Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
From the Pieayaae, 23d ulL
FROM VERA CRUZ.

| eeSStW Escape IHfo the Interior
The steamship Alabama arrived on the 2lst
inst from Vera Cruz, having sailed thence on the
| lath inst.
quite the most important news by this arrival
1 /, the feturn OF Gen. ParedCs TO Mexico At last
ueeoanls he was in Paris lie reached Vera
! grut ON the llth inst Ia the English royal mail
steamer Teyot, under an assumed name, The
steamer was lelegraphed about o'clock in the
mofnjng from the castle From The steamer her.
sslf a private sigual was thrown out known only
/ 10 English merchants, that distinguished per-
snnnge was on board, Preparation was made for
] his immediate reception by his irends but all was
sill ms nidnight The steamer anchored and
Don Marlino, passenger from Havana, leuped lnto
the first boat lyins alongside, landed on the mole
/ aud went to hs friend, Pepe Himofa, borrowed
i forty ounces, thrtr h1rses, hat, eo4t aud servant
and was pas, the gates in less than Thirty minutes
islfi fast horse and cltW truck.
The mail ffum the steamer IN The meantime
came on shore Among the Letters WIRE some to
the Collector aud others, from Gen. Campbell, our
Consul a, Havana. disclosing the fact that Gen
/ Mafiauo Paredes Arrl.lga, ex.Pnsdcnt OF
i Mexico, had laken passage on tie steamer ana
dlfeetng them 10 Look out for him The Informal
ton came an hauf too latri tho bird had town,
| Ne gather these nols from one Of our cores.
| pondenls, aud beIaw We give letter ifum another
without having time 10 ponder upon his spccula-
luns as TO the Influence Of the return Of Patcdes
upon the war
We arc deeply painod to learn Of tie death Of
+ Col Wilson, of thr lalh lufialry. lie was rep
resented to us BY the last.arriyal as euntat,ctnt,
but he died tie evening Of the laIh inst lie
was TO have commanded th' train winch left Vera
GuE on the llh tuzt Tie WIS hHred on tho 18th
lust, the following orlrr having been issued for
the occasion;
0rirs No. n.
llg,Dqu,RHras, NEg, CHfh tHg -, 1871
II Is announced TO tins command the mrlln-
rHuIy Intelligence a the haalh al G1l LOUIS ID
Wilson, Of the ialb Regiment [. 5 Infantry, who
died on this daIt.
Tue escort iar hia funeral uilbs commanded
BY lieutenant ea.auul commanding. aud consist Of
the lst U 5 lulauifY, stationed ia Tie city. The
funeral Will tax pIaeg 40 . O'Clock. T. NJ on ias
mafrow, to winch all thn L $ My sE'as and
stfmerr., afe fHsp#eluIly invited 70 attend,
u, urltf ul lafHt Co. lltfs
". l. GRlrrENpsN. AT Adj
TIC company OF Capt llaile, Of the lith In.
anlry, reached Nffa CiuE on tue Eth INST, was
Immediately afmHl auI ltli Tie SINE evening Tor
the scene Of arthur. There had baFu ho further
auiral from the lfaia, which US dem o. good
omen, No further u1uHyf has afHfri at N.fi
GmE from furaIt. One rlus tHEaaah On tile
Eth inst by tie Wy @. uul4aa 10 commercial
daase. IL len faeb'i ou llt II. he tgpu.tsd
that the army commenced ls m4laH lAl Gay
gHTspab.r 10 aHHaauaum nl
Correspondence of The flHz#HHs.
NEE, tHtt. Aas. a. l-i5.
II is with maH.laaunn aud ffHIFt tHat have
10 inform yuu tai Ca rafzdrz ped iiirsa.
or city tins maHag, ablui a's.aHsi in u'guiss.
and before il Nas asrrHiurd iall zaHh was itH
Iael be- was af aul O.! Uuf reach on Ia Ray to tbs
city ol Mexico
H. arrived th.s morning on tie royal mai
sifamgf let.plt under an asznmHi name and
euilTely unknown 10 The caplaia o. the Yrsfl
4 soon a. the fussei came 10 anchor he mmp-
dialry cauz to tht NJ lr in fqE taal, arli pr.
esrded through tie hrlu of lie city TO the feiis
drnee Of a Mexican merchant IN whom uc made
himself known. aud obtained Ifaln Him a rouui-
jaakei a s8HIIsFa ani hotsas iaf himself aud
servant aud .s6HH8 ~ ne raasH slholt GER.
mouy. One hundred d5Iats feAaHl was offered
for his arrest az saaa as lniomaliaa reached Col
Nson ihi; be- was af had brrH iu The city, uad
every effort wus made To arrest him, bsi the "b.fl
had nowl" and giyeu us specimen Of assurance
and canning that would DO credit 10 the father oI
Nlukrc tricks
The Mexican merchant who assisted n lhe
escape b Pep Zlmlrl, aud daring lhr srlfgh laI
PArriGs lus house was surrounded, The officer
entered aud was assured by ST. Iimln that
Pirrdrs was not Ia iir house. "llls he been
here" wls the question a.krI. "lrs,' mpac.
Zimofl, very co1iy. "Whu dii he want
asked The Amrrcan. III Introduce himself is
; me as G-u. Parrdr., and asked nr TO bsiiirud
hn, aud | told HIM that ! would. To thea
. asked me lri him have jacket. hat ani horses
which furnished hm immediately, aud he ha'
been gone Gom here two hours iol are wei,
> come 10 sraroh, bli Goa iHHr- YOU that yoa
J will bot iiud him hrrr, lli wuIi le.l yuu s 20
There is hil coat aud hai, which you can take
along u you ike
forgot TO mention That laurr wls sent B.,
the American Consul NJ Havana informing ihi
authorities there that Gen Paroles was On boatl
bot il came 10 hand too l4ts 10 20 any good.
b There IL hardly nu An8rrau here but whu
, irll that ho could crawl through d gimrl hUli
when the astounding ucws that Par,drs The
sworn onomy 10 Santa Mama, TO Americans al,
To peace, aud the only man who lt llo pfoscn
situation of aiiaIu eau partially restore the coz
iideucr Of the Mrscan people uHi in,pre then
once more with hnp1 10 conquer their enemies
had passed, unknown aud unmutsird, into uul
out u the gates ol our city, Tie Will no donb
> make every effort 10 reach Msxico before Icn
Scott does. The consequence will no doubt b.
tho overthrow Of santa Anna, uud most lihel.
, lee will take ia hand Tho rrns Of Government
crush all attempts at negotiation, aud head ih
army in person against Gen Scott, should h
e think il expcdicnl; bat II not, fall back to som
a place beyond the city aud prepare hlmsell 70
another and perhaps better orcaslon' AZ u
events he is just the uun that the MrNlenns hi'
been wanting ever since tho battle Of CrUo Gorde
aud now that he is with them once more, thrr
u Is no telling what mighty events may be the re
i suit Of his return from exile.
Iibllia, Mexican, whom, it will be remrm
brfcd, stabbed three Americans about two week
J., ago, has been tried aud condemned to twcnt
d yehrs' solitary coufncmo~. This grand scoun
u dre haz committed no less than four murdru
g besides diskefoHsly wounding Others, unl whc
the city was surrendered he was turned over t
the new authorities us d notorious soOundrcl, an
Il Mr.. lloliziHgcr was particularly charged to sc
thai by no means this man should be set al libeH
!. or allowed. to csc pc, but still Mr.. H. let hIr
F., loose with a pack Of other cui.throals, to tf
their hands upon the Americans, aud many