New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-28

FROM MIIIco.-The New Orleans papers OF the
18th contain later dates from Mexico. Letters
from Vera Cruz state that il Was generally beiiev-
ID Santa Ana had succeeded in negotiating loan
Of =. 600. OO0 with England on a piedrs Of tAt
p,rin,uis II Cahfor-i1. 1t is quito inproba
Die. however thu, thi. should be correct Business
VI. verv dull at Vera Cruz. Th. yellow fever was
carrying Of several persons daily. Runors were
anoat that Santa Ana intended soon to declare
himself Emperor About $4,000 troops were Sta
toned in the capital. 1000 at NaaPa. 1000 At cra
Crsz. and considerable bodies were said TO be- ~
the northern department There was 10 talk OF
invading Texa. The prisoners we're still made to
work in chains. Two Of them. however, one By
the name Of Howard had effected their escape
letter from General Bravo, dated at Cbilpancn-
g.. March %, give. an account of the defeat Of a
band OF native Mcxicsns. 81 red men, Who had
taken up arms against the Government
Gen. Aris,a mas written to the Secretary OF War.
tina, the reinforcement. sent to him for the Texan
service would not do. The following IS the lead
ing paragraph OF hi letter:
In conformity with the directions Of your Tx
cellency. | have assisted at the examination Of the
6Sj recruits. which have arrived from the depart
u1ent. Of Xai.cc and GuaDsxerato, and the result
il. that snlv 90 OF them are fit for duty. Their
unftncs. is 50 apparent, that it cannot b. believed
that they we're ever seen by the government 9TH
GERS: otherwise. it /. inconcciysble that such
multitude Of deaf. dumb. lame and blind. should
have been forwarded ~ the public expense. In
dee. thev were afflicted with such other clessc. Of
infrGiites that appear. that they must have been
turned out Of some Of the hospitals rs incsrsb.e
subjece
4 late law Of the Congress provides that all the
prisoner. shall hereafter be made to work on the
public road. and Notifications. Gen. W. Ihomp-
son had arrived al Vera Cruz
ToRoS1o.-Thc Governor General made hi. en-
try into the city OF Toronto on Thursday. the 2l',
inst He was received with much pomp and cere-
mony On Saturday, grand procession wa.
formed to lay the corner stone of the University of
Kings College. new literary institution about to
be erected.
CIsyo The TIGRI..-The Salem Gazette pub
fishes the following note from Lord Aberdeen
transmitted by Mr.. Everett to the owners OF that
vessel lii. an acknouledg cement s,d redress Of
wrong worthy an honorable and masnanimous ma
tom
Her M.c.tvs Government scknor edges that
the set Of the officer commanding the Nat0r-
witch was not justIiabe upon any principle OF IN
tcrna,ional law or b, any existing treaty between
Great Britain and the United States End that the
case i one in which compensation may be Justly
demanded by the | nitcS States Go,srnmen from
the Government of Great Britain The under
signed ha. accordingly the honor 10 request tho
owner. of the Iisrs Ia send statement, accom-
panied sv documentary c'isencc, Of the damage
which thew have sustained by the unauthorized act
of the British officer; in order that the account,
a. soon as it shall have been suestantiated To the
satisfaction of her Msje.iy' Government. may at
once ~ settled (Sisucd) ABERDEEN
The Albany MUrDIR.-RUM wa. the insti-
eating cause of the horrible murder in Albany
which we noticed yc.,crday-as it j. Of ninc-tcnths
OF the murder. throughout this wide land. The
testimony of her daughter, little girl eleven years
old. states tina, the poor victim cRdenyorcd to per
.uade the brutal wretch not to drnk-thnt she scnt
her daughter to request the rum-'eiler not to let
him h,ve any more hquor-that he went to the
rum-.hop Of one Keys-soon came back and after
some rcproof from hi, wife went to bed After
Wing there about fifteen minutes no got up went
down stairs. came up with an axe and murdered
hi. wife in the presence of their daughter.
THyCA.r OF HoLAE..-The counsel Of Holmes,
convicted of man.aughter in throwing overheard
passengers from the William Brown, have moved
for n new trial, excepting to those parts ct the
Judges charge in which he instructed the jury
that sailor. were bound to protect the lives Of pas
,encer, ut tho expense of their own, and to that
in which he said in case. of peril men were re-
luced to state Of nature and there was no dis
rnction between sailors and passengers. These
TWO are held to be contradictory statements.
FtRE.-Thc dwelling house and store of Nh
Geo. d. Coggeshall. corner OF Pearl and Rose
streets. wa. considerably injured in the roof by fire
at about six o'clock, J. NJ. The ire
caught from the furnace Of a workman employed
in timing an joining roof; he had set 1t IN the
gutter OF this hsusc which was little higher than
the roof upon which he was at work. The fire
was cNtinsuished before any thing but the root
had suffered damage. Considerable los. was sus
tanned from drugs stored in the garnet and injured
by the water.
PrR.oSAL-We mentioned day or two since
that Abby Folsom and on Sas Samson had been
arrested in Boston. and committed to prison in
default Of 800 bail, for disturbing the peace
They both refused 10 badge an inch jai-w,rd,, and
were taken up bodily and carried lhther. ~
soon a. Elder Samson was set down, he remarked
that he wa. more honored than his Master wn.-
he wa, led into jerusalem on single ass. hut
am brought in BY tro asses, and n foal.' This was
set down a. u decided Fit.