The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27

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 .Under easeumstsness as aksvs. olieess and msa. Hf kaekea sse fbe pesas below. wil seceizs like ar deEa Sscss tA4 fe1peesse ef aspsrszenan but only n the eisasest cases. snd each c0mmansF Nal msss sPec1sl ssPase Q gtassas hsaaqasriefs, speclally delegated Tor this occasion oaly." Ths lsl Regiment td U. g. ArsillsFy wili proceed lo fef1 Crux. portion of the eacogs Ao the wnRon train. Upon its arrival nj Vera Crux. fhis regiment wi relieve the Iss Infantry, in garrison at that place and tee l.ster rssiasnt viii return wish the By eonmaaa q Msjm Gea. Scot e sss H. l.. SCOTT, A. A. A. c.
 The same paper faraisAss ths fellsning orders touching the military eeatribuiions whieh Msxico is called upon to make '. General Oraers--xo. ass. HEADQEARrKas oT TmK ARmY Mexh Q. Nov q. I5S7. { Under instructions from the Government af home, requiring that is army shall ns som a pssetira bic begin to ruiSe within the cousaas h eeeuvses, the means in whole e in gFrat part of naisasiaiag
 
 Governmens 0f Nexieo skali submit terms q neaer which the United States may hoAorabiy accept, Is ordered thai 10 Hncoinea buliioa ban or ingDts either q gDlA slvef shall be shipped frosn any Poft ef Mexieo, unt she further orders cf the Go vernment at home shall be made known oa the sub leei. 90 as to give t,ne for said GosernHen ie kx the rate of export dnsy on such bailion and perhaps smaller duty ea goid and silver coins. AS the beginnfng sf the change of system tnfi- rnsied above, all rcnts fer houses qaarfers eocu- pied by ofcers CT troops of the army, ia any city CT village ia Mexseo win soon eontracis may Pernia and mhsoiaseiy, from and after the end of this month, whenrFrF this enaeF shall he received in time, and ia future necessary qnartefs both for e0ierrs and troops, wherc the public buildings are insufficient, will 6rsi he demaDded. n required of the civil authorities of the several piseas occupied by the troops, to equalize the inconvenience ] imposed upon the inhabitants and diminish the skme mach possible.
 1 If the authorities fail 'e put the troops promptly in possession of such quarters, then fe coxnmand- ing ofhner, in every sach CASE, following cat the principle of giving the leat istrras praessca- ble to tho snetfeRdiRg inhahtsats. will cause the l necezszry haildings to be occupied.
 SabsistAncs, forage and ether neccsAries. fos the army, will be purchased and paid for as bereta4ore and the naDetens and penalties of the EsarfiaE lar eraes dated Feb. l9, le4s, originally pnAsished af Tsmpeo, and rcpablished several times since with addiiieAs. viii, from the 6rsi. he strictly en- | l good morals and the most exact discipline By command of Maj Gen ScoTz. i E. IL SCOTT, A. A. A.G 1 4f Yet Later.
 The steamship Virginia. Capt. Tucker, hos iust arrived from Vera Graz, harinS ieft the 9sh Ins,- She brings over eighty dischArged and sick soliers There was a report in Vera Cruz ca tho Eth inst. that the Maria Burt has been driven ashore twenty miles north of Vera Cruz. The Free American published it a fact. 0nr Correspondent writes during the day that the report had been disrovered 1 to be false The steamer A. R. Hetzell was de~- patched up the coast 10 lock after fhe wreck hu1 after diiig~af and shoroagh search found no trace of her. IL was hence presnm sd ai Vera Crax and l she had gone eR her course to this city. As she has nrrircd here. and the norfher which com menced the 2d inst absolutely terrific very great fears gre entertained for the safety of the | boat 1 From the Frue American of the 2d inst. we ex. i tract the following:
 l Fron Jalapa.-Letters received vesterday from Jssapa, da.ed Nov. 2s say that two teamsters vrrr exeeutrd on the 25d Or the murder of young Mexican
 ifn the a.7h Amhrosie Alczaas. h~utenaat in the Ilfh Regiment, M. M-, and Antonio Garcia, adlutAni in the eth Regiment M. A., were hosh shof in the plaza at Jxlapa. They were taken pris- oners the 20th. when Col. Reho.iedo, and it was proved that they had given their parole tie ea- | l the United States
 i Rebolledo and COvarrohias were asn. to Perote on the 2lth. The hrst has also been under parale: but he says be has been exchanged, which he w5ll have te prove
 l Gen Pena Barragan has been sppoisted niii. f tary commander of the State sf Vera Cruz. Tkis netuinatian created great dissatisfaction asong the Mexicans in laispa-
 Tbe train under command of Gen. Patterson, Ieft JaiApa on the 18th alt. Six hundred men were tefi 1 by him te garrison that place The ayuntaniento were made to reeegnise the commander of these 1 forces, governor. civil and military. The Traim.-The iarre train under the com. mand of Gen Butler hos aearly all left The nun,- Der of men accompanying ii is estimated at 60e0- General Seett wih soon have from 25. 600 to % 000 mea.
 privsfe letter dated the 7fh inst informs us that six Amercan soldiers arrived that day from Cerdova where they had heea confined as prisoners- They had heea captured oz-fhe road to Mexico from diff 1 fercnt trains. They w-re released by Gen. Marin, whs was his wRy to Vera Crur to establish him. self in busineaz He hSS abandoned the Mexican army and Is desiroas of earning an honest liveli- 1 hood, 1t is szld
 The Arco Iris says sias Padre Jaransa ss about to resErn to operate in the neEhhorheod of Vera Cruz and that his band has been reinforced with fhree hundred men from the interior, who are al the ex- pense of the Marquis del Jsruai.
 1 The following items are from the Frce American ef the Ath inst
 The Next Traia.-The train under the con- mand Of Gen. Marshall is on the eFe of marching
 into the interior. The general will command about i1s men. rank and file, and siIl consist of enc re- 1 giment of Tennessee Volunteers. foot, 500 men; . battalion of infantry, volantcers and regua under Maj. w. ". Morris, 4fh Artillery, of about 800 men; hassalien of Geergia Mounted voisntoer, under I.Erut Col Calhoun. 4S0 men.
 We regret 10 have to annsnnce the death of Lieut.. Malaheuski, late Of the New Yerk Feaanseers- He dicd of the uemifo- His rcmsins were accompanied to the grave last evening ty detachment of the Louisiana Volunteers, and good many officers and 1 f3rnds
 The Peruvian, schooner, was hown ashore on | the Isl inst, near Vera Cruz.
 The Arse Iris of the d inzi szys the Mexican