New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30
From Mexico.

The New Orleans papers of the 2lst contain
very little news from the army, except such as had
been anticipated by the telegraph.
The fifteen killed and thirty or forty wounded" in
the affair between Gen. Csdwaader and the Mexicans
at the National Bridge Is row by some accounts reduced
to one killed and four wounded IL said also that the
guerrillss had thrown up no works al the Bridge or
any of the dehle. between Jslsps and Vera Cruz.
Several Of those wounded during the attack on the
,pecie train have since died and expected to
die The estimated loss in property by the attack Is
about $40 600.
A correspondent of the New Orleans Commercial
Times. writing from Vera Cruz, June a. says;
lam informed. and | know my authority too well to
treat with contempt that six men, spaniAds from ha-
vsnA have landed will to-day, IN Vera Cruz and who
will each In less than four days command party OF
guerriAs also learn from the same authority, that
Two hundred spaniards with six or eight small held
uiece, are expected to land on the coast, within hity
miles Of this city, during the next zen days "nen tney
will at once organize into formidable and desperats
guerrilla bands These men are 10 come from Cuba,
but not believe, all from Havana
All the leading among the guerrilla., row are
spaniards and also many Of the rank and nile. span
-h general Saurnino de Ia Vega has been In this city
for some day. and just left for the Interior wh-re
he /. 10 find command Office giving him the con
troll of several commands IL s doubtless 10 his lnnu
enc that we the departure OF the young Mexcsns
which have before h1NtrtfQ Oturis
inspirited sll the native classes with more hope than
they have before enjoyed tor long time
By an arrival which gives us later intelligence than
that brought b. Duperu from the train, We learn that u
asa again moving cautiously forward and expected op
position at the Bridge Jsrsuta WAS falling back upon
Eucerro where he expects " be able 10 keep he Ame
cans In check until reinforced by Reooledo and the
rsncherOs from the surrounding country Who are drawn
rapidly around the prospect Of sharing 10 the division
of the spece-about half million OF dollars-n 70 e
train R.boedo 10 said 10 have 1900 men that he can
bring forward and they hope 10 have force suen 40
will enable them take our fellows In 'front.' and rear
and rout them completely When THIS Is DONE descent
is 10 be made on Vsra Cruz
Now in all this there IL nothing ndiculous atnough
three men out Of four laugh Al such calculations
would not guarantee successful defence of Vera Cruz
with our present force particularly the onset were
made suddenly and al night / know, too, that there
are hundreds 10 city who would assist the sssaung
forces
l Aro Iris Of yesterday has tbs following article in
IL editorial columns
By private letter from the capital, under date OF
the "a ipst which had been shown 10 We IN
formed that sehor Rsjon ald ave Generals have been
seized and confined In different states that although
santa Anna had second time sent 10 bs resignation
Provisional President together with thst OF his com
N and and Of bis rank as Gener-in-Cbief the Con
grss has yet accepted them and the letter concludes
oy saying that number of persons OF different employ
meuus aud men OF influence have forwarded petition
the Presidentsuosuute, praying that ne would pro-
coed 10 negotiate peace.
comparatively ~ protected section Of the train. I'm
portsn money wagon falling into their haads
the one containing nearly hundred thousand dollars
ia gold but by extraordinary exerons u was saved
win the loss OF thousand dollars SO confident
the bsndt, that they were congratulstnz
other In good English their success and Of them
called out the tesmsters, who are helpless in such
cases All have got your specie now T. But
@ tia. was a mistake Of his.
seven hundred troops arrived to-day, and are nox
nearly al on shore
Dapera tells me he passed seventeen dead bodies on
the road with ther thrOats cut al cur men Of course
Yours. INDICATOR.
p. Sd have barely time 10 add few details Of
events which have occurred the road between this
ana Jslays they were brought IN yesterday Gen Cad
wasder effected junction with Col Mcintosh, the
Ion inst who had halted within seven miles Of the
bridge Puente Nscona With his characteristic promp-
iade he ordered immediate advance, and the whole
orce and train arrived 10 eight Of the Pueute Nsciona
just a. the going down. The guerrilla under
Jsuta were then IN eonsidersbe NUMBER and seemed
10 De determined 10 make firm stand. Twenty srul-
lerist with the mountain howtzers and Lieut. Bakey,
VOluseu corps supported By seolunn ofinfanry we're