The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-15
Cry OF MrxIco, Oct. 90, 1917.

CRY OF MEXICO, Oct. 30, ls47.
Day before Yesterday witnessed the presentation of
handsome pair Of spurs to Capt. T. NJ. Davis, for
mery OF tho Illinois volunteers by the New York vol
untsers They of solid silver erpamented with gold
On each side is carved In nad gold the flag Of
try aud our national bird holds In his beak the scroll
On the inner side Ia inserted: To Capt. G. Il NJ Ds
Wis, Benemero de su patria From the Officers of the
New York Regiment" Capt Davis entered the at
early stage and continued In that capacity until
the arrival Of the army at San Augustin. lie became
volunteer aid Of Gen Qutmau and Secretary to the Co
vernon afterthe capture of the city by troops His
attention and devotion to Gen Shields after he fell at
the battle Of Cerro Gordo, will long be remembered by
we by letters published in FL Monitor of yesterday
that SANS Anna had complied with the regulations of
Pena Peua the present president and fixed his resi-
dencs at Tehuacan, where he awaits orders
rhe regulations were that he should take up his resi-
at place he might select and await trial
by court martial for the failure of his battles before the
city, and the loss Of the capital
senior De- la Rosa has been nominated as minister OF
relations Mora VlAmil has been nominated minister
war, aud Bustamente expected about TO be ap
pointed commander-in- tho army The other ap
poiutme ITS to the cabinet have not been filed up
enclose to you the sermon of the Rev MIR Nee arty
chaplain In the u army delivered by him In the Ma
tiona Palace Sunday The 30 inst on the occasion of
public Thanksgiving for the victories achieved by the
army of ths United States under the Major
General Winfield Scott, in basin Of Mexico consum
mated by the capture of this capital | commend the
Sermon 10 the attentive perussl OF your readers 1t is
full of exciting interest and will amply pay tor the read.
ing IL delivered by to whom the whole army
feels peculiarly indebted for his kind attention and
Christian bearing during the times Of peril and danger
est Christian friend upon the ground admins
terng TO departing spirits the last earthly consolation
iis pSesrce under such circumstances with eounts-
meeting grim vssged death with Christian fortitude;
Eye more the wounded also objects Of his especial
attention supplying and aiding them in whstever might
alleviate their suerings. sincerely hope that
verend friend, much reverenced by the whole army
and to whom all debt of gratitude will receive
substantial token OF regard at the hands of the
country
The Following extract from General Orders No 3ls,
init pf 20 sh in
bringing goods to tbis country
Returning from Vera Cruz the train will bring back,
besides mail essential supplies for the army generally
Extra baggage stores, for individual officers others,
viii he vigorously excluded and not ounce OF suffers
ton neglect Of these prohibitions shall be punished b,
the forfeiture Of the goods stores other baggage for
the benefit Of the hospitals and the individuals con-
cerned placed for punishment before the proper military
tribunals.
"The foregoing prohibitions will be considered as
standing and general for all trains Qusrtsrmasters
will take that they not violated by escorts
onoasters or teapsters and violated by any officer
superior in rank particular quartermaster the
train the latter besides reonstrsnce at the time, will
not fail to report names and circumstances
AN reasonable protection, not to the prejudice or
hcdranoe of the public service, will be given without
toll per csnage reward to the goods OF suffers and
other merchants by the military posts and escorts of
this armythe objects bsing to increase the comforts Of
all weil ms the receipts OF the custom house.
SPY command OF Major General Scott
II. l.. SCOTT, A. A. A. G."
We had very nice little excitement few days SINCE
which paper has besn using every exerton to prevent
the families Of the city from associating mingug
with the officers OF tho army thereby keeping the pre-
JUDGES Of the parties from being obiterated as long
poesible--
certain young lady, of froicsome disposition and
romantic incinations. good singer and who since the
arrival of the Americans at San Angel. had become
familiar with officer Of the army, will be annexed
and passed to American dominion like Texas but
whom the censurs Of the fair sex Of Mexico has
fallenn
The young lady referred to- we'll her parents and
ami themselves
officers for their kindness during the armstice made no
hesitation In treating the persons to whom they were
indebted with respect after our entry into the city
which brought out the abusive article In ~ Monitor
AS soon as 1t appeared It was ike throwing hrobrand
into keg Of powder Cowhides and other DANGEROUS
edee't were Procersa ana several young Gentlemen
started IN pursuit OF the editor ne got vino OF their
rsm;n%sd ms verv much Of dssrTryssssh srom
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ah~f hau piown over anu tna. .ie Enough hau eapsea
to allow the wrath OF the young TO cool down.
made his appearance on the street put never was man
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