New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-30
Inter from Yera Cruz.

Welearn from the New Orleans Picayune Of the
2ls that the schooner Iona arrived tina, place the
Goth having sailed on the sth. The by this ar
rival s but one day later and Is without much lmpor
lance.
The schooner Vermont dhfted from her anchorage in
the gale Of the 25thult and wrecked about thirty
miles North Of Alvnado Her crew taken prison
ers by the Mexcans but upon the application OF an Of
cer Of the United States dispatched for the purpose,
they were subsequently, released The mate arrived at
The brig Ellen Glare was sold on the sth inst as she
was lying upon the beach She brought sl05O. Sales
daily taking place of wrecked vessels.
The following is from the Eagle Of the 9Th
The U. s. sloop-ofwsr Germantown Com'r B. A. Blu
chanan arrived at SACRIFICES the ID inst is days
from Norfolk. Officers and crew al well
The U. 5 bomb-yessel Etna Com. Van Brunt, arrived
at Anton Lizado the Sd inst from Boston. On her
passage out she sprung her foremost in sae OF wind on
Cape Hatteras.
An the bombvesses are lying in the river at Avarado
Capt. Isaac Mayo being In command at that place.
The u. ;. bomb vessel Hecla left New. York on the
10th ult and arrived at SACRIFICES on the 18th Ocers
and crew all well. She carries one 1900 weight gun.
throwing q l0inch shell.
The frigaie RAritsn and Germantown sailed from Al
vsrsdo the morning OF the 9Th.
The chip Charles was 10 sail from Vera Cruz Tor Old
Point Immediately alter the Iona.
The following is from the Eagle
Capt Naylor of the 2d Regiment Pennsylvania volun
teers called upon US yesterday, and informed US that
have been led into an error in regard to por-
ton of the article published in our first number head
ed Horrible" We relied upon our informant who
stated precisely the facts given 10 the pub
lie in doing which we stated that JEFF Cor JET.
ferries, properly and Miller were among the killed
on that occasion and from the tenor OF the article
the reader would suppose their bodies had been found
Capt Naylor that such Is not the fact tnt
the bodies Of Jeeres and Miller have not been found,
is 1t certain that they have been killed They were
OF the party spoken Of and their bodies have not been
discovered in the neghborhood of the attack they may
have escaped or been made prisoners II such Is the
fact may still entertain hopes OF behoidng them
again. We make this statement IN order TO prevent As
much possible the distress such al unfortunate &C.
currepce must create
Mr. Kendall Of the Pic in his letter dated Vera Cruz
April states that the entire force which garrsoned TIRE
different forts and batteries Of Vera Cruz with the Gas
tie of san Juan de Uua was fraction LEI" man OOVV
although under 5000 marched out and laid down their
arms As soon it became known thst the place WAS
TO be given up than thousand Of the regular sol
ders arc known have dispersed themselves through
the city and, after changing their clothes marched out
AZ citizens or else are now living here
in the meantime, those who scattered through me
country as said In letter written yesterday, are tel
ling the extrAysgsn tales Of the strength size aud
urovess Of los Yankees To justify their own ceieat
they spread the story through the country that onr
horses are four times the size OF theirs run twice @
fast and not only savage IN iher nature oet are
trained to down, tread under foot and completely
annihisie their enemies. Our lOlnen snels Iney oe-
.crbe AZ being as large hogshesds filled with all man
ne, of diabolica combustibies make noise IN the ar
ike the bowling of a norther and when they burst De
stroy and demolsh everything around them Inc enee1
of turning all these people loose upon NE country 90
Ions a, thew will continue circulate such exrsvsssnt
tales must be advantageous Nhey see H. In order 10
hide the disgrsce Of their defeat 70 say that tney
have been con.eDdiDg with giants, eentaar'' ana me
Ike. 90 much the better. .,.
You must have noticed in the Mexican papers OF ATE
that the editors have ceased 10 term the Americans Oa
barans, infamous usurpers. land robbers and otef com
plmeniary Of kindred nature, and have setued
down upon the epthet OF yankees a. the most oPPfo'
brious OF all This Is funny enough. - .
said yesterday, in letter sent BY the Editn, tna'
Com Perry intended TO capture every place on the coast
of Mexico. The hrst move 10 10 Tuspan The neei IN
tended TO operate against that place sal this afternoon or
10 morrow morning The next point will be TsbAsco-
hear report-but as 10 Its truth certfythat
the Governor of the latter place has letter 10
Com p inviting the latter TO pay him another visit
The Commodore will be down upon him sooner than be
anticipates perhaps
The capture Of Alvsrsdo BY Lieut. Hunter, well -
the other points higher up the river most laugh
able thing from hrst to ass perfect farce n every re-
spect may send you on description OF II
F We learn from the Telegraphic Dispatch OF
Of the Philadelphia North American Of yesterday ihai
Hon. DANIEL WxssrKR passed through Frederekf
burg Va on Wednesday afternoon abou, O'Clock, n
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