The Nevada journal., 1855-09-21
Santa Anna Abdicated.

Ihe fOlI0Wlng letter from the SpeClal cOrrcS-
pondent of the S. F. Herald. puts US in the
possession of some interesting facts. Latest
advices render it probable that Santa Anna in
lends taking up his residence in New York:
AcAPuLco, September 5, 1855.
EDITOR OF THE SAN FRANCIsCo HERALD
Victoria! Victoria the victory is ours
our glorious revolution has come to an end
the City of Mexico has adopted the standard
of liberty, and Santa Anna. the usurper, has
fed. His Serene Highness, after returning
rom his mock campaign against Commonfort,
made every preparation for retreat; every
thing movable in the Palacio de los Montezu'
n.ns, all the furniture and ornaments, were
backed up and sent down to Vera Cruz under
a strong escort, be following with all the cav
airy on the 18th of August and on the 18th
the Capital mace formal pfomHneiGmen,o.
odhering to the principles procl aiued at Igula'
Gen. Martin Carrera was nominated Presi
5ente Interimo, and though he is not man of
energy or talent, he has u general reputation
for honesty.
Immediately on the arrival of this news the
II rrison of Chilpanzingo pronounced for AL
garez who, raising all the available troops,
proceeded on his way TO the City of Mexico,
where be intends establishing q provisional
government of his Own. Most likely Com
monfort, Ocampo, Janregui, and others of the
legion of candidates, will do the same, and
general Congress will be convocated to settle
on the destiny Of this unfortunate country
The general impression here, is that Gen. Com.
moufort will be elected President, and that the
constitution will be changed for the third time
into the federal system with but trifing DIFF
ference from that of the United States.
We have been Informed SINCE that Santa
Anna has embarked ON board the Government
steamer urbide-an ominous name for him.
because after having put to death the Emperor
Augustin /, he nowlowes his safety to this float
ing namesake Of the murdered liberator. San
ia Anna is accompanied by his whole family
and number of friends who are too much
complicated not to dread the peoples revenge.
He has loaded the vessel with all his spols;
and wherever he may SETTLE his riches will be
o consolation for the vanished throne. The
people of Mexico were entirely left in the
dark regarding his plans, and as even the cur
tains remained in the windows of his room
but few were aware of the spoiation. Sic
transit gloria mundI
The people have so far behaved with much
moderation, and, sick of these continual dis
turbances, it is to be expected that some true
patriots VIII take the matter in hand, and
some worthier man will govern this country
than we have previously had.
The friends of Almonte were anxously ex.
pecting his return from Washington; as he
kept his hands clean from the seven millions
which he recovered, and as he has always pro-
ven himself more the victim of tyranny than a
revolutionist, his influence may be OF impor'
lance. No one knows what is yet to turn up
and | should not be surpri sed if Yanez would
enter the field against ALL Blanco and Blan-
quita are secure, as they are to be bought over
at any time by securing their property.
Our city is very healthy, although the wealth
er is extremely hot. One (the last one, he.
lieve) of the adventurers from San Francisco,
returns by the Golden Age. Whether be or
his companions were successful in making ne
gotiations for feet for the Pacific is unknown,
but it was rumored yesterday that we are to
have six or eight vessels to guard our coast
Yours, SUNAM.