The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20
AN OUTSIDE VIEW OF A RANC1IERo.
% degrade the National Guard by saying they belonged

to them
The great dcslrs which Senior Farias has to conceal
oxchequer which has been made by the leaders Of those
miserable wrstche under pretext Of their pay and out
nttng the reason that he wishes to sustain them to
the utmost even to the extent Of sending this after
noon ridiculous message to surrender myself to him.
the which answered in manner which your excelency
will see by perusins the copy Of my answer to him.
which enclose.
likewise send you various other documents by all Of
which yeu will perceive that all have done with
view Of removing tho executive power from the hands
the Vice President has only been for the purpose Of
tablishing legitimate government, which will not be
welded to any party whatever, but will direct its
whole attention to the nation at large and the war
in particular in which latter matter your Excoenoy
has acted with such decision, and the issue Of which
depends the future lot and well being of the republic
have the satisfaction Of offering my respects and
surfing you OF my distinguished consideration God and
Liberty
MATIAs DE LA PENA. BARRAGAN
Mexico Feb 2sth, ls47.
From the Republicano, March III
We insert communication this subject from Senior
Arteaga from which II appears that the removal of the
silver plate from the Cathedral accomplished
given for its removal that arrangements had been
made for Its coming and that finally they the
point of taking it. counter order issued This IL
our persuasion regarding this transactionndeed it is
publicly known to be so.
MEXICAN ORDER or RATTLE.
The following In translation of n Mexican order,
found on the battle field of Buena Vista:
Several orders Of the goth to the 2ln FEB, ls47.
General officers of the day, Don Raft vasquez Aids
Col jose NJ Bermudes and Lieut. Col Don Fiorencio
Aspeitia And for tomorrow, Don Francisco Mejia
General officer Of the day Col Don Carlos Brito and
In the morning tho army will continue its march,
which will commence at II O'clock precisely, in the fol-
The LIST, I'D, Sd and 4th battaons OF Light Infantry
will take the lead under the order Of Gen Ampuda
that he may be able to avail himself Of all advantages
that the circumstances may require Immediately after
the battalion of Sapper and in its and Mt the head
Of the division Of Infantry of the under the orders
of Gen Pacheco, will be placed the company Of Sharp
Shooters and three pieces Of los with their respective
Arierists and rcserve-as likewise the ammunition,
composed of 100 round shot and 09 grape each piece
and so boxes musket ammunition containing 5000
cartridges Division of Infantry of the centre COM
manded by Gen Manuel NJ Lombardini will follow ut
the head Of this column there will be FIVE I2s above
named and ammunitoned and also 20 boxes OF musket
ammunition At the head Of the division of the rear
commanded by Gen Ortega there will be five pieces Of
SIS supplied with men and ammunition as above, and
also its go boxes Of musket ammunition each containing
5000 cartridges
The division Of cavalry OF the will follow closely
the last Of infantry having at their head tho Illus
escorted by the brigade Of horse artillery After the
munton train all the camp followers Of all classes with
the baggage Of all kinds aundresses cooks &c being
distinctly understood that woman will be allowed to
mix with the column. The chief in charge Of the
mssary department is Don Pedro Ravel who is also in
charge Of the baggage train.
His Excclency tho General In chief furthermore
ders that the different shall to-day receive the
commsary three days rations for the 2Is 22d and 23d
and that they require the this afternoon
for the first meal morning. which tho troops
directed to eat hour before taking up the line OF
march and the second will be taken In their haversacks
to be eaten in tho night wherever they may halt This
last will consist OF meat two biscuits and half cake Of
brown sugar (pilonceo) for each for the night
of the 2st there will be fires permitted neither will
there be signal made by any military instruments Of
musicthe movement at early daybreak on the morning
OF the 22d having to be made in the most profound ST.
lence.
The troops will drink all the water they before
marching and will take with them In their canteens
other vessels all they possibly carry they will
economic the water all they can for shall encamp at
night without water and shall arrive at IL until IL
o. IN following
pay much-much-at attention to this last instruction.
Each mule belonging to the ammunition train and the
horses Of officers will receive two rations of which
they will take with them and these will be fed to them
tomorrow night at dusk and the following morning
Mt ybroak The horses girths will only be slackcned
and the mules will not be embarrassed while they
eating The light brigade will likewise obey this order
tho night Of the 2lstonly ooscning their saddles
little The horses and mules will all be taken TO water
before commencing the march.
Each division win take with it It's respective medical
staff hospital attendants medicines, &c, regulated
by the Medical Inspector General.
The Chaplain in Chief will provide each division with
its chaplain lie will also tomorrow Is fcastday
to be said at o'clock in front Of tho position
occupied by the vanguard at o'clock In front Of the
centre mt O'Clock In front OF tho rear-guard and at
eo'clock in front OF the division Of cavalry.
General Don Francisco Perez Ia ordered to be recog
nizcd second In command to General Lombardn and
General Don Luis Guzman second to General Ortega
To facilitate the duties Of the conduc general Of the
train the cavalry Of Ceaza and all the Presdia
troops are hereby placed under his command.
His Excelency the General in Chief recommends to
every officer punctua compliance with and obedience to
each and every part of this his General Order
by order OF his Excslcncy,
MANUEL MICHELTORENA,
Chief OF the General staff
STILL LATER FROM NEW MEXICO
From the St Louis Reveile, April, 101
Mr.. Boggs, Of Independence, arrived In town ycstor
day, In the Amelia. Santa Fe dates had been received
late las the 2sth Of February thirteen days later
though the Intelligence Is pretty much the pub
lished yesterday MIR Boggs learned that Mr. Sol Sub
lctte, bearer OF Dispatches had reached Santa Fe.
The mail left ON the plains by MIR Caldwell had reach
ed independence but was not forwarded per Amelia
MIR Boggs has In his possession Gov Bents pipe which
was found on q Pueblo Indian
The Mexican who shot Capt Burgwin was captured
VIM. Bent had gone, n second time, TO tho Cheyenne
village to raise force to avcnge his brothers death
Complaints wsro made by tho volunteers thst Col
Mexcans
MIR Boggs had captured eighteen miles from Indepcn-
dence the second Of the tsamsters who recently
murdered thor comrsde the plains Their names