New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
BIZ THE SOUTHERN HAIL,
Latest from the south
From the National lnieliigeneeE.
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From the National lnieliigeneeT go.
Nrw OKLEASs March !, lsi7.
re, pB,lsr arrived here Yesterday. Among the
tsi- err. ~ rev. /. tn reported evacuation OF Vera
Cruz B. order Of Ssats ANA AZ regards inc Guy, !
should think this very probable as the sarson eo-d
defend !, szain, Gen Sect and TIE troops OF "nlea
tbat garrison Is composed viii be Of more service WIZ
santa Anna particularly i be contsmpaies N A'eA q
General Scos; as !; Is probable re does v,
(.snis--su vho rave converted with Gen Batter say
that he freely expresses rs opinion IS U &c -
deed onlv mode Of conducting The var And VINCE con
e5ss xn the views Of M Cah0un-to take ana io1'i'
IT, b. posts lie of territory. and either cayt-Is "
5ocsss their coris without any attempt 10 pehe'is,s
.r. he interim re Ire be taken, he tni1 as snOs4S
he the enc whatever Il may be- when re
intends 10 insist On IS tue permanent BOUNDARY oe'"ssH
ne tao counuss and hs sys 1900 N n %ouia oe 81
scicat . ac5 and Prctsctii ron tae IHi u me -
cic. s.- - ,.-..s
into ,b country with every success Es could De eE-
uestsd erd even captured the ely o. Mexico X would
not have any msGT-i eject ~ The enemy nor pace -
suv nearer % peace tna1 we rcW ere ana We tEc4ia
no yer command any territory tnsr What we actu
sv eo-ersd Ulh Cs bay Oneis ana would be constantly
surrounded BY a h0slie popuIslon ahd me heAlesns
would have nothing DO out 10 avoid nsotns ana let
our army waste sway AZ u rspidy Neula co py laASue
sickness AID q constant guerrilla WAT
lie seems 70 think IL probable mat santa Anna res
moved his whole force % Vera Cruz and Win We"
Of giving Gen Scott grand nsnt; though nc say' II
would be impOiiuc Tor rim 70 do 80 under any crcun
stances but hst he plsn should be 70 Jet our sry "a
the interior without riskins general oae
bu, merely harass them and cut OF sagser' or oe-
tschusufs ANY serious Tepulse 20 IN Advancing army
would &c fstai b. them under tie circumstances.
TIE Administration have got oenselves and the eoun'
try into most awkward PreoeAnent az 70 nls val 80
ondy Gld Tashy undertaken tor a. recenuy oos"l'te
10 the senate re have the VOL 5y the cars snd u Is
equally dangerous hold 70 let rim 60 nere =
no doubt Of the fact that sooner or ate we VII Lave
70 come the plan Of holding on TO what we nsve and
the prevailing opinion with the army H. that we Sou
fhs off
view. and intentions however OF the Adminsu anon
different sad they actually Al his moment esleu
lstDg on an advance Of General Taylor from eaiuho
and heir measures viii finally result ia some serious
misfortune that will rouse the ind gnson OF our whole
country. -
An the oosr. from Mexico speak In high terms OF the
Mexican cavalry snd admit they are fully equal to our
mounted volunteers, for man, and greatly outnun
Der our forces Of that description
do not believe vesha hayes1y decisive inteisenee
from Vera Cruz til toward the close OF this month as
the residue OF Gen Worths troops vii not leave the
BrAzo. before The 9th s,h Inst and the whole force
cannot be collected Looos and TamPico before TIE
18th and If they were sail that dsy i would b
AZ least the Goth before they would proosoy rsacn
Vera Cruz
Those who pretend 10 know best say that the Castle
can only be taken BY bomosrdment; and that II the
garrison s properly supplied It will be very dlneut 70
take it At s and At any rate VIII require long une 70
II Is dih.,uls from the conflicting opinions, to form
any correct idea on the subject but .hs NOT % sur
/ prised II II should De az chsy conquest
THE FuarrrvL SLAVE CAsr.--Ths Decision Of
tbs Court IN til. case 10 thus stated In Inc National
/ intcli geneer
! Vlzy,on J0a0 plaintiff " John Va7 z'7d' ON
certfca. OF division In opinion between the judges OF
the Circuit Court Of the United Sts'es for Ohio M JUS
tee Woodbury. delivered tHs opinion OF tbs Court thai
under the fh section Of the act OF l2th February lIsi
respsctu. fugves from justice and persons escaping
from the service ot their masters, on charge ior mar
boring sud conceanE ugitives from labor mat notice
J In writing by the claimant or his ssent or genera
notice to the public 10 Newspaper Is rot necessary
that clear pr OF Of the knowledge Of the defendant tha
| he knew the colored person slave and fugitive
from labor r. sufficient charss him with notice thai
claim Of the fugitive from sbor need not precede OF
accompany the notice that any overt act 80 NAKED 10
Ire character show intention 20 elude re Vigl
lance Of the his agent and u calcuaedto 81
tain such an object Is harborug Of the fugitive within
the statute and toe said act Of Congress OF i2th
February 1893 il not repugnant either TO the Cousutu
ton Of the United States 10 the ordinance OF Con
gess adopted July l7s7 for the government OF the
Territory II the Untod States northwest OF the river
! Ohio"
tv ruo --rKE Al COLUMBUS. Geo OF which We
gave briet notice yesterday. o-ginsted IN Isrbox
Co book store in broad-st II extended right and Jeff
and back 70 Oyethorpe-st consuming Broads build
mas occupied by P. A. Clayton, J. D. Greenwood, G
! Betx Mrs Desau Mendheim and Bros, Ssmuiis g. Roo
| ney Tsrbox Co. Wade g. Nddlebrook Hall Mores
! T. & NJ Medner, A. II. Mcneil. Hatcher A. Pitts livery
s,aoles and numerous back buildings The Episcops
Church was saved, though much injured. Mr.. Geo
Peabody while galsnty lsboring 10 save IT. tell from the
root fracturng his right and thigh The total lose
shout $4,000 Newark Daily Adv. 10th.