The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-28 00:00:00

...LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY, Four o'Clock.
We are sorry to say that the accounts received
bent Dublin this morning,at tha Earl of Besaborough's
town residence, in Cavendish-scpuire, are to the effect
that his lordship was not likely to survive many
bears.

• By the Mary Ann and the Ashburton, arrived York
gee in the Mersey, our accounts from New York
gee extended to the 9th inst. The reported capture
of Vera Crete has not been confirmed. The line of in-
elettasnt was, however, completed, and all communi•
cation with the city, landward, had been cut off. Ten
marten had been larded; but the American fire had
scat ,opened when the last accounts left. The fire
from the city and castle was continued, without mo-
urning any effect. Col. P. F. Smith, with his Rifles,
it was said, had engaged a force of about 800
IMO from the city, and compelled them fo retire, with
gloss of about 25 killed and several wounded.
Very unfavourable news was reported to have
reached Philadelphia on the evening of the Bth inst.,
which is than given : "A merchant of this city has
received a letter from his partner at Montgomery,
Alabama, which states that, just as the mail was
Laving, an express had arrived from New Orleans,
which stated that ' General Scott had been killed,
General Worth dangerously wounded, and the
Alabama Regiment cut to pieces, before Vera Cruz.'
The letter from Montgomery is dated April 2, and the
New Orleans papers of the 30th say that the ship
Oregon was below at that port, with three day?
lane advice. from the Gulf. The above unfortunate
=nee, if true, might be her news. It is pla-
nt the Ledger, Inquirer, Times, and other
belletins in the streets of this city, and has created a
diep sensation. I hope, however, that it is either
ted or incorrect. Bat at the some time it
will remembered that we first received the) news
tithe battle of Baena Vista exactly in the same way."
The chip Yazoo, of New York, with part of Harvey's
**goons on board, was lesion Anton Lizardo, on the
lfilh alt The troops were saved with diffidulty, bat ,
140 horses were lark Three men, belonging to the
intreship Relief, lost their lives in saving those of
dragoons. Several other ships lost a good many
horses in the same succession of gales, the vessels
being over-crowded. The lose of horses was severely
hit
The gallant action of General Taylor, and the
It:bedded landing of General Scott, appear to have-
elated the war party in the United States, and even
Me of their opponents, beyond all bounds. It is
evident, from their language, that they already look
upon Mexico as permanently annexed tp their terri-
toed" Projects for a anal acmes the Isthmus of
Tehuantepec, and similar colossal undertakings, en-
pm all their thought*. Mr. Benton was stilllinger-
mgat Washington.
The weather is represented by this arrival as
baling been mild and pleasant all along the line of
telegraph from Albany to Buffalo on the 4th of April.
On that day two steamers from New York bad as-
tended the Nathan In within four mile. of Albany.
Beam Ultimate (3rd April) it is reported the month
!mil. opened genially, and that vegetation was push-
rapidly forward. At Washington, on the. same
air tu weather was exceedingly fine : the owls is
ges'aral were not op" lowsver,".

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