Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19
LATEST FROM TAsIPICO.

Lieut. T6ngeiM safe--300O Mricans under Gen.
GdrGy, in the ricinity Of Vera Cruz-Nelo Erpe-
dition up the PanUco under Lieut.. Commodore
MOore-Traitorous plot discovered
The Schooner William and Elisabeth left on the Both
ultimo.
From Capt Beach learn that an Express arrived at
Tamplco on the 25th ut; from Lieut.. Tongehl, who
had been wounded in the late expedition at a town 40
miles from 1ampIco stating that he was doing we'll and
requesting that his clothing might be to him and
was hoped that Mexican Lieutenant of artillery would
be exchanged for him practicable.
Ii had been ascertaned that fourteen prisoners were in
The hands of the Mexicans reducing that actual number
supposed to be killed the expedition Ten miles dis
adI from Vera Cruz, force OF less than 5000 men,
under Gen. Garay, almost constantly cutting of the
ordinary supplies for the Tampco market, and the neri
or trade Is stopped by these bands of robbers.
On the 18th ult expedition consisting Of u s. schooner
Petre Lieut.. Com. Moore with detachment of Marines
aud an artillery sx-Pounder in addition TO this armament
was towed up the Panuca by the Undae The in
enton OF tins expedition is not publicly known, but it
supposed TO be to utindate the Mexcan and prevent
from cutting off Gen. TaylOrs dispatches should be eLd
any BY TsmpcO after this movement.
The Mexican dispatches for The interior have all been
stopped.
On the 9th plot discovered by which some of the
prVates in the Louisiana regiment found have
in the habit Of stealing cartridges aud selling them 10 the
Mexicans Over 90 bsI found concealed 10 Mexican
with prOportlOnate quantity Of balls, Two
men belonging companies aud under arrest, and
IL thought that implicated. The cartridges
had been sold at l23 cents piece.
Since the erection Of sheds for the troops The health of the
different divisions has been remarkably good the sick
ness prevailing in the Pennsylvania regiment.
LATER FROM THE ARMY OF GEN. TAYLOR.
The steamer Ohio left the BIaz0s on Saturday the 3st
ult.
The Flag says that Col German with Indiana volunteers
passed up the 24lh u, bound for Camp
Instructions The regiment nearly 1000 strong and has
suffered loss Of but four since leaving Indiana.
The Third Dragons "A letter received Monday
by commandant, iOm Gen Hopping, stating that he had
received Information that Gen. Urea side
nfaInS
of dIagoOnsbu learn that their colonel chooses
main here until he has received his complement Of horses
the meantime d. Hing his thoroughly could be done
elsewhere A company of mounted from Ohio, who
had recently arrived here, therefore up by the first
boat.
COL Cdrudl-We understand from sources enti-
tied credit, that this worthy FIiday
called La VacarIa twenty five leagues dis ant the
road LIDaTes with force numbering about 250
ing been joined by Galen, another guerilla chief They
said TO have aimed large number Of mules loaded with
SOAP sugar and other produce destined for this place.
besides hundred Of goods which had been
from Monterey. They appear determined To spare
neither friends fUe but conscae all they intercept
as fair booty. party of sixty reported have
been, few days SINCE within three leagues of this
place picking up deseIters om the Mexican army and i'm
pressing others into their service from the anChos in
our neghbuIhood.
Capt E. A Ogden has been relieved his request
Om The post of Quartz at the mouth Of the Rio
Grande, and Maj Anderson assigned to duty that place.