The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-10

Ved Yesterday morning from vera Oiu|, III "a u"yS'
giving us news 20 days later We return our thanks 10
the Captain for his attention TO our news collector
The news is important and interesting.
The H. s brig Dolphin, ]. ID. knight, COM
mander, was lying at SACRIFICES, waiting the arr-
val of the colduota from Mckee, with $40 900 in
specie, being the first insalment Of the American
claims that government, which passed through
the city OF Jalapa the 18th, and would probably
reach Vera Cruz about the 10th; lett no other Anne
rican vessels in port.
articles Of agreement al the Surrender Of the Trans at
Mer beween Gen .7mpudia, Of the MericGn 1rny, and
Gen Nm s. Fisher, Of the Teran.
Translation.
First Dirision of the Body Of the Northern Army.
In view OF the conference which have had with Gen.
William Fisher have agreed to concede to him
l That all those who deliver up their shall be
treated with all the that characteristic
Of the magnanimous Mexican nation
ID That in compliance with the petition that the said
Gen. Fisher has made relating TO the individuals
nected with his forces that belonged to the Santa Fe Ex
considerations.
3D. Those that agree to the preceding articles will pro
coed 10 the public square and there deliver up their
MrEn, Dec 10th, 1872
[signedl PEDRO DE ANPUDIA.
certify that the above is copy of the original in my
Tsigned forl VIM. S. FISHER,
N. BIN consequence of Gea. Fishers being shot in
the hand, am authorised to sign his name.
[Signedl THos. j. GREEN
List prisoners taken Mer and confined in the Preside
de Santiago, Merico, .aprii 80 lS43.
Garfield, White, Watts, Wilson, r Smith, S
Goodman, A B La Forge. W Davis, A Barney, c Nc.
SARGENT, Sargent s Geo Lord Rogers wm MIDI
dleton II Livergood, w Clark, w Gibson, Gleason,
W01di s1 Aiexanaer smith White Wilson
= Irwin, T senssabsugh, c Hendley, A F Burris, r
Crawford, Pelhy. w I Barker, Brown. VIM Kaig.
lar ~ Ivak - IeIa
Kenyon, w A Wallace, J Humphreys, S McFall, WIN H
Moore Davis, II Il smith VIM n MeI salli-
ssH Boi% z-mo A.Wo DSiushey Young s'ss
Morris w II Won Horn, G Downs, - Johns.
ton, to- John Harvey, William II Besrd, william Davis.
IT Peacock, X Wiiloughby, Woodland, II Miller, J
Hoter, Glapcock, Jas Philips, Porter, = Jones,
Douglass. Iaahin Jno Fitzgerald D Van vschten o
Willis, Rea, G Lewis, King, F. Jackson ] I Dillon
A Lee, Smith, Journey, NJ Morrel, T K Mel
McMutten, H Lush, p NJ Maxwell, A Walker, -
pI,yrsenoerry r Waters, II Roberts, VIM Copeland,
William Miller + Grubbs, j NJ Ginley F w +
Harrison, A Heidenburg William Ryan, VIM
Mac Math, g w Pearson NJ Gibson, A Thurman.
Shipman, Asa Hill, Baker, Wilson, VIM A II
Forensley, d ii Gatts, John Brennan, d Allen, John
Day, smneckson, Wyatt, J simons, P I Usher,
Thos w Murray, John Hill, Gilbert Brush and Harry
Names ofpersons shot at the Rancho "Salada'
March 18th, 1913, 30lsagues south of Salhllo:-
wmM Eastland. NJ Thompson, C NJ Roberts, james
Turnbull Thomas Jones, VIM Fl Rowan, Patrick Ma.
her Jas NJ Ogden, Edward Stirling, NJ Wing, Henry
Whalen James Terrey, Jas Cooke 7 Cash, L Shep-
hard, w Harris, r Durham.
Shot at the Rancho Vuque, II leagues from the
city OF Mexico, April 18th, 1915
Capt. Even Cameron.
Names of prisoners in Hospital, May 9Th, ls43-
WD Middleton, Alex Matthews, John Roeark John
Lacy, Arthur, Major Thomas w Murray, 2nd in CON-
mand ofthe Expedition of Mer.
MEXICO, May 18th.
These prisoners are now in chains, and at work
repairing the road between Tacubaya and Mexico:
when they arrived they were almost entirely desti
tute of clothing, and large contributions made
Tor them by the strangers residing Mexico which,
however, the authorities would not allow TO be gl-
ven to them. Subsequently the Government provi
ded them with suit of jersa Ia very coarse, grey
clolh) each.
In the Castle of Perote, l4th May, there were 60
prisoners al so in chains, principally those taken at
San Antonio de BeJar; among them DR.. AllsbuTy,
and young Van Ness, of New York, also General
Green, of the Mer Expedition; their health was gen.
orally good,
The Rev Doctor Urquarht applied to the officer
oil the Preside de Santiago tor permission 10 enter
and exercise the duties of his calling with Of
The prisoners who had solicited dissolution, &c.
The officer replied that II was out of his power
accede 10 his request, but Immediately nnrnmnpi-
Gated the Rev. Doctors wish 10 government, the
result oil which application is not known.
The same clergyman, through his interchangeable
zeal, lnS SANCTION OF the Archbishop 10
preach in Eng ,lsh in the city of Mexico and Off
Grated, for the first time, Sunday, April 29th, in
one OF the chapes OF the Convent of San Francisco,
TO a very numerous congregation.
Up 10 the 18th of May, the city of Mexico was in
state of tranquility, but much dissatisfaction pre-
vailed on account OF the measures resorted to
by the government IN order to enforce the payment
OF the late arbitrary loan OF two and half millions
of dollars, destined to pay of the principal of the
American debt, but they were collecting the mo-
ney rapidly.
OF the forty or fifty persons arrested under charge
OF consprlng against Santa Annals government,
some twenty had been put at liberty among those
still confined Is Gen. Conner PcdraZa, (Ex-Presi
denD. A PASSENGER OF THE EUGENIA.
p. 5. The American schooner Paul and Virginia,
arrived at Vera Cruz the 18th ut, three days
from Lerma, with the late commander of the block
aiding squadron at Yucatan, ID. Francisco Lopez ;
and alter landing him, proceeded 10 Tampico the
same day Rumors were afloat that the objects of
the campaign had been defeated by sickness dsa-
greements among the officers, &c.
Capt Cleveland, X. N, Commander of the steam.
er Monezuma, died of Campeache about the 9TH
May, and there great dsafiection among the
crew, on account OF the Mexican successor TO the
command
FIVE Days LATER FROM HAVANA. The bark Ra-
pd, Captain Ward, arrived yesterday morning in
eleven days passage. We annex the following
inta1lioanoe