Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
FIR FROM THE Al

Tn" Southern mil is Just n bringing New Or
leans papers the l3th. which contain later adyicts
from the Army and Mexico.
LATER FROM THE ARMY.
The steamship James l.. Day Capt. Griffin. ar
rived at New O:lraus on thn 18th inst from Bazos
Sln,iaIo which place -hr lci, on the 18th.
The news is four day. later and Of considerable in
trr"si and especially in thu announcement that n
doputation from the British navy ariy, at Fort Polk
upon bIs'n - with Cen Taylor calculated to excite
curiosity anl speculation The troops were being
sNt forward last a. III, mean. oi transportation ana
thc high wat'r would allow The Andrew Jackson
regiment left for Rrynlsa on the 9th instant. and CO.
lionel Davis move up the rlvrr on The lOth instant.
An article in ths American Flag of the 10Th instant
informs NJ that bro> occasionally break out between
the Volunteers and M,Xicans resulting in death
That paper states that Gen Taylor usrs every cXer-
ton 70 pr went persons attached to the army from
disturbing the citizens OF Matnmoras
Tn. Mexican auihorii". are urged to use more al
trntion in keeping their citizens in order, and di-pcrs
in, them whrn cngig d III iotous proceedings. som,
N1,amoras for purposes at mpue anl murder. \
youag American Snlcr was found ntar tn Office d
the American Flag tn 9TH instant VITA his tiroa
drca inllv cat, AMI his h'lrt pi"rr'I with ssgcial
dangerous wounds tn murderer has not yet bee.
d covered.
LATER FROM MEXICO
Hlsann ptp'r- w,rc received ut Nrw Orleans on
the 18th inst, 10y the schooner Hope, Capt tlow,s
which cOIttlu later news from Mexico, having bee,
receive there by The British mil 81 ,aner Clyde from
Vera Cruz. which place she left on the 9th inst
Passrng'rs by the Glyi" stat that the inten
ton OF t,c |. y squadron to attack san Juan d'
Uiloa on the lO,h instant G. 'utralS 4 rstl and Am
paiia had been ca.rl to the capital The former II
10 b" tried for aban loninI tn. city OF Matamura-
while he had upwards OF 1909 troops und'r his com
mand In tqucncr al this he had been discharge,
from his Office Comnan icr-in-C hlr ui the Army
H. publish long ad irc>s to his t'Jw soldiers, tx
pressing his regret AT his misortunrs, AM ASSURING
IN that his prayers will BE- offered mp the God
battles for their victory and surcrss in every cnIag"
inrni which they may have with the common enemy
an ,hprrI off the Isle de Nerl on the 18th ulno. Sh
attempt ID II pass into Vera Cruz
The Princeton fired couple Of blank shot AT he'
notice that she To be permitted to p1sS III
She disregl rdcd them: sllolcd Gun then tire,
which quickly brought her helm about she then la
10, and the Princeton sent boat on board, whom s
was ordered to 20 towards the Island. II was rrpprte
Tint an American brig of was blockadng the poi
of Alvarndo Letters hadbrrn received at Vera Cru
stating that the California had pronounced against III
Mrxicin NOV IN ut. Gpycrnn.ni were inform.
by letters AMI passengers that Gen. santa Ana an
Alnon,c had not departed from Havana.
SANTA ANA-The advces brought by the Hop
Howcs from Mexico and Havana. lead rs TO inf
tirev ba,l We learn verbally that h, had dispose
oi his gam, cocks sold his furniture. and gwen up h
hons. preparatory To his return II Mexico but IL
news received from Vera Cruz by tn Clyde HI
changed his purpose, AMI that h. will remain in IL
vana till something more favorable turns up TEE
Tor. " papers.