New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
Farther from Nera Cruz.


The New Orleans Delta contains the following
letters received from Vera Cruz by the Mary
Kingsland which left that place on the 9th inst The
news by her generally was anticipated by the Mas
sachusetts-still there are some details in the let.
tiers worthy of transcription
Fartler particulars Of he Anack on The Wagon aia-ur
ders daily committed By ths Msricaus cih tmpunify-
Election Of Herrera 10 the PRESIDENCY considered al
most ee7tGiH--C Church Parry ia his faror-A strong
Mericaa Force Stationed NJ Tdb0sco 10 oppose hs Id
VERA CRUZ, May O. ls45.
Eds. Delta. The train which left here the day
before yesterday for the Army with escort Of 500
men, attacked five miles from the walls Of Vera
Cruz by 1900 Lancers and RsncherOs several men killed
and 90 mules captured In the face of the whole deiaeh
mant The train stretched out 90 long that II
impossible for small body OF men to protect the
whole line-asseied As II was on the extreme rear by
compact body OF 1900 Lsncers.
An express came In the same night 10 Gov. Wilson
for reinforcement One hundred aud hity Dragons
started 10 their relief they had hardly 60, out Of
sight Of Vera Cruz before they in their turn
sailed by large troop of Lsncers. They succeeded.
however in cutting their way through to tho train after
suffering little loss. These fellows had undoubied
y been apprzed Of the starting OF this train and the
$4,000 which go with H.
They have become 50 daring now that they actually
come within sight Of the city. Murders are committed
within sight of the very walls and 90 whatever
are ad opted to bring the criminals 20 punishment No
example has been made TO strike terror into them Az
fsirs are managed badly here, am sfrsid. Energy
energy want but energy we have not
The squadron had all sailed for Tabasco French
merchant had arrived At Tlscotalpsm from Tsbssco,
us before the Vixen left who reports that they had de-
ermined to station forces s along the banks Of the
river and fire at the Americans they 90 up. They
have about 300 good troops a. G Tor MeXcsns) Com.
Perry will land about 1000 sailors and marines to oppose
this force. The old Commodore will lead the stormng
party in person.
He cave. behind the too old Csp,sins this time he
thinks suspect that he can get along better with the
young Commanders As leaders NJ detachments The
Young officers have every confidence IN the Old ConnO'
dore as their leader He cares for bullets than
does old Rough and Ready.
The officers speak in high terms OF the gslaniry OF
some Of the COMMANDERS OF the squsdron Iherr are
sorne dashins fellows among them Buchanan, Breese.
Mckenzie MoCluny. Adams and Bigelow-whcre can
YOU md nober set OF fellows And the younger ones
are the boys to follow sud 80 alead too II they md
their leaders at all lsggard. Success 10 them AL
Yours, truly, :! d. :.
Extract of a letter dated Santa Fe, lnear Vera
CRUZ 9Th inst.
aYe,terdsy 1t was painful To witness the men drop
ming down alar the road from sheer exhaustion
Capt Duperu's Company. owing, presume TO some
cupable mismaca cement in the Commi'ssrys or Guar
termasters Department at Vera Cruz, was sent ss
portion OF the escort 10 the large sin' "ou' e'ner
horses
Last night when we encamped at small stream
called Rio Medic the horses In the train were without
particle of forage. The Of Capt Duperus Compa'
ny were IN \ IKE cOndluon, "a
esL as Msj Dsge,iy would say was concerned Capt
d. although provided himself with a splendid horse
preferred share the fate Of his brave and refused
10 ride while his men had 10 footit
There port here mat the NexicsDs have large
force 10 oppose our passage AZ the National Bridge
should this be true, what pretty prediesment Il will
Mace our Loussnisns in with nothing but their pen or
sck knives 70 fight with should the enemy be In sni
feent force and successful they viii make very pref
~ haul As we have $50 wagons loaded With provisions
Sc aud about $4,000 in specie. n
SALE or JosEPH BoSaPARrE's EsrArE-Ihe
beautiful grounds and mansion In Bordentown. belong
INK of the lss Joseph Napoleon bonApsrte
ex king Of Spain were cold suction for Ihufy Taos
sand ere kAAdred dollars Mr.. Thomas Richards on PM
adelpha the purchaser IL Is said that the ould-
ings alone cost $4,000 The paintings sculpture
fusnture &C. cold At much lower rates than had anti
eps,ed some articles being sold for bali their vslne
The paintings brough; from sl0 10 sl050. Two Lions
and Fawn BY Rabens sold for the largest sum Ma
,,vity Of our Saviour by Raphael Moenss broughtt OO
The Portrait of Dog by Hackerts brought $40 The
n,c,ur, of Napoleon Crossing the Alps by David. the
nronrietors refused 10 put up unless the Of six
thousand dollars bid for H. AZ no person present
wss willing 10 bid that u was psssed-snd win be
sent 70 Europe. t|oI "o"~A A"''
Tnr FREsHEr-TBE CoFFER-DAN CARVED
.wAyThe fears entertained for the safety OF the Golfer
dam Al Pswtucket Fss were realized yesterday ABOUT
IL o'clock when nearly the whole OF II WAS carried
swsv Tbs amour, OF asmsge will be several thousand
dslIsrs The coaerdam ct Lawrence was also carried
.wsy Yesterday Lowell Courier 18th.
rT~ Rev ]. Z. Cole. OF Lockport, was last sun
isy morning bitten by dog supposed 70 BE- nsd While
At st Lukes Church In Buffalo. II 10 feared shst WI
not recover