New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03
THE FLIGHT OF SANTA ANNA.
From The Sep Oylean. Pieayun<, Aug. d.

From The Nep Orean' Peayune, Aug D.
The ste amship Orzsba, Capt. Forbes, arrived Sat
urdsy morning from Vera Cruz, which port she lett on
the 22d inst.
The news by this arrival is very important, but Of
tenor not unexpected. The whole story, in BRET Is
thai Santa Anna with his family has ned rom nsMco
II arrears that Santa Anna left the City OF Mexico
on the 9th inst at the head of 400 men, under the
text Of quelng the revolution in the state OF vera
Cruz On arriving at the fortress OF Perote he threw
off the mask and unveiled his real design. lie here
Issued proclamation depositing the Government in the
bancs of Pavona, Vega and Salas and Immediately
departed with all speed to Vera Cruz His last day
march from Puente by crcuitous routes, say four
tee lesgues,) and he arrived at Vera Cruz on the
night of the 18th inst.
On the day after his arrival Santa Anna endeavored
10 90 on board the Mexican war steamer lturbde but
being prevented by the state Of the weather he en-
barked Oh the night of the nth, and with his family
IL is supposed, proceeded 10 Havana
In the meantime al Santa Annals Ministers at the
City of Mexico took French leave ana Gen. Carrera
At the head of the only troops left ia the city, say 700
men, pronounced for the plan of Ayuntla, naming
Canera President pro tem., and Vega, ComInanderlu
Chief of the troops. nan, -, A..
regiment Of Tres VEGAS pronounced and killed one OF
their officers and then left the city over the walls 10
ioip La Lave, who in the vicinity. Next morning
The remainder of the regiment say 200 men, were
marched out Of the city by order OF Gen. corona, 10
prevent further disturbance. On the same day, Sun
day. the 10Th, the city OF vera Cruz and '1e troops
roma still retaining the command, waiting TOT orders
from the Provisional Government.
On the goth all was quiet in Vera Cruz, and no
further disturbance was looked Tor III the 20 le uay
La Lave was expeeted to enter the city with bis pro-
nuncjados TO which serious objections were raised as
bs troops il was feared create disorder On
pioh of the 2lst however at halfpast disturbance
fcurred among the troops the regiment OF Guides and
the ID were or dereo out and several shots were fired
The pronounced troops in Fort Concepcion nfea me
cannon loaded with grape, ano several OF me 1uius
were killed. The Guides then took the fort by assault
after which all became quiet, and remained ~ 'no
sailing of the Orizaba,
we learn that the departure Of the Orizaba was e.
rected in Vera Cruz with anxiety 40 some OF the prn
cjpal offenders were supposed to be going out 10 her
and thus evadiDg tie vengeance the people might %
disposed to take on their persons. H.
S;nce the foregoing was written we learn that Car
rers was Ipeinted Provisional President for ak months
oparrel for the Presidency, IL is said hkeiy 10
ensue The pleasure of Alvarez and Comonfort 10 not
known. and tbeywil have say in the matter.
Below we give IN extract from letter received per
Orizaba, by commercial firm in this city from one IN
Vera Cruz with which We have been favored;
w s,t Santa aed the country h,yas
en- hs sth ips Her destination made known bat
supposed be has to H...n. for ths present
general are stated to be very liberal 80 NAV
may expect to hsve new 'afiu ana the 1'
Ne find in our papers from the City of Mexico some
accounts Of the events which preceded the results we
TIE Condition of affairs for some time pas. has been
such as to lead 10 the expectation OF AL that las taken
place. s,oo,v and n,;v.,e rne4,
pes took place in the houses OF members OF the be
raj party Since the 9Th, indeed, these proceedings
we've commenced and the probability OF The departure
NJ santa Anna was discussed The sensation Increased
a. bonrs pss,ed and reached the highest pitch when
decree under his authority made Its appearance noun
mating triumvirate 10 act until he should arnve d
Vera Cruz. o.. ,-yy
On The 10th the Heroldo and SIglO AIh ners-
paIers began TO publish remarks on the actual cond
ION of affairs breaking through tho bonds IN wnich
The ure A lad hitherto been held. They both .olshed
the plsn OF Agutha, and precpitaied the Issue OIL
rponuRe,onento in the capital which was hrs. pro
Claimed BY part OF the garrison aud IN 'he e'enlhs
by he population who adopted It.
On m, hle bt Of the 18th the Cornussion appointed
hy Santa Anna put al liberty the gentlemen thar haa
ts.p impri,obed by him. 1berc were sorne sixty IN
Duuls r. aud were the principal agents In causing 'h'
general adoption Of The plan Of Aga ss meeting Of
The potulaea took place la the Alameda. numbering
Go : 600 to 10 GOD. Thsy finally confirmed tbs plah
~ A,atta with the addition Of making tfovia'"e
H., ne ofsapir stish 81 tho National Guard ffon
he iaras do tbey nafehsd b. the fslaos square an"
vsnssl ~ euler tho palace I" destroy tue FURNITURE W
Sante Anna IN,
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