The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-13

The E.shjor .r-,rsa .s., ~ s w, vi. -
On Tussds thi. .e'e ~ sss sosn vi.
Mary Kiper.nd rnnn;n~ ~ ~ sonth~.rd snS ~.St
vsrj ,,p,ssr a,ora - - w s"s va" s"o "es'
Tn. N hr~ porro.a ~ Snu YEA" vsn A..
25th ult for tb;s nnrt 49, ~. ~ - ,,rS ,. -.
nsirs IT, Pois, VIII sue , - 70 unaerEo so@s le
to the sout hwest Of the sontbw..t Pas S NA~'
Tn. following ofbcers =, me an ,h r..h,or
Lieut. w Marry company E. I'd Regiment Pennsyi.
Regiment Pennsvvani. volunta.rs I isrt w G,.gs
nth Regiment Rsauiars. Lieut. Frilnsss st R.cmsnt
Pennsylyania vopn,aer.. Jamss iohnsnn' ousr,srmas
ter's Sergeant ID Regiment Psnnsyysnia Volnnts.rs
and about forty volunteers manv OF them
"rbe Fashion 'f bryon s,gh anal, man q, 70, tn an,
s understood that the steamer New Orleans 10 sail ON
the slst Monday LAST would bring the principal mails
She il locke for every hour
Verbally we learn that the Msxcans were busv fortifv
ing pass at Rio Fro between Puspa and the cty Of
Mexico -
Gen Scott with the rear of the army was 10 havs l.
Jalapa on the 29th ut and would arrive Mt Puebla on
the 18th inst where II Is presumed h. will await IN. ar
rival the being forwarded 10 him be-
fore he advances farther.
President but cannot trace IL to reliable source and
think the result of the election could scarcely be
known at the capital SO soon.
From tho 4merican Eagle We learn that the diligence
which left Vera Cruz for Jaapa the 22d ut without
but with three trunks filled with very fine dry
goodswas stopped two miles beyond the National Brdg.
and robbed then burnt and DESTROYED Tho driver
and position who it were released and made
into Vera Cruz on the oath ut only came down 10
where the other been and at once retrn
ed This, 1t feared will mt IN m. usa ~ al,
LICENCES the road The robbery was no doubt the
work Of Mexican banditti We come now TO a more
atrocious act by the rufans We copy the facts
from the Eagle of the goth
SIT is with pain mingled with desire for venreance
relate another massacre of our country
in the most cruel and brutal manner In our mn nor
Of last saturday ony one week auo) we he
fact that Col Sewers was in this citv as bearer NJ
spatches to Gen Scott and to-day we arc called upon
enemy in front to oppose him. but eovsrdlv shot is
those who dared not show themselves.
~ b.Ia xt,;.
an escort of 6v men and Iieut McDonreu ~ Csn,.
Whcat's company, expecting to and The csntsm "a
Saute Fee or at most very short distance the Other
side They arrived at Santa Ec ana LODGED there d,r
ing tho night finding that Captain Wheat had len; In
the morning anxious to push forward (athourh n Vas
with an addition of two mora 70 tho escrt Col sos
set out for Jaapa The next that we Snow Of mi. ,t
tie party by the arrival of one Of the men who rs
turned and reported its surprise and destruction In
consequence OF the fasity OF the greater number Of
similar stories Col Wilson our Governor had In. man
arrested deserter Thus matters stood until Yea
from Hrs were made sy an arrival
tending To confirm onr worst f..rs ~ A'A WYNN
".We conversrd YESTERDAY with centlem.n ~bo mr.
rived in the morning and h. ;nforms Ss TIT -, ,
about two miles nm 1bs o,hr Ia, ~ p a. a. pon'
he saw the ruins of The diligence nna.rneafb rh;h %
drawer. and nmtipted q; IN go, pa,on VI pair o'
This IL snnnosad 70 he tho h ~ So Te"s.y
him lao snppthr nrs,, ."o ~ III sewers year
manuIsd Onr ;nTnrmant vas asa .hs ,e
dies law in some tbict "h.rarraI h. nso osner oo
e' 10y al s M nck cnaparrai snort distance from
esc.naa exsciv corrasnona ,S ,m su ~ ~s an VINO
,,h;nh 5onnnny, "a 49, '"1. VI tne party
leaves no doubt in our mind of ;ts ds nton al"
Our rsaiars viii ron,Ii., -. 49, s s,.
