The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

liver; and -four IL again nxed at 81 So The ostten
market made hrnsr at old prices but no advance can
va. much amused to-day by boy, Who might BE- BE-
called volunteer nswsboy-he was clearly not one o.
had got possession Of New York paper Of the third OF
this month. and went roaring round Hewietts Ex-
gentlemen he met crying out the top Of his-noss-
was going to say. :" late and important nevs iro"
Mexico; who'll buy late news from Vera Cruz
Another incident occurred to-day which tickled me
for the instant. was promsnsding up ana down tne
around a. It ons side Is II he would like to speak
up When 6shsid huge giant Of fellow, swarthy as
Indian, and good nstured Is samaritan, who i'm
.ny sa here ss. looked Ike
and seemed like as II they might have been Arkansaw
men, No ~; h saia Out s nay. tns no doubt should
fellow went satisfied he making what old minis
ter would call due inquiry
The yellow fever has made Its appearance In the city
already This entirely too soon for itso think the
oldest inhabtants who generally Of opinion that
hsbtants however have not so much coolness on the
subject and although the city never 90 full at this
S e 81 assps ne
OF passengers towards the river boats and lake
particular connected with the prosperity Of New Or
leans Business men five six years ago, dreamed
was dead nail driven in to the head but within
the last Two or three years bust have begun
remain and nave FOUND that In the absence OF cpl
demc, New Orleans is healthy ''any where ese"
the yellow fever itself Those who ought to know say
business is brisk here now and
In few years business will be almost II not quite
active, in the summer season during the winter
months.
1t is after dinner, and the Galveston is in having
started on the 9Th from Vera Cruz two days
than expected and touched at Tampco and Brazos
Is some food too for the exercise OF that faculty
which pbrenologiss yclip msrvellousness Gen. Scott
to the departure of the Galveston nothingmore definite
OF his whereabouts had been received
The gallant Capt Walker started to going It strong
on the guerlas and had been brought up In the castle
OF Perote. Do not be alarmed, the Mexicsns hadn't
tuck i'm; Gen. Scott, and body else, captured the
gallant captain, and sent him to Perote for fear he
should spoil the guerilla system The facts to be
that the captain had come down upon more of
along the road from Vera Cruz like strDgs Of beads
around the necks Of the beautiful sgnoras and laying
them prisoners instance in particular casting
fifteen very precious ones into the great sea Of
in matters that he should have saved
some, and is determined that he shall have more
chances to crafty his Prodssty However Il may be
matter, and no one will blame Captain Walker for
making those unhung taste Of the cup they have
administered to many Of our gallant boys and would
Another report is from Tampico News arrived at
who their way from the city Of Mexico for that
place were stopped ut town of the Of Guadalupe
about loo miles from rampoo by the Mexican authori
hundred men to bring them in But just before the
Galveston left Tampico the report had come in that
true they expected attack at Tampico before forty
eight hours. But your readers must take this 1t
July l6Nothing Of interest has transpired since YES.
erday The Galveston is only day later from Vera
Cruz than last arrivals Flour to-day held at 81 49,
last evening Thempression Ii that the market viii set
tie at So. Yours sc. READY