The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-06-04

From tie Ohio StAVestlan, Extra.
By .HaG.NETIc TEE EGRaPR. Z
For the PitsburgA Posi-.
VERY LATE AND
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
PnILADELpHIA, May 25,
Tuesday, 81 o'clock, A. nj.
Arrival ofCen. patterson at New orle ans
--Volnnieers on the way homc--Gen.
Scott at Puebla-.the Guerilla Bands--
Recovery of Con. Shields--The vOmito
-.Ncgotiationf for Peace by a new hand.
From our Correspondent
News has jus, arrived by the Southern
Express and Telegraph linea, Of the ar
rival at New Orleans Of he steam ship
Fashion, with dates from Jalspa 10 the
llth instant. The troops were in general
doing well; aud every thing was as quiet.
as could be expected, in the several tow MS
and cities then uuder the authority of our
officers.
General Patterson, and number of
other officers, had arrived in the Fashion
having obtained leave ofabsence from tue
seat of war, on account Of III health, &c.
At the sailing Of the steam ship there
were several regiments of yolunteeis at
Vera Cruz, who were making their ar
engagements 10 start for home--their term
Of service having nearly expired.
The advance army under General Scott,
was expected 10 enter Puebla on the l7th
instant; and no resist ance whatever was
expected.
After leaving sufficient force 10 each Of
the captured cities, to preserve order and
maintain our position, Gen. Scott would
have about 600O troops, with whom to
advance upon The City Of Mexico.
No certain information has been OBJ.
tained, for some days previous, ofthe po-
silion ofSanta Anna.
The guerilla bands. which are now nu.
merously organized, had not given our
troops as much trouble as ii was feared
they would; and it is thought they are en-,
and numbering their own countrymen.
The very gratifying intelligence is
communicated by this arrival, that the
bravo General Shields was very much i'm
proving; and his recovery is now look ed
upon as almost certain.-This will be re-
ceiyed with great JOY throughout our
country.
The New Orleans P Picayune has aivices
from the City Of Mexico to the 29lh of
April; and publishes letter written by
Santa Anna, dated at 0rinzaba, on the
Goth Of that month. In this letter he say S
that he is collecting and organizing a
large force. with which to attack Gen.
Scott IN the rear. So the hero Of Vera
Cruz may expect to have hot time of it
--Vhe should be atiacked at atl, which we
think doubtful.
Two cases of the Vomita are said to
have been reported at Vera Cruz. One
the victims is said TO have been Mr.. Smith
suttIer in one Of the Pennsylvania reg.
mcnts.
According to papers from Mexico, re-
ceived By the Picayune, Santa Anna had
granted a large number of permits to
guerrilla bands.
1t was reported that Yankee had been
arrested at the city of Me xIoo, for having
himself TO the Preside Mt of the
capacity of an ambassador to negotiate
for peace. He did not pretend to be act
ing under any authority whatever; but
had undertaken the business 'on his own
hooh!'
We look with some impatieuce for the
next intelligence; which we are inclined
to think will be, that the flag Of our coun.
try floats in triumph over the city OF Mex
leo, and that our victorious countrymen
are treading the proud halls of the Mon
tezumas.