Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-30
From the Nets Oriesns Bee, June %.
LATER FROM TAMPICO.

The French brig. La Prncesse Marie, Capt Roussel,
arrived yesterday from Tsmpeo, bringing advices from
that port to the 9th inst.
We learn by VI the passengers, that the authorities
at Tsmpico divided into parties-onc with Gen.
Anasasio Parod the head, supported by the Military
in favor Of Federation and Santa Ana; the other
~ for srming the people in favor OF Federation with
out Santa Ana-and third party about sprngng
up when informant left. None OF these parties had
yet come to definite understanding.
There at Tampco IL vessels Of different nations
the time Of the blockade, viz: British, French, 2
Spanish, Bremen and Amercnns-The authorities at
that place, about prohibiting the cargoes from going
on board the American vessels when Capt Saunders, OF
the soop Of war st. Marys, hearing of this, n dis
patch informing the authorities that IL there was any de.
enton OF American property, other should leave
tho port The contemplated order, therefore, with
drawn.
The fort at Tampico had been washed away by fresh
ct, short time before the Princesse Marie sailed
The three gunboats built New York. for the Mexican
service, were lying in the above Tampico.
Official dispatches had arrived Tampico the effect
that Cen A.a had been removed from the command Of
the Northern Division Of the army and that had been Civ
to Gen. Mejia.
There but 800 troops Tat ampco al the least ac
counuof these 70 runaway negroes from this place
and Havana These the whole amount of force
between TamPieO and Rio Grande.
The following extracts from Arstas Dispatches will show
the number OF officers killed. wounded and missing in the
battles Of the 9Th and 9th
BArrLE SrH.-RiLea.-Captain Antonio Rubi
Lieuts Pedro Madurey, Francisco Rosas, Francisco Ba
bella
IPoundcd.-Col. Luis Norega, Capts Ienacio Gu,ier-
req, Juan Garzido, Gaudalupa Csrdenas Teesoro Cav
on, Leonardo Perozo, Fernando Marin Lieuts Remigio
osorno Antonio Daza, Manuel Mastareno; Ensign Lea
roldo Mejia.
BArrLK OF TIE 9rH.-Riiled.-Capts. Jose Dclorias
Ramirez Manuel Arsna Pedro Aposigurs; Lieuts. Fran
cisco Pachec, Antonio Souia; Ensign Jose Marbel.
WouRded-Leut Colonies Francisco Garcia Casanova
Mariana Fernandez, Commander Of Battalion. ]. Maria
Maiae. Commander Of the Squadron gnacia Pena Caps
Jose Bsero Jose Gardano, Idefonso Vega Marano Ban
Jose Felz Vaez Jose Apolonia Barragan leus An.
tonic Negas, Lauro Ordonoz, Mariana Sand Juan Sar
ionic, Luis Vargas Camelo Granados Roman Guy Fran
cisco Rivas; Ensigns Miguel Gutierrez Cristova Castro
AristaS despatch makes the number Of killed. wounded
and missing, including officers and privates, 500.
All the officers except Capt Pedro Apestegua and En-
sign Jose Marte who drowned crossing the river
died the battle field Lieuts. Anseluo Juarez and En-
sign Manuel Mastareno have since died of their wounds
Division OF the Norh-Commsnder-in-C hief:-The On.
closed despatch will inform your EIcecncy Of the num-
Der OF killed and wounded that have had as we'll Us
those missing yet, and that troops TO 1000
men, exclusive Of the numerous auxiliary troops.
MARIANA ARISTA
To His EHceency the Minister OF War and Marine.
MatamorAs, May 18th, 1886.
MazatSn has fevoed against Psrades, procaiming ST.
Ana President. This done the 9th May under
command OF Col Teller.
Parades TO leave the Capitol the 9th inst for
the Rio Grande at the head Of the Army OF reserve