The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-24 00:00:00

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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TIIIS DAY, Four o'Clock.
By the Rainbow, Captain Benjamin, arrived at
lArpool yesterday, we have papers from New
yak to the 3rd instant. The highly important
nets they contain relates to the investment of
Vera Crsz ; the retreat of Santa Anna upon San
Luis, and re-occupation by Grneral Taylor of his old
post at Agusa Nuevas ; and Vie proclamation by the
goveriement at Waahington, that all Mexican ports
and places occupied by Its army are open to the com-
merce of American and neuti al vessels, on paying
certain prescribed rates of duties, to be collected by
the American naval and militat y commanders.
INVESTMENT OF VEII.I CRUZ.. —The latest date from
Vera Cruz is the 13th of Ma-ch. On the 27th of
February one large ship, with boats, ordnanoe stores,
and t rocket company, anchored off Anton tlzardo.
During the day seven vessels a' the northward, all
from Lobos ; and all anchored b fore nightfall. Two
mode vessels of the squadron we. e in sight, but stand-
ing off. On the Stle of 'March, more than 50 vessels
were in sight, and among them four steamers and two
propellers. On the 6th, General Geutt and Commo-
dore Conner. on board the I'etrita steamer, rccon-
mitred the shore to the 'weak( the city. The castle
opened a slow, dropping, r4ke liotutipton her.
The subsequea opfratim' e do4nt4o lie March,
will. be best told by Commodore Conner dewisitch of
that dais:
U. s. Owe Lams .- —Of Placritteici; klarehlill, lad .
: her , aV
lad dated en the 7th inst., Ibtformod the department
snivel .001. Scott at Antal [Menlo Meet of the tramp:eta,
with Urge and the roalenal d the gray taming attired about the
mine =et • .peed; =embarked= was tmolted upon, it being'
gliattnripertamt tit we =odd 'Met a 1-noting ',two a norther
thin SSW idly r two or three days. Atter a
r om.rearimeiessiore orb by is pound end -Greif in the steamer
the beach dee wmalreme ilemilleiss, a a of the runts spoken
of in my previor lethres wee weleeted r th • moat saleable for the
The anchorage neer ads place being erremely Contracted,
Isb= seraesszy, fib sear W avoid crowdrng it 'nth an mare
ririffee of wine* Is lemmihr most of the troops to the ves-dea
et Int der gramportalion to garrificios. Accordingly, on
the weed= of the t datligiat, all secesory prepare,_
them—web as and serabenng the Mats, detailing *Mee is,
he. —oaving be= =de, title transtrr we, commenced.
The frigates Inenhtell ea bowl between twenty-11, and twenty-eight
beeetrze meta, wish their arms and accoutree rents, awl be As rt
Mell -weds wrehrole reportion. This 'met of the 'nova.
mint was eompleledi very semerfally about II o'clock, am., and a
law minutes thanes? the arnaldros under my crounand, I.ecompa-
red tay die commending gaseni, in the ocainadiip Maeaarthuseetta,
and each of the traneper as had been eeleeted for the tumor, got
underway. The weather wee very fine -indeed we could not hare
Men more raneweed in this particular than we we,. We hat a fresh
Ma yet pude =awe front the nsuth.rest, and • perfectly smooth sea.
Ms to denrilleins occupied Iss between em.. and three
61., sidle wee in air esehored without the slightest
eit essiimi= In the smell • s.igted to her—
le being WI wry laud ms d. notwithstanding the
winks t leamprle k • Liiit Ds disembark.' las oc.o
turd is Ike =WA if=o we wire Inseadenin, the trams from
Se
dip= the see‘beele (id In number), I elireetoal the atenners,
Vixen. and the I. iperlimft, to form in • tine parallel
Liaised dire to the Wm= teem= the landing. 'rale *err was
=Ley imecoted, and these mall vessels. from the I othmors.4 their
were enabled to take positions w thin gad grape tango of
ice=". A. the boob severally receirol their complements of
ibis= they ensemble, In a lino abreas, bet a een the art
re the gun-boats ' • and, when all were ready, they
gelled m together, under the gardance of • number of the
inn of the rarer, who had been detailed for tide vulvae.
Or Worth commanded this, the first line of the arm), and had the
intilattion of forming his command on the beach and neighbouring
high. lust before ',unmet. Four thousand fire hundred men ,tiro
gm thrown on shore shuns simultaneously. No enemy appeared to
OW %lithe .lightest opposition. The era line being landed, the brats,
▪ sammaive trips, mitered the memadvar and transport...of their re-
weinbig troop. by 10 o'cleek, p.m. The whole army team a few stria-
fttl.in ponies; , =rating of upwards of 10,0.0 m, were thus defy
on were, without the slightest strident of any kind. The
end seamen under my command vied with melt other oo thin
erg= in • orals.. and energetic performance of their duty. I
Ono: bat exerts. to the department the lt)elt satisfaction I have de, j
der been witnessing their efforts to contrrhme all in their power
ta the nicer. of their more fortunate tore, been of the army.
The Mather still continuing fine to-day, we are enraged
lading the artillery, home, rovisione, and other mate, lel Tb:
Merge New (Mews, with the Louisiana regiment of voles Left,' 500
WOOS arritel mat *ppm tunely at Anton Lizard°, Jost as wr had
gat ouneires in motion. She joined us, and her troops were landed '
Mr the rest. Another transport arrived at this amber-age to-day.
