The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

INTELLIGENCE PROM TINE CITY OF MEXICO.
(From the New Orleans Timss.1

plan headed by O.uersI Psrsdss IL Is reported thai
santa Anna has been TO do but TAX.
| the whole country from them
| MEXICAN REFLECTIONS UPON THEIR DEFEATS.
| [From the Diario del 6obisrno OF Aug ~ ,
vicinity Of this capital through the characterization Of
one general have nn nor ish,p
their line IL yet possible TO make an oosiost
re- r.sDopsiby Of tho general who knew not how I,
reconcile srdor witt prudsncs aud suoordinAtion VINO,
rashy venturns upon 40 eon
organised plans snstched from US the victory and leu
enemy, BY che hand ~ It wsrs up TO the gates OF
the American general h.its and proposes to tn,
chief ofths nation An srmstios to the end that durn
which the American Cabinet has been urgent 70 hav.
heard The frssdsnt Of the Republic could no. fA to
III. made prspsrations for rsspsotaDis dsi.ncs
raised upon the moment soldiers, munitions arms sno
forncatons, and after having fought personally with
iutrspdty worthy Of better issue and made prepare
tons a. he has done TO continue the struggle to thu
another duty not less for the country and
the capital which deserves by thousand titles be
saved Tit be possible from the horrors Of conflict
be decided In its streets by force Of 1t became his
duty therefore, to listen to what might be proposed
the part Of the American Cabinet, with view put
1t Is termed by the general Of the enemy without abate
nent Of Mexican honortrsd but not cast down by the
The whole world will thus see that Mexico has saved
her honor and whatever be the prsensions of the
,ct.rss them. Should they prove to be extravagant
should they be- incompatible with national honor
Amer Government aud al its organs q long
time been soemnly protesting then the struggle will b.
renewed, and all siexicans will maintain 1t with full
knowledge of its Importance to Them and Of all they
put at hazard should they be conquered; and Other
nations will either applaud triumph the triumph
Of the most psipabs justice, they will sincerrl,
lament our disasters should that i'll fortune continue
| which has so obstinately adhered to our fate
For these grave emergencies ths Sovereign Congress
|
| ment has sought to not harmoniousy, and whose
happy isus Every nation may be- unfortunate but in
like these rather thn BY the results Of battles
| shows whether mistortunes are observed Let us
| oope that the Mexican Republic will not come out Of
ths ordeal dishopored. The Government In whatever
.xtremitiss it may be- placed will how preserve
being guided In its operation by its
stitutions faculties
FROM THE ARMY OF GEN. TAYLOR.
From the N Picayupe, Sept 1871
The steamer Ogden Capt Bowman, arrived yes
terdav from Brazos Santiago, whence she sailed the
7th inst
We learn with great regret That Brigadier General
Hopping died at Mier the lst inst The general
appointed from the part OF the State Of New
York and ntleman Of ability we'll known IN the
politics of the State The brigade under his
1t Mier has been broken up the 10th infantry garrison
ing Maamoros and Csmargo and the 10th Infantry Ger
Gen Lanes brigade was at the mouth of the river
expecting to embark about the 9Th inst The first trans
port which reached there would proceed to take the
troops board.
Gen Gushing arrived at Matamoros on the Sd inst
trstng his brigade, the several detachmens
down, at FL sabinito, near Palo Alto Deass battery
1hch was to have accompanied Gen Cushing has been
oroered to remain with Gen Wool, at the express re-
quest OF below Capt Shower pasted down the
r rver with Geo Cushing on bis way to Washington
ecu C.'s brigade in place Of Capt Deas.
Capt Clarke Of the I'd Mississippi Rifles, at Mata
the Sd inst, with detachment of recruits,
| he way TO his regiment at Buena Vista
capt Cuch was .t the mouth Of the river on the 9th
with detachment OF recruits tor the 18th infantry
|
| Sabiuito
| Dispatches have passed through Matamoros for Gen
lar hall at Monterey TO prooeed to Vera Cruz withou,
| ielay. The dispatches were forwarded by Lieut. 4.