reoentv cantnrsd near Vers ~ h r s sopoSss
teurs under Col Banks Ten of them h. 49, y, s;,
for robhiny sscrat;ng arms nd .mm,.,n " LIEU LIEU
hav. heen scouittad and A.. cnnu;n,S IT, tive
sen, encsd to f'~r and bIs ,n,h , ih..er were
public streets and thorouphfares in chains r" no
vet remained To ba ,r;.t W. - h ems MS, iwo more
NAV be- sautary, '''N We n'p' 'h'' example
The EoeIe Informs TO that nm ,ba os,h . L.,
Nexicans coming intoVera r,,y from y, s,A
tackled by some OF their own countrvmen and robd ~,
ali they had about them "
The shin Zenobia arrived at Var, crp, f.or, NJ
York on the 2sth nit ba wing On hoard 100 ,ra 80.
cipally Of the 4th and 5th Infantry nnsr cam =,
Can't n Whinna AZ H.. .,h "" e 'oIiI n VI
Sd Infantry Fourteen of m. man ,v.ra r.r,;,s ". s
several regiments y '''' were recruits '0r
We note the proceedings of thu Roard or tos,tl, IN
Vera Cruz They have p1bli,h.d instruct;ons ~ H.
unacclimatcd full of good sense " 'A
The Eagle gives some details of Com perrv.s .xnoa
ton to the South but nothing particu,srlv nav IT,
commodore arrived ut Vera rug on the oaiII nil
-
From the New Orleans Delta, June 4.
JALAPA, Mexico May 20, lsi7.
train leaves this morning for Vera Cruz with
large number OF discharged soldiers, both regulars
rouheeeIs seize Inc opportunity to drop you few
hnes when may perhaps possess some little interest
turday and Sunday for Pueba large train S
ing Inc troops winch remain to garrison this place,
nan .e 81 th "a ana three com,
government of the city under Col Chd is perhaps the
most rigid ever enforced During the day and night.
instruct,ons To let No sotier NO. crs, 'hod VA
night all who are found ont aft.r eight o.cinI or
thrust into The guard honsa Win ~ usvA, aie
strength of the garrison e. S @ P, ". weak
to he eautions hnt thrs i;;, t I nieoessAIy
IN, ch,,ds sho,t n,r,; ~, w. y. Oil .uinss; anu
r,b.s NJ hoe who hv ,,, ,i; s ~ iespees iul .ne
m an ta,n thar co'ntrv T.; ~. st duu no it
Mexico - Ae' P''''"' p''''''" WIN
IT, hos,;.., l. 49,. eu, A.. a, -, M.
soni. heinz snc,ns.d wthi -, III o"i"s "'"'iy 'oo
Thava nothina - ;n,arast 60 Dbl, - ,..
rumors a re- ni.niv but ali ,s.i con srua,; t
On eundsy .yen;na too ~, a,..hd q, -
n ;, l.t Ar,y,,.rv w.. .,,.cSa, h 1880 ,, 'pa'y
mon IN. ousrr;. NJ ~ ,o, go ~ s w, p ,,
nearly killed Hs recsiv.d ,brs. fr;,h,f,, h ey
the head nepetratinr IN. sLnlI anS ON " r. 10,
arm In ving hare the hon. H.. yas ,;oh5 p ~ :.
the se1tin.ls and taken ~ tho hosn,.i ,v2 ~ rs,
wounds were dressed bv Dr Nevton Tbaw rsrs ;nH,c,
ed bv sword which Rradev snccsed.d in c.Y,,,r;nr
His situation IL b.vond the hone Of rscovsrv "ps
a new companv Of Tennessee mounted riaemen ar
rived on Alondav afternoon from Vera C,uy rb.v
we're over 100 strong and 6n.r ooL inc bodv ~ nen
wv "Au "i.cA ioonihB oouy VI hch