The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-28


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manaer Rocnao,n arrived !, s,e1;6e;a. = =. J,
instant, is days from Norfolk Officers and crew ali
The IJn;,sd s,a,ss h,r,h v....l rtn. crr,,a.,
Bnmt arrived =, n,nn ;,srSn on r. al ;.st Ca.
Boston On her passage out she sprung her foremss in
Ssis OF VIVA on Cape Hatteras.
Capt. Isaac Mayo being in command OF that place
! The United States bomb vessel Hecla left New York
Officers and crew at we'll at shs n..rss W ona INC no
weight gun, throwing n ~ inch sbsi, 'a'' o' -'''NS
49, ise hariIah and the Germantown sailed from
fA Ta0 On ;ne morning OF the sth-
Point Immediately after the Iona
VERA Cruz. Xsyy;i Ian
From Cen SCOTS ha order Of Yesterday which enclose
marches tomorrow morning. -
batteries overa Cruz with the case OF San Juan do u I
was fraction less than 5000, although under 5000
ed out and laid down their arms As soon became
sand Of the regular soldiers are to have dspsrssa
themselves through the city and after changing their
Clothes marched out as clzens or else are now living
here
IN the ea saa those who ssasfea Through ,ns
ing the most exravagant tales Of the strength size,
and proves Of :. los Yankees To jasy their own
az c,, an ar ro oniu sayaae H.; ,he;r nat,',a ~, 80
trained TO run down tread under foot and oompetsiv ami
as ,ne enemies oL iSn a ss Isl ey describe =.
oca comnstibes make noi, in the air Ike The howi
ing Of nor,hcr and when they burst destroy and denosh
10 crcno,e snah extrnmgnnt tales must he aSvans u,s
If they see fit hide disgrace their own de-
feat that they have been conending with giants
cenaars, aha ,e ase 30 j.; % ve M
the edors have ceased to term the Americans baDsrisn.
M Gid nn,mr. and have settled dawn on ,h
epi,het of Yankee as the most opprobous of ALI This
said yesterday, in letter by the Edith tina. Com.
Perry intended TO capture every place on the coast OF Next
co. The first move is to Tuspan The fleet, intended to
operate ag', T ,a paon, , SUI i,i T, VI ollow
nr, nS - ~, me H., n1 , rm or ue ,ha, tho - ~
he later place has sent letter 10 Com Perry syng th
latter to pay him another visit The commodore win be
The capture of Avarndo by Lieut. Hunter us well the
other points higher up the river was most anghabe thing
from first TO las-a perfect farce in every respect may
send you on description Oft Yours, &C., g. W. x.
| yrp. cprz Anr; q rsf,
Not line If news to communicate in addition to wins,
wrote you Yesterday General Twggss division takes up
The line of march for Mexico this morning and the other
avison WI ,oi,ow sy XII; e sn s f IoOn kno"
Tho weather u Confines most unconfor,aby ho,-hot
enoyb to suacae one after tie ay breeze which canes
rom the sea goes down at night As yer, however there
In my next letter, ann in hopes OF being able 70 have
some news OF interest to mm'iicate fours, MG',r
G. 4
The Isl instant either wrote letter Or Issued an oes
breathing ho,ng Du. WIT Wit 10 ne aea Win me rsn
states TINS has been .o me ~ an y svor "
Ian s says t tn1 = s, ,hi Ps n,, =, !. - ,yss
! p iyen nv " " ~ - $500 - - n,
gwen me-
! From the N. o. Commercial Times. April n.
R N. Iona we aso received acme lite intal,ipence
from the different points occupied by our troops along The
me q Inc NO Grande fies o. Ma'amoros lag 70 'ne
W. nayS S e % eanh toaa s
regiment, han reached Maamoros u was supposed a