Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-25
Very Late from Mexico.

Return Of Atochd his reception in MezicO--Pdss-
ed MidshipmaH Rogers sent TO Predetermined
of Volunteers at AntoH Lizardo-more Of San
Ia lima and his pians--iater from Chihuahua
further Of the Battle of Brdzito, &c. &c.
BY the arrival of the 0. S. revenue cutter For
ward, Capt. Nones, large mail was yesterday re.
ccived from Anton Lizardo. Our own letters come
down to the 2Sth Of February, ON which day a
norther prevailed which prevented the Forward
from leaving before the I'd Of March instant. The
information which follows we derive exclusively
from our letters and papers.
il appears that Senor Atocha, whose arrival at
Vera Cruz, with dispatches, was announced yes
,erday, went over there on the Forward from this
city direct. lie reached there on the 9th u, and
proceeded Immediately to Mexico. lie returned
from the capital on the 26th ut and repaired again
Immediately on board the Forward and is now, we
presume, on his way to Washington.
II is not supposed that he has accomplished much
by his mission. The Mexicans had personal OBJ
jectors to him. aud his reception by the authorities
of Vera Cruz, and the people and Government OF
Mexico, was any thing bat cordial.
Our readers will learn with infinite pain that
Passed Midsh'pman Rogers has been ordered to
Perote, aud that he is now confined in that gloomy
prison.
We learn that the blockade of Vera Cruz con.
times TO be violated with almost perfect impuny.
Two barlss have arrived of Vera Cruz with vol
uuteers from the north, aud gone into Anton Ii
zardo.
The news from Santa Anna is no later than we
have already given, though il is more full. 1t will
he ioundn our correspondence. The papers are
literally crowded with his numerous letters and adj.
dresses, but we find nothing in them to demand oil
US translation the public has had almost a surfei
OF his productions, clever we confess them 10 be
Although Santa Anna announces the capture oil
Capt. Heady and his small company of Keniucki
ans, We find no mention Of the murder of Lieut.
Richie and the seizure OF his dispatches The
desdatches have not formally been made public by
him. Ete. papers speculate upon our plans, stat
ing confidently that we are TO advance upon Vcrs
Cruz by land with .l0,O00troops, while a feet o.
sikteen-shps, carrying 300 guns. attacks San Juan
de.Ulloa. This they say, is the plan at Washing
ton, where they could not have anticipated SAINT;
Anna's march upon Saltilo at the head of 80 OOC
nen This march, they think, may dsconcert al
our schemes, and they already discover evidence o
this in Gen. TayIor.s movements
The papers give hs not a word OF news abou
Monterey The ioroe there. they say, is much re
duced, and is now Withdrawn from the CITY prope
into the citadel, and the works on the Bishop,
Hill. The latter works have been much improved
and strengthened.
The latest adsices we see,from chihuahua ar,
TO the l6id Of January, fortnight later than OH
former accounts. The city had ne, then been tax
en- by our troops nor do we see ANYTHING said o
their advance upon it. Four Mexican soldiers VIII,
were ia the action of Dec. 2slh had arrived at Chi
haahua and given their account; of the fight
differs but little from the one We before published
The citizens Of 'EhPaso charged with capt.
uating in shameful maaner, aud the American
are said TO have abused their power as shamefully
They pursued some OF the Mexicans 10 San Elcea
rio, small fort on the Rio del Norte n cc,y n,;Ia