The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-27
ton that they would allow treaty TO be negotiated
with the Americans, until the latter had posvely eva

ton that they would allow treaty be negotiated
with the Americans, until the latter had posvey eva
cnstad the country
We find no mention made of the capture of chihuahua
~ paso de Soe in which our 2,
successful The report Of il altogether Mexican and
was published IN the capia on the 10th ult Our limits
compel us TO condense it,
On the 2sth OF December Senior Cuyli was at Ell Paso
at the head Of aso regulars who added the Pasenos
The Americans were at bona Ana 400 strong They
vonced upon Fl Paso Cuylt prepared to fight them.
seized with violent brain fever, which rendered him
helpless The command devolved upon Vidal, who
round and destroy the Americans like SO many rabbits
He pushed forward Eve hundred cavalry under Cap
tain Antonio Ponce, of which half were PasenosI
Inc americans demanded parley, which was denied,
and the fight immediately commenced Ponce charged
at the heal Of his cavalry but in vain as he was wound
cd 10 the first onset Just then the Pasenos rom ana
threw such disorder the whole that all took to flight
leaving howzer in tho hands Of the Amercan.; put
speed to Carrza forty leagues from Ell Paso The loss
on each side not known or not stated On the 21h
valry and 400 infantry The cavalry immediately started
in pursuit Of the runawsys and although it was not
ovsrtsken hem Il was thought likely they would Get
possession of two wagons which were in the rear with
the park well thirty who escorted them This
probable to too though much doubt il the
Americans ever got up to the Iunaways.
The account then goes OF into lamentations that
through the cowardce of the Pasenos all their sac
and sufsrings have been in vain The situation of he
State appears hopeless to themselves They say they
The StnsetGovernment doing all it can but what can
lido under such circumstances they very naturally ask
Fro this, II 1t has suited the American commander Chi
huahua has no doubt surrendered.
letter from Mszalan dated the 18th of January is
published Governor Castro then in that city Elk.
Governor D. Pic Pico was in Guaymas. Both vera ask
ing men and money 10 the CulifoI MAS. They
with only ninety an attempt BY seven hundred
Amsrcsns to rstaks Los Angeles had been successfully
We regret to state that several vessels have succeeded
IN running the blockade Of Vera Cruz; Sandman brig
and Spanish schesner among the number. Officers
write US that with their present class force il is impos
sibe 10 prevent this The Prncesse Msrs of Bordeaux
has been seized by the squadron for rreguariy in her
papers and thought would be sent to this port The
bark Felix Likewise Of Bordeaux, has also been seized
and sent into anton Lixardo We believe tho sloop Of
turned from Laguns tho station of the squadron The
news from he peninsula il not later than we have al
project has bsen started in Maxatlan of declaring
Santa Anna dictator This drew from him an Immediate
declaration that .: he did not aspire to the Presidency
ne wouih use all his force to put down any
ia Sonora or any other State which should threaten to
kndls political comnoti9n The latest dates from San
moved but the Vera Cruz Indicator, of the 3lst ult
Tanks that had done SO subsequently, being enabled to
do 30 by the funds raised by the State OF San Luis
Gen. Valencia 10 said by the same paper to mediate
descent upon Tampico
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
RkvENUE CUTTER BIBB-The Cincinnati Gsxette
says that the steam vessel which was built at Psburg
and came I'D far as Cincinnati whore she laid for some
nouncsd BY all capable Of judging the greatest pieo. Of
workmanship sent out from any similar establish.
mont At New Orleans she was supplied with sails and
rigging her machinery working the Subtraction of all
on the trip aown On examination Of the nests they
were found too heavy and had to be reduced which
done, and she is now every way seaworthy The Bibb
ready for sea with all possible despatch.
Sailing orders were received yesterday for the U s.
sooP Of war Decatur Commander Pinckney destination
the Gulf Of Mexico
1t was rumorsd that orders received here yester
day Tor the u ship Ohio to proceed to the Gulf of
of
SIngham, but from what could learn we Judge that
the report was premature-NorfoIk Beacon Eel. "a.