New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09
From our Second Edition of Yesterday Morning.
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
nv MAGNETIC TElEGRAP
LATER FROM MEXICO.
rho Port of Vera Cruz RI0ckaded /;
POWERS OF AMERICAN C0NSULS ANNULED.
THIRTY.TwO MEXICANS KILLED BY THE
APACHE INDIANS.
Americans ordered to the Interior
EFFORTS OF THE GOVERNMENT TO SUS-
TAIN THE WAR.
TIE MEXICAN sTEAMERs,
&c. &c,

&C. G(s
A., an early hour yesterday morning we received
q, The Tribune Office Telegraphic Dispatch from
Philadelphia, which is mostly taken from the New
Orleans Delta of May 81.
By the bark Thaetus Capt Murrell, from Vera
Cruz arrived here last evening, we received papers
by her from the City Of Mexico TO the 18th and from
Vera Cruz TO the time of her departure. She sailed
on the Goth inst, We learn verbally from Capt. N.
tina, the e. s. steam frigate Mississippi arrived al
Vera Cruz on the 18th with the news OF the battles
of The 9Th and 9th inst. Care taken to keep ii
from the Mexcans, though it is thought the fact OF
their defeat did leak out.
The Mississippi and Falmouth had blockaded the
Port of Vera Cruz, Orders had been received from
the City of Mexico, directing all Americans TO leave
Vera Cruz by the 24th inst. Mr. Dimond Consul,
was preparing TO go board of the U. S vessels
ofwar, 1t was generally thought that the American
vessels left in port the bark Louisiana and the brig
Ellen Mcleod, would be seized by the Mexcans
The contractor of supplies for the American
squadron had been forbidden by the Vera Cruz au-
,horities TO furnish them The bark Thaetus was
boarded of the harbor Of Vera Cruz by the u 8.
sloop Falmouth and took letter from her' Inc
brig ST. Petersburg sailed the 18th for N l. c
have been permitted TO make the following extracts
from letter received from highly respectable
Mexican house in this city
Vera Cruz, May 10, l946.-A circular has been
issned by the Government stating that all the
American Consuls cease Immediately from being
recognized and ordering all American citizens 10
embark for the interior within eight days The
ssa~~r mississippi yesterday ordered OH vessei
from port but she came IN during the night, thus
proving the por; blockaded, at least to National
vessels; step which has generally compromised
the American vessels in the harbor, and we are
very much afraid that we shall not be allowed to
dispatch the Thaetus.
The Government is making every effort 10 carry
On the War with success. and has replenished the
Treasury by carrying through some very 'trong
measures The Castle of 81. Juan D'Ukloa, and
this city are in brilliant state of defence, and would
require very strong force for a successful attack
The Repudiicano of the City of Mexico contains
an article against the Government, in which il ami
madvers upon the actual state of the country, at.
lacked us it is by strong enemy, and with pros
pect of local revolution
AS proof Of the discipline and manner in which
the Mexican troops treated by their officers, we
will mention the of a soldier named Pablo
Garcia, who for some derelicion of duty, was most
cruelty whipped and then sent TO q dungeon under
ground where, from the nature of his wounds. gan
creme ensued In the absence of medical care he
died in six days af,crward. His body was in such
mangcd state that he died on his knees not being
able 10 lie down.
Don Jose Maria has been named as the Cover
nor Of chihuahua in the department OF Sonora
The Apache Indians have attacked the town OF
Aputo, where they killed 80 Mexicans, stealing
every thing they could lay their hands upon
These Apackes are uniformed in broadcIoih
fvock covered with rcd facings, and panialoons OF
the same stuff, with caps aud they are fitted with
rifles The whole Department is in dreadful state
Of misery and CONSERVATION Several robberies on
alarge scale have been committed in the city OF
Mexico and lis neighborhood
Ia speaking OF the American army, dispatch
from the Commandau, at Matam.oros says that
The American army is not more than 1000 strong,
ind is in state OF decentralization There is no
Union among them, and they are without any desire
| bsglovy, lis officers are good, but most OF them
have come TO fight against their will. If we have
10 local revolution, the American army will either
| capitula,e or be defeated within 20 days"
| The Republican, OF the 18th says that the nten-
| Gaudaloupc and Monte- um a to Havana to be sold
| nauction on arriving at the latter port.
The Steamers were TO have hoisted Mexican
( asg ard fred salute The Mexican sailors refused
10 sail under these conditions and the steamers WERE
/ TO leave the river Alvarado where they had beer
laid up in ordinary under the Bri,ish flag command
ed By a British officer.
Nothing positive was known OF this arrangement.
Sutihe Diario Official no doub, endorsed or contra
dicted the report of the 18Th WALLACE.
The following, from the New. Orleans Delta ofthe
Slss May was no, included in our Telegraphc Dis
patch
The Diario Of the 9Th and 18th hints that the Ia
snee Colonel Gross came to his death by the hands OF
NeSesn laoorer AYERS that the Colonel was in the
uso, visiting the lsoorers hut where he paid very
ssnlacsn' attentions to the la,ters wife The latter
neeesssry adds the Dia-io to throw the Colonel
S o 'sr with weight attached, so as TO rnske him
Hns "Sae bottom. The Mexican then crossed the river
| 80 "s VILE and took the watch, arms and other
3e'onsas To the Colonel We give this for what
| 'erscily ~ s1'e'' '''''--NS W. '
eseIsl o. me papers in the city of Mexico
80 oishop OF Michoscsn the httest p.rson 10 fill The
vacant Aschb;shoprc OF Mexico P'''0- - i ''
A''s d,.psteh to the Minister Of War dated at
.,t noies Apr! 2o'h Contains the following passage
Sos company: Vi "ap'' Ho'
A., lie prisoners vii! be brought to Ms,snoro, this
w., iasy shall be treated according TO The laws of
NV they can De sent 20 the interior Your Excel.
ay ,esi s.sure6 sha, my conduct toward these
beings, will prove to hese usurpers ,hs, the
L are u0eralv endowed tvitb tha
nsaisys euao"eu WIN tne feelings OF hu-
II likely tha, General TAYLOR Will, ana, ~. ,...,-
Se our city to-day. 1.-The do 7 ,hsu IN r. n.s 80.
ssy ~ MN hiring. however. only as many shots as
70 sustain tho national honor. This L.