FROM MEXICO DIRECT.
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The schooner Sarah Lavna arrived at New York
on Sunday, from Vera Cruz. Accounts, however,
of later date, have been received via New Or
leans The following significant remarks are trans
lated from the Locomotor, a newspaper published
at Vera Cruz, of the date of the 25th ult: 30


"The opposition to the government becomes daily
stronger and stronger, and is daily to be fear
ed The partisans Of General Santa Ana have re-
conced themselves with the federalists and the
centralis,s, and with most of the political parties,
which combination has for its object the resistance
of the monarchical principle, which, it is under
stood, is the leading object and favorte measure Of
the present government. The government, however,
in order to prevent or neutraze the coalition, has
resolved upon public declaration in favor Of repub-
licanism. If the government were to act in this
sense, frankly and honestly, it might regain much
ground which it has lost, and which has been lost
by not adopting, with decision, either one or the
other party-viz: that Of republic or that Of a
monarchy government which has no known
decided political faith creed, throws the coun-
try into dscord or confusion"


"Accounts from Yucatan, received at Vera Cruz,
state that at the last dates the people were engaged
in the elections for an extraordinary assembly,
which was to meet on the 23d Of April, to
decide upon the political position Of that pen
insula. According to the prevailing opinion,
it is considered highly probable that the as
sembly will declare at once for the absolute





from Mexico. The hatred against the general gov
ernment of Mexico, has become intense in Yucatan,
and increases every day; it is the prevailing and
loudly expressed opinion of Yucatanese people in
general, 'that for many years past, every govern
ment which has had the ascendancy in Mexico, has
been a tyrant and oppressor of Yuoatan. The fall
Of the administration Of General Herrera, and OF the
constitutional Congress, heard Of with pleasure
in Yucatan, but without, however, any feeling OF
interest or affection for the government which sue
ceeded." This is strong language in a Mexican
journal The same proceeds, in long article, TO
describe the people Of Yucatan subjected to few
wealthy individuals, to whom, as pretends, they
are in complete subjection, and in condition OF
poverty ignorance and degradation very similar to
that Of the Indians, or even the rude savages on
the coast Of Africa


1t is announced in these papers that the expedi.
ton to California began its march TO the country OF
its destination on the 3d Of March. General Pare
des has avaled himself Of the pretenee OF putting an
end to propositions for a monarchy, TO putan end to
all discussions, of every kind, upon governmental
matters by the public journals This has excIfed
much discomfort and the principal journals have
yehementlv protested against this act.


These papers contain no news from the Rio Bra
yo and with the exception Of what we have above
given, nothing Of any interest or importance.