New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-26
gsrY FOR ALL POLITICAL OFFENCES.
Full Particulars.

,bas Telegraphic Dispatch informing of the
"a Of our Exclusive Express, and forwarding a
Leased statement of the news brought After
4, Was in type, we received, by Express from
iSJ.phia, the fall particulars this was imme-
CIV issued in Third Edition. and is subjoined
1.-THE arrival Of the steamship Fashion, at New
Ems we have later advices from Vera Cruz.
y rcounts are from Jalaps to the 18th inst.
M Fashion brought over Gen. Patterson and
lrs.l officers who were wounded at Cerro Gordo
"a Captains Moore, Pickens, Jones and Coleman,
iss Alabama volunteers. She also brought over
fuy q the trophies of Ceno Gordo and Vera
H., such as cannon, stands of arms, standards,
lie ke
s.s,nl regiments of volunteers whose time Of
,s-ish expired, were at Vera Cruz on their
.vy home
3 Wecopy below from the Pcayune;
Gen Worth was expected 10 enter Puebla on
E, 18th instant. No resistance was anticipated
n that place. There was some expectation that
b army would march upon the Capital, but with
FINISHED Numbers The losses sustained In the
Fvy by the return of volunteers, and the neces
ny de,achments to guard the cities of Jalapa,
'sv,e and Pueba would leave Gen. Scott a force
sountinr to scarce six thousand to advance upon
S City Of Mexico.
sina Anna's whereabouts was yet yelled in
yrsy. The camp was full of rumors as IS al
'yi The case, of the purposes of the Mexlcans,
ID The movements Of political and military par
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The Guerilas do not give our troops as much
Ssble IS was anticipated They are probably do
yihen Office of robbery and massacre upon the
Isxicans themselves.
We notice with sincere pleasure that Gen.
sied, Is improving apace, and that his recovery is
most certain.
Wesubjoin letter from Mr.. X endall of the latest
a.es
Editorial Correspondence Of the Pcayune.
.- JALAPA, Mexico. May IL, Is47.
heligent spaniards here, men who have ample
ssns of inform alton, tell that matters at the City
Mexico are daily getting worse aud woTse-sn is
Inv and confusion. IL cannot well be otherwise
audience Is all gone, money Is all gone hope has
ed and In their place poverty and despair reign
sms The only chance left of opposing the Americans
70 raise frenzy enthusiasm-csl IL which you will
similar TO that planted in the early revolutions by Hi
so and il 10 be- doubted whether there is even vir
enough left in the country to bring about such aeon
iunsiion
me celebrated battle of Las Cruces, fought near
"a City of Mexico il may be- recoected that Morelos
ID Hdslgo had immense rsbble TO contend against
e lev royssts under Truxilo and that such was the
ersy Of the former that In many instances, during the
Desf Of the sht they up and stuffed their hats
TO the very mouths of the Spanish cannon They can
}. setu such sfeeling now
Gen Worth will probably enter the rich and populous
Y Of Pueba on Friday next Gen. Ouitmsn sccomps-
Ing him. No anticipates opposition; but on the
otsry II s said that the larger and better portion OF
= Inhabitants growing more and more anxious Tor
Q entrance Of the Americans for the protection they
y siord them against the hordes OF ladrones and le'
roo which have always infested that city. We hear
ding OF the Guerillss OF lste-they probably con
ING themselves to robbing their own counuymen.
lhe reports in relation 10 Santa Anna are still con-
Iaictory but all agree that be 10 at Or!zsbs
has certainly threatened am attack upon Vera
"a and also upon this place, and there are those
hss become mad since his recent reyerses. The
oosbihty IT, that he keeps bis force about him
MY for his own protection, and partly TO be ready
srike blow. should favorable opportunity offer.
Sen Scott will probably leave with Gen. Twiggs, in
course Of few days Tor Puebla Hs next move.
nfs will depend upon circumstances.
len Quitmsn's appointment ~ Major General meets
d the full approval of the army. The wound o. Gen
eide which every one a; first thought would prove
PEE Of his recovery airs stronger than ever.
forward this by the dilgencis- IL Is considered a
y unsafe convey anee. and for fear my letters may
overhsuled by the Mexicans, cannot say half 9th
wise should Yours, sc. w.K.
the Vera Cruz letters of the n. o. CONNER.
d Tines, we make the following extracts:
VfRA CRUZ May IA train 10 to leave this city to-
orrow, which would be we'll worth q large cost for
s,a Anna 10 cut off II 10 immensely large and valus
! consisting of about four hundred wagons loaded
u supplies Of all kinds, including over half million
oosrs and large number OF pack mules, nearly OF
ne one thousand The escort will constst OF about
e thousand soldiers shout one half OF which are drs-
enc seut down by Gen. Scott IL 10 quite probable
santa Anna has intelligence of the preparation and
gosnee Of the train and IL 10 not improbable that he
= endesvor TO intercept it. and II Is hoped that Gen
~ wiz send large reinforcement for the escort 90
" insure iu perfect safety. Such capture would I
gay pay the hexicans for all their losses since the
'aneneement Of the war.
S,.ssrsooa hsy Sin the Eagle which send, you 1
/. asd list Of htty-fve soldiers who will remain 10
.a'sv after the war is over. They have taken up \
az acme among the sand hills, and louder blast \
- ms' which called them 10 the field will be- required
ssa nem hence. The number OF the army who will .
'snsn 10 Eastern Mexico already exceeds that of
~ a,pments to California OF ths same class
zee deaths all occurred within a period Of three
80 ana a. far ss ! can Judge, by the desdcsrts"
- pas daily In the streets ths month OF May will
~ ~orse story than April has told
mere dying OF these poor fellows Is not the worst
- msusr but as shall again revert 70 the subject
s.A Dot nov dwell upon any Of the dstsils
"asf 81 'he oovernment, issasd the Gay before