The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-19
by this EVENING". Southern Mail.
From the N. o. Picayune, Extra, Ju
Later from Vera Crux.

Later from Vera Cruz.
The steamship Mckn arrived at this port Sunday
having died on the passage OF yellow fever
The McKm left Vera Cruz on the Sd inst There had
been nothing later received from the city of Mexico than
was brought down the night of the Isl inst but fuller
had ranspred at Vera Cruz than were received
We have no further information of the march of Gen
Pillow. Had any disaster occurred TO him. the news of
could scarcely have failed to reach Vera Cruz prompt
y Our letters make no mention whatever of him his
command.
BY this arrival have files of papers from the city
Of Mexico TO the Goth instant inclusive In the Diaro del
Goberno of the Goth June appeared important dplo
matte correspondence. The first note is from the Mex-
can minister of foreign affairs to the secretaries of Con-
gress, referring to that body communication from Mr..
Buchanan, which announces MIR. Trists appointment
We learn that this letter communicated to Santa
Anna by or through the British minister at Mexico, Mr.
Bankhead, who has exered himself to bring about
EQUATION for peace between the two nations
Here the New Orleans Picayune publishes q synopsis
OF Mr.. Buchanans letter from Spanish translation
But as we publish the original itself, from the Depart
ment OF State, in this evenings paper is useless to re-
publish this synopsis.-UNIoNl
We learn by the Mexican papers that Congress was at
up TO the Goth of June quorum had been procured
ny letter from source entitled to great respect,
rther learn that Gen. Scott gave the Mexican govern
ment till the Both ult TO act upon the letter. when if
nothing should be done, he would march in.
The best opinion in Mexico, in our Judgment have
had an opportunity of learning by this arrival That
does not entirely despair. Other gentlemen with very
ample opportunities for Judging, write from the city Of
Mexico that there is no hope of settlement of the diff
hculhes; that the Mexicans have not yet been sufc
emily whipped; and that General Scott will have to
march into the city of Mexico None of the letters we
have seen mention anything about the number posi-
ton of the Mexican troops.
From the Sun of Anahuac of the I'd instant. we copy
the following order issued by Com Perry upon returning
10 the mouth OF the river from his Tabasco expedition
eiENERAL} u s. FLAG SHIP MISSISSIPPI,
S SsDF g. OH T''a ;soa ,i u ,is47
The commander-in-chief on returning to his shin from
the xpedon undertaken capture and occupy city of
est thanks to the Officers seamen and mauss
the force engaged in the attack for the gratifying proofs OF
ments made by the Mexcans for defence, they exhibited
and the only disappointment evinced by the brave officers
and proceeded from the fact that the enemy did
Commanding Home Squadron.
The commodore arrived at Anton Lzardo on the soth
We have no time to make use of our Mexican files,
the mail closing at SO early an hour
Later from the Brazos.
The steamer James Day, Captain Wood, arrived this
the Matalnoras Flag Of the 18th instant The news is
without importance
The steamboat Enterprise has been sunk in the Rio
Captain Danlaps company Of mounted men from Hi
nos had arrived at Matamoras-the in fine health,
and the horses in tolerabe condition.
McCu1ochs company has returned from Camargo to
Matamoras
We copy the following from the Flag
FROM THE INTERIOR OF THE STATE.-Mr. Holiday,
gentleman well known in this city, returned Tuesday
evening last from journey into the INTERIOR sixty miles
beyond San Fernando. The object of his journey to
account of irregular competition in the business
by lthe band OF Carabajal who spread over the
country taking focibe possession of all the mules and
horses fit for service. The alcaldes of several different
villages beyond San Fernando advised Mr.. Holiday not
to prosecute his journey further. assuring him thsa it
great risk of being either killed or made prisoner ne
was informed that part of Urreas force in Victoria
and that the mules and horseswhch being collect
raising and to rendezvous at Victoria for the pur
pose of making descentup Tampico This he learned
from many different sources and he believes that at
tack that post intended the weakness of the garr
son there strongly favoring such design