New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

thaat he will have AL tnst nave poru es-t-oo< "
division more than enough, says Old Zsc % sa,n
.on the line but not enough 10 operate agsinsts o'oD
city of lIuu SOLDIERS. - III Apsdiuun VII ~ w
lsy.d at least until SEPTEMBER very proper Arans.
rneut a. Winter time IL always best Tor warm "o's
Gen TAYLOR "a too old a soldier 70 plsee much conn
dsnee in uudsciplined volunteers lis true ihAi inc
volunteers have done some gallant lighting but u W"
more the result OF accidental enthusiasm thAh !"
ledge Of the science Of war. -,
and the time approaching when nothing oui
will prevail They will always outnumoer W. sn1 ~
bodv doubts here uho has been In oAttie Win
49, oy,sga ~ The Mexican soldier They are pnysicsy
AZ powerful and the heroes OF buena 'lsts U.S.. - 80
Pso Alto will tell you. from eXPsri'n nee .ns' ~
morally ~ brave, but want OF olsolPusS - ire
commsnders have ever enabled us 70 ocisA' men -
- n.ca..tv of self preservation Ia dsveioPing ue
rsea of the army and the day Is not sr dssn' WV.
the bssa intrig uns political partisan wiz " 80,
and men who will hsht alone lo' v Then Will our
1900. dspepd entirely upon the disclpnne ~ ou'
srrne, and the far seeing genius Of our So'
II h vain 10 even ,hiEk OF peace We may - -,
- g., n her territory garrison every city snd I'M
,r,son every official but the deep teAba picuu'" I"
aavsrvthnx American will remain In the Mexican oosoh'
- - "a one drop Of Spanish blood flows IN their veins
sr.- .lI taten upon our prison fare. and upon the
old our armies viii distribute among them. and IN Their
very weakness will consist their strength until inc nj
ted States will, from exhaustion OF means vilhdrs"
her armies leaving Mexico unconquered with the tone
Of ber people socially and msrtisy elevated in fer
better condition than when we found her 10 resist ~
ture invasion. Blu, 'aiet-more anon. IELICO-
PsAcE PRosPycrs-The intelligence by this ar
rival from Vera Cruz is Of considerable interest The
most important information relates TO the negotanons
for peace From various sources we learn mat me Pros
pet Of peace al sHd The how why and wherefore
Of this contamination does not appear 10 Be distinctly
understood Whether the negotiations were interrupted
BY the inability Of the Commi''oner' 70 agree or
whether contrary % the fret reports the Mexican GOV
eminent declined treating and refused TO appoint S1u
hir
IN sova The Sun Of dndhldc aludes 10 the SUBJECT Ho
say, that letters from Pueba had reached Vera Stu]
witch staed tha, the Commissioners had been unAu'e ~
come 10 terms The Vera Cruz journal Aods tuA'
comoalled 10 place some credit In these rumors ou'
Il innrped 10 beisve that the negotiations nave orsh
nanded on account disposition 10 renew them tarousu
he mediation of the British Mlnstry-s circumstsnce
that derives SONS color from the Tact tns tne thesn
secretary of Legation had repaired TO Pueos % confer
with General scott However this may be- At Vera cruz
the bef was general that our hopes Of peace were ot
the present without foundation Information 10 sad 70
have that city that General Scott perceving Inc
rnpossib ty Of efecung negouAuons' nsd detetinneu
10 march toward ths City ~ Mexico on tne l''n yu'y
and that the necessary preparations tor tna were
being made
The total number oftroops under Santa Anna are re-
nored 70 be % COO and with them he Is resolved to de-
end the approach TO the Capital to me sst eNreiny
New Orleans Bee.
TIE GuRRRnLAs-A Vera Cruz correspondent
OF the Mo Orleans Dsa gives the following account OF
the recent attack Gen. Perces train
On Monday morning sst detachment Oh AOou, Nv"
hundred men having In charge some wagons containing
stores-uecessary left behind from the main train un
der Gen Pierce-m0vsd forward al an early hour Out
had not got more than six miles beyond santa re Vnen
II was attacked By party Of these Mexican ROBBERS
and sharp feht snsued between them The de'aeh'
ment however had two pieces of artillery Aong WIN
them and alter rather " hot dispute between inc
parties the eueYiias were completely routed not nov"
ever without receiving some lasting tokens from our ooy
1.-THE very high esteem In which they hod nat Alno %
cattle There has been positive intl5ehce As " e
number of our men who were wounded but rom "nA'
could lean since the snair was Ano"h n''oi " ''
not exceed sixteen or eighteen-
GrS PrRcy AND GAIT. DUPERU.-A Vera Cruz
correspondent Of the ". o Defd states tha' DHs VI
dnce The facts stated by the
are that Gen Pierce detailed some oil sneh as "skon
orr or teamsters at which ID. expressed dssats'actn
Nore men being required yesterday tor similar pur
- Cen pIsTce despatched an order 10 Capt. d
ramp for twelve others This thu Captain either Ielus
ed or neglected to comply w,h-at least rs promptly ~
the General considered the exgsncy oil the case
and on mex, hearing from the General Capt u Wa'
informed that he TO consider himself under arrest
upon which he proceeded t. the General, surrenc.red
his sword and along with the train to be ued oy
court martial at headquarters
LATEST FROM TAMPICo-By the arrival yester
day of the : Transport Velssco We have the IdmPo
Senfnd of the 18th inst BY Il We learn mat the city
enjoys most excellent health better than II has been
the same season Tor years The Sentinel promises L
give tho particulars OF Col De Russys battle IN Toe
next paper ~" ~ """o"''
The ExcARSAcIoS PRIsoNERs.-The Captain
Of the Veasco informs that the Lncarna cion
psopers chose taken with Gaines and Clay nave been
removed back farther into the interior by Gen CAREY
proessedly for sale keeping How long are the peInIl
Gus Mexicans going 10 tribe with tner promises hs
to- IN " "A''oh"''