The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-23

| AotterD from Musten&s
The following letters written with the spirit humor,
and graphic ability which characterize all the epstles OF
our Invaluable correspondent
CRY OF MKxlco, Oct. s, Is47
Eps DELTA Last night, about IL o'clock, again
earth were not so the one sufficient
produce very strong impression upon people, who
engines OF death thar the Mexcans
CURING. as ! did, when half the world was waPt in
sumber sound was calculated produce fright than
if i had happened IN daylight
Colonel Roberts, of the I'd Pennsylvania regiment, died
on Sunday last and was inferred with the military honos
due his rank and followed the grave lamented by his
friends and acquaintance.
Yesterday report reached this place that Gen. Taylor
was on his road to San Luis Potos The of nfo
the correctness OF It'll New Orleans better than will
this point.
enclose you the address of General Santa Anna to his
feIow-citzens of the republic OF Mexico. You viii
that he sets out by stating with profound and bitter
greet" that he was obliged abandon the capital after
lasted M ss"s s s s sas
himself before his deled and ignorant eountrymen
OF many sacrifices, all for sake of his "unortu
himself IN The way of good luck but 1t against
the " barbarian OF the north"
[The document referred to by " Mustang" as our
readers will remember, published in the Union some
time ago.l
The Mexican Congress to-day at Queretaro
but whether they had quorum present was doubtful.
AT Queretaro, Herrera has been nominated for the
presidency and Seores Pedaza and Jose Guadalupe Co
"El Monitor, Spanish paper published here, has
menced 10 deal out its abuse unsparngy authorities
The "Star" aud the "North American have drawn their
pens, and a very spirited controversy has ensned The
OF The Mopitor" has threatened something personal
which is right the hands OF the American editors and
the affair promises something decidedly rich. "The Mont
tori has been celebrated in times past, when the Mexcan
eigned supreme, for authndng and scurriy but if he
gets the Americans fairly started, think they will teach
him lesson that will force him to be respectful to
others, ii he has respect for himself.
The of the Star' has also got himself into a
troversy with the fair Senorimsfso they may be caedo
this famous city He being verdant youth, and full of life
ration for the soter SEX, in terms highly complimentary
whereupon, communication, signed Varias Mexcanas,"
is published IN e paper called The Eagle. soliciting
sayhaery from enemy is insult to their dear pa
triosm " but the STAR not 10 be driven of in that
way, and determined admire and fatter them
ge 1t is the first time have known fattery to offend
lady, friend foe and the editor of the Sar being rath
goodlooking and moderately amable should not be
surprised IT, by and liberal share OF good LUCK he
succeeds in inducing these indignant listen
with attentive his sentences of admration-par-
culay as he says since they have got his "dander
admire them, but that he dotes upon all the pretty Women
of the country and is determined worship at the shrine
of beauty.
October IAN order has been issued by General Quit
man, governor of the city, requiring all the newspapers
present their sheets for revision before publication The
rebelious and ncendary spirit manifested by some Of
army and the Mexicans, required the adoption of such
Between the drills of the day and the nightly perform
the theatre and circus, together with the other
and cuosites Of the city, army enabled
10 pass off the dizziness following late exciting
very pleasantly and agreeaby. The drills Sunday
they please that they don't get drunk" Some of them
promenade the and public wholesome attend the
ceremonies chuch-whe others pay attention
"e "sA''A ''a'0'A' amusement Oh Oun'''sIM MUSTANG