New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

From TExAs.--By the steamship Newly orK at
Eev-Oreans. the Picayune has Galveston papers
>, rho LIT inst rom these we gean that Com
Moore Of the Texan service has not been treach-
erously seized and made a prisoner in lucatan, as
was confidently reported, though his Lieutenant,
alarmed at his prolonged absence at Merida, had
seizcd the Mexican Commissioners, and detained
them as hostages for his safety He sonn after re-
Zccyed a letter from Com. Moore. nstIuc,inS hlin
to release them, and saying that nc would DC back
Il, a day or two Among the Commissioners were
Gems. Lcu1as and Anaya, hitherto esteemed the
mos, honest of Mexican Fcderali,ts. he com
pletc reunion Of Yucatan and Mexico IS confirmed
The Texian prisoners under Col Cook have been
heard frors AZ Frcsrnillo and Zacu,ccas, on their
w,y 70 Mexico 4, the former 500, at the latter
; 1000. were subscribed 70, them, and much cloth
ng contributed. They appear to be vel! treated,
according to the orders Of the Government.
the war fcyer is getting up in Texas. great
war meeting wa. held at Houston on the 28tir ult.
and war paper, The Alarm Bell Of the West,
Ia. been started at San Antonio.
II j. said tina, the hostile Indians who lately IN
tested the country the Upper Trinity arc en-
,irelv dispersed.
FnoM MExsco.-Thc picayunc Of the 9th con-
@,ans letters from Mr.. Lumsdcp, one of the pub
fishers dated the 10th 23d aud 25ti. ult. atNlcx
He arrived there on the l2tll in T. days from
New. Orleans. Since then, he had seen and con-
=ycrscd freely with the prisoners already arrived,
and been afforded every facility by oar Minister.
The prisoners alrct,d: arrived amount=to ninety.
who are cenfacd in the Convent of Santiago, tct-
cred. and nude 10 work in the streets. They
lived very much ilig,nd and bcrctt Of clothing:
Tins want had been supplied by subscription Of
300 among the foreigners in Mexico. Letters
lad been received bv cur Minister from Mr.. Ken
dali a, San Louis FotoSi, on the 10Th ut. on his
way TO Mexico protesting against the treatment
no had received, Thn last letter is by the L. S.
=Cm,cr Jackson as follows:
o"'''' MEXICO. Jan. 2o 1912.
Good news Mr. Meyer Secretary OF Legation
The American Minister has just called III my
room, and informed mo that y0nnS Combs is Id
,rateL Santa Ana tn, morning sent for him.
and gave hiA his liberty, quite unexpectedly 10
every body here. lie was conducted to the Min
is,er's apartment, and placed under his protection
bv Santa Anas orders, adm lls own carriage
The other prisoners yet IN chains, aud arc al
made 10 work in the streets.
| um grcntly in hope that when Mr.. Kendall
arrives. which must certainly b. in a few DAYS he
viii also coon be released. look upon the lib
Grafton of Combs as u favorable omen.
-: Adicu! Yours in haste, l..
% daring robbery OF u clearinghouse took
place at Mobile on the night Of the 9th. The
burglar un.crewed the door Of the lundludys bed
6 room, in which she slept with light beside her,
snd took away money and valuaslcs the amount
Of $1,000. Nc track OF him yet.
MExlco,-Thc Veto, paper published at Goa
hula, under date of lst January, contains gene
raj order from the Commundan, Ill Chief Of the
Northern army, condcmnns every Mexican who
will deal with Texans to eight years service in
the pcrnaucni body troops stationed at Tampico,
and il no, able perform the service" TO be sent 10
the galleys at Matanoras