The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-29
Interesting from the War Quarter.


We have copies Of Ell Noteioso, Of Tampico, Of the
9Th and sth inst brought by the u s. propeller sscre
has received news from Tu.pan which mentions that
Com. Conner was preparing to disembark troops
there, permanently to garrison the town.
The Indian population, which in iusurreo.on ut
uasteca, had lately entered the village of Tsmshua
the number Of 600 and were threatening Tuspsn
They bad pundered the haciendas OF senores
They have arumor in Tampco that peace will be made
with this country by the month Of April They derive
it BY letter from Mexico. Tbs editor Of Ell Noeioso is
incredulous IN. o. Picayun. Jan. 81.
GENERAL PAREDEs.
We fud in the American papers Of the city of Mexico
of the latest dates the address of General Paredes to
his countrymen, dated in September last. We trans
lated 1t for readers when first received Our atteu-
ton has again been called to it by some who has
it for the Hrst time A correspon dent writes
us from Mexico that Paredes appesr. to have very
little strength With his countrymen Those men who
with him in sentiment take pains to conceal their
opinions while vast majority Of the people of the
country utterly opposed to his monarchical de.
signs N. o. Picaytne.
FIGHTING AMBASSADOR.
From the N. o. Delta. Jan. Is
Our readers already aware that Mir Doyle who 10
genuine son of the Emerald se" Is the British
Minister at the City of Mexico Queretaro or wherever
the locomotive government Of the Mexican Republic
at present exercising it's functionshe having b. ap
pointed TO that high trust in place Of Mr. Bsnkhead
who some time ago resigned account of i'll health.
MI Doyle was escorted from Vera Cruz the City of
Mexico by detachment of the Louisiana Battalion Of
Mounted Men, numbering only 40 men. under the com.
mand OF Capt Fa'rchd and at time, too, when 1t
was cCnsdered attemut
route with such force infested AZ it was by bsnds
Of guerillas friend who was party in the expedition
has communicated to many smusipg anecdotes par
ticuariy OF her British Msjesys representative, who
from his profuson Of true Mesan pluck was dubbed
BY the men Of the escort Queen Vic nghting Ambas
ssdor"-a cognomen evidently we'll merited
On the arrival Of the command at Perote the Go.
vernon Of the Castle urged on Mr. DOYLE
and the commander Of the Escort the proprety of
their Remaining there until a stronger force should
come up RS the route ahead infested by guerlas
but Mr Doyle being anxious to reach the Of his
Captain" said he, and be Us there's any fighting
going on, III take bit of hand in it myself" The
halted the next night within league and a half Of
where Gen. Rea posted with force of 500 Lsncers
During the esry part Of next days march the escort
was startled by the reports of what appeared to be the
discharges OF light ordnance In the chap rrsl thee
Of and close to the road The command was instantly
halted faced to tho left aud orders given to prepare for
action while the captain rode forward a short distance
to select favorable position for defensive
which to fall back In the event of their being attacked
by an overwhelming force At this stage of the game
the Ambassador was seen emerging from a window Of
the diligence with doube-barrelled shotgun in
hand, and Kind Of juvenile Uncle Alexander in the
other instantly eapipg his horse he dashed to the
side Of the commander of the escort excaimng Cap
and III crack their id heads for them " at the
time frutessy trying with all his might, to draw the
formidable weapon from the .hsath In which 1t had got
ensaugled but, failing Ia the attempt he again ad
dressed the commander WITH Only look here, Captain
what id mess Pm ip, surrounded as wa are by cut
throst guerillss and can't draw this Internal sword of
mine ~ After somelts difficulty the infsrnal sword
was however, drawn from It's sheath and prepared to
play its part In the bloody drama apparently about to
commence After remaining for rome time prepared for
action and no enemy appearing the commsnd esumsd
its march, and rescbed Nopalucan without further
lestatien.
1t may not be amss to inform readers, that MIR.
Doyle the son OF the celebrated Con Doyle who fought
under Wellington In the Of the Peninsula, and Of
whom the following Characteristic and welauthentoa
ted anecdote Is told On night after fought field
and while the Duke porting over some maps aud
plans OF future operations he aroused by the pre-
ciptate entrance into his tent of the cowmssa
ries his countenance pale and wo begone. like he who
drew Prsms curtain at the dead Of night excsim-
ing, with half breath, Your Grace Gen. Doyle and
his Internal lrishmen have bsen fighting all day, sir He
says they've A. hungry ~ hounds your Grace and as
they've been fighting all day they must have something
to eat. They look horrible, your Grace they're all
covered with blood; aud Gen. Doyle says If don't get
them something to eat he'll be id II he don't hang
on the highest tree he find ~ The Duke looked up
at the frightened commissary, whose trepidaion had
not yet subsidized, cooy saying, Oh Doyle said So did
he Then my good fellow, Id advise you to look out
for yourself for " Doyle said So III bs ID he don't
do IT," 10 Ia needless to add that Gen. Doylss" infer
nal lrshmenr were well fed that night.