New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-05
oorespondesce q the n Q. Del;.

ssn,. Ar-s s,iIl Continues 70 impress the narves
with me belief that be VII SHORTY sno" u i'oA'
Of Monterey. ,.,,,-,. 40 1,
generally terrns,es more Htslly than me stiaeks na
e.dent 10 aceHmstoa. There proosey ess a'.II.F .
now but the chills and fever pre'A 70 ses. e..sa.
and the vcr, thing u that they zensEAy assume sof
- hiio. 80. hi, wa. he complaint thst deprived
tie couDt az he services ofGen Haner and OF Lisut
Desment Of the Georgia Folan,eer "no Geo lsse
evening Those who are Of az incspaciaied rom GUY
- S,.ia their dischsre very readily and many
who are conrslescent but deJhtsed get resoy per
mission 70 20 home -, n ,s.s
Some three or four weeks ago gentleman BY the
rsne If PhiEos who mas resided IN this place Tor tne
last ,hirty;xo wears and WHO was ordered mo tne IN
terror by Amtudia on the spPosch OF Tue american american
Army returned from ian LUIS Fo'o-l ana nioa.neu
Gen TAYLOR that there seven American prisoners
confined Ia TIA; place The General Ininedisieiy oe
manded their Alesse, TO which demand ssnA AhhA
7 promptly answe-ed By sending them on here
tad me pleasure Of more thar an hours cenFe'-a'
ton vrh one Of the prisoners yesterday and ne gate
nsnv interesting tens beth regards his espiure ana
/ of Mexican sasis TIE seniiensa's name u Henry
P.LyOns Of Mary and and tHs me t'o 'i' N'A nc
/ has been In the clutches Of the Meslcsns
lie avs that ssOri time beion the battle Oh Monte
rev and while Hay Rangers we1 At or near Chns ne
was shosng Fl the horses IA nat town anu a-leI
finishing bis work. was ordered " ben hrn1er-oh "
rcsfn n toy a short time and dispose OF what IRON ne
/ had DO; used. Tho regiment and hi' company sMe-
Gowns had been zone about an houT' Nnen lnlUcn
]
the-p threw lssso over bis shoulders and lmnedstey
pnioned his arms lie then dragged into the chap
oral and the number Of lssaes ad upon rs Oacs
s had been given TO tie Mexicsn tei near AZ rerAh
do that Il thirtysix Ai-cz THIS operation was gone
,bronrn with be was nogRied on mustang and taken
10 Monterey where b. arrived On saturday ABOUT tne
..n, tine he hiac fri opened upon zen. Taylor. lie
WAS not suffered remain here any ien.th o. tie ana
ser being tied fourteen ncAes IN the rear OF OnA ".
Z T.ffs II believe u. the same company Two u~1eIs
rap,red near Chins tied the same distance IN ms tts
] n Nh Harvey Wfnt 10 me fitrA
40 Rio C;rsnde IN theirs they were mafched OF 20 al
lilo from which place, alter tne news u "l ''''''
/ reached IL they were sent to san LUIS fotosi; Z
NJ LYONS saws that TIM FIRST intimauon tneS nho "
,beir rcieasa was from Mexican Coonel VINO handed
each man slO from santa Anna, and told them 'ney
/ vere Al liberty to depart Other insn inc Nns STU
forced marches the treatment was sooui - 49, u;e,,
II wss currently reported and believed IN ue sc VIC
cauu on the 10Th ut that Vera Cruz had
10 the Americans. he Colonel was intrIfos a,eu Oh
| head by Mr. l.. who answered that ne oeheeeu w. =
When asked where Gen Ampudla va. ne stated iaat pc
was in the Gaelic Of Peroic where Mexico pun 81 GOV"
srdly generals 49,. ,,,o,,,,,i,v If
learning much Of the dolngs OF tne enemy ne ssses
had been terminated by Government ne "as sIeaaJ
enrased aud accused Us Of breaking our ensS-ehlei'
and this too after he bad ordered part OF rs AM
back 10 Saullo and the Pass 10 Durango II "ss -.
/ that Gen Kearney was marching down from ne" NrN
ico and the force designed for the Pass 70
/ 10 oppose him a. that point but vnen be"s % w
| WhereAoOut OF zen. Wool feacheu Sah L.'f - =
leci was abandoned for they knew ne would &c " ""
the ground. A. -. .,,,sd nv
Mr.. Lyons have been ooo Infantry sno - 80, r.
n.ce tbsv have received two lss Perote and ak
teen pieces such 2s Is and q, from ctner
Provisions were getting very scarce ~ ,ns sy
they were sending TO Chihuahua and Durango ioi eol
and -four The latter place Is now cut on =, ON ue
santa Anna has addressed the soldiers on thfee osca
sions and every time the same SUBJECT ne ~
80. -. to~r aOl
so scarce that he was compelled TO reduce then PAl
from IS cents LEI shortly after was
! 10 l2l and then TO g. He pledged them MS private
| name for the remainder al some future Gay. -, a..
