Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
From tho Charleston Courier Of Aug %.
OUR EXPRESS.
IN ,lUj R.NGE or TIE MAN..
LATEST MI XICAN NEWS.
g. W. X.

After a considerable interval ui rest-noi on account
Il linz heat 81 The weather. or slate Of the roads. which
are no obstacles IN the way OF our lililo four Iou,ers, but
supply because no news Of stirring Interest has occurred
10 pat Ihcm IN nlulion-tlie ponies have resumed their
exercise.
\ estorday, through their exeetions, we were ul,ced
In possession Of The following extra from the office of the
New Orleans Plcoyune, ut Satnrda, last. The REGULAR
mail brought IA later intelligence from Mexico than had
been previously received. tor which we refer to precc-
Ding columns. The extra, by express. binps us still
thee days later news from era Cruz, aud tho most
important item is the announcement of the return Of Pa.
s.4.,-Lis landing at Nera Crn2, and his escape into the
interior. on his way 10 the Mexican capital, before the
authorities were aware OF his cling in The city.
DAILY plCANINE EXTRA,
Nee Orleans. Saturday, Aug. l2-lOA. MS
AurNNL oF1nE STEAMSHIP ALABAMA.
; DllS L,31TR FRO.H JER.l CRUZ.
RETURN OF GEN. PARFDES TO MEXICO.
His Successful! escape into the Interior.
The steam ship Alabama, Captain Wiudle, arrived
this morning from ' era Cruz, having sailed thence on
llo 10th instant.
Quite the NJ st important news by his ar ival is tn,
return of Zen. Paroles To Mexico. Al last accounts h,
was IN Paris. lie reached Vera Cruz on the 18th inst.
IN the English royal mail steamer. was telegraphed abour
u o'eloek IN the morning from The castle. From N,
steamer herset "A private signal was thrown out. know
only To English merchants, that a distinguished person
aSe WAS on board Preparation was made for his imme-
800 ~ l'"' - '' ~ NV hbl All WIS sun as mo
night The steamer anchored aad Don MARITIME. passen
ger from Havana, lcaPed into the first boat living along
side. landed on the mole, aud went to his friend, Per,
Iamora, borrowed forty ounces, three horses. hat, Goa
49, stsr'nt. and was past the gates in les than lhirl,
minutes, ,rih dJus' horse md.o Gear if;ei.
he mail from the steamer in the meantime came OF
shore. Among the lcttters Were some 10 the Collector
and others 10 Col Campbell. ON Consul at Havana, dis
CLOSING the tacl that General Nj rianu Paroles Y Arrilla
-, eA President OF Mexico, bad taken passage ON tn,
Steamer, and directing Them To look out for him. III,
information came aa hour too late--ihe bird had flown
" @ gather these facts from Que of our correspondents
and below we give a letter from anoihor, without havin.
tine 10 ponder upon his speeulstions as 10 the lniluenct
ol the return OF Paroles upon the war.
Ncarc deeply panied 10 learn the death Of VII
son. oi the Eth Infantry. lie was represented to us b,
the last arrival as convaiescent. but he died the eyenin,
ct The 18th inst. lie was to have commanded the tram
which leiI era Cruz on the 9Th inst. He was burie,
GA the 18th inst.
The company Of Captain Halle. of the l4rh Infantry
reached ' era tru2 on the l2th inst, was INN dialel,
armed and lett the same evening for the scene of action
| here bad been no further arrival from the train. whicl
"hs deemed a good omen. No further courier has srri
we'd nj ' era Cruz from puebla. One came thruuoh m
me l@ih inst. by the way Of Ori2aha 10 a commerce,
hanse. lie left Pucba on the 9TH. lie reporlcd ,ha
he army commenced lis march that day agrecably TO al
uunuctnNnt.