The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-01

suckers Of the nation, who peroevn that they cannot
introduce monarchy into Mexco-for there Ii no
body who would be willing to purchase the war, and
govern the nation without its sympathiss-propose to
rican Union But this design Of these vampires 10
only enable them to enjoy in the fruits Of their
rapiue the nation will look with indignation upon these
schemes and viii rather be at once annihated than
Voluntarily consent to the loss Of Its independence
which has cost 80 much blood The paper called the
Razonador certainly by contradiction OF terms, Is the
one which maintains the opinions Of this new party
and paid It by these Of the stock market the
principal editor being notorious among US Tor MS anti
Mexican prip ciples i7-JaIopa Cor f.q,eo Iris.
The Areo LIS gives the following statement OF the
forces which the Mexcans now have In the neld
At Queretaro under Gen Bustaniente.. ..... 1000
Santa Annals army now under Rincon.. 1000
The gsrrisons Of Masatan. La Sonora and Aoa-
In tie si State. Of Tsb.:oo and Chapas 1000
Under Urea, Csrsvsjal and Can.les,. 1000
brigade at Potoa, commaudedb by Flisola.. 5000
At Touea under pena Bsrragsn ....... 1000 oco
The whole force Of the guerillss, from Vera Cruz
IT, Fuebls. $500. ........ .......' .sooo
All makes u total Of. 81 900
Gen. Rss, who had acquired so great celebrety BY
his attack upon the garrison Of Puebs Is spaniard
ofcer Of the spanish army Having been taken prison.
by Cen Bravo at time when no quarters were given
by either army the old general generously spared bis
lifs and after gave him his own sister in mar.
riage.
until he has remained always In the Mexican
ranks
The saving of Rss's life by Bravo recalls to our mind
deed Of that general which should never be forgotten
Rsa of the 800 Spanish prisoners who were 80
noby liberated by Bravo the very day that he re-
osved the Of his own father having been shot BY
Purrrr NacIorALs, Oct I've reached Santa Fe on
the evening If the nrst day without one OF
any incident Of Importance and things being some
what disorder you are aware always the case
at the commencement OF march, we got unaer mo-
ton at rather late hour next morning. The column
moved In good order during the day, nothing hap
penipg except the occasional loss Of mule or hose
to the sncampment San Juan, about two leagues
short of this placs where encsmped for the night
ut early hour, 1t being considered imprudent, At
least By the sonnanains general 70 press the sroops
msncement Of the march, especially a. the day was
very sultry had been the preceding one one man,
who had fallen in rear OF the command, am informed,
was shot, but who he was or how he came to lag !
state Early this morning the train proceeded
towards this point and had not proceeded far when We
were met by number OF SOLDIERS whs informed they
had left Puebla with train for Vera Cruz which we
found at the bridge, and whion Will have reached you
long ere this does Before reRonng here, and
about three miles back, Information reached General
Patterson, who in advance, shat large party OF
halt was ordered, and Colonel Jack Hays sscendsd
reconnoitre with glass; reported 10 enemy In
sishttrsin still advancing which report accepted we
moved on to the bridge, where arrived about 10
O'clock General Patterson and stan occupying santa
Annals residence headquarters Here We found Col
Hugbess command. composed OF the almore battalion
and the 18th infantry. To-day about O'Clock COM
missioner from Padre Jarauts, named Don 8onsales
Quito who reports himself veracrossdo and the
Of somewhat distinguished citizen OF your place. paid
Gan p Walt with oeace pro positions in his mouth IL
in his pocket and informed the general that the
padre was tired Of the "pomp and circumstance Of
glorious war; aud wished to under the protection
Of the United States government and return to Vera
Cruz good citizen, and wished Gen rs safeguard
therefor .
Gen p very eoolly informed his commissonershp
that he the padre, wished 10 return to Veia Crua
good citizen TO immediately dispense hs command and
proceed iosner to the city Of the ncs Cross and no
one would MODEST him and sdded by Of Incentive,
Ths Don then ven prudenty asked the generals safe
guard for himself alone which WAS not granted ana ne
departed doubt pleased with the result
OF his mission. He said Jarduta whS AZ PoihI so"e
thirty leagues from here
Active preparation being made for the departure of
the command early tomorrow morning The baltimore
battalion pany u.s. and the i3th infantry and aew
other troops left to garrison this point Inere are
perhaps nifty sick here but the hesth OF the COM
msnd Is generally good
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Major Bryant Paymsster, United states Army passed
through THIS place few days since on his way TO Fort
Kesrny with funds for the troops comprising the oregon
Battalion.
Capt Turner Of the Illinois troops left this place yer
terdsy for Washington ON the steamer Bertrand He
i the bearer Of dispatches from Col Newly who WAS IN
command at Santa Fe when he left. Capt T. met Brig
Gen Price the Willow Spring-Wssfon (mo.)
Herald NOp 10.
Col Newly being the senior Colonel, Is In command
in this territory, and have no Information that any
new orders received TO change the authority
vested In him of course he will be governed by those
he has and make such disposition OF the troops Us
NAV justify. We can say though, that 1t 10 expected
that Col Rails will move south very soon WITH MS reg
and that other troop. will soon be on their march
Ia the same direction Every thing Is tranquil and We
have nothing of sufficient importance to notce this
week -Sania Fs Republican, Oct.
The following passengers arrived at New Orsaps on
the 2lst Nov In the steamer Edith Lieut. u M
spotwoed, United States Navy; Lieut.. =. McCaray,
United States Dragons Cspt Morris United s".ss
Christian From Brasos-Lieut &: Martin, Mississippi
Volunteers Lieut.. Thompson, Major Z. X. reaze'
Mississippi Volunteers, aud L. 4 johnson.
IN n
having on board seventy two men, rank and he, under
command Of Capt Irby from Wilcox county. . ne 1,,
be- joined by q detacbmsnt from Marengo county,
having been made for the consolidation OF
the Two companies -MobiIs Register and Journal
Nou. 80.
a check for SlsO5 ~, payable to al j. (barley) or
bearer signed Tweedls Darlington. well known firm
10 ts city on Saturday presented at the Exchange
Bank aud csshed by the teller. Mr. Darlington enter
cd the bank shortly after and shown the sign sture
and prone unced 1t genuine IL not until after
comparison with his check book, and an examins ton
of the date aud amount the forgery was
The alarm rpread abroad by telegraph, aud IL 10
hoped that the criminal will bs arrested. lie was an
Eoglishmsn and middle aged.-.a!6any Euening Atlas
Mop. 30.
No less than sixteen merchants were Up before r..
corder Mead yesterday, for doing business without IL
cepse. Five Of them fined by default $40 each;
eight let OF payment Of costs and the remain
ing three dismisssd-Si. Louis Nev Era, Nov ~;
Cincinnnti and Its suburbs contain population OF
one hundred thousand souls.
The proposed Improvement Of the Usage river IL Is
said, can be accomplished for Sa5,oO0.
The Apalacbicoa .5dp .rhser contains communities.
toD setting forth the feasibility Of uniting the waters OF
the Gulf with those Of the Atlantic The writer sysh
snip canal Of seventeen milee long connecting the
lacoocheo river on the Gull side with me 81 Jenns,
which flows into the Atlantic will accomplish the object
The expense Of such undertaking Is estimated at
John M Oalsahsr ESQ editor Of the Springfield Re.
publican and late Speaker OF the House OF kspresenta
tves Of Ohio, expired at bis residence In Springfield on