New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09
FiRTnEK FROM MEXICO.
no Prospect of Peace.

The New Orleans P,coyune has farther adsces
from Mexico. received BY tho steamer Nec- O,ieans
from Vera Cruz:
The Mexican Congress had postponed the cleo
ton Of Presd. ut 10 the 18th OF November and made
OF the Capital Of the most thorough character ard
it the intention 20 sttsck Cen Scott three differ
points OF the road
G-n Cadwsladers rout Of the Guerriss IL repre- Sent
ed 10 have been most complete he took them by sur
prise killing City, wouDoing about forty, and taking
number o. prisoners, without losing single man
letter also states that Gen. Alvarez Is between Pc
rote and Pueba snd Is making great exertion. with
view 10 atsck snd destroy Gen Cadwslader Hs iOrce
is reported TO be 1000 men. and Increasing
Gen. Csdwalsder II will be recoilected. lelt Vera
Cruz with about 400 men. and he will probably hear
Of his Mexican force before reaching Perote
lie will 20 doubt halt until joined by Gen Pillow who
has 800 u,en. The t~O detachmenis Joined VII no
5oub, be- able to force their way 10 Cen scouts mead
quarters
Gen Pillow also routed the Glerras that attacked biz
train Ia a most creditabe manner the Dragons cut
them 10 pieces, leaving thirty dead ard hy w0undc
lie however lost ten men in killed aud wounded.
Mr. Kendall writes the Pcaynne unce date Puebla
June u that prospects Of peace farther of than
ever. and that our Government viii be compelled 10
take possession Of the whole country md govern too
Thsoicsyune with regard to 10 this news says
The news by the NewOrlesns. which will be found
In desil Ia our columns today is the most serious and
consistent that We have received for many weeks.
upon the Capital will be disputed with inconsidera-
ble determination for Mcxcans
Il supposed that he will be resisted In force ut three
several points between Puebla and Mexico The Guerr
las too are becoming holder their upon bodies
Of men moving along the r0ads Indicators OF obstinate
resistance rife every quarter nor any presase
of peace be- drawn from any source unss there be com
fort ia the adage that tins darkest hour Of the night 10
I Just before day"
correspondent Of the PicoylHe writes
pupHLA fMexico1 lime u l-t7
The city TO day is full OF rumors and reports, some
of these of startling nature If they could be relied
upon. The story is that the Mexican Army il 10 ed
vance upon and surround this place entirely Even the
names Of The Observation-Disclosures GuberO, LOmbardui
aud Alvarel--are given.
That Alvarez has started with his command there can
bs but little doubt but the impression that nc has gone
IN the of Puebe--sOmcwhere in the ueighbOrhOOd
of Nopalucsm Acsete-with the hope that he may be
enabled 10 cut of some OF the wagon trains known to be
on their way up
The Mexicans are known 20 have seven or eight
thousand cavalry, and their true policy would be to
fight Gen Scott the open field but he who Judges of
the Mexcsns by the ordinary rules which govern man
kind will find himself mistaken nine times out OF ton-sO
there is no knowing what they will do.
A Frenchman who left the City of Mexico yesterday
reports that he two thousand busily Al work
on the Publications al III PenOn. This Is hill Oh no
great size or elevation about nine miles this side OF the
city and the direct road with lake Immediately IN
the OF IL and AZ its base.
Another Frenchman who appears to be intelligent.
says that the MexicsDs ntend 10 make three four
stands-one between this city and Martin Ilss-
eel where they their cavalry; another this
side of Guadalupe; aud the last al Guadalupe itself
AlmOu,e ia in prison sndis charged with holding com
municatlOn with the Americans. tits asserted that
be is accused of holding reasonable correspondence
with Gen Worth. | sm informed that every line which
has passed between them simple letter of cOmpli
mcut written by Gen Worth at SatlO, last Fall, TO
which he has never even received an answer.
The editor of FL Republican, puts down the entire
force organized for the defence of the capital at 1850
Ind Iudia trrg pIlla hll IL
known have compelled those who their parole at
Cerro Gordo and Vera Cruz again TO take arms both
aud oicers and those of the latter who have
fused have been most grossly abused and insulted.
The Monitor RegJkoaRO of the 9Th inst says that Al
varez with his Indians, 20 march on tina. day for
pueba and be followed by the regular cavalry.
The paper intmates that the rest OF the army s
also Immediately to take up the line OF march for Pu'
eba and the inference H. that the enemy intends fight
inc the grest battle 10 this neehborhoOd
Among those whom Santa Anna still counted upon ss
friends there the greatest discord Beranda who
WAS appointed Minister of Foreign Relations only re.
manned 10 Office twentyfour hours he resigned on the
second day in disgust Cortna had also thrown up the
command OF the battalion of Victoria.