The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-29

The command Of Capt Lswis IL now attached to nv
command, and proud am of such soldiers and gentle
four contested fights and the man IA not vet known Who
faltered In the darkest hour.
Il | had time would write many Incidents connected
with our marohes through the State Of Pueb But the
oxprsss leaves Ia Is minutes and must close.
hung three gu.rrilleroes robbers yesterday on
avoraby dispsssd to peace within the last few weeks
N B. have just this moment been crsdibly inform
sdthnt the President the Republic Of Mexico has
fused to recognize the act of the Commissioners at
Guadalupe ON the Sd inst So there no peace yet
FROM VERA CRUZ.
from the N o Picayune Feb 2O1
The u. = steam propeller Eudors, Capt Davidson
lett Vera Cruz Oh the 18th three days later than
our previous advcesand up the river yesterday
morning Our letters from Vera Cruz are to the 10th
inst the day OF sailing of the Eudors An express ar
rived at Vera Cruz the morning of the l2th from Gen
SCOTT having left the CITY Of Mexico the morning Of the
press to have brought down duplicates of the
the Eud1R. cabin
Lieut.. Hugh Reid, Attn Tennessee regiment Lieut. r.
g Griffin: ID artillery Lieut.. J. J. Mallory u 5. A.
chansen regiment N.sts
U sA.; Mesrrs Wallingham, jacob, and Dull, from
After the above was In type the schooner Missssippi
Capt. Clark arrived in port from Vera Cruz having
left there On Monday the l4th inst.
DISPATCHES FOR WASHINGTON
(From the NJ O. Delta, Feb 2ol
We learn that bearer Of dispatches In three days
from the city Of Mexico arrived at Cruz previous
to the sailing of the Eudors The dispatches came over
on the Eudora and were forwarded to Washington by
yesterdays mall.
FOR THE SEAT OF WAR
[From the New Orleans Picsyune, Feb. 90.
The steamship New Orleans, Capt Auld will leave
the Barracks this morning for Vera Cruz She will take
over Capt Shower and his battery artillery guns
carriages wagons, horses and every thing complete
Capt shower, who has greatly distinguished himself In
the Mexican campaign will have his corps fine
% in the service The following passengers 20 over
on the New Orleans -
Capt. Martin and clerk Lieut. j. l.. Henderson A. l..
Fober Lewis L. Southwark Lieut.. Stewart Lieut. Ches-
ter with detachment Of troops James Flower James
Brant, II. Berry. Capt Shower, M. Mann, H. B. Hen
negar, Lieut. !. O. Beckwith, Z. l. Doblesten, f. P.
Monroe, and f. Hill.
Tho schr Hornet Capt Arnett, will also leave for
the Braxos to-day with government stores.
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
Brig Gen. Jones' Of the South Carolina Militia pro-
to be of ten each to raise company to form
regiment to be sent to Mexico to the relief OF the
Palmetto regiment IL entire regiment cannot be
raised he proposes to make up q single company, for
the purpose CT relieving any company In the Pei
meto regiment who will signify willingness to return
home.
NAVAL IATELLIGENCE
Orders received here yesterday for the sailing Of
the United States steamship Allegheny, Lieutenant
Commanding W. w. Hunter. The Allegheny ia ex-
pected to sail todsydestination the coast OF Brazil
Commander Charles Lownes who Is ordered the Ger
mantown. and Commodore Levin Powell United States
Navy arrived here yesterday from Baltimore took
lodging ct the National HotelNorfok Beacon FEB 90