New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-02
BALTIMORE, Thursday Evening Sept 90

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BALTIMORE, Thursday Evening, Sept 30.
The MoJRe TribuHe Of the 18th inst just received
by the Overland Express. announces the arrival At
Pensacola, on the evening Of the 2lst Of the brig
Osceola after passage Of five days and hsliirom
Vera Cruz.
The Tribune is indebted 70 passenger from Pen
sacoa for the Vera Cruz Sun # AHatnoe Of the
18th inst and also for letter from its Pensacola
correspondent
Verbally the 7ribune learns that there had been
a revolt at Puebla, and that the Americans at that
place aud the City Of Mexico had lost 1000 men.
Hostilities recommended on the -th inst in the
evening. and that there had been brush between
fragment Of the American and the Mexican troops.
The following letter appears in the SIM Of IN
huac:
PUEBLA Sept u, 1871.
have now to tell you that letters arrived here
from Atlixco about s miles from Puebla stating
that an express had arrived there on Us way to
Oalaca. sent by Gen. Leon, and that the said cx-
press had brought letters from the City oi Mexico,
dated the 9th inst.
These letters state that the propositions made 10y
MIR Trist were rejected or ut least one portion q
tlem aud that hostlities had recommended on the
eth IN the afternoon and that a battle had been
fought on that evening by few hundred men OF
Gen SCOTS army aud four Of the picked rcsl-
meuis Of the Mexican army, VIZ the 18th regi-
ment Of the line the 81 and ith regiments of Light
Infantry and one regiment Of the National Guards,
all commanded by Gen. Leon-that the euemys
IL - 81 arl I...
exceeded ? 500
The letters say that Mr.. Trsts propositions were
in substance That the citizens OF the United
States would not claim from Mexico for demages
occssioned by this war. that tue United States
would have the privilege of establishing two iscto-
ries IN Upper California. and that the Mexican
government could after that time # 1t choose. re-
ueS this article Of the Treaty. This was moi
cepted.
Then Mr.. 1rst, uncothiDg himself Of his official
power, remarked to the Mexican Commissioners
that he thought 1t would be better for Mexico to
code the whole OF Upper California to the L. 5. for
which Government would pay SIS or s2oOOoOoO
This would probably have been agreed upon II the
following article had met with the assent Of the
Mexcsns that the Texan Boundary Line would
run along from the mouth OF the Rio Greutc. This
last proposition was rejected the MeNicans would
not yield one inch OF ground the other side OF the
Nueces
Mr. Trlst then asked for iorty eight days time 10
consider. as he said he was not authorized to &C
cept such a proposition. but the Mexicans replied
that they would give but tive days aud no more.
On the fifth day Of the conference, the 9Th inst.
a.
informing him OF the breaking the Armistice on
some triHing prctcxt. Gen. Scott replied, making
similar charges against Santa Anna.
On the slh inst few hundred men Of the Amer
lean army were sent to attack ChapuItepec they
there encountered large force OF the euemys best
troops, aud terrible tight ensued, in which the
Mcxicans were defeated. General Leon, who com
manded the Mexicans was wounded and General
Bslderis of the National Guard, vas Killed.
The Americans retired to Tacubaya, leaving five
wagons behind them.
The loss Of the Americans is said TO be compare
lively small
A PROCLAMATION was issued by Gen. Herrera
Governor of the City OF Mexico. recommending the
citizens-men. women and children-to collect
stones and carry them 10 the roofs OF the houses
and thence throw them at the Americans if they
entered the city.
The annexed is from the correspondent Of the
Mobile Tribune, at Pensacola;
PENSACOLA Sept q, lsi7.
The brig Osceoa arrived at the Navy Yard last
evening after a passage OF five and a hall days
from Vera Cruz
She has brought late and uniavorable news from
the army OF General Scott
II seems that hostties were renewed on the 9Th
inst Santa Anna and General Scott mutually
charging each other with breaking the Armistice. -
According to the last accounts our troops had pos
session of two streets, and had driven the princ
pal part Of the Mexican force in toward the Plaza
Our troops had suffered greatly from the fire OF the
enemy stationed IN windows and on the roofs OF
houses. and Gen. Worth was badly but not NOR
tally wounded.
our loss since leaving Puebla is estimated at
three thousand men.
The proposition OF Mr.. TrSt for the cession oil
portion of California tor twenty millions had been
agreed 10 by the Mexican Commissioners. but an
other proposition. fixing the Rio Grsnde as the
boundary on this side was peremptoriiy refused.
General Paroles Is on the road between Vera
Cruz and Mexico with large body OF gueuillas.
The Sua Of Aqaluac OF the 10th inst, says that
troops have been arriving in great numbers from
the Brazos for the previous five days. and It does
not doubt but that 10 the next five SIX days there
will he from = To 5000 men ready ~ march into the
interior.
MURDEK-A desperate ARRAY, resulting !. Is
aid In tho desth of one ~ an aud the nhctou Of dan
serou. wound on another took lace On ne "nAi 90
"Wednesday evening II vas begun py t"o l' s.
~ pooo .ome Irain. protest rnsds attack UPON
two Germans employed drsymen. one OF the iAiier
persons was frs, Knocked down ~ an lrisnmsn ana
immediately the other lrishman raised = suck OF WOOL
and struk tho German the back ui me Dead ne
I'M suvareuily d.sd bat siin the blow sss repeated
laird German iniercfed and seized the lnsnmsn $40
commenced the shr-y. lis friend. who Raj oriofs
uscd the billet Of wOud. assn raised me wtapon 10