The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-06
CIVIL WAR IN MEXICO.
Insure ito n in Yucatan.
ENVOY TO THE UNITED STATES.
The Encarnacion Prisoners.
Generals WORTH Pillow. and Smith.
SC. DC. &c.
CIVIL WAR I'M MEXICO.
RICHMOND, Oct. S-P.M.

New Orleans advces of the 26th ult received.
The steamer McKim had arrived, and brings upwards
of hundred Of the Encarnacion prisoners released
under Col De Russeys mission from Tsmpico, among
them, John Brady, j. Thompson, j. Lsavy, WIN.
liams, and - Hull, New York Regiment, and Fulbasb,
Baltimore Battalion
Capt. Besancons company except Lieut.. Hawkins and
eighteen men, left guards Cruz are reported
all killed
There were near the National Bridge twelve hundred
gusrilss.
1T 10 mentioned that another attempt had been made
to kill Captain Bragg by exploding bomb under his
bed No personal injury.
Fears ofLieut Hendersons squadrsns safety are re-
newed as he had not joined Major Lslly
Additional accounts by the steamer Day give hopes
that the reported disaster Worth and Others
IL false There Mexican force near Puebla deter
mined to intercept all communication from General
Scott.
Lieut.. Antonio Prsdra aid to Vega has escaped from
New Orleans to Havana
The informant tells the Picayune that Captain vzoeo
mounted. battalion, went and examined the graves Of
Besanconi men, thus confirming the cunt Arst given
by the Spaniard passing from the capital
Lieut.. John Riley died on board the McKm.
The Delta publishes report from sergent Lorrsnts
rendering certain the safety of the detachment under
Henderson, and also that Bessncon Jaaps on the
9Th Sept
The Delta dscreds altogether the deaths of Generals
Worth, Pillow and Smith, and the blowing up Of three
powder wagons.
The Peayuns also expressed It's belief that the state
ment Of the disastrous defeat Of Gen. WORTH Mexican
bombast.
Paredes Ii stated TO be In the State Pueblo with six
thousand men, prepared to prevent reinforcements
reaching Gen Scott
Government has made no attempt to arrest his pro.
cesdings He has been appointed Inspector General Of
the Puebls National Guards.
The NswEOreans Picayune and the Delta, Of 27th
ut, publish further documents relating to the peace
negotiations.
l. A letter from Pachsco to the Mexican commission
ers with modification Of their instructions
counter prcject OF treaty from the Mexican
letter from the commissioners to Mr. Trist dated
sixth September accompanying the counter project and
letter from the commissioners to thu Secretary Of
state OF Mckee dated September seventh with this I'm
ION Wednesday We entered into long and calm dis
cussion OF the principal points Of the propositions which
continued during the following day. The result was
that Mr. Trist showed himself disposed abandon the
claim to Lower California and part Upper California
so that We might have communication by land With
sonora He proposed that other point Of difference
to the conclusion of peace existed except that relating
to the territory between the Rio Grande the
hope thu cun Of U , WI.
condition that he could abandon or submit 70
anew consultation at Washington He is certain that
points mentioned in his propositions which appear
TO US would be .overcoms, both prrtiss proceed
ing in negotiations In spirit Of accommodation Your
Excesncy communicates its final determination in
your note Of yesterday In conformity with which, and
ministers, delivered the day to Mr.. Trist the
counter project and without other discussion be offered
to give to-day and has done the note of
which number three 10 q copy
Mr. Trist is not included in this history Of negotis
tons This put an end to the Mexican commission.
In their intercourse with Mr. Trist they say they had
ample to appreciate his noble character and
at another time peace be concluded 1t will be by means
OF the spirit Of negotiation and the estmabe qualities
which distinguished this minister.
An arrival at New Orleans brings advices from Cam
peachy to the 10th September. From the CORES.
pondence Of the La Para it appears that the English
had furnished to the rsvolted Indians who were
pillaging and numbering the inhabitants In oil the VII
lagos not protected by Yucatanese troops.
Don Juso Sercis has sailed Envoy Extraordinary to
the United States from Yucatan obtain assistance
The State Of Zacaeoss taking advantage Of the dis
trsced condition Of McKee, has against the
State ofAgsss Caentas which sometimes acted in.
depsndenty Of Zscstecss and been recognised - an
independent State to reduce 1t to submission.
Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
There were seventeen interments at New Orleans on
the 27th ult, from yellow fever.
Legislative Proceedings.
ALBANY, Oct. 5-A.M
SENATE.
The Senate adjourned for want Of quorum, only
thirteen Senators present.
ASSEMBLY.
The House adjourned for want of = quorum IL IL not
very likely that any business will be done by either
House till Monday The whig State convention at sy-
racuse, and the fair at New York, will draw many
away.