New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02


publishes the following additional details OF the Mexican
news received ut Havana by the British Mail Steamer
Thames:
san Luis de Potos and Mexico have been fixed upon
as head quarters OF the achievements which the
various States to contribute III order to complete the
army.
Ii was stated positively that the Capital OF the state OF
Mexico be transferred to Toluca Senior Fras has
been appointed Governor OF chihuahua.
Col Maurice UgHrtc writes from Fray Christobal on
the I'D ult that he unable 10 Join Armo and could
not advance New Mexico in consequence of the pre-
scncc OF six thousand American troops.
General MuneI Pontc has been appointed Governor ot
! Tainaulipas.
Senior iancz Commanding General OF Iaisco, lett Mex
leo the eth for Xepocs san Bias with considerable mum
/ Der OF troops, destined to protect those places.
a Mexican paper ot the 2ith contains the following
paragraph which il important n 1t proves that Santa
Anna did probably leave the Cspalo Monterey ON the
/ 18th:
We know that tho, first brigade oi cavalry lett the
coito yesterday ON lis way hiV"tervJ md tho,
morrow General Santa Anna will leave who, for the pur
pos. Of Fastening his march winch was imprded by want
/ of money pledged his personal credit We like wise
know that the National Guard will remain in garrison AT
Mexico and the other brisades' we presume Will leave
Gen Ariss arrived in the city OF Mexico the 18th 10
his conduct in the battles OF the 9Th and nh
! of May
The Legislative assembly a, Chihuahua had authors
ed the Government to raise loan OF $1,000 and deliver
TO the lenders the value in manufactured Iobacco.-
One.thrd OF the salary osvery employee had aao been
deducted by order OF the Legislature.
The Central Government continued 10 resort 10 every
of rasin; the necessary funds 10 prosecute the
war vigorously.
The Nnona! Guards were the only troops that would
form the garrison in the Capital AL the other
brgadcs would follow Santa Anna
The American vessels oil anchored at Anton Liz
ardo,
Frigatc Cumberland ~ guns soop Il Mary's, 81 do
brig Soners u do brig Porpoisc. ~ do irigntc trans
port Relief do. steamer name unknownl do cut
ter Bonita do cutter Rseer. do; schr Van Buren,
schr Forward sl0op John Adams one risate and one
steamer name unknown.
FROM Santa FE-News from Santa Fe to Sept
18th Gen kcarney had returned from the South, after
successful tour The people except the rich. receive
him with JOY. He was TO march tor California on the
! 9th September.
4 II rumor was current III this city yesterday
founded on letter from Fe TO the effect that Cen
Kearpey of whose expedition to some of the
the Rio Grande have already informed our readers
had express Santa fe ordering MAJOR Cl"rks
battalion of artillery follow him Immediately, ms he
mad grounds apprehend resistance such letter WAS
received but not advised OF its date and we are
inclined think that there mistake about the m
formation which IL communicates 1t s most PROBABLY
nothing more than a carnp rumor. most uncertain
source for corec, intelligence. 81 Louis Rep -
The ST Louis Union OF the oath says Orders had
been issued to have the dragons and one hundred OF
Captain Fischers company in readiness TO march 70
California by the 18th OF last month at which time the
Mormons expected to arrive. Gen. kearney would
command the expedition in person.
! The express met the Hornons, under command OF
Lieut. smith LIST Dragons with the ordnance and srt
! ery. on the Cneron Col. Thompson, with a detach
ment o: Dragons at Cottonwood Fork Capt Enos
and Lieut.. Dyer OF the Ordnance Department at Coun
( Gil Grove.
A great many Of the Morlnons were sick, but none
had died The man vino killed Daniel Grob, teamster
at Council Grove, had he'd
THE GALE AT HAyASA.-The New Orleans Pic
syune 2ith says Capt Winsor, of the ship sun
beam which arrived yesterday from Boston reports that
DE spoke the 18th inst thirty miles Of Kcy West
the T. g. schooner Firt bound Norfolk and all well.
The Elirt reported that the lth inst there mad been
tremendous gale Havana and that FIFTY sail oil
sells were lost in that harbor. Capt Winsor could not
understand whether the City Of Havana any portion OF
the Island had suffered.
The of In Paris simply that the edi-
tor. nave been informed that the gale OF the lth and
18th had caused in the port OF Havana much de-
struchon as the hurricane OF October ith, l5i4
Since writing the above learn that gentleman has
arrived IL this city who declares that he left Havana
the 18th inst and that the number OF yesses lost there
by the effect Of the gale exceeds sixty Whether this be
fabrication or not cannot say. Several vessels
were suddenly taken up yesterday for Havana and
large operations made in produce a. II for that
Harke, but whether they were based upon the a,l'a
Of the mysterious stranger or were merely speculative
movements, We are totally ignorant
II correspondent OF the Charleston News
gives the following among those who persisted at
ley West Ar. and Ms Elzourdi son Martin Elzoutdi
children 2 MA5rits and wife and two children; VI.
Mabrits and Rosa, al The Light House at Sand Key
Cept. Applebyi Mrs Williams and son lhcmas NIB.
Harris and adopted daughter.
Crew Of sehr Lafayette consisting of three men yea
sci sunk az the For. SIR. Martin, slave Drysdale oil
Augustine boy Save, and young boy adopted OF
ar. Jonson A wilson, shipcarpenter on board sloop
FrsnkIord, vessel capszed Hateo Spaniard struck
while swimming white infant, unknown.
Tony, slave Of a Patterson, killed by falling of roof
Gains, slave Of 81 Augustine slave or Wa. Curry
and three children
postscript 70 this correspondence letter says: havc
not heard from the Torugas but hope nothing has hap
pensd there from al accounts the gale from Car
rysord Reef to this place say log miles sweeping every
thing before IL.
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Hon William ]. Tough, 81. c. Of EewYork Is the Sc
cretary and mas appointed Hon. B. B. French Clerk
the House OF Representatives L. 6 the City of Wash
instnn an assistant 70 whose any such productor
may be sent Other communications during the re-