The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-05


ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE FROM MEXICO.
Correspondents Of the N. o. Delta
. vraA CRvz. Nov. II, ls47
Yesterday ct noon the Mexican courier arrived here
sS% ana .sS:s interior t:: q nsss From
hen We CLEAN the following few but important items
forth in favor Of the elevation to the Presidency Of
Comes Farias the avswed antagonist Of the ssesr&ota
to abstract thsreom the sacred utensils OF
gold suddenly asssatsd BY the mob melted by the
A sarguinary engagement Immediately ensusd be-
tween the Infatuated partes-ths one sndsavorng to
pags thu sacred sdinces the other to protest them
from the threatened dissertation In the action 1t 10
said that Gen. Ampudia, Of Monterey and ssntnsnat
oristv slain together with Of the followers
Of Genes Tsriss The militant church party which 70
well knows how to defend it, prvilszss has trumphsA'
usual.
Gsn Paredss has openly pronounced, at Tulaasingo,
In favor Of the plan of gula In his pronupcamento
snd monarchioal movement he was seconded BY the
The spirit br~sthed forth every paragraph Of these
papers the spirit Of war and unqusncbabe h tired to
the North Amercans aud their sets The Mexieans,
the Pile Ct discard distracted by internal convulsions
and divided councils ct evines desire tendency
Whatever to peace couoiliatiou.
Ths Mexican Congress Is still ut Qusrstaro-a quorum
Of 10 has II IL said, been at last convened
old vsadolid) in order to get rid OF the military By
whose presence In Qusretaro It Ia entirely ovsrawed
Cen Is We SAINT. Ann. who is now in oS
With brigade ct his command 10 reported that the
attacked on the road BY the combined forces Of these
Generals The result yon may osnjsoture-the digit
and dispersion Of tho MeIiosns
The General has. according to the Mexican papers,
at his disposal force Of about ave thousand men.
CIrY or MEXICO, Nov !, lsl7.
To-day the train left IL consisted Of about AGO govern
mat wagons 100 private account and mule train
Of about 900 head, also private account-many
NJ H1NaA I.s~v
up sm all stock Of goods for the Christmas holidays
understand It IL the intention Of The Gsnsrsn Chief
coast the rsinforoements shall arrive This
will give great stimulus to the business Of the country
and materially iporsass the receipts Of the custom
With the train went the slck and wounded Of tho
srmy and some others who were ordered out Of the
tiou from those remaning recalled wildly to mind
many "reminiscences Of and their parting good
bye Of no ordinary character, and not likely
Of soldiers Who side by SIDE had endured the ftiguss
"bsr.nos"-vhO, dds By side, had s.dsd the dense
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the proud array Gf ts vi
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der to shoulder had sealed the well constructed
for and planted the stars aud stripes their rampsr
In glorious triumph maintaining the nations honor
and sxsting the nations pride
There deeds which should not pass away,
And names thst must not withsr though the earth
forgets her empires with just decay"
On the separation We heard not the empty words,
"Tarsw-'. Ivu," but the good old. fashioned ones
ful Of mt ains, Good bysGoo bless you !" so a.
known r, could hardly believe that these we're the
Who, but short time since had bearded the foe,
the land Of the free and home q the brave. Where
peace, happiness and prosperity reign supreme where
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valor and their patriotsm where they win be by
bestow them the high honors they have won upon
the " rcd field Of Mars"
Although gallant band has left US, many of whom
few more sfs with ths great General Of the age at
their head upon whom devolves the Important duty Of
visw and Of bearing back our Eagle: from whence they
eame upsued In their flight and unstaipsd In their
tss veil oonad. IN S 20 .hsr
have committed this sacred charge, believe that
Whatever foe they NEST or whatsvsr difficulties may
present themselves, they will all be surmounted.
REPoKTEp ESCAPE OF SANTA ANNA
By an arrival from Tampioo yesterday We learn YER
bey that santa Anna has escaped from Mexico t an
pears from the information which obtained that he
sscrsted 1t the island Of Lobos and that the British
Steamship Forth aware Of his place Of consealmsnt
"lsy OF and on awaiting to receive him board By
reaching the Forth and in her proceeded to Hsvana
where he IL supposed to have landed-Day Orisnian,
Nov. %.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS
From the Washington Union. Dec. g.
Large Of documents been received At the
bureaus Of the army but no dispatches from General
Scott duplicate Of his last letter Of the 2th of
October.
letter has been received Washington by the last
arrival mt New Orleans, from Vera Crux dated Novem
Der II 1t contains few particulars of interest states
that now the road being opened the foreign articles
which have been imported that port and ked up
for six months will find their way the interiors that
from Europe but yet there had been only ono arrival
Qhe French bark F-lix) from Europe; and that the
reve for the next six months will be Of noonside
rabe amount 1t stat.s the writer's that
the better portion OF the Mexcans 30 much better
sstisdsd with our government than their that they
are not strongly disposed for peace and that they
would prefer to bs shetsred the winRof the Anne
ycsn esge 1t estimated that were at the date
Of the letter about 900 troops Vera Crux indspsn
dent OF which had gone up with General Pnttrr
Thus appears that there Is every prospect of the
furnished with goods both from tho unt,a sass n o
Europe; thus bringing into military Oh est q hand.
some revenue from the duties on importation.
GEN. TAYLOR.
We learn from On intimate aad near relative Of Ger
Tayor's that Old Zach" OF Monterey and Buena
Visa memory may be expected here today or to-mor
There viii b. guns fred. and some bells runs
By the last arrival from Vera Crus, learn that
Capt Biscoe elected, the 18th inst, Lieut. Col
OF the Louisiana Battalion Of mounted msn.-N. o.
Delta, Nor. rs.
THE HEROES OF THE WAR.
Our citizens assem- bed in immense crowd last
irg In trout Of the st Charles Hotel adies entrance
OI uebu, gave serenaQe 10
the distinguished ooers lately arrived the Ala
bama from the seat Of All national airs were
played in fine style amid vocfsrous cheers for Generals
Quitmau and Shields. and Col Harvey in whose part-
oulsr honor the compliment paid During inter-
val OF cessation on the part Of the musicians the
bly, callrd aloud for the appearance Of those eminent
richly deserving the gratitude Of their country
General. Qitman and Shields responded the wishes
Of their low citizens and showed themselves the
balcony. being respectively desgnsted by name, by n
frisud who stood nenr. simultaneous cheer issued
from all parts Of the immense boy in front Of them
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the following mannsr-" Gentlemen, for my noble CON-
pauion Ia arms General Shields fo myself and for our
gallant army the plains Of Mexico return you
grateful and heartfelt thanks for this
burst OF enthusiastic patriotism ~ Three cheers were
then given successvely for Generals Qutmsu Shields
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