Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07

RIcAN TROOPS IN THE CITY OF
MEXlCOil
The special and extraordinary overland
express from New Orleans for the New
York Herald reached Baltimore last even
ing, with very late aud important in,elh-
eence from the city Of Mexico.
The news is highly important, and un-
favorable II IL ali be true. fhe ror u not
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.
BAuTTxoKn, Thursday Eve. Sept. 30.
The Mobile Herald Of the 25th inst, Just
received By the overland express for the
New York Herald, announces the arrival
at Pensacola, on the evening ofthe 2lsi. Of
the brig Osceola, after passage five days
aud halt from Vera Cruz.
The Herald IS indebted to passenger
from Pensacola for the Vera Cruz Sun OF
Anahuac Of the 18th inst. and also for a
letter from its Pensacola correspondent
Verbally the Herald learns that there had
been a revolt At Puebla. and that the Amer
leans al that place and at the CITY Of Mexi-
CO. Iif we rightly understand the telegraph
&c despatch had losi two thousand men.
The Herald states that hnsiilties recon-
menced on the 9Th inst, IN the evening.
and thai there had been brush between a
fragment of the American army and the
best Of the Mexican troops
The following leuer appears in the San
Of Anahase:
PuEBLA. Sept. IL. lSi7.
Ny Dear Sir ] promised you before I
left Vera Cruz, two months ago, that I
would. from time to time, If was fortunate
enough TO get news, drop you fes words
| hope that these few lines Will pass VIC
torioasly through the ehsparrsl. mosquitoes.
&c, &c., and whli Is worse, the guerrillss
Of Cerro Gordo, Pnenie Nacional, and all
the hiding places Of these desperate men.
have now to tell You that leticrs arrived
here from Ailixeo. fprobably Atliseo. shout
fifteen mIles from PBehls. and on the road
from Cholula-ilerald Stating that an ez.
press had arrived there on It's wal 10 Oala-
ca. sent BY General Leon, and thar the slid
express had brought letters from the city OF
Mexico. dated the 9th instant.
These letters state that the propositions
made by WI Trisf srsrs regretted, or at Least
one portion Of thea. and thai AosiiEfies had
reeomneHced on ths Sth, IN The afternoon.
azd that batfle had bern fought on thai
ereHiag BY fss hundred meH Of General
SeOtfs army. and four Of the PICKED regi-
nsHfs Of the Mezioaa army, ri= :--fle lIfk
regiasHt Of the has, the 81 and 4fh rrgi.
seHts Of Light Iafaafry, and one regizsni
Of the National Guards, all commanded b.
Gen. Ls0a-fhaf The enemy's f0rees hae
ben badly Hsed mp, and that fkeir loss e.
oee1ie4 $500.
The letters say that Mr. Triss's PROPOSE
tons we're these,
That the citizens Of the United State,
would not have any thing 10 claim from
Mexico for damages oecasioned By this war
that the Unitsc ttaies would have the priv.
s~as af establishing I'VE fses.-s~- an Up,-sa
California, and that the Msxiean Govern
meni could, after that time, lihe time is no
given in the despaieh-Heraidl fit choose
renew this srliele Of the Treaty
This was no, adopted
Then Mr. Trisi. uncloihing himself OF be
official pozer, remarked 10 the Mexican
[ Commissioner, that he thought thai /
would be much better Tor Mexico 4.
eede the nh0is Of Upper California 10 IN
United States, for rhich that gsrernraeH
irouLd certainly pay fifteen or tireHfy million
I Of dollars. TINS soaid probably hare beer
agrSsd upon, il the foliosiRg article har
met trifk the assenf Of TIE Me1icans, that III
I Tram Boundary Line roHld rHn alonI
/ from fAs mslfk Of fhs Rio GrGHde. fro1
the left sids 10 tie right side Of the Rio CT
Ia. Bat fhis last proposition c0s reJected
the Merieans iC0Eid not yield one inch o.
I ground tie ofher side Of the NHeees
The commissioner, Mr. TFisi, then aske,
[ for fouy-eighi days tine 10 CONSIDER, as h,
said he was not authorized 10 accept such
( proposition. but the Mexieans replied tia
I they EOHid girs but fer days and no more
On the NTH day OF the conference. N,
/ 7ih inst, letter was written by Genera
Santa Anna 10 General Scott accusing hin
OF breaking the armisiice on some triflinl
/ pretext. General Scott replied, maxim.
similar charges against Santa Anna
On The Sin inst. 10 The afternoon, bodl
Of a few hundred men Of the American ar
my were sent TO attack Chapnliepec the,
there encountered large force OF the enc
my's best troops. aud terrible fight ensa
ed, in which the Mexieans received as usua
good Ihrsshing. General Leon, who CON
msnded the Mexieans, was wounded. ans
General Balderis Of the National Guard v a
killed
The small number OF The Amerie ans
who. according to the Mexican report
fought like devils, retired to Tacubsya
leaving five wagons behind them. Some o
these had no wheels, and others no horses
The loss Of the Americans is said 10 B.
comparatively small
A proclamation or manifesto. as they cal
it, was issued by General Herrera, Cover
nor of the city Of Mexico, recommendin.
the citizens, men, women, aud children, Il
collect stones and carry them to the roof
Of the houses. and thence throw them a
the Americans if they entered the city.
The annexed Is from the correspondent
Of the Mobile Herald, stationed al Pensa
cola:
PENSACOLA, Sept. %, IS47
The brig Oseeols arrived at the Nav,
Yard last evening, after passage OF IL
| days from Vera Cruz.
She has brought late and unfavorabl,
news from the army Of General Scot.