The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-08-23
Morea for the capital Only about 200 Of them were



\ Later FROM Vera Crux.
BY the arrival here Yesterday of the Steamship Nav
orleans, Capt AUDI from Vera Cruz the 7th inst via
Iampico the 10TH have files of the Arco Iris and Sol
ue hhanuac with letters from our regular correspondent
| up 70 the date OF her departure
! CIrY OF MExIco.-PUEBLA--Not word of ntel
Eence either from the capital General SCOTS headquar
tiers,
We extract the following item from the Sun of Ana
huac of the 18th inst
RAseEns-We were agrseaby surprised yesterday
through our streets all mounted and equipped The no
BILE and imposing appearance of this company gives us the
assurance that we will soon have the qualification OF an
ho9hcing some OF their exploits
CusroM-Ho AT TAMPIco.-The Arco Iris of the 9th
INST says that the receipts at the house at Tam
pco ior the months of May and June $40 OoO the
ooII OF collection being only few hundred dollars.
uMfonruNATE occuRRENcEAt 10 O'Clock yesterday.
man named Thomas Clarke, belonging to the LIST infan
NY prisoner IN the guard-house OF the palace tried
pass the soldier then guard and to accomplish his
purpose seized one end of the soldiers musket and made
some efforts to take it of his hands The latter fired
at Clarke the ball passing through his side and coming
out al the back. The ball afterwards wounded another
man named Geo Evans one of the company OF mounted
The sentry at the other end of the Ports also belong
ing to the LIST infantry The OF the man who fred
The wounded men Were Immediately sent to the hosp;
tai, and it is said Clarke and Evans dangerously
wounded -
ALvAREz-Ths noted chief returned to the capital on
the night OF the 9Th u when he repaired the palace
of the President, with whom he remained in conference
considerable time
Correspondence Of the Commercial rimesl
VERA CRux, Aug. q. 1877
70 ley
ter or should have said something concerning arrival
fances We have sufficient garrison in the city. and
large number Of troops in the camp. Whispers Of expe
strong intentions is achieved in the prospect What all
| not after efcfh ut, I
think little is TO be done, fancy win long to do
The New Orleans left us this afternoon for Tam.
Pco taking a reinforcement of seventy eighty men
(CaP Whites company to Col Gates The Mary Kings
land starts tonight tomorrow for-can' say where
Naua, perhaps but as have sign OF naval CO.
The destruction of the schooner Fatenire the imprs
eminent and bad treatment of her officers, and
commissioners sent by the United States authorities 70 treat
traed by the people and soldiers Mi,aus are yet I'M
paid for and unpunshed The must soon, 1
tlecas very small would be saioien. TO Obtain all
proper redress and to teach the citizens that place los
SOURCES are much crippled by sickness his hospital
Ga , msn a n Informed nearly two hun
from taking any important steps alone but may do
Thing in the way Incorporation with the army. facilia
train is in course of preparation for the interior, and
the escort depending upon the arrivals for the few
days; am glad to learn from Captain Farchd, who ar
lived yesterday with his fine company Oyeans
that he does go into the interior the himself
e ann ps sry f 70 ean hs5s a, Where they can
his company here matter that will lessen its efficiency
short time, but for q short time only. as
was the unwilling witness of u shocking scene this
morning under tue palace portals soldier who
place. began trae with the sentinel whose post was in
front Of the guard houses and the sentinel attempted 10
drive HIM OIL the drunken caught hold Of his bayons
which was nearly touching his breast In this position
and with number of men him. the branless sent
the wretch who had hold ote hayonei and wounded
two other soldiers behind him; shockingy the hip
groin and the other slightly, also the hin The fellow
who committed this senseless deed belongs the rst a
t and , named Robinson The drunken e named
man badly wopnded in the hp belongs Captain Bean
humotrhage from both wounds excessive, and lear
that both are mortal Clark's is. pretty certainly.
mark except perhaps. notice from the receiving
and dsbursing officers OF the that bills
prisng that these tolerated The MERCHANTS
here strain every nerve to pay the claims of govern
sonabe facilities obstacles every STEP Il is known that
one or two spectators at Puebls doing magnificent
camille communlty and this latest decision quarter
ana has gwen rise Z.
are expected in future
Mdshipman Rogers's letter. recently published in the
newspapers generally laughed at here The terrible
hardshipsan outline OF which is briefly Qivento which
and thought was much stronger one while lei
10 the promptngs of Yankee imagination am assured by
co, he well dressed and comfortable In both Of
these places except for short menot than ten days
throughout perhaps. while The character Of his Us
was under discussion--have been tes compared with
those suffered by almost every officer the army
OF whom would often have been happy exchange their
sand bed for his brick floor 1 seems that he had learn
thinks must have been outrageous President has
retaiaory COURSE This superinduced to the pa appe
tensions OF being shot as spy, awakened spirit Of
cans a synopsis OF his wanderings and privatons"
/ CARLTON HOUSE. s. 90 80 Z