New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14

Tax SOLDIERS OF VERA CRUZ.-The defenders
OF Vera Cruz, who released on their parole are
viewed In a very unavorsbc light by the Mexlesn Gov
ernment Morales, Landero and other OF the olhcers
who command at Vera Cruz, have been arrested
ewsrdice and sent To Gaansusto To be impsoneo
and tried Morales 10 especially charged with exhibit
ing feelings OF friendship fer tho United States and
with having declared publicly, In JssPs and elsewhere
that q vain to resist Americsns mat hey We're
better guardians OF the happiness OF Mexico than her
own rulers He advised the ladies OF Jasps TO remain
in town and assured them and the people generally
that they would suffer no harm or outrage from the
Americans We sincerely hope this assurance OF our
gallant enemy will be fully justified by the conduct OF
our troops Thus far General Scott we understand,
has succeeded in maintaining excellent discipline and
sabordinstion in bis large force No roooeries no oe
vsstston or outrsges of any sort have marked the
course of his army The houses on the roadside were
t undisurbed the cattle aud provisions of the poor
farmers the little stock Of merchandise in the stores
even the decsner in the grog shops the return OF
the ownsrs-who ned At the approach Of the army
were found Just they left with the single
seption that few of the decsners were empted
New Orleans Delta.
Tar MoRuoys--The advent of the Mormon Bat
taou California has been followed by the publication OF
paper at Yarba Buens In which the doctrines OF the
Lsttsr.Day Saints promulgated The suecessiei
march of this Battalion shows the skil oil Its command
sr In overcoming the formidable obstacles on tne
route The distance from Sants Fe about 100 miles
and the march was made through mountains and over
deserts where for days neither food or water Tor the
men nor forage for mules and horses could De proeu
ed. The battalion was composed OF infantry com
psnies.
The main body of the exiled Mormons In still the
psins Couocu buffs and north of Missouri. They
have suffered great privstions during the winter, and
the news OF the safe arrival of brethren in Csor-
mia will probably increase their desre 10 resume their
journey Westward. Isl Louis Union.
SHOCKING Casa shocking affair occurred
in the town of es sksnestees the evening OF
Friday Last Francis Warner, man of Incorporate
h.bits went home in the evening and. upon entering
the house, seized HE wife aud attempted to inhici
bodily Injuries upon her with a knife razor She
made good her escspe out OF doors and took refuge
the house of neighbor. Warner followed her shoi'
distance but falling overtske Der, returned TO his
own house and cut his throst He Is supposed to have
been lsborins under an attack OF delnom uemess
Syracuse Star
GssrS MOUNTAIN VoLuSrEERs-A volunteer
eompsuy of seventy.ave men beside officers, command
ed by Lieut. Cove arrived in city yesterday alter
noon from Norwich W. They expected 10 depart soou
for Brszos Boston Journal, Tuesdsy.
CHEAP TRAyElISo.-Passengers are now car
RED from Meehanicsye to Whitehall and any OF the
places LsAe chsmplan, at which the steamers land
al S7i cents.
CY- a most violent hurricane passed and re-
passed over Madison. Indiana. on Saturday last II
passed fret from the South snd returned from the
Northwest number OF houses were unroofed and
otherwise injured, and one two were blown down.
A Mrs Mckee instantly killed and one OF her
daughters had both her legs broken The stecpe Of the
ry.t Presbyterian Church much injured that 4,
viii probably have TO be reconstructed
Louisville Journal sth
~ The citizens Of Jefferson county, Ky. have
,orss,dd massive silver pitcher TO Gen Tzylors wife
re,v snonnced the fact the General who expresses
f,ms.f warmly for this kind token from his early
.siends.