Ike troops have alas been landed. Genera Scon has now s sib him
,wars of 11,1100 men. At his request, I ?ermined the marines of
the midron, under (Stettin Edson, to join him. as • part of the 3rd
mghaeat of artillery. The general-In-chief landed this morning, and
the eery pan Itself in motion at an early hour to form it. lines around
eke eity. There has been mine distant firing ad .hot and sheik from
P. to= and C.. le upon the troops., as they rimmed, but without
met. lam still of the opinion, experseed to my previous comma-
aleattella, as to the inability of the enemy to hold out for any length
enure. • The castle has, at meet but four or fire weeks' prorVione,
and the town about enough to last for the same time.- I am, very
telpecthely. Ste., D. Cessna, Cots nandine Home Squadron.
NM 3. Y. Noon, Secretary of the Sony, Wohingtou.
On. the 11th and 12th, the American forces were
employed throwing up breastworks and digging
entrenchments. Occasional skirmishing took plat:
with the enemy, who were throwing showers of
bomb-shells and round shot from the castle and city,
bat without much effect. During this time the seamen
were landing provisions and ammunition from the
transports. At half-past 3 a.m. on the 13th both
town end castle opened a heavy fire on the American
lines. It was not expected thatan assault could be given
before the lapse of two or three days. The pipes anis-
plying the town with water had been discovered and
Ott off. A letter in the New York Herald states :
The Pities, mail steamer, which ham been lybag he morns dam at
he OWN, eons down to tiserifleim end anchond between that it
end and Fanjaras Reef, to wither the landing. Her decks were
ailed with penple, seaming wieten were several ladles. I pregame
Chap ore t Englieb Guar, resident in Vera Cruz, who have taken re,
ft* in the steamer, until the city shall hare been captured, and quiet
Meer.
The ream and children are represented by the English and French
alkerre, to tic engaged In hundred., upon the additional entrench.
erste md fortiticatioes root Vera Crux. They work with shovels
end hoed* the ditches, and rem the earth from them to the els-
bankonetts, in apnea, bags, and baskets—end try re hungry!
We lea= through the eame Menne* that enable revolution le
ranthe germinewant in the ei. y of Mexico, with the object of overturning
BANTA ANNA AND GENERAL Toetent —The fol-
lowint despatches et General Taylor are the only
anthentic accounts received from Saltillo and Aguas
Name. From them it appears that Santa Anna bad
been compelled to fall back, and that the American
pistil had again oceupied his former position.
Wier* from Sacrificial; state that Santa Anna, in his
letternlo the Mexican authorities, attributed his back-
wird Movement solely to want of provisions. From
Osumi Taylor's returns of the killed and wounded,
itlelmssre that the lose on both sides was less than at
tiaabut rllorted.
or Oreveartos.—Camp on the field of
••••• Deena Vista, Mexico, Feb 24, le 0. —Mr, - I have the honour
le =art that, having become stoned on the left Instant, the
earland eaterateed in very heavy tome Enearnacion, thirty
Mhant Agua Nueva with the evident reign of attacking
„_wkliseince, I broke up nay camp at the latter place oa the list and
Strong line In front of Baer Vier, ••••11 miles south of
Ihigno. A carol, forte left at Ague Nueva for the pnrpnew of cover.
hi de demon supplies weedrtven in during the night, aid on
~
naming of the Slnd the Mexican army •ppeared tome-
* front of our position. At eleven o'clock, A a.. •
bearing from General Seer Anna • summon,
et
tired surrender. To which I immediately retuned
a
o.=ceply. The summons and tny reply MI here-
The settee was coramencol late In the afternoon, be-
tween was tight troops on the left flank, but was not osinuely en.
men the morn/rig of the 23rd, when the enemy made en effort
"'wee tee )eft Unit of our porton. An obstinate and sanguinsry
"Wife +maintained, with short Intervala, throughout the day, the
that the enemy was oompktly repulsed from our lines.
bt en,al-p upon the rancho of Buena Vieta and a demon-
-.wt. Went the city of Sattillo nest, were Ukelele handsomely 'c-
tn. rre ely in the night the enemy withdrew from his camp and
far peon Apia Nueva, a distance of twelve mites. One own
Ye metier at at points In this action fell somewhat short of 400
woe, .4 that of the enemy, from the statementdGeneral nut
Lama. be estimated at 20,000. Our sneers., against such groat
▪ h t sufficient entimium en the good conduct or our troops.
L • nortietalied °Merl report, I abet hare the witisfactlon of br
the unite of the government the cor...p..ettoun gallantry of pr-
at corp. I may be permitted here, however, to sr.
_bowled my greet obirostione to Brig—Gra. Wool, the 'Mood ill
"."40 to 'bum I feet particularly indebted for hit valuable al
• t is rearrion. Our toes has been very peal re, and will not
rthhY fell short of ilk n. The Mexican le., has been irnrn:nse.
tale the online ooportunity of forwarding a some, t list of the
rA ellit.,,
of
~,the day. —I are, sir,
Ter y ',Tett fully. vont obedient moos
m MaJm-GeneralU.S. A. even...ding.