The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-06-26

~, b. Nsv Orleans Bulletin,
cruz and the BrazOs'
ven SAFE. steamship Nso Orleans
l,'4 arrived to-day from Vera CRUZ
|. he left on the LIST and B''10' on
oJ.,ns was detained for the arri-
o3,i.h courier from the Capital in
...;n the truth Of the report that
"a by the Mexicans, that General
!, M driven out OF Puebla' with
,M men; the courier brOugh.a iuIl
y Of the report, and stated that
~ ~ no, reached Purbla, but was
n place and Psfo'e. u.,..
Y ri,b grea, pleasure that Major
A,d Cassius Clay, MidshiPman
n NJ other American prisoners
1A.,.sd. and were at liberty in the
had gone to the capital, and had
1. military command. The enc
actively engaged in terrifying the
- ho.n elected President, and the
|. i rayor Of peace. 1t was said ne
.,.SnfeM make a public declaration
let.
!, letter by the last arrival from an
Gep. SCOTS army, and whose sltua-
highly favorable for obtaining cor
nation, which said peace would short
1.
ri extremely to learn that sickness
crsat extent at Vera Cruz. There
e,t6s the day Of the departure OF the
ana. and 1900 to 1900 were in the
these, however, included the woun-
a,bers-those that had been sent from
6 lido.
I,praph, with troops from the BrazoS,
in as the New Orleans came out.
iws. on the whole, we think. is favora-
purds peace, or at least Of a DISPOSE
e part Of the enemy to make it, If the
uId be admissible.
he the MatamOros Flag Of the Cd inst
nothing ot particular interest.
.e below some extracts:
ection Of field officers Of the Massa-
Regiment (o%ccasiOned by the APP
/ Of Colonel Cushing to be a Briga-
eraD came off on Thursday. Lieut.
ght succeeded to the ColoneIcy, Maj
} the Lieutenunt-C olonelcy, and Capt.
Of Company A, to the Majorship.
gaiina Krtion.--Mus Of our readers
doubt, noticeI from tho tone of The
ins in the United States, that a vague
b seems to prevail, that Gen. TayloI
ready occupies San Luis Potosi, or il
on that city,
%uecliOn with thiss,ate Of public opin.
rticlei in the Washington Un,on should
dereI, from which it will require bu
genuity to discover a common origin
the paragraph and the rumor, and n.
at all 10 perceive that the injury q
iOr is the design oi both.
rlele alluded to, states in substance
Twelve monIhs volunteers, would b
by fresh troops sufficient to swell III
Gen. Tay lor's division ITO near 1900
nlormatlon imports to come from tn
Generals Office, and if 50, only prove
Adjutant Generals arithmetic is sadl
or else our rulers at Washington hav
extravagant opinion Of Gen. Taylor
lllty, as to suppose him capable 1
deserts and slorming batteries wit
p, fresh from the mandatory Of Rog'
larcy g. Co.
the truth is, fortunately, very easy
|, and we hope the fact and the fctic
least, be allowed to travel togethe
the Federal city, albeit at the risk
the sanctuary Of the above firm.
Vr regiments Of thu late ten have be-
to Gen. Taylor, and Of these even, b
ompanles have arrived, although Il
lnonths volunteers are being muster.
the utmost celebrity, But suppasir
pur regiments to be complete, and he
force that is even promised to this ,
the army.
ee and a half regiments above
d to, comprise "a
@inenis, consisting of the vir-
North Carolina, Massachusetts
lississippi "a
lpaqies ARTILLERY, 4
mpanieS Of Dragons 2
mounted Texans, about
81
Als' deduct for sickness and
casualties, at least 20 per cent H.
have Gen. T.'s effective force Al
'h'S small force garrisons are to
OF the longest line of communi
10 modern times, extending fr
Mexico "a the confines Of the
Soqd the sierre Madrs By strip
almost to the yerge Of total aband
eapOrdizing immense denots az nre