Washington telegraph., 1848-04-26
FROM MEXICO.


By the steamship Ohio, Capt Burns, arrived
late on Saturday evening, from Vera Cruz, says
the N. %. Bullr,in Of tho 10th inst, we have re.
ceved papers from that place Of 3Olh ull the ia.
lapa Watch Tower Of 26th. and the Star Of 22d
We find nothing Of great interest in any Of these
journals, but give some extracts below,
A train reached Vera Cruz on the 30,h, from
the city, The guerrillas are represented as still
being troublesome on the road,
The health the army is said to be very bad.
and that upwards Of $500 men were in the hosplt.
al,
The American army on the lst March. took
possession Of Chihuahua. The Governor Of Du.
range Is foHifying that city,
Col, wynkeop had arrived u, st, Angel with
his command
The State Of Puebla had voted for Herrera as
President
Paroles is sesrrtng himself to excite in.urrreton
at San LUIS Ills views are ia favor Of u mon.
afchy.
The Mexican civil authorities had resumed
their functions at fampco, Vera Grul, aud the
city Of Mckee, agteeaby 10 the terms of the ar.
mstiee,
Puts-r Rice. Of the navy, came passenger on the
Ohio. with depaIehss from the squadron In III,
Pacific
From the Star Of the 22d
I,sr NIGHf's Maft.--We received our usual
files Of interior papers last night, hut on pefusa,
they hardly paid for the opening
In every department., the utmost quiet prevails
--aniet that argues more 10 Us that some change
Is about 10 take place, than all the talking that
could be done. Matters appear 10 have approach.
ed that crisis In the interior, that often witnrss
II sea after q hard how--the lull eomes, and the
heavens arr watched with eager eye, for the iirsl
cbanrc-wh whether for an increased bow--or
clearing np Of the storm, We are not an alarm.
ist but We must confess that the present aspect
Of the political horizon does not suit US We had
rather hear them talk Of wHf, than 10 feman 50
PERFECTLY silent at this time. II IS Too strong An
Indication that action of soms important nature Is
being had. II may be that all will turn ont well
and II at the present la may be sleosedrd by a
gentle blow from the quarter shrts peace prevail.
eth But now none eau tell what The change will
be
Grs S.sfs ANS..-El Eco SAYS, he cannot get
away IN thu. packet. bu, will leave IL the nest.
QurErr.Eo.-.-Thr Monitors correspondent
wfiss thai there would very soon be dspalrs
rnanph pfesenI TO proceed 10 busaess Al the
mrtinr of nembrfs. on the 9Th. there wefs &c
present This, Il i Ia be- understood does not n.
.
cludf all " ho have BEEN qualiiird-lhr nun,hrf Of
the lslirf lr.ine 80. Another meeting has brrh
called lot Monday neat.
An escort had baen furnished to Santa Anna.
to conduct him To the port Of smbarkiiion.
An sipfess had arrived ffum Chihlshua, stating
that the Americans were marching Upon the Cap
tal. aud the people moving away. Efiieirni
measures are being sakeu to have tle sunislioe
faithfully observed
A QroIus --Lsiisrs came 10 the city last night
stating that = quorum could and wtold soou be
had IA the Congress Of Quertiafo The treaty
Will not be sooner there than the Necessary number
Of members.
Colonel Ghilds DEPARTED yesterday ior Puebla-
his Puebla-ihe Pu.bla he fought 80 Esllanlly TO
defend and did dsfsnd--snd the one he has 70
long governed.
Col Gofinsn cam. in from Pusbla yesterday
escorted BY Capt Lewis eomPany sf dragons