The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-12-31
Yet Latter from Mexico.

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The steamship Virginia, Capt. Tucker
arrived at New Orleans on the 18th in
stant from Vera Cruz, having left the IA
instant. She brings over eighty discharg
cd and sick soldiers.
There was report in Vera Cruz, OF
the 7th instant, that the Maria Burt hat
been driven ashore twenty miles north o
Vera Cruz. The Free American pub
lished II as a fact. Our correspondent
writes during the day that the report had
been discovered to be false. The steamer
A K. Hetzell was despat ched up the coas
TO look after the wreck; but after dill.
gent and thorough search, found no trace
of her. 1t was hence presumed at Vera
Cruz that she had gone on her course to
this city. A she has not arrived here
and as the norther which commenced on
the "a instant W as absolutely terrific very
great fears are entertained for the safety
Of the boat.
From the Free American of the % in.
slant we extract the following:
FIR M JALAPA.-Leters received yes,
terday from Jalapa, dated November 20,
say thattwo teamsiers were executed on
the 23d for the murder of a young Mexi.
can.
On the 2dth, Ambrssion Alcaiei "a lien
tenant in the 1llh regiment, NJ A., aud
Antonio Garcia, adjulant in the S,h regi
ment, Nj. A., were both shot in the plaza
at Jalapa. They we're taken prisoners
on the 10th, with Col. Rebolledu, and il
was proved that they had given their
parole at the capiulalion Of Vera Cruz
not to take up arms against the United
States.
Rebolledo and Covarrupuias were sent
TO Perote on the 2ilh. The first has also
been under parole; but he say : he has been
exchanged, which he W i'll have to prove.
Gen. Pena Barragan has been ap.
pointed military commander of The State
Of Vera Cruz. This nominotion created
great dissatisfaction among the Aiexicans
in Jalapa.
The train, under command ofGen. Pat
lerson, left Jalapa on the 25tli ultimo.-
Six hundred men were left by him to gar.
rlson that place. The ayuniamien.o W ere
made to recognise the commander Of these
orces, governor, civil, aud military.
The TRAiN.-The large train under the
Command OF Gen. Butler has nearly all
left. The number Vi men accompanying
It is estimated at 5000. Gen. Scott will
soon have from 25,ut0 to 80 900 men.
A private letter, dated the 7,h inst, in.
orms us tha six American soldiers arriv>
ID taatda from Corduya, where they had
been confined as prisoners. They had
been captured on the road to Mexico from
l,ferent trains. They were released by
sen. Marin, who was GU his way 10 Vera
-'fuz to establish himself in business. lie
las abandoned the Mexicau' army aud is
lesirous of earning an honest livelihood
t is said.
The Arco Iris says that Padre Jarauta
$ about TO return to operate in the neigh
'orhood OF Vera Cruz, aud that his band
las been reinforced with three hundred
men from the interior, who are al the ex,
reuse Of the Marquis del Jarnal.
The following items are from the Free
American Of the 4th instant.
TnE NEXT TRAlS.-The train under the
command OF Gen. Marshall Is on the eve
u marching into the interior. The gen.
.ral will command about l,7eO men rank
iod file, aud will consist Of QUE regiment,
'f tennessee volunteers, fuot, sou men; a |
battalion of infantry, volunteers aud regu,
ars, under Major w. w. Morris, 4th ar.
Iiilery, of about 500 meo;a battalion ofI
ieorgia mounted volunteers,u under Lieut..
jol. Calhoun, $50 men.
We regret to have to announce the |
eath Of Lieut.. Malabouski. late Of the
'ew York volunteers. He died Of vomito.
lis remains were accompanied 10 the
rave last evening BY a detachment Of
'ouisiana volunteers and good many Of
GERS and friends.
The Arco Iris Of the 81 inst. says the
lexican commissioners retired at once
Qusretaro upon learning that Mr.. Trist
ad no powers to treat.