The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-19

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have for the express ssnst q tie Amssoan
SsSs am .;id snss Il must have ben his "ls's
Atlsnsth about to be accomplished II 1t Is not al.
grace Of this unhappy Of this unfortunate Meaic an
ton Annde6nte srmstice has been entered into with
the Americans occupying the borders Of the capital city
the points where they have at last appeared an arms-
tice which Gen Santa Anna has complsceny accepted
when he had calmly seen sacrificed the flower Of the
my commanded by Gen Salas and the choicest portion
OF the National Guard at Churubusco This IA the pre-
iude OF negotiation for peace which H. perhaps be
the blacklist stain. Thus has Gen santa Anna
complied with the holy and elevated mission which
he has received from the generous Republic Of Mexico
which has heaped upon him honor which has sw-lled
him with riches which has pardoned his deficiencies
aud his enormous faults And al those generals who
sppg the blood OF their brothers interfering in mites
tine questions and dsposing OF the destnes OF the
hs sn my mus & shsT duty to their
an unworthy manner, manner which shall make US
ashamed to be Mexicans' Such is the mournful fate
We fear. And among the States-whxt they doing?
What have they done! What does San Luis Potosi? -
We fear the reply with anguish and repeat once and
thousand times, Either to exist with honor not tc
exist
Our Mexican population in saltillo, who talked so
boldly few days ago and spoke with confidence of
tn Annals whipping Gen scott, quiet and
peaceabe as hagelated spsnies and quite fawning
Peace Is looked TOR with confidence although there
slight depression In the market this evening in
qu.nce that Santa Anna had retreaed with army to
Osjs Of rumor, which cannot credit for he must
nave naO greater START Than i BhOulG suppose Zen
Scott would allow him. knowing his propsnstes for
ming.
SEPTEMBER ls-Nothing whatever new or interesting
up to the present tme likely be for the next month
to come Peace stock is very much below par this morn
ing, In consequence Of the onarrival Of from
Mexico.
NEWS FROM THE BRAZos.
From the New Orleans Picay1ne, Oct 10
The schooner Panama. Captain Porter, arrived yester
from Drazos Santiago whence she sailed on the ah
ult. Through the courtesy Of Mr. w Z. Templeton
who came passenger in the Panama, have u copy OF
the Matamoras Flag OF the 25th ult.
There is not q word of military intelligence In the
paper which would be here but Captain Porter, OF
the Panama. reports that all Of General Cushings bri'
gade left the Brazos on the 2sh ultimo fer Vera Cruz
On board the s. steamer Telegraph the Ohio,
the brig Major Eastland and one other brig name not
recolleoted , .
and the next day with five companies OF his
command, on board the steamship Fanny, for Vera
The brig Crusoe and schooners Equity and A. Cad
mus at the Brazos the 29th u leave for this
port In q few days.
lThe Panama lost seaman overheard on her passage
down to the Brazos. 1t the 22d ult. His name
was B T. Wadleigh, who has left wife and two chill
dren in this city.
The Panama spoke the 9Th instant the schooner
Antwa from this port for Corpus Christi She brought
ComstocK, J. D. Rose and lady, Dr. Joseph g. Roberts
U. $. A Dr. Costochod, f. Eugene Xavier Patrick b.
land, and Christopher Boland.
The city of Victoria de Tamaulpas is represe nted
suffering for the common necessaries Of life Since the
occupation Of Tampioo and Matamoras by American
nicatiOn with the seaboard.
The Governor of Texas has authorised Lieut. H. Bee
to raise . company of mounted volunteers to be mus
tered into service some time in October This company
will be stationed at Laredo and supply the place Of that
now there under the command Of Gen Lamar, whose
term Of service expires in three or four weeks.
Capt J. s. Sutton Is also authorised to raise COM
pany,. to be stationed between the Nusces and Rio
Graude to supply the place Of that recently command
cd by Capt Gray. Capt Sutton in Corpus Christi
few days ago recruiting.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Ii ID said that the Fashion not at Vera Cruz when
the Alabama left there on the 26h ult She was just
going into Tampco for fuel when the A. left that port
on the 3oth ult. Thence she to down to Vera
Cruz and Capt Winde thinks she would make trip to
the Brazos and back before she would here This
superstition may satisfactorily for the delay in
the Fashions arrival which IL rksome to the public
and the press.
[From the N. Orleans Ploayune, Oct. lO]
The Y: s. Steamship Alabama will leave this morn
ing for Vera Cruz and Tampico. She Is loaded with
qusrtermasters' stores About hundred men on
board to be employed teamsters In the army. The
A. will meet with quick despatch at Vera Cruz and re-
turn to this city with as little delay possible.
Psssengers-G. r. Ogden assistant surgeon, u s. Ar
my; Madam Bonnot Mrs. Lewis and servant; E. Nc
Daniel Major Mulligan and Mr. Penet oommissaries;
John Lapaos, custom house; Capt Bragg, Asst Sur
geon; r. NJ Johnson, Lieut. Wood, u. s.. Army; Messrs
Winters, Lstmer, J. Murray, c. Bell, M. II Nash ane
Kones C. Griffin, Mrs Dor and family, Capt. Patrick
Mr.. Burke, Sergesnts Fontleman and HILL
aThe past has been busy week in the Quartermasters
Department in this city The officers Of the govern
ment have been most actively engaged in getting
goes on board of number Of vessels and despatchiug
them for their places of destination The following
United States vessels sailed last night viz schooners
Sarah and Gertrude, and brig Lawrence, for Tampco
schooners Heroine and Wing for Brazos Santiago and
schooner Eeanor, for Vera Cruz The cargoes of the
vessels consist Of hay grain lumber, about thrtyve
horses in EACH and number OF eamsters passengers
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The u. s. bomb brig Etna, Cem'r q. J. Van Brunt;
schooner Bonita, J. Berrien, lieutenant commanding
and Scourge, lying at Frontera near the
mouth of the Tabasco river, on the 2ad sept
On Parry at lSat nj Anf0 Tiyurd In