Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-09
New York. June LIP. M.

Accounts from Brazil says that the Emperor
disapprove the conduct of his Minister al
Washington in arranging the difficulties be-
tween Mr.. Wise and the Brazilian Government,
and that the Minister will be recalled.
BY the arrival of the Palmetto steamship at
New Orleans, we have advlces to the 22d. The
dates from the Brazos are only to the 22d.
Gen. Worth entered Puebla on the afternoon
of the 18th of May, and met with party OF
Lancers, sent out to oppose his advance. Four
Mexicans were killed. No Americans.
Santa Anna had been IN the city moment
before our troops entered, but left and moved
towards the Capitol. 1t was reported that
General Valencia was between Puebla and the
Capitol, at the head of $4,000 men to resist the
farther advance of our army.
The result of the Presidential election was
not positively known. Santa Anna, Elesiaga,
and Herreara were among the Candidates, and
the report was generally believed at Jalspa that
Herrera was elected and was favorable to peace.
Santa Anna is said to have considerable force
with him when he passed through Pucbla, es-
timated to from 10 to $4,000.
Capt. Mayo, of the Navy, who is now Gov.
ernor of AIvarado started on the l4th ult., fol
Saliscoca. On his arrival, the town surrender,
ed TO him without any resistance. On his re
turn he was fired upon, and passed midshipmau
Prinele with FIVE seamen were badly woun.
ded.
Doct. Barton has been appointed President
of the Board of health OF Vera Cruz
Captain Masion, of the Rifles, died on the
18th.
An extra Picoyune, issued on the afternoon
of the 9th ult., contains correspondence from
Kendall, at Jalapa, up to noon of the 2lst ult
All was quiet at Puebla. The people appeared
satisfied under the presence of Gen. Worth.
Report states that Santa Anna had halted a
San Martin, % miles from Puebla, but it wa.
not generally conceded that the main force o
$4,000 men at Rio Frio were preparing for an
other engagement at that naturally strong
point.
1t is also stated that battalions of the Ma
tonal Guards we're being thoroughly organized
at the capitol, and there was a prospect of /;
hard fight, considered by many certain.
1t was rumored that Gen. Worth was in pur
suit of Santa Anna beyond Puebla.
Mr.. Trist was still at Jalapa. The object o
his mission being kept secret.
The train from Vera Cruz, under the escor
of Capt. Walker, had arrived.
Gen. Shields has suffered an attack of pleu
risy but was recovering. Eight guerrillas were
killed, one wounded, and nine taken prisoners
Large numbers of horses, muskets, pistols, am.
munition &C., captured In the affair heretofore
mentioned.
News from Vera Cruz states that the prison
ers brought to trial were severely dealt with.
The town of Moncla has surrendered to the
Captain of the sloop of war Germantown, but
was retaken BY 800 Mexicans.
The schr. Fraternity, at Manila, had been
boarded b, 80 armed men, stripped of cargo and
burned.
Major Moumerald, with portions of the 9TH
and Sth INIT. arrived at Vera Cruz from the u
nited States on the 18th.
Col. Somers arrived ct Vera Cruz on the
22d, with dispatches from Gen. Scott. Some
fears are entertained that Gen. Worth's des-
patches were cut off, as none have been re-
ceived at Jalapa or Vera Cruz.
An American train of 100 Quarter-master'
mules loaded with flour and pork had b en- cap
tured near Vera Cruz.
Forty of Canaes men are said to have beer
captured near China.
A band of 40 Guerrillas had been captured.