New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-02

Thor. Ind been no later arrivals from Tamplco or
Vera Cruz and the details Of the news which We
laid before our readers by Telegraph on FRIDAY a.
ternoon and Saturday morning particularly tnat
relating TO the appointment Of Peace Commssioners on
the part Of Mexco-we find very conflicting and unsAi
sfsctory The story Of the appointment Of three Com
i.,opers 10 treat with Mr. Tdst originated With the
Vera Cruz SIN NJ Anaiuac That paper states That the
news was brought to that city BY private Express
which arrived on the night Of the nth nit hsviag lett
Pueba on the 81.
letter dated at the City OF Mc1ico. Jolly states
tina, treaty Of peace would be concluded At once by
the Commissioners The writer aso Gays That the feace
marty has become go considerable u The Capita that be
thinks that SANTA Anna (Who Fsy' On the side Of the
st,o,oesn will soon pronounce hns cell in favor of peace
Al,,er from Tampico addre..ed to the Editors of la
por,q s,aos on the authority Of gentleman who left
tho ci,v If Mexico on the 9Th ult that the reported
Communication 10 trea, for Peace with Gen Scott AZ san
Martin Te.aelcan had not ban aPPoiqffd up 10 ha dare
the 6h) and mat At the time Al ihe energies OF The
Mexican Government were directed 20 the defence
II the Capital and the 70 resist the entrance
thereto Of the American army.
The Mac Orleass C9tyi0 OF the 2ji u't has da'es
from the City Of Meyco a. late as the l@ih u FROM
paper we take the following Items
ON the I0ih. the members Of The Mexican Congress
prasent had refused by ma lrty on one vote 10 oe
clare recess in expectation 81 suncitnt hnuO'I l"
r., r,enc. busipess and 10 take into consideration me
American proposals # peace. Tho sun ~ AHH'"df sAy,
ina fn,rrss must either resolve that regulations shall
be opened with Gen Scott or suthoflz' the H'NeTh
mont To do so Il il not within the Ordinary powers ol
the Congress TO enter directly upon negotiation ana
therefore it Is probable they vi" give ul anthoV -
in Executive T. act this ~ air
According II An article in the N0Htor Rfpnbhc1no OF
,he llth there was rupture between santa Anna ana
C.nalz.-hut they met together ana were Itc"n.l'u
Csnazo was 70 have an important post ]" '"' '7p'
The Mouior Of tho 2th couiradic,s. in very positive
t. rms the report that Santa Anna was 10 De- npP"u'u
Dictator. and sscTiOes II u Inc 'h,In''s III '""'"
T1s PeptbIireno of lac 10Th remarks that Gen Scott
will not very soon march upon The capita
uis sisn OF confidence that peace will be- soon MADE
that the farmers have commenced their soofs IN the
feds and 800 carts loaded with seeds hsi proce ueo
from Mexico to Tsscsssnd the same quantity was gong
GrxrR,r ALVAREZ This commander, who had re-
psred 10 the City OF Mexico with division TO assist III
The defence of the city IS now said 10 have rersceo ne
steps and proceeded South In consequence Vi f""'
GrFRRIrLFRos -Grest excitement says the I'ra Crl-
Sun Of dnahu0c OF the lth, prevailed IN our Ciy iA'
evening on account of Lieutenant Nnpple huJdtAhi OF
the OH infantry having been carried of yesterday eve
ming by three euerrileros from the churchysrd almost
within gun shot OF the walls OF this city.
Lent w was accompanied by one OF bis men ~hth
he was accosted by three Mexcsns one OF whom ths"
a lasso over him aud dragged him on his morse. me
man who was with the Lieutenant at the time succeeded
IN making his escape.
gonus in pursuit but st the last accounts they had mol
come up With the party. The oodne's 81 zoe Ree.I..
eros il surprising Tor al tho time Lieut. N"lpp" wa
lsssoed he within iOnyards on the walls OF the cry
The same paper says that Gems Csdwallader and ll-
l. " with their respective commands had arrived al
Perote and would leave on the 9th ut
The Monitor of the lih notices letter stating thst
II G people of Tlascala had applied T. ten Hcou l"
tt oops to help them in driving away leader nain'u
Portilo whose expressions had become ininerstir
They had been attacked 1t la hsya. and hal com
% eely routed the enemy, having sustained but little
/ lc -. No property was lost
/ VoMlro-Cap, w Duff OF the q Dragons, died on
To l6th AT era Cruz OF yellow fever The epidemic
st IN prevailed but its vruence had consider ably ao''ed
Mn. TRIsr-The Nc,r orleans DATA has the
following
o.. We do not believe that Mr. Trisgs powers extend
10 the conclusion OF frosty. anF farther than me
mere opening of negotiation. IL the oveftures made
through him accepted by the MeXican'' be Will We
think return the United States and report t. MI hu
cbanan who we are informed by very hish authority
will m,elf proceed to toe place which msy be agreed
| upon by the psriies, and coltuc, tho negotiation
"a Col ISAIAH GARRsrr is the Wing candi-
drte for Congress in the Nth District OF Louisiana
The District represented in the last Congress
by Isaac +. Morse. Loco.Foco
- In consequence Of the late explosion OF the
Niagara We have called upon 10 caution the public
against making excursions in steamboats, not certified 70
By the Inspectors rs running in appropriate waters
boat may be good for the Hudson and not for the Sound
or Lower Bay We have no knowledge on this subject
nor are Of shy boat thst Is running other
than the waters which the certificates pronounce them
safe The certificate however signed by the Inspectors
viii be found on every boat and passengers may read
for themselves The certificate on board the Niagara a.
lowed twenty I'VE inches % the pound.
tbs FAMlSE FEvER.-At Quarantine near Oue-
bee $50 ernisrsnts have died within four weeks. Lss,
Wednesday 1907 passengers arrived Crosse lse I've
shps-one Of them from Bremen, with 326 passengers
Few sck-iew deaths.
IL PicroRiAL HISTORY oF ESGLAND No. %.
hss as, been Issued BY the Hapers - numbers more
complete this work.
"THr DUKE AND TIE CoUsIs. by Mrs GREY. g
Novel has been published In Phi sdelphs and tor sale
here by Graham.
II The Telegraph is now in operation as far
; West As Zanesyilie, Ohio
~ The Concord v H. Srafesmgn contains an
account OF Jubilee At Hanover in honor Of the recent
victories in the Let and lls Congressional Districts -
: Speeches were made BY Oliver Miller Of Dartmouth
College Jonathan kirrsdge Of Csnssn. George W Mes
NTH Of Franklin, and others Mr.. Kittreess gave the
following toast
Tsf A!hes Of Is and tts sies n 2in - they ie
Radicals ne isAnd Of toa-n - lh7y viii snow A-ia
me Way 10 - Helena
A Among the regular tossts the following cute
one
cb,-0s!r. shke 10 M. hey bou conquered heir Owl
country. The oCe TOOK Rome. ne oiher santa Re.
~ Hon Robert c Winthrop, after sojoUrn O
several weeks in London arrived In Pans sooui the nr'
/. Of June and lett there the I'D Tor me SCUM .
France and Switzerland. This accomplished statesman
has been resolved with the utmost favor y the mos
eminent Of Europe Very lew Americans have oee'
n hooored with equal degree Of sttenuon ana non
more deservedly 60 Boston may well BE- proud Of sae
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