The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-29

From the N. 0. Times June 90
Herrera is confidently spoken Of the future Pres
dent The clergy have ranged themselves his side.
VERA Cnuz June ID, lsl7.-I have just seen Captain
Duperu who la this morning from the train which
ne lett about three miles this side Of the bridge, at
IL is his opinion that the train will not move forward
for some days II at all The guerlas gathering in
great numbers and from all quarters and the chief dan
difficult Within the past three days a number Of
young Vera Cruzanos have gone out and under
last months, during which time their properly and
persons have been more respected than they have for
lSs they s
and Reboledo one Of which, In grey friars dress
r out to me In the interest and pay
cans by BIRTH as well as Spanards, also in the
ploy Of our authorities in this city some Of them
connected with our courts and different depart
mens in administrative and clerical capacities ready
any moment to turn their hes and books to parties
with whom their natural sympathies lie people openly
rejoice In the recent successfor it isof the
" with covert appeals to the sympsthes Of the
Foreigners and the patriotism Of the Mexcans; magn
ies our losses and the Mexican gains; makes great
display Of wrongs inflicted side and the patient
suffering on the part Of injured excans and ali passes
unnoticed as far as can see.
am informed, and know my authority too well to
treat 1t with contempt, that six men, Spanards from
and who will each, in less than four days command
party OF gueras. also learn from the same authori-
ties that two hundred spaniards with six eight small
field pieces, expected to land the coast within
hy miles OF this city, during the next ten days, when
they will ut once organize into formidable and desperate
guerilla bands These men are to come from Cuba but
not, believe, all from Havana.
All the leading men amongst the guerillas,
Spaniards, and also many OF the rank and le Spa
nsh General Saturnino dc la Vega in this city
for days and has just left the interior where
learn he is to find a command, or an ONCE giving him
the control of several commands 1t is doubtless TO his
influence that we owe the departure Of the young Mexi
have nspirited all the native classes with more hope
than they have before enjoyed for long time.
By an arrival which gives US later intelligence than
hat hiatt
was again moving cautiously forward and expected op
position at the Bridge. Jaranta falling back upon
Encero, where he expects to be able keep Amer
cans in check until reinforced by Rebolledo and the
rancheros from the surrounding country drawn
sion Of the specie-about half million Of dollars-in the
train Reboedo Is said to have fifteen hundred men
such win enable them to take fellows in front and
rear, and rout them completely. hen this Is done,
descent is to be made upon Vera Cruz!
Now in all this there is nothing ridiculous although
three men out OF four laugh at such calculations would
present particularly if the onset were made sud
denly, and at night know too that there re hun.
IN the city who would assist the assaultng forces
FL arco Iris OF yesterday has the following article In
its editorial column -
By private letter from the capital under date of the
"a int, which has been shown to ms, informed
that Sener Ron and five generals have been seized and
confined to different States that although Santa Anna
has second time sent in his resignation as provisional
President together with that command and of his
rank as general the Congress has yet
cepted them and the letter concludes by saying that
number Of PERSONS Of different employ and men OF
influence have forwarded petition to the President
substitute praying that he would to negotiate
have seem heard anything this in any other
quarter.
who has just arrived with thirty wounded and dead
from the trainthe latter have died on their way
wounded are In such state that they will probably
sink under the anputatng knife. The train had reach
been suspended for the moment The General Cadwal
ader however expected to meet the enemy in full force
Encerro, OF at zero Gordo and will have to fight
we have reason to believe that troops have
ated the former post.
am tod that In one onset made by the guerias on
comparatively Unprotected section Of the train i'm
Portant money Wagon came near falling into their
nandsIthe ono containing nearly hundred thousand
saved with the loss Of about thousand dollars SO
confident were the banditti that they would have their
own way In the matter, that they congratulatng
one In good English on their success and one
o. called out 10 the teamsters who are helpless In
sun cases an We nave got your specie now |" But
'MHe was mistake OF MIS-"
we nave now more than thousand troops lying at
Ia inc name OF wonder they are not on the road to
~ times dav ~baut question asked twen-
uee uay, wthou. Ieceiving an answer
seven hundred arrived to-day and are now nearly all
~ LUZ ney ushS, WIN proper energy also be on
Seavs ,;ch .,su pc I'D .or criminal
ueays which attenu tne despatcn OF the otners Know
uot put certain II Is that thereBa shameful degree Of
apathy ns,r In son, some quarter
a. .es me ne passed seventeen dead bodies on
sne ROAD with their throats cut all our men, Of course
From the New Orleans Picavune June oOl
The steamship Galveston arrived this morning from
Vera Cruz whence she sailed the evening of Tuesday
the 10Th inst The news brought by her is important
and will be found in the subjoned corrSspondence to
which refer We will endeayor In brief to note the
most interesting paints.
The communications between Vera Cruz and the ar
my Of Gen. Scott has been It will be seen by
the first letter that train from above, no means
large down through the midst Of the county os
cuped by the guerias and Joined Gen. Cadwaliader
This officer found little difficulty in pursuing bis march
towards Jalapa 1t does not appear to have been any
works thrown up by the Mexcans and thew have been
dispersed with entire They had become en- holden
ed by apparent Of Skill harrass our trains
but made no Arm stand The .amercan Eagle and
OF our own correspondents (whose letters omit to-
day. attribute all the difficulty growing out Of the
munications to carelessuess and bad management
our part Letters and papers demand investigation OF
the whole matter.
Our letters from Puebla are to the Sd inst five days
later than we had before received We have not line