Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-06
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CFrom The New Orleans FlGayune OF Aug &c
Flight of Santa ADMINISTRATION In the
Capitol.
The steamship OMAHA, Capt Forbes, arrived
this morning from Vera Cruz, which port she left
on the 22dinst.
The news by this arrival is very important but
Of tenor not unexpected. Tie whole story in
brief is that Santa Anna with his family has fed
from Mexico.
1t appears that Santa Anna left the city Of Mex
leo on the 9Th inst. at the head Of 400 men, un-
der the pretext of quilting the revolution in the
State oil Vera Cruz. On arriving at the fortress of
Perote he threw of the mask and unveiled his real
design. He there issued u proclamation. denoSil-
ing the Government in the hands of Pavoni, Vega
ami Saas, and Immediately departed with all speed
to Vera C.uz. His last days march was from
Puente 10y clrcuItOuS routes [say fourteen leagues
ana be arr ved at Vera Crtz on the night of the
18th inst.
On the day after his arrival Santa Anna endea-
vored to COON b ard tie Mexican war steamer Itu1-
blde' but being prevented by the state Of the
weather, he embarked on the night of the nth,
and with his family, it Is supposed, prOceeded
10 Havana.
In the mean time, all Santa Annals ministers at
the city Ot Mexico look French leave, and Gene
raj Catrera at the head of the only troops left in
the city, say 700 meu, pronounced for the plan Of
AyuntIa, naming CarTerh President pro tr4a., and
Vega, Communicated chief OF the troops.
In Vera Cruz, on the night of the 18th, part of
the Regiment Of Tres VIeiaS pronounced aud
kllledone oil their officers, aud then let the ely
over The walls 10 join La Lave, who was in The
vicinity Next morning tie remainder of the Regi-
ment' say 2OO men, were marched out of the city
ny ordeE OF General CTSona, to prevent further
disturbance. 0n the same day, Sunday, the 18Th
The city OF Vera Cruz and the tIoupS pronounced
III favor OF the plan Of Ayuntia, Governor Corona
sun retaining the command, waiting Tor orders
ltom the Provisional Government
On the goth, all was quiet in Vera Cruz, and no
further disturbance was looked for till the 22d,
| The day La Lave was expected To enter the city
with his PrOnucGiOs, 10 which serious o. lee
lions We're raised, as his troops, it was feared,
night create disorder. On the night ofthe 2ls;,
hnwever, at half past Z, a disturbance occurred
amnng the troops; the Regiment Of Guides and The
~ were ordered out, aud several shots were fire d.
The pronounced troops in fort Conception fired
the cannon loaded with grape, and several of the
| Guides were killed. The Guides then took the
lori by assault, alter which all became quiet, aud
remained so until the sailing of the Orizaba.
Onthe eVenimg-of the 18th, the new Govern
meG! sent. under General Vega, expresses TO the
various Governors of tile Departments or States
| requesting them 10 pronounce, and at the same
time they sent 10 the commanders of the liberal
forces to Inform then that everything had been
regulated according to their views. aud to request
them to come to the capital alone, leaving their
forces behind them, for the purpose of electing
officers and arranging the Government,
The liberal party, however. were not satisfied,
anu Sent the commanders, telling them 10 bring
their forces, and that then they would then be able
10 carry ont their plans.
/ The new Government was-in fact composed O.
a large PREPARATION OF the members OF tile last one
and closely united with the Church, FOR which
reaSOn The liberals could not adopt it.
D.aLuIs de Ia Rosa, lale Mexican Minister i,
washington. has been appointed Governor I
fueNia 10 Tie great satisfaction OF the LIBERALS.