The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-02
Mexican Items.


from the N. o. Delta April ~
A eon5ieta from Guans juato mad arrived ut Mexico
escorted by forty Mexican drsgoons Inc smS onn
Another c.ndctc from Mineral del Monte
and FL Chico, brough. 50 bars of silver
Is,ssiated that tho General Hospital to be removed
fran Vera Cruz to Jslopaprobssy on account OF tne
approaching sckly sesson.
PRENcH BANQUET AT VERA CRUZ.
The French citizens of Vera Cruz were to give grand
bsnqust on the evening Of the 18TH In honor Of the
French Revolution. We learn from the FREE amerlean
the Ssh in homer of the Revolution Several Amer
invited The French consul was present, and,
like his countrymen, manifested his sympathy for the
liberal PRINCIPLES By which the Frsnch people will be
governed.
REGULAR MAIL.
The regular mail coaches commenced running be-
tween Vera Cruz and the city of Mexico the 10Th,
and will leave hereafter three times week.
FATHER JARAUrA ARRESTED.
The notorious Fatker Jarauts has ut LAST
been checked. letter from Queretaro dated April .,
states that tho fsh.r was arrested at Hu.ua by the
frefsct Don Cristebsl Audrade The arre5t Is ocial-
" announced Ia tho Tampioo Notieioso
ARRIVALS AT VERA CRUZ.
Captain Connolly, OF the Louisiana battalion, arrived
at Vera Cruz eDccrting the mail from Pue5ia on the
lath Inst Capt met with . great many gