The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-02

give il his earnest support The States Of Vera Cruz
and oajaca have also made similar determination, With
the present party in power would be enabled pursue
whatever policy they might please but there is 80 ltte
there is always for doubt AT last they have been
enabled get meeting Of Congress at Quetaro, which
ming to make demonstrations towards revolution, which
seems 70 be the universal taken weaker party
appears VIII have 70 Contend with the friends OF Santa
Anna and The paros The former is endeavoring to rally
to prevent the g9yernment from doing anything at ALL
co~es on, Compdo win likely be The candidate Of the
Puros and Of the Moderaes think it viii lay between
prominent short time SINCE being for the present. ap-
Santa Anna written another address to the Mexcans
from Tehnacan and although he has been stripped of every
ves.ge Of power by the constitutional government s he
Of the army; send you the precious document.
also enclose you letter from QueGeiaro published last
by be able to form some idea OF the movements at the
few days since had the of the death of Gen
era Herrera but have since learned that his health is inn
The remans of the Mexican army are scattered about in
small bodies, where they can be most easily supported
not more than 500 at any one point.
The French population making good deal of dis
tbance but to no effect on account OF Col Harvey hnv
low had been logging his wife AND licking up r owe i
general Alter he was arrested he continued be uproar-
by
administering little of the oil Of hide, which SERVED
him rights because, in the frs, place, he had bust
ness whip his wife in the third place, f he had no
for himself anybody es he ought be taught
MUSTANG. a
VERA Cruz, Mexico, Nov. II, 1917.
EDS. DELTA There is sorry say, but little local
The train which is go up in command of General
Marshall rapidly augnening by the numerous troops ar
say hesasr The matter now e enys saH
public attentionat least that Of business the
Mckee It is in command Of Col Harvey who brings with
him men, S Of whom are reported TO be the sick
army above. The fact is fully appreciated here by the
Mexican merchants a or nearly all oWhom are and have
agents the city for weeks past This activity business
merchants here who are long established The
seem scarcely to have commenced operations yet and will
plies have been exhausted in the late campaign. fellow
citizen oyours, Mr. Dupern, who went up with Gen. Scott
in company with four other persons left the city along with
the train, but parted company with it at Pnebla, from
the mountains thereby shortening the journey considera
bly,, and report that they did the entire route
which they travelled above dozen Of the guerlas.
In fact every who has arrived here from above
lily, reports the roads being remarkably quiet.
wants. travelled the entire distance from the city of Mexico
TO Vera CRUZ and he acknowledged that, although appre
bly, surprised to find that the travelling all through had at
length become perfectly safe 1t be
though, that The travellers Mexcans The one
The United States He speaks very warmly of the new
affairs In the city, and seems to be of opinion that
new era is aboutto dawn his unfortunate and much
ill-used native country. rs 5,T n 4
From the various accounts received here within the last
are now al Jalapa..
regret that yellow fever has aga in made its ap
in the squadron There were no less than eight
board the John Adams day before yesterday three
of whom died Yesterday. t.ea
Another train has Just arrived in command of Gen. Quit
mana portion OF the main train is now on its way and
expected daily 1t consists about forty wagons; the es