New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10
A Glance at n Mexican Paper.
rom the Eew.Orlesns Picsyune August 81

BY the arrival Of the ship Agnes have re-
ceived copies OF the B0iefiH de las N0cids OF Jaapa of
the l3lh aud Ion inst When the latter MURDER was
issued the train under Maj Lslly had not lar as the
Editor knew, cross the National Bridge. and he felt
great hopes Of OverpOwerng tho train senior Aourto
snd Father Jsrsu,a had been the leaders In the attacks
made on the train They represented 10 have killed
or wounded 800. We have no doubt thst this IL
ridiculous exaggerston SehOr ID Jusn Soto. the Gov
Of the Stale Of Vera Cruz was In the vicinity Of
the trsn giving confidence to the guerfillss. The I'd
iior repeats the story that the train In charge mil
lion of dollars iG specie most OF 1t aled in bags Of
gold 10 the loads of forage.
The BoeR announces the arrival of Paroles In Vera
Cruz aod bis escape thence does not extend TO the
xPresident very cordial option II thinks his re-
turn very indscrcet and doubts II his object De - take
part IN the defence OF the country as asserted We
gel clue TO the Whereabouts Of Paredes BY the
article.
We have read all the Editor Of the Boidia has said Of
the last intercepted courier He taken nj CortOva
ana appears to have boen formerly connected with the
Convent of san Francisco al Vera Cruz. The editor
invOkfG Justice upon him from which presume be l.
be shot The contents of some OF the letters cut on,
the editor thinks IL would be imprudent IN him to com
nit paper lest has sheet should fall into toe hands Of
iae Americans. The contents OF other letters make
the editor blush for bis coUntrymen, he ssys
The American oicers according 10 ihe BOieiHs version
of these etters confess themselves sstonshed the
debasenent of the Mrxcsns, especially OF those OF high
position ia society The higher their rank the more In
different do they snow Themselves TO ,ha conquest OF
the country. According 10 the Americans the lnoisns
upon the frontiers display much eater share of love
of country We sorry that cannot discover from
the eenersl terms employed 10y the Editor something
De nue If the contents of the Intercepted letters
The EDITOR is too crafty 10 reveal much but he concludes
IS follows &c What ehsstsement shall an outraged ma
ton Nh ind quaint people. inlet upon these oespcabe
members who have siandered and vfed the nation. de-
grading IL la the eyes OF i;s enemies r.
he Boi0iH hes n article running into two nun hers
Ot the paper upon the general aspect of affairs he men
nns the last division OF Gen. rcOtts srny 20
eave pueba the lO4h inst. 600 srongno does not
lett thai day. lie then goes 10 speculate shout
the chances of victory Ia the battle 20 be fought az The
Capital and ia It's vicinity lie thst victory
gained by ihe Americans would advance their
substantially while u II were won by the MeXicAns II
would ne decisive OF the whole queslon. Mexico by
victory would be- in situation 10 sien to terms of
peace The fruits OF victory would be- immense that
how the Mexicsns fall short of The yis0-
rous aud desperate aud heroic Efforts necessary TO
win H. He points out The disastrous position OF General
scott should ne meet with tho slightest
Hitherto the Americans have owed their successes he
tells 10 their superiority IN numbers OF 10 accidental
circumstances which do rot now exist II they now
suffer any GeeaI Il will be ruin for them there s no
retreat The Editor then goes On n tell bis couurym
hOs they should follow up their victory. They should
no, ~ too exaclug toward The Americans they should
u, drive hard bsrg ain with them about the terms Of
peace ia tho Editors opinion they should 4, once give
~ r,Nas the United states without indemnity, but
upon condition that the United Ststs should immediate
IL withdraw ali her oops from Mexican territory occu-
pied by them. Here IL concession for Mexican