The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-08


selves circumspect to humility and religious to fanatic
ism. They do not even raise their ewes to look upon
they comply with the slightest practices of Catholicism
and devotion you would be enraped as am at behold
have the supply Of rossres medals and
other bagatees that to be found for sale at the
care they to supply the whole world with bssssd
pictures aud scapularies. u-Letter from PuebIo
crocodile ars over the 80
Mexican church, will not make this extract text from
which to that the army has been to Mexico
solely for the purpose of being converted to the
faith
HEAD QuARTERs, PvEBLA, May %, ls47
l. The authority OF the Congress and Government of
the State Pueba in this city in whatever other
place it may have been the occupation of the
army Of the United States of America and remains
abolished All acts, orders or DEGREES of whatsoever
kind they may be- emanatng the said Congress or
Government declared null and of effect or value
All persons within the limits of said State are absoved
from all allegiance to the said authorities.
printing circulating receiving or propsgatipg the acts
orders or DEGREES Of the Congress- Of the State Of the
fenced nfraction of this order by military com
mission. ny order OF Zen; WORTH
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EruE DUEL BETwrEy LIEUT.. MAuAy AND MuyroRp.
municsts rslstins to Wasb;nston Mahsn wh% Sas
knows NO ous can rs ;" wnra bSm vi,ona zoo
named Munford has haan in The habit of ;nsnt;r h
on every occasion that offered for some time mast Yas
terdsy mornin~ lem" Mshsn was ;t
Others when MmnSord stsnnsd nm and cslieS b Iy"e
id liar rascal and covsrS lent Msban tod d' hr
in repIv he had hrno h; ;nS,,,t tt frh .oo nm
have satisacton ts .s cn"S 9 russ mgns
him with a knife ent Cc,oman stnrnsd him at upu
wise he would have I;iisa Wshsn ON The snot I;,t
Maban then to% IT.; M a On ; u ti rpo. Lieu.
ing to make nm his mind s;ther 70 FIGHT or sno,o@
ere Mu .asn Half an ho1, scarcely elapsed
at o'clock PMthat he might use such weapons as
best suited hm--that ha woniS vsa tba I;.,t
ahan of course had No chn;.a 1tt hut ~ e .h
same weapon They metths distance wss s@ Ave- 'as a.
100 yards When ready Iiemt Mahan asked him ~ ~
\ Ill
negative They then advanced 70 ,r;sh;r 81 a.ra =,
each other Twice when Captain Bankhead tod NM y.
shoot him he reussd KS sssonS ~ou,a certainly
concession whatever They took aim the third time
right breast passing through to The s shonSar IN rhs
doctors say there is no danger Of him as the hail nass
ed through neither touching the heart nor lungs He
suffered much pain until about3 O'Clock this morning
nce tneh ne mas been recovering rapidly This morn
ing ne says ne een mucn better Munord received Sc
vsn oais ane aoctors say ne cannot live but short
iIn,eu'ate,y aIter the aue Nun1ord directed
message 70 Lieut. Manan acknowledging his error, and
socited MS forgiveness Munford died last evening
GEN. costs VISIT TO TaMpIco
TAMprco. NIexco5 June 10 lsa7
The city was thrown into q sudden and Tremendous
excitement about one O'Clock this morning camaed h
the appearance of some forty or fty armed Mexican
some half mile in advance of the outnosts a. theS er
rather suspicious an alarm was given and
md through the city In an was
Capt Noyses mounted company was out to discover
the enemy ana engage him practicable or report to
sI .h ae nus NOT yes lesuInea: Apeat eight
oaooA ns I.cf mug, ~ was ascer tnat uen Cos
tne c,y early ast evening" IN dsguise and re-
ha Sb THIS. OF TINS through
t I & ms .nss were seen py tins
R T ia we FlyhuaDy LIs Dooy guard. CsPt
taking the whole party Coss brother | understand,
Ts a. not astonish;noa Tssr aous .o . -
american ladies' arrived in this city, from Ne nria.u
drassod 80 a",,.s y; ~ sis osy III. ~ a. New OrieanH
ionand 40 comn,oI crt; H.;. VIZ" VIZ ,a.es. issn
rnnorto as hsa1;Sn csr a nctsous OF
whiic several Mexican ssnoritas sro ;n =
haa sna Judging from ap
naa aonnea as roDust Dustle as was ever
Srss have sssr on nr h M ni ~ snese were .ne
amusing to them through the streets rs proud
Of their bag Of bran mother Is of her only child
-.
cort.;r v.r v,,at 80 H. n,,.Dt 49, 49,,
ment We learn has been ordered to P;tthuh 30 nc
Via IN. nssar -s wrun e. l...sspsgn 20 pro-
h;ch no. cety h ds 49, =, \, os sme eApeo..on
nrotaction oS Versions % n,, f s h ivr sMe
,;on wh;ch NJ Va, Wiz t. $1,000 pou. -
we hundred monntad M;sso"r; xplte " wh VI
command them We DO not know hut ~ W,b nJ ~; 70
inf 40 ss;stan NJ Sur@sn n;s,. n xU, VIII 20
s;msar a%d Cant Vs. Wit a w~ouoaiy as h:n-
srmctons IN the ~ vs 90 ~ Ina 'ne IN
- Art ~. ,ho hndS arc 70 erect Two BLOCK
~ th K a hr tS LILIES neyoro tne mouth
Platte river and the second three bnnarad MIA, S
the first. The expedition will be absent two years. II
but to provide against this thew will take with thsm To-
ncnnd how;tyers p;ush~,s r. W. '"~0 wiz" '"'"A *
...u,. -. =.
VERY LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
Fiom the st. Louis Republican, June 80
letter mas been received IN this city from Monterey
upper California dated the i4th OF April last 1t was
transmitted through the interior OF Mexico and &C
cidentany IL s inferred reached Its destination We
learn from 1t that General Kearny Mt Monterrey.
that Colonel Mason of the Dragons, had arrived
mere there iaat Commodore Bidde and Commodore
Shubrick We're also In port with their squadrons
VERY tnng IN PIPER Caliornia was tnen quiet Gen
hearny was Is presumed exercising the government
tn ne wouid continue 10 40 until ne surrendered II
No mason ~ was cxpected tnaS zen kearny would
eave or Inc Onteo states ABOUT the nrst taxing
he route " way OF santa re; ana 3d. he VIII reach
mere early IA octooer:
." "uos iestn .nst any event OF Puonc inerest
p'o'iouS au'ioeS'
AFFAIRS AT THE WEST.
FoRr LEAvENwoRTH, Mo- June 10.
This place remarkably quiet when we recoect that
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