New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

LATER FROM MGxrco.-fhc United States
Revenue Gutter Woodbury., VIM. Foster. Esq.
Commander, arrived at Newt Orleans on the 22d
INST in eight days from Vera Cruz, bringing de-
spatchcs from the United States Charge d'Atldres
at the City ot Mexico to our Government. We
are indebted to the Tropic for the following items
of intelligence:
The Woodbury. left Vera Cruz the Eth instant,
whittier she had been dispatched to receive and
bring 10 New Orleans the 4th lnstalmcnt ol the
Mexican indemnity; but having waited one
month, and receiving official information that
there was no prospect of its bclug'pa for long
tlmc, Capt. +. deemed 1t proper and cxpedion! to
return
The Mier prisoners celebrated the Ath, and day
and night were spent in fun and frolic--the gar
rison officers voluntarily supplying them with
abundance of cheer for the occasion. One of the
released prisoners (Mr. Stapp Of ky) applied for
and was given passage here in the Woodbury..
Official reports Of the shooting of 81 Of the fol.
lowers Of Sentmanat III the square of TobascO,
had been received at Vera Cruz. The British
and other Consuls had intcrceded fgr their conn.
trymcn engaged in this affair, but without sue.
cess, Tho Government in refusing, told them
sit would have been much more friendly towards
Mexico and better for the individuals, had tlicir
agents in New Ofleans prevented their joiaing in
a scheme against the peace of a friendly power,
and which was notoriously public
News of fhe rejection OF the Treaty Of the Uni
ted States Senate, was received at Vera Cruz, via
Campcachy, on the 10th instant. 1t was imme-
diatey forwarded by express TO Mexico. The
news gave great joy at Vera Cruz, and a revival
Of American business was expected from it.
The packct-bark Louisa Jane, Captain Mas
chalk arrived on the lth, in SO days passage
from Ncw.l ok. The packc,hagk Eugcpia,
Captain Bi,coc, was to sail for New. York on the
l4th. +. NJ. Dlmond, Esq. American Consul at
Vera Cruz, was TO take passage in her. Those
two were the only American vessels in the port.
Left at Sacrifcios, Her Britannia Majes,y's ship
Rose, Cornmandant Sturtt, the only foreign ves-
sci of war;
The :" r0r,ito" 4" was raging at Vera Cruz, but
considered Of mldcr type than for many seasons
previous 1t was attributed tn early heavy rains,
which were lncessant every night.
The Mexicans arc building new Custom
House. repnrlng substantially the Mole of the
port, and bcau,liylng the city buildings, etc.
The Navy IN port consisting o! three brigs, four
or i've schooherS, and two rev gun boats, arc
lying inactive and mostly in ordinary, though
said to be preparing for active operations.
General Santa Afa's orders for all officers on
leave TO report Immediately for active duty, on
pain of dismissal, had been published.
The rcquisition Of the President for 10000
troops and Sl,000,000 had been granted, after
some tardy but warm discussion in The Congress.
~ We wish our readers 10 remember that the
keIbocker Baths l0i Bowery, are well worthy
Of patronage, and bathing often health when
meeicine fails. Ii is highly recommended 10 the
Ladies for health and preservation Of beauty, and
there is 10 letter in the CITY for their accommoda-
ton, although The charge is but oHe shilling. Open
every day Except Sundays !or them until clock.