
"tyrantsr' While the crowd were on their way
to the house of Bonilla they met 6 lumber OF por-
tiers carving bags of specie to the various com
mercial houses as usual and the dense, ragged, and
possibly hungry crowd opened wide 10 let them
pass shouting at the same time: Pass on and
"fear not the people are not robbers" During
the whole day there was hardly drunken person
seen All the inmates of these houses had escaped
before the work OF violence began.
During the day the military authorities became
alarmed and ordered the soldiers to fire on the
people to disperse them and good many were
killed At about in the evening, however, all
was quiet. The people had separated and retired
20 their several homes the places of public resort
were open, lights shone brilliantly in the saloons
of private families and peace and quiet shed their
gentle influence around and midnight found this
so lately troubled city wrapped in the most pro-
found repOse.
But to return to the principal subject. All the
authorities appointed by Santa Anna, on hearing
of his fight, whipped themselves over like slap
lacks and presenting fair side up, declared for
the plan of Ayutla prOfessed Themselves the great
est of liberals-while yet fresh from their bloody
bloody work under the tyrant-and commenced
issuing their DEGREES by virtue of the said plan.
This would not do, however, in the City OF One
retaro, the people of which, with part OF the
troops, (privates rose in body against the Com
mander General, and Governor, Cabrera and 9th
er principal tools OF Santa Anna, and the same
scenes were enacted there as in this capital on the
18th of August with this distinction, that all their
furniture, &c, was not only broken and torn into
fragments, but robbed by another portion OF the
pOpulace than those who destroyed It, The PEG
pie then called on of their own party 10 take
charge of the Government, who at once Obeyed
IL loh do nd
his brother satrap of the State of Guanajuata, Pa
checo, Oh hearing what had taken place in Quere-
tarO precipitately fled.
would remark, by way Of parenthesis here,
that the adoption of the plan of A. utla by the
traps of some of the States-Queretaro and Guam
sjuato, for example-toOk place before they knew
of the alterations made in it by their companions
in filthy work, the military commanders OF the
City of Mexico. Since then the new adhesons by
mat class have been in favor of that called the
"Act of Mexico"
There 10 great disgust and discomfort now on the
part Of several Of the chiefs of the revolution in
consequence of the election of President I'D interim
in and by the City of Mexico and the naming of
the electors for that object by Gen Vega Among
the principal Of them is Haro Tamarz, who was
chosen by san Luis POosi as their chief under the
plan of Ayutla Vidaurri of Monterey, aud La
Slave of Vera Cruz, who have openly and in strong
terms protested against those acts as usurpaton
on the part Of Vega and Carrera aud Ilaro
Tamariz in an official letter TO Vega, declares and
publicly protests against the right OF the latter to
appoint the Elective Assembly and the legality OF
the election Of Carers, and also against all ms
acts since his sO.caed election, and threatens not
TO submit to him nor in any way recognize Ills
Government, nor lay down his arms until be re-
sic n. and if necessary LIE will march TO this CahHf
against him. In fact the commanders OF the armed
force here in proceeding as they have done, have
cuDningly and so far completely usurped the power
when driven by force 10 fly yield 10 the revolutions
and those true herOes-AlSar eZ, COmOniOrt and
otbers-are thus attempted to be crowded out
from the completion of the grand work they so ear
nestly began and peTseyered in amid the vilest
abuse calumny and great suffering for about two
of the most cven,ful years in Mexican history.
| The acts of Vega and Carrera | fear will be the
cause of future troubles.
Although the DEGREES of Carrera are princi-
pallv confined TO the adjustment OF some OF the
most odious of Santa Annas they are by bloody
hand, issued under all the old forms of tyranny
and in vast numbers. The reforms introduced
into the plan of Ayuta by the act of the garrison
of this city, completely nulify the liberal views
contained in that instrument. The Moritear,
| which / am glad 10 see has risen again from its
ashes, remarks in reference 10 this subject
The second article of the pan Of Ayutla most
essential in the revolution, has been nu.'hed IN Mex
leo.
And in respect 10 the electors
"Of those amed in Mexico none are known 10 the
chief who has sustained the revolution OF Ayut.s,
they vere not named according 10 the plan Of the
sane, and for that reason the plan Itself has been
Lui6ed.'
Ard continues: The declaration Of the people Of
mexico il not that Of tie garrison and, for the
"ssme reason, the garrison and none else separated
''ihemselyes from the plan Of Ayu,la saying at the
.ame time they accepted that is 20 say, mourning
q" n mantst contradiction"