New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
FRox Msxlco.-The SIN has papers snd letters
via Havana and Charleston from Vera Cruz TO the lst


via Havana and Charleston from Vera Cruz TO the lst
| inst That paper says:
Our private sdvices ara 80 startling that We can
hardly credit them Tvery hkclyl Santa Ana reulain-
Cd Al his harm preparing 10 Iced the army IN person It
said against Gen Taylor An order 10 this effect
expected daily al Vera Cruz from the Wsg Department,
; over which Gen Ah,son:s presidcs
Santa Ana is said 10 re looking for European aid to
enable him yo back ,he 70 ;ke banks of the
Sc5Hs and the old story OF Spain France and England
being rIade parties to any treaty that Mexico NAV make
with the United States Is again revived vers Cruz
General Alrnonte is the fsyorte candidate for the
Presidency snd no doubt is entertained of his electo:
in December next Santa Ana will lead the army bu;
will refuse 10 accept the Presidency again and AZ tie
end OF the war be survives he proposes follow tho
iust-ious example OF Washington and Cincinnarus.
Preparations making for the election of mem.
bcrs OF Congress, under the Constitution OF ~. The
Church the ARMY the Bar 70 be ordered 20 keep
loot from, the elections Great dissatisfaction prevails
among the Clergy consequence OF Santa AnAs res;o
ration and policy. ami open rupture Is expected be-
tween the Church the hsnd and the people and
the army on the DINER fucaFan mas sent IN us suHe
sion 20 Santa Ana.
ports OF It's orbcsrance snd hbershty spread among the
masses and iKHerGiicE 10 ttc United SteS, We are as
sured Is the Sstchwuri with the native MeNicanS
IN 81 the Northern departments and the European
Intervention which Santa Ana Is said 10 &c phi
J yaiely encouraging, is looked 70 oy our Mexican
correspondents as one OF the sarcsi means OF COM
penc the Mcxicsns 10 adopt the principle OF AnneNa
ion in preference 70 the policy whichs European ain
! ance would force upon them Such are the views oil
our correspondents at Vera CrGz. In the absence OF
more definite information Santa Anas policy they
afford abundant material for speculation our future
relations with Mexico and other nations.
News FROM CAPT. FREMONT AND BgSrS FoRr.
We have received communication, by which We
learn that Mr. Topin arrived Independence Sept lth.
direct from the Sacramento river where ne left Capt
Fremont on the 81 OF april last Capt Fremont had re-
ceiyed no news OF the but intending remain
where he was ant he received farther orders from the
United States which daily expected Our readers
will remember he ordered out OF the country but
/ did not intend 70 comply until he was ready.
/ Mr. Joplin Bents Fort on the 18th August
Gen hearney and al OF bis troops had been gone some
DAYS He met portion of Col Prices regiment at Paw
nee Fork End Col Price himself AZ Pearl Spring with
the remainder OF his command They were all IN good
health and getting on well. The Mormon battalion was
St Louis Union, alst.
FROM FoRr LgAvESwoRrH.-The Gclena ar,
rived Yesterday from Fort Lesvenworth having safely
conveyed up the volunteer company OF Captain NJ Mar
There was no news from the Plains The new regi-
men, required one company only to make it complete.
thought that would be ready for marching last
Saturday OF course the order dsband had not yet
: been received St Louis Union, elst.
rRs The r eeiment of Volunteers now at Lcav-
cnworth and ordered be disbanded will. at the time
of its discharge have the Government Epgrd Of y
thousand dollars But the expenses trouble and loss OF
time OF the officers and prvates viii amount TO much
larger The folly and weakness OF the Admins
ration made more manifest By every il makes.
Mr. Polk acted as ii he raised regiments Of volunteers
and marched them the place of rendezvous. merely
for the purpose of making heavy draws the treasury
The people have pay for all this folly for the expenses
of the war come either directly indirectly OF the
property and labor of the country. st Louis n Era
FlREs-The foundry OF Holmes * Robbins in
Gardiner Ne with the dwelling house OF Capt Partridge
and lsrge workshop belonging TO K. H. Gardiner.
destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning last. Messrs.
Holmes Robbins lose about $1,000. and have do nsur
They contracted Immediately for building another
1T,n lAac .x-au nhOtffS
The great tannery of Gilman & Healey in China. Me
one the largest establishments Of the kind the State
destroyed by IRE on Friday evening week The loss
is about $4,000. and the insurance 5000
The tavern stand in Bangor, kept by Mr.. Walker was
consumed Sunday afternoon part OF the furniture
saved
ARREST OF HARPER. THE MURDERER OF Mr.
MEREDITH OF BALTIMoRE-It will be recoliected that
several months ago at independence, No lawyer by
the name OF VIM II. Harper invited Mr. Meredith, q
young gentleman from Baltimore, into his office and
murdered him. He was then taken prisoner and COM.
mitted 10 the Jail in Jackson County Mo. from which
he subsequently made his escape-since which time he
has been fugitive, until within few days past On
the 3lst u he arrested BY Marcelus Du Val, Esq.
L. s Agent for the Semiuoles. at Mr. Ayrds store on
Little River in the Creek Nation and has been
Quoted probably Van Buren, Arkansas, where he will
be committed 10 await the requisition of the Governor
of Mo who we believe. has offered reward for his
apprehension. He passed through the northern part Ot
this nation time since, his way 10 the South
west While travelling he guided by n Frenchman,
called himself harris was well armed WIN snOI gun,
pistols and Bowie knife and said he bearer OF i'm.
portant dispatches from the Government 10 Gen Rear
new &C Since his he has acknowledged that be
killed Meredith but alleges that he did because Mer.
edith persisted in making improper advances 10 his wife,
whom acquits OF even suspicion. Cherokee ADV 10Th
MURDER IL ILLNoIs.-Several persons arrived
here yesterday in pursuit of named John :. Ed.
wards From of them We learn that an alteration
took place near Lebanon 81. Clair County. Illinois, on
Thursday evening between Edwards and one Jas Moore
in the course of which f.. drew knife and inflicted
mortal would in the breast of the latter The difficulty
is said have arisen in consequence of Moore who
OF o. years of age, attempting TO chide Edwards
for misconduct which he had been guilty of short
time previous at Camp Meeting. st Louis n Era, 10
MURDER--Wc learn that Daniel Gibler, i'll tit
of ntoxcaton inhuniany murdered his wife on Wed.
nesday week in Rose township, Carroll Co. Ohio. lie
cut her open with pen knife until her entralls came
oat She survived about 81 hours after the attack
Giblcr is in Jail at Carrollton
STEAMBOAT LosT.-Thc steamer DR.. Thos. T.
Watson Cspt Main, from New Orleans for Attakapas,
struck snag the morning OF the 10th inst forty
miles down the Achaialayn, twenty feet water No
lives lost but the boat and cargo totally lost
Both partially insured. The cargo is said TO have
been very valuable consisting OF dry goods and assorted
merchandise N. o. Picayune. Goth.
~ A man who gave his name as Oliver 0. Gea-
son of Onondaga CO. has been arrested in Buffalo for
passing counterfeit money. About $500 in counterfeit
81 bills the Canal Bank OF Albany found his
person.