The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-06
TO THE LATEST MOMENT.
By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTANT
S e AT OF w A r {.
ALL QUIET AT The CAPITAL.
Santa Anna again President of
Mexico.
The Mexican Generals and Leading
Men gone to Queretaro.
The Texan Rangers and Guerillas.
DEFEAT OF THE LATTER.
Death Of lieutenant Jenkins.
Death of DIR. Tisdale.
Death Of Capt. Churchill.
Capture Of an American Mail by the Mexicans,
| &C., &c &c.

BY telegraphc despatch We learn Of tho arrival OF
the Ashland at New Orleans When she left Vera Cruz
the steamer Orleans going she was near New
Orleans on her return when the Southern mall left It
Is expected that the Orleans will bring news from Gen
Scott.
Dr. Calvin native Of Havana, escot ted to Jalapa tho
family Of Mr. Castro who had been seized by the que
rilIas and severely treated by them.
The principal Mexican Generals and leading men
have gone to Queretsro leagues south Of the
pital
The Genius Of Liberty in possession Of files from
the capital to the 7th ult, which represented that
quietness prevailed at Mexico.
About dozen of Capt. Hayes Texan Rangers en-
oountsred two hundred gusr;as at Santa Fe and
dispersed them rapidly by the of their Colts re-
volvers.
Lieut.. Jenkins died at Vera Cruz on the 18th ult of
yellow fever.
Matamoras papers Of the l6th say that Gov. Randall
had safely deposited the moneys Monterey
and that the road between Cana rgo and Monterey was
uadisturbed.
But few of yellow fever have occurred At Mata
morss.
Letters from General Wools quarters at Buena Vista
had been received, but contained nothing new.
MIR. Tisdale accidentally killed at saltillo the
3lst ult.
propelOr alRer LETT the brazoS the 22d with
Lieut. Col. Randall on board as o passenger.
The Flag Of the goth says there is abatement of
the fever-Capt VIM. H. Churchill died Of it at Point
Isabel.
There was report at Matsmoras that the army mail
containing important letters captured at Pssa
0sllos by the Mexicans.
The steamer Alabama has arrived at New Orleans.
She sailed from Vera Cruz the 2oth.
Gen. Patterson expected to his march into
| the interior ON the Gath.
The Genius Of Liberty has nles from Mexico to the
It'll Profound tranquility reigned As soon as 70,
ment was organized thefact to the
egn minister's to whom the representatives expressed
friendly relations The British minister replied In sa-
| tisfactory terms
The Genius was informed by gentleman who left
Mexico the 7h that the decree which ordained that
Psns Pens should take charge of the supreme power
in conjunction with two associates had been repealed
and Santa Anna again called to the reins Of gov
| eminent, and command the army.
Paradss was In Tulanongo endesvoring to establish
the monsrchical system Of He has Of
received some important converts to his political prn.
| ciples
Valencia at his hacienda taking part in ma.
tionsl affairs Bravo is in Mexico, quiet on parole.
The semblancs Of a Mexican Congress or government
met according to appointment at Qusrstaro the
mere not DenB any lining nko quorum, nothing was
done.
The feelings Of the people said 10 be strenuousy
| opposed to Any compromise with the Americans.
From the same source the Genius learns that Gen.
Lanes force the 18th at Huamantls town half
way between Perote and Pusbla and that Santa Anna
there but evacuated 1t immediately the appear
Of the Americana leaving pieces Of artillery
and two prisoners, Coils Vega and lturbide
Santa Anna had = thousand cavalry, and was subse-
qusntly reinforced by 1900 men. Res In COM
mand again, and took possession Of the town after
Lanes departure and following up his rear, killed 10
men, principally American straggl-rs
Rss sailed out Of Puebla at the head Of Q consider
able force and awaiting the approach Of Gen. Lane
whose flank and constantly harrsssed by tho
Mexicaus
The Peoyune publishes two important circulars from
Psns Pena and the Secretary Of State being sxposi-
tions Of the views and policy Of the administration
The Texan Rangers, about whom Spprshensions were
entertained at last accounts, lad returned safely
The yellow fever was still taking of victims at Vera
Cruz