The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-31

tried by the order Of the acade and ssnepc.d 20
be shotwhich sentence saw duly exseuted on tho LAT

tried by tho order Of the acads and ssuteocd
he shot-which sentence duly executed on thu LAT
OF March The name of the dcfunct we. Frsa1i'o' or
Chico Moreno.
soon Perry hss commenr-d to 'sv oartcib on
ms towns 81 thr T.Sts. slz o. hysEado 5000 = sars
oapam $780, and tni, place. 500 p.r m1n,, rhs
steamers sptae and Vxso togsths- sish tue -unhost
Rsefer are hers st prs nt-all we'll Tn- vix eams
up for repslrs her Kingston bsing snessrai
30 aani' sree deal Of ve'-r, AZ Is The crs sno
spnre The Vixen Is nov repaired, and ths work upon
the spithrs VIII commence tomorrow that both
ses VIII soon be ready for activ. service.
Commodore Perry left Vera Cruz with llrgs foros
for Campeschy Marsh Id TO put th- Indians Of that
Sion IN more quiet Of mind thsn they now have
Other~se there Ia no news Of Importance N, Nexisan
In this quarter either dasirea or expects apeacs"
LATEST FROM VERA CRUZ
Tho ship Taomas Wright, Capt. Farran arrived last
p on tho nth inst having made the pas,a,s % the
w. Pass in eighty hours, sne briggs n-iths letters
nor papers but reports every thing quiet and
~ o. Pcoyyne, 1arch23.
[Correspopdepce Of ths New Orleans Delta
VERA CRUz Mexico, March 49, lsls Tho bsarer of
Dispatches, Mustang Mr. James L. Fr.sner. arrived
here Saturday last the lth inst from your city and
In the afternoon proceeded his way to tbs city
Mexico, escorted by company of tho Lousaus Mount
On "Wednesday next the 10Th inst tho mail will leave
here for the city Of Mexico escorted by Capt j. Con
molly with his company Of Louisisua mounted men
Capt. @. Is whole soulsd unr ssurng officer aud
general ayorit. since his arrival at this place h" hos
not been three successive days always
Iii pleasure to perceive with what regularity the
The d;rsction of Mr. n w Has,S IN S,, ps u unoer
He also in charge OF the camp aud garrison equip
age and clothing department which we'll and salts
train of about 40 wagons will eav. hare IN w.d,s,
day next the 18th inst for Orzsba will be escorted
G.nrs;a npnnt.a vonntpsrs undsr cantsin wopyy
ana on company "a asagoons, under the command OF
Information baa bssn rscsycd h.ro thst
force Of gressers" in the vicinity Of Santa F.
| with three pieces of artillery
IA nj w w n lar0a Of ha
rousdron nj Yucatsn and on his rctspn tn this n.c
understand he intend, r.urrng To the rnit.d st.,.s
Thsrs was n continual firing Of guns from the oastls
and flagship Cumberen nd yesterday In
of received of the death of the Hon John Quincy
believe it 10 understood here, that General D. E.
Twiggs, Governor will, ths lapse of the present
month return to the States | would not oe surprised
he left here on board the steamer Edith for city
eer the arrival of tho tron from the city Of Mexico
Will De no easy matter to md person to perform the
dnteo OF governor OF TINS pacs 10 the Satisfaction OF
all parties and so much to the benefit OF the public
vice, as Cen Twiggs and the Asst Adjt General, w.
j. a. BROOKS VINO Is Poise ana ass'duous In tho dis
charge Of thu perplexing duties of the Office Whom he
will leave who bis successor will be- am not informed;
theatre which was to have been closed opened ana
has been for the past few nights well and respectfully
and his two sons, also Madame Angelque formerly Of
tbs "Ravel Family" and Blr Psrsoe, Of the Elssler
e% %ps to ,omn,;r, hou,.. wb,c, ,.v. h., ,,,.,
here are well attended, and many victim" leaves
ono or the other minus his months pay probably more
rszing effect and ought no. to be tolerated It is not
be wondered at that this place is unhealthy notwith
standing the SEA breeze believe there Is not house
In Vera cruz with yard OF any dimensions attached to
it, and all the accumulated nuisance is thsrefors thrown
upon the streets, causing most disasreeabe stencil
II the filth carried away, and the streets well water
ed and washed every morning nave no doub that this
place would be as healthy ne any place In the United
states.
We have very fine horses here-that Is, Uncle Sam"
has-snd or pleasant evening we dent iet them lay
ide. Inc Desch, winch Is smooth ana level (ot course
Rot 80 hard s your famous sne road ana with one or
the fasest drivers ana pair OF mustangs mot your
MustangO we contrfve to Kill an hour In very snug
quiet way, - .-...- a..usue 49,
Last night or this morning it has ransd pretty freely
ard shows symptoms Of uipg bslsve to the joy
Of washer omen Their. is no news here Tho arrival
of ,tsar,er from vour ctv Ia gavs Welcomed evident
ly from the an IN which ia. propis vusn to
Mole wishing satisfy their craving sppe
ttss.
The v.ro crru nan.r. havs dats. from C.mn,.cbv %
M s,h IRA M ~ 20
Srencs .s.p ths comhsts,ts ,h. Ill, ,a,.,
and ever spesdIv driy. he latter from the oouotrv
New Orleans Picavune March2s
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FROM TExAs.-The steamship Palmetto which
arrived here night before last, brought us our
full hleB ofT,xss papers They however contained but
little news The Huntsville Banner, of the eth says =:
Considerable rain has fallen lstely In this section OF
some have corn several inches high vegetation Of all
kinds looks IL is ppossd that the rain that
has fallen will raise the Trinity, that
lts banks can be shipped to market Several OF the
planters this vicinity have stored thsir cotton at Gin
cnnati there has been no boat up during the win
ter Jt Ia reported that there will be boat as soon
as there 4, n ria. in the riy-r .'|
The Austin Dsmocret OF the 9Th ray, that by Cant
Rors who inst in from orrev,s Trading House tbev
fiom trip among ths Camanches and barely escaped
with his lfc Having ventured into tbe camps OF the
Iconios and 9th sr wild bands of the Canarchss they
eyipcsd determination to Kill him but were oyeraved
resr aimed by the friendly Indians who acsop aned