The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-07
THE UNION.

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headquarters, in order that discussing officers may be
named 10 receive and give acquitlances Tor the
qulances will be attested and registered by supern
Washington documents charging the disbursng officer.
with the amounts received by them respectively.
II. L, SCOTT, A.A.A.G.
Mexican officer has been detected in endeavoring
induce the soldiers desert military commission OF
which General Smith is president, and X. p Hammond
Judge advocate in session trying him for the offence
If he is found guilty as expect he will be, he will either
BY the order Of General Scott Captain A. c. Myers has
been gned to the chiefo the quarermasers depart
doubt but that he will discharge the duties the interest
OF the government, and with credit to himself
The improper condnct of some OF the officers of the late
Mexican army has rendered the follow ing order from Gen.
smith necessary If these gentlemen do not walk up to the
thing TO interest the attention oil newspaper correspondents
QUEEN sabe.
OFFICE CIVIL AND MILITARY GOVERNOR,
National Palace, Mexico, January IL, lSiS.
1t is ordered that all officers of the Mexican army all
tired officers also those of the corps OF National Guards
dence, Bravo, Victoria Hdago, Gaeana, Nina, and the
not parole, shall present themselves the office the
inspector general ofthe American between the hours
also ordered that all officers of the Mexican army,
of the abovenamed corps, who may hereafter arrive
the city, shall report themselves the aforesaid Office
within twenty-four hours after reaching the city.
This order is rendered necessary by the highly improper
conduct OF officers of the Mexican army
be in the city; and any failure comply with it will sub
ect the offender to the most rigorous punishment known
'i9 p IA ,h 20 owarnor. p p HAMMOND Seor.t,r,
ny INC h' - 'S'
Since the organization OF the new military police, an inn
poant and cedtable change visible In the order and
peace of the city.
Col Domnguez, OF the native spy company,
guerlllas arrived yesterday win letter mail from Vera
Cruz. On his way up he made haul among the guerl-
las nestng the road The following account OF it from the
Star OF this morning the correct report Dr. Kenney also
comes up with the escort as bearer OF dispatches from
washington 10 Geh- ocott;
"A little towards the leto santa re, Col Dominguez
cerained that there were some nifty sixty guerllas
der Col Aehopia, hoVerlng IN me Vciny lie charged
upon the ana ,iey ulsPeIseo without nrng gun On
the 9TH on the plains OF oaiao between OJo de Aqua and
NoPaucan, tne Pfopxleors OF me hacendas OF ST. Ger
Tuue oana oa, We, iequeslGo au Oh Vol Donihguez
IN their EFFORTS 10 hoerale themselves rom the obberies OF
Iorrelon ana ms party composed oil oo cavalry and two
American desertes. Inc coiohc with his escort OF az
men, charged upon thenl and after slight brush, put
hom completely to rout taking Cen Iorrejon, Gen. Mi
non Gen. Gauna, ana hve other officers prisoners, fifty
Mexican cavalry, and the two American deserters These
were all placed at the disposal OF Col Chds at Puebla
ing to San Andres 10 ION the forces IN that place, and
march thence 70 OrlZaba Pursuing ms course towards
the city the colonel upon entering the Pinal perceived
party Of gueras on both sides OF the road but
tackled On the l0tlhat Is, the day before yesterday
near the Venta de Chalco, Padre Jarauta with
some 200 guerllas."
few DAYS SINCE Gen. Lane went out some six or eight
miles from the city when a guerilla party endeavond Ia
paw their respects to him. but thew "couldn't come it.
unite Several other parties have been seen in This vcn
nv i,elv and Padre Jarauta ia known IA be about col
Jack Hay and his command have been out two DAYS and
have not vet returned His attention is especially directed