New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
Latest from yeru Cruz.
From the Ney-Orleans Delta June IL


The steamship Fanny Capt Scott % hours
from Vera Cruz 9th inst arrived yesterday morning
The steamship Telegraph and Revenue Cutter Nc.
Lane, left Vera Cruz the former the 4h and the lat
ter on the 9Th inst. bound for this port
The Fanny In lat 24' long g2S 81 spoke brig siroe
oil Eastport, from Philadelphia bound for LObos She
brought up L. 5 Mail. We have Vera Cruz papers OF
the 9TH. We extract from tbs Eagle Of that date the
following items
We regret 10 say that Il IL rot in our power To con
graduate our citizens upon their good heathit pains
US 10 say that there appears be increase In the
number and yruence Of cases OF fever and feel
duty to add our Own to the warnings Of the Board Of
Health
very large train leaves this place this morning for
Puebla under the special command Of Col Mclntosh.-
il carries out mail Uhe fret. believe for nearly
month"; and Major A. & Bennett Paymastsr. IN charge
Of about three hundred thousand dollars This train is
escorted by large force Of sOloiery posed Of com
psues f. Of the 4th Infantry Of the 5ih Infantry G.
Of the 7th Infantry and X, Of the 18th Infantry and
ID, 6 and X. of the Sd DragoOnsn all about 500 men
The steamship Mary KDgsland reached this port yes
terdsy, having left New Orleans on the Both ult She
brings l53 transfers, ll3 horses and Lieut. Scott lih
Infantry w. Hammond, q w. Armstrong and L. Gil,
cabin passengers.
The thermometer has ranged between the degrees Of
81 and S2 day and night for the last ten days In this
city In the sun IL has been high 1902 yet il ap.
pears 10 be much warmer than indicated
The steamship Massachusetts, Capt Wood arrived At
this port Thursdsy last with detachment OF the Vol
guer Regiment consisting Of 292 and - officers
IT.
Ter. Surgeon Company b, II men-Capt Oscar +. Ed
wards lst Lieut. John NJ Blskely; "a Lieut. Jas. r.
May. Company T., 100 men--Cap, Jas. 5. Blair Let
Lieut. w. : Walker; ID Lieuts. George Kger and
Washington Terrett Company II n men-Cspt Moses
J. Barnard LIST Lieut. Jas Tltou % Lieuis Theodore
D. Cochran and w. Martin. Also, Major Bennett Pay.
master, U. 5. A.; Capt Montgomery, Qusrtermaster ;
DR. Shields and Mr. Foster and detachment of Com
pAuy A, IS men. I'd Lieut. Charles F. Vernon command
ing
orr BAR sANTASDAR, I'd May lsi7.
To The Editor Of Tie Ar1icda Edgle
We were detained the second day alter the cap
of Tsxpsn to blockade this place the the
river which Ia situated the town Of Soto de- Marina,
distant some 45 miles. Observing proper degree OF
caution arrival OFF here, cent boat ashore.
with sufficient arms concealed in her for the protection
of the crews and came 10 anchor In the brig the
opening OF the bar at sufficient distance TO observe by
the aid Of the glass the movements ashore and in
Of necessity TO give fair to play game with
teninch shells On the arrival Of our boat at Piscs a
village little inside the bar the few people neither diff
hdent begerent approached the boat with coune-
nsnces sernaiyey expressive of surprise curiosity or
glsdness
Without the slightest reserve they politely accosed
and welcomed our men friends and showed even
marked attention TO the officer of the boat to whom
they freely communicated answers 90 every question he
propounded-from which he cleaned that the isolated
position of the place had secured them exemption
from the scenes Of excitement prevailing In other por
tons of their country and with the exception of Santa
Anuss pr0RHnctdment0, declaring 1t punishable with
death 10 supply vessels troops with provisions
at whatever price they knew little OF what going
on in the country. In answer 10 our inquiries about
troops they knew of none. a band OF some 20
men half brgands and half soldiers under fellow
joicng in the name of Capt Pauline whom they feared
than foreign foes This fellow, it appears pays
them occasional visit to make leves, with little
ceremony his more notorious countrymsn, Santa
Arms.
Notwithstanding all the appearances Of friendship.
prudence dictated caution 10 all our movements; which
has ended in pesceable survey Of the bar bay and
river. with accurate soundings bearings, &c and we
now only await the arrival of gallant Commodore
from Tabasco to 90 any other service he may detail
us TO perform-preerring, however If the choice was
more active service than that Of this month.
On Commodore Perrys arrival doubt not boat expe
dition will be fitted out TO proceed up the bay and river
to soto de Marna-the distance Is IS miles. We are
looking hourly for the Commodore and the rest OF the
squadron. After the performance OF our service here
duties will be performed the coast 10 the
southwark and eastward somewhere "