NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.

FROM VERA CRUZ.
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Another steamer has arrived at New Orleans
with dates from Vera Cruz on the 22d utimo.


Quite The most important by this arrival (says the
Picayune) the attempt by Santa Anna the ens
of Governmentnot by force but by assumption of the
authority OF President from which he contends he has not yet
been legally separated long document has been addressed
by him from Tehuacan, dated November st the President
through the Secretary Of State in which, after reviewing the
history of his resignation he contends that the terms of such
resignation not sufficiently explicit and that can have
legal force until it has been accepted by Congress He
says that he did resign entirely the functions OF Pre-
sden that he only consented temporarily separation of
the civil from the military power of the Presidenhe crcum-
stances Of the country then requiring it, and that he took
mand Of the army his character Of President The reason
for the separation of the civil from the military authority of the
President having ceased he desires his full
legal position as President until Congress shall fit accept
his resignation.


The same day he addressed Exposition TO the Mexi
can Congress in somewhat the strain his letter 10 the
President which he tenders TO Congress his resignation
and them acceptt The reader will at once de-
the point which he aims for if Congress accept this
resignation, declaring the Office OF President now first vacant
Pena exercise of authority has been all along
usurpaon and his removal of Santa Anna from the command
of the army illegal and void.


There has been no later news received at Vera Cruz from
the city of Mexico.


In the city of Guadalajara fresh revolution has burst
forth favor of the elevation the Presidency Of Gomez Fa
ras the avowed antagonist of the sacerdo,a party His pa
sans whilst attacking the churches and endeavong abstract
thereom the sacred utensils Of god suddenly assaulted
by the mob melted by the priests sanguinary engage
ment Immediately ensued between the nfurated parties the
endeavong to page the sacred edces the other to
protect them from the threatened desecraon In the action
ii is said that Gen. Ampuda Of Monterey and Sentmanat
notoriety was san together with many of the followers Of
Gomez Farias. The militant church party, which well
knows how defend its privileges, has uiumphed usual


Gen. Paroles has openly pronounced, at Tulancngo, in
favor Of the plan of Iguaa In his prounciaieto and
monarchcal he seconded by the garrison OF
Mazaan.


The spirit breahed forth in every paragraph Of these pa
pers the spirit of and unquencabe hatred to the North
Americans and their The Mexcans though destitute
of all resources having amongst them the apple of discord
distracted by internal commissions and divided councils ye
desire tendency whatever peace Cancellation


letter dated Jalapa the 5h mentions which
had Just reached that place from Queretao that the Mexican
Congress had shown themselves decidedly in favor of
but that the Governors Of Departments opposed to it.


Col HUGHEs is to be left in command Of Jalapa.


The Pcayune announces, AMONG the late arrivals from The
of war; Col CRoeHAS, Inspector General of the
from the Brasos, and Major JOHN p GAINES, from Ver
Cruz also, Capt HEADY, another ofthe Encarnacon prison
ers and Major MANSFIELD the accomplished engineer who's
eminent qualities officer have been signay developed
Gen. Taylor's campaign.


The remains of the following officers from Vera Cruz av
ed at New Orleans on Sunday week COL Roberts, Capt
Caldwell, Major Smith, late quaremaser al Vera Cruz, Col
Mcintosh, Capt Walker, Of the rifles, Lieus. McGeny
Hale and Nelson.