The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-20

allowed accompany the first train 10 Nen Cniz, and
thence receive free passage 10 the United States r
PueLa aud The posts below will receive like orders from
the respective commanders q departments but ONLY "
special report 10 general eadquters, TO show the gctd
Tor the exercise Off authority specially deiegfmf Rdp
The FIST regiment Of United States artisry i proceed
o G arrival a at Ee 81 ns s ne ae WIN N
LIST infantry now in garrison at that ace aud the latte
regiment will return with the train this capital
n q II. L. SCOTT. A. A.A. g.
The same paper furnishes the following orders touch
ing the military contributions which Mexico is called
upon to make
Mexico, Nov. Is, 1917.
Under instructions from the government at home re-
qnirng that this army SHALL practicable, begin
within the country it occupies the means, in whole
in great part of maintaining the expenses of the occupa
ton until the federal government Of Mexico shall submit
of peace which the United States may honoraby
cept is ordered that unconed bullion bars ingots
either OF gold silver shall be shipped from any port Of
be known or the s g m for
said to fix the OF export duty such bull
on and perhaps smaller duty gold and silver coins
AS the beginning OF the change of system ntimaed above
all rents for houses quarters occupied by officers troops
soon as contracts may permit aud absolutely from and af
ter the end OF this month wherever this order shall be re-
ceved in time and in future, quarters both 70
officers and troops, where the public buildings INSULT
Gent will first be demanded as required OF the civil
hortes othe several places occupied by the troops
equalize the Inconvenience imposed upon the inhabit
and diminish the much possible.
II the authorities fail put the troops promptly in pos
session of such quarters, then the commanding officer in
every such case following out the principle of giving
the distress practicable the unoendng inhabitants
will cause the necessary buildings to be occupied
will be purchased and paid for heretofore and the
functions and penalties of the martial a ORDER dated Feb
published several times since, with additions WILL from
The first be strictly enforced also. in general all the
obligations OF good morals and the most exact discipline
II. L. SCOTT, "A. Al G.
Arrival OF THE GEN. BurLEn.-Al apprehension for
the safety of this steamer and those on board now
removed by the arrival OF the vessel last evening, after
terrible passage Among the passengers on board are
Lieut. Blakeiy do; Captain Hin, and Lieut. Lewis, Penn,
syvania volunteers Captain Miller. Sd artillery; Lieut.
Griffin, New York volunteers and Lieut. Lesseat, South
Carolina volunteers. Capt Wright may congratulate
himself upon getting his vessel safely into port
Yet Later.
The steamship Virginia, Capt Tucker, arrived at New
Orleans the 18th instant from Vera Cruz having left
the 18th instant She brings over eighty discharged and
sick soldiers.
There was report in Vera Cruz, on the 18th instant,
that the Maria Burt had been driven ashore twenty miles
north of Vera Cruz The Free American published as
fact Our correspondent writes during the day that
the report had been discovered to be false The steamer
A. Hetzel despatched up the coast to look after
the wreck but after dilgent and thorough search,
found trace of her. 1t hence presumed at Vera
Cruz that she had gone her course this city AS
she has not arrived here and the norher which COM
menced on the I'd instant was absolutely terrific, very
From the Free American OF the "a instant we extract
the following: 1ssaags -jti .fel
From JA.ArA Letters received yesterday from Jalapa,
dated November q, say that executed
on the 2ad for the murder Of a young Mexican
regiment, M A., both shot in the plaza at Jalapa
ey Wss s Gh
the equalization of Vera Cruz not to take up against
Rebolledo and Covarruquias sent Perote the
9th The first has also been under paroles but he says he
Gen Pena y Barragan has been appointed military com
mander of the State Of Vera Cruz This nomination
Te cs ain under comm and sf Cen Paterson s Gaapa
on the 25th utimo Six hundred men We're left by him 10
cognse the commander of these forces governor civil and
TIE TRArS--The large train under the command Of
Gen. Butler has nearly all left. The number of
% y @ 10 ae m a. 5000 Gen Scott will soon
private letter, dated the 7ih inst informs tina. six
ey had been confined as They had Been
ired on the road TO Mexico from different trains They
Cruz esabsi himseIfn business. He has abandoned
The Mexican army AMI is DESTROYS OF earning an honest
The Arco Iris that Padre Jaraua is about
operate in the neshborhooi of Vera Cruz and that his
band has been reinforced with three hundred from the
INTERIOR who at the expense Of the Marquis del Jara
The following items from the Free American OF the
4lh instant 10 sei Nss--9s ~ ti1aE
The NEXT TRAIN-The train under the command OF Gen
Marshall the of marching into the interior. The
general will command about $50 men. rank and le and
/
800 battalion of infantry, volunteers aud regulars,
under Major w. w. Morris, 18th artillery, of about 800
battalion of Georgia mounted volunteers, under Lieut..
Col. Calhoun $50 men. IS ltfaai. tae.
housk late of the New York volunteers He died
His remains accompanied the grave last evening by
detachment of Louisiana volunteers and good many
officers and friends. GtasGb Taasfafd
The Iris of the I'd inst says the Mexican commits.
soners retired Queremro upon learning Mr.
Trist had no powers to treat. -..e fsr
The following items are from the Arco Iris OF the Sd
instant rs
BY the last accounts Gen. Fsola Queretaro with
force of 1000 The general-n chief Blisianene,
had yet his headquarters at Guanauato, with army of
1000 men.
Many members of the Congress- dispeased with the
on OF the new President their seats, and retired
in disgust from the city of Queretaro.
However, there remained than the fixed number
which is required to form a quorum.
The following is from the Free American of the 9th
ult;
ORIzABAA gentleman who arrived here Yesterday from
Orizaba, which place he left the 2lst politely
furnished us with the following intelligence.
pronunciamento having been made by the military in
and paid them in advance, 10 accompany him from Te
huacan TO that city but they had received the
SUN a. ked for, they deserted that general.
He then ordered the commander of the forces the State
Of Vera Cruz, General Marin send him escort which
the latter reluctantly granted but Immediately after
his resignation to the government at Querctaro.
General Santa Anna to leave Tehuacan the 22d
for Queretaro We therefore may expect hear the
news of the overthrow OF the government of Mexico
Our informant says that people in Orzaba and Cor
who reported to be their march from Jaapa to
those places to free them from the yoke of guerilla bandit
ties, who threatened their property and lives
In Vera Cruz paner of the find the follo,p