,snry rs far as the mouth of the Rio Grande where he
Wa taken III, and transferred them He subsequent,
oc-eded to latamoros where he doing well ut last
| Col r E Tempt. arrived at M-tamoros on the Is.
Instant with four companies of his regiment the lot
The Fnx says that Col ribbatts, who WINS proosed,,
rom Mier TO Monterey with six companies Of the 10th it,
snry escortog train, was STACKED by large part
fM-xicans near Ramos and succeeded in driving then
H. with loss OF two wounded We have the best
sons for believing that the whole object OF the Mexican
ivens passed up from Cerrsvo to Monterey with ou,
twenty dragons aud Gen Gushing, (who met Colonel
guard Of only twenty hv. mounted men, ana neither
hem saw any thing Of the guerilas. Col ribbatts
aud mis- fire for time and conduct
I'd themselves with great intrepidity.
Intelligence was received at BueBa Vista the GOT
Of August in letter from Luis Potos by the
VI Parras that Gen Scotrs column had marched frou
Pusbla and two days after rumor reached there o
che capitalization OF toe city OF Mexico This illustrate
the rapdity with which intelligence travels In Mckee
by verbal report
Tue Flag says that Mr. B. Lundy and Mons Mon
lilly who taken prisoners weeks sine. by
Carvaa have been set at liberty and arrived at Hats
moros on Sd inst They they we're liberated
9y representing 9th that they were not Americans
jen Urea loft that place few days since with l2OU
men, for the purpose Of taking trains of goods between
vsjThe Flag and other papers always give this nam,
Carrabaja He writes t Carvsjal WAS in the vicinity
| OF Ssto Ia Marina with a small force.
The Flag publishes the following letter from Urea,
designed to encourage deserton among our troops:
GEN Joseph Urea, of The Merican .4rmy, Commandant
General Lspscor Of The Interior Eastern States md
Chit of tie Dipsion of OSs.rvation to the ameri-
can Ioaders:
Soldiers and Volunteers of the American Army! The
that you carry against Mexico is the unjust
and barbarous that can bs conceived Civilized nations
detest t-they do not In you the defenders of
rights OF an injured country but merely the tools Of
without foresight with ut calculation who
tain unfortunate celebrity has feared seriously
sensible American will consider this one Of the most
atrocieus naturesent by Polk to Mexico and essential
republican principles that you all protest. because 1t
serves to converI the children Of Washington and
| Franklin, into robbers and assassins.
Sons Of America Let the world see you In better
light than In the miserable and odious character you
now represent Do not serve any longer the caprice
of man destitute Of virtue good feeling Abandon
his lines, because they not those Of honorable
throw yourselves into the of the Mexican nation
rss you have committed Here You will fnd ground to
cultivate and honest occupation whereby gain the
necessaries Of life without great fatigue. You will
the sympahes sf generous people, and the trAnquil
y OF conscience otherwise not be obtaned because
The man who attacks aud destroys the principle Of
sersa moral which brings together nations does In
iividuals, cannot obtain It,
Soldiers and Volunteers! Come to us. and abandon
the cause OF crime wait your appearance, and VIII
receive you M br theirs JOSEPH UREA.
lula de Tamaulipas Aug II 1887.
In paper OF the ~ August from San Luis Potosi
with winch We have been most courteously favored W.
ind correspondence between Gen Urrea and Col Car.
vsj The latter wrote from Santa Barbara on tn, 3Is
u July, AM Urre4 from lula the 10th August Tn.
correspondence certain charges brought against
Capt Cavaja by the Defensor de Famauiipas Our
r-sd-rs would not be- interested in the
enough to say that the Detensor, paper published AT
Victoria continually exposing the outr ages of the
bsndtti who, under Urrea's command, commit almost
many upon their defenceess country.
men upon American trains
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