New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-01

"a 10 the ssn,imsn. uihrsJ by the gfes, msiority
~ tho psiion,
M. esn,s Ann. lef, this city m company with
her mother. Vidal, the nsv E'nistsr 81 Msrico N
Warrington, and others, in tho diligence for Vera
Cruz. on Ruhdsy last 10Th July, from which port
shr " IN rn bark for the United states Via Havana,
In on II glish steamer II she can get there. This,
In connection with The fact that santa Anna has
q nj al bis valnnblea and much money by the roa
dpsia for Vera Cruz, IN be sent IN some steamer
b, tnking possession Of the road 70 that place with
some Of bis best troops, and also .ith the fact
that two Government steamers are held In CON
,tsbt readiness 10 leave at a moments notice at
the I,laud Of SACRIFICES, shows, II anything can
,how, that Santa Anna himself is making ready
for run.
Diplomatic relations have not been restored be-
tween our Government and this, except it may
have been dore secretly, and this may or may not
be So for our Minister has continued TO keep up
bis interviews with Santa Anna in person, and has
endeaynred 10 initiate an affair." a. vas told by
ole VITO had il from the Minister himself, by
which TO put few more millions of Uncle Sans
money in his pure that is by a new treaty for
some more barren land in Sonora According to this,
the line j. to come still further south, so as to ia
clude a seaport on the Gulf of California, which
vas stipulated for in the Meslla Valley treaty
but this wa. objected to by Mexico, aud therefore
boited cut before the ratification OF that treaty.
1t is al.o currently reported here among the
c0gn0scerti that Mr. Alexander Atochd is secret
agent of the United States, or rather of the Pres
cent, sent out here for the express object of pur
chasing the Provinces CT iucatsn and Sonora both,
ct eitle one of them as circumstances may die
tate ] understand also that Mr. AtOcha has power
10 offer to Santa Anna, who by the way is the
bosom friend of Mr. Atocha, the sum or fifty mil
liens OF dollars for the said Provinces. This will
be stupendous purchase if contaminated, and
there is no doubt il will be If Santa Anna can
keep Oh bis leg long enough 10 clinch the bargain
Now this being good iat job for all the hoe iel'
lows concerned in this business, no donbt there
sppears TO be a prospect of a bOw.up among them
about it, because each part. asserts that the other
had no Inc Il uctions TO treat upon the subject with
Santa Anna. For my own part have not heard
positively SIS to whether either party has lnstruc
items, but Mr. Atecba assures us that General
Gadsden has none, and laughs heartily at the idea
of his making a treaty for land This Is all have
learned of this matter, but it will suthce to put
you on tie qu rirc. If the purchase be made, all
tie honest claims of our citizens against Mexico
can be provided for and perhaps some OF the dis
honest ones too
Y. S.-Sipce writing the above we hear for
certainty that Santa Anna is preparing 70 leave,
and ere You get this he will be flying to parts
unknown" This resolution of the Dictator TO
be of was caused by the news which reached here
Yesterday, priL cipally, and confirmed by every
BODY. that Guitian, with 800 men, has been com.
pletey routed after severe action near the town
Of Saltillo and that Vol has also been defeated.
GHitisn escaped into sallillo with only II men
few days ago We had the news, which is con
frmed also, that COmmonfort with 1000 men,
met the Government forces in general engage
ment near the City Of Gusdalajara, (Jsli'co,) and
that the loss OF the latter was over 900 men, aud
the probability is that city is now occupied by
CCmmOniOrt. ..o.o
Tie conducta having over 81 100000, which
left here few days ago which money for the most
part beloDgs to Santa Anna-arriyed at Jalapa,
and is there delay ed on account OF the road being
occupied by those who lately revOlted at Orlzaba.
In consequence of this Mrs. santa Anua is also de-
lsyed at Puebla because she dare not venture to
continue her journey
All this bad news for his Serene lIighness has
determined him to leave, and aside from sending
out last night about $50 of his best troops to Occu-
py tie Vera Cruz road, he has relays OF mules pre-
pared, and it is expected from one day to another
that he viii be going, though he attempts to con-
cesl his intention from the public, and is about to
Issue circular " threatening with death any one
" ho shall dare to speak of his leaving the capital
or who shall circulate the facts above related
But am assured he will try to make DIS escape.
The fact is, bis going will be II besslDgtO Mexico
and her people. His government has been Il series
of corruptiOns md disgusting frauds. lie has had
tie full rjOyment Of the most unlimited power;
Re has conferred the same on the Governors OF the
Departments and Commanders. General; and in
stead of attempting to them for the good of the
country it appears that all have been melted by a
desire OF vengeance.
The aspirants. in chief in this city for power,
are General Vega, General Carrera, and Barranda,
a lawyer of some considerable distinction. Vega
is a Nonarchst, Barranda and Carrera are Lber
ais The other revolutionary chiefs will also
come in for their share.
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