On the night Of the 9th ut courier arrived Iu -.
capits, with the news that PoHnneamsnio nsd 'asel
place and that Herrera had driven Amone rom tnt
civ In consequence Of this intelligence, Ssna aims
orde,ed (,en Valencia 70 take seven regiments OF IN
fantry and march TO Mexico ss quick AZ possioe' ~,
would have sen, larger force out Iof MS AuNVvs
this quarter representing mat zen layot NoSa go
for san Luis on or about the 18th ut al the head oil 'e
men 90 that seven regiments were all that ne coula
spare out OF 81 900. and such formidable force sp
preaching him. Mr. Lyons says that notwitnstsnulns
the scarcity OF water on the road-one sretcn OF my
niles without drop-they look for our forces there
and are dching and throwing up entertainments OF esrtn
ali around the city so terrible has the name OF zen
TAYLOR become tina. the Mexican people oehe'e ne car
travel 100 miles without water.
With Worth beyond Rnconsds, Wool in command o.
the Pass to Durango and force which viii shortly De
Al the lower pass Victos all the Northern ffo'n
ces will be cut OF iron the enemy.
While Gen Wool was a. route 10 fsres ne captutso
least 1000 mules loaded with hour They were from ou
range and destined 10 San Luis Potosi ,
| think will be able in my next 10 state tne pfeelss
number Of men who will 90 to Yictoris and ~nethei
head. quarters will be removed in that direction
MONTEREY Dec e 1870.
Editors Delta-There is a train in from saltillo
by which letters have been received day OF TWO alei
Information Is thus received from san us fotosi up
the 10Th ut The anticipated approach OF our forces ma,
induced Santa Anna TO send GU, between and
~, for the double purpose oil accommodating tno o
try and driving in the herds oil catue on tno u.s.
Other than this there Is nothing worm hlehuon'"s W
Gen Worth has been coming the Harvey over Tn
good people Of Coahuils Two natives loI oncnoc
committed against the natives about saullo "eic 70"
fenced under the statutes OF the state 10 uher deah
According TO the laws Of the country they had inc
To appeal and to have trial In another STATE ~
range named by them and tney were on slS p' :.
of being rem owed thther when Gen worth oeihg ~
vised Of the affair and learning the en0rmy u 1he
fence insisted, the Governor OF the pace. that '
shodld be executed in saltno The Anthoilues su -
was mpossible for them to execute tins sentence, ~
/ they had rght TO appeal The General renaf keo lna
il was bad law and he intended to snnui inorh,l
the high unetonsres al the same tline tnAl Il my a
any conscientious scruplos IN putting the -.n"ns.
the Court into execution, 10 mana ihe eu'P''" WV
him and he would see g.see done done. ,..as corn on
asv Las, wreck the Mexicans not liking the idea Oh iu
nshing il at the rate of 81 80 when Tor the same uA'
~ As L paid al this place. Gen Wortn ordered out
| OF his command ana uhu n AN''.1'' -
ioAds brought in for which he refused payment arr
gether lie then issued order that All corn pIougI
In voluntarily would be paid for on delivery oa1
had 20 send Tor it, the owners might whistle Tor inc
money. -,.r 60.
8 The most perfect order prevails in ssullo. DeneI'
Worth has al his command. but two or tnfee comp
: nes occupying one square. where his Itiery y ~
toned In an 40 AGENT square he has All me wagons a.
store rooms Ia case of az alarm ms snuns stouHu
picked out where all the companies are 70 repair ".
Capt. Holmes of the Georgia volunteers, deu =. az
on the 9Th aud lieutenant OF the same regiment = ~
expected to live. Unless the sickness aostes 10 az
4 time many noble fellow will ial vctfn 10 its ia'
. ses Men who proof against the enemy osls al
n in many instances forced 20 submit 10 me S.cse
! ! the country Ii may be thought strAnse' mat N u
q month of December in country Ike Monterey, u
fevers should prevail but il Is no matter OF wonder
! ! those who are familiar with the climate and are a"s
> that there IS no time Ia which vegetation Is not sprn
/, | ing up The Mexicans about hstanoras were Wont
> say that there Was little sickness ser tne Hu
I, season but here there Is no after ior nun nte
!, ing and the trees blossoming al the same uine;
not think the country about Monterey Is unneaitny =
the purity Of the atmosphere argues against IL oat 81
there Is something in the food or IN tne mode OF a
that often places the soldeT on the bed oi sekness
do not hear of any citizens or adreaHrfs oeing SIC
here and such was the case on ne hio 1rande' WIZ
there was % much sickness in the army
n The movements from this place into lansuiipas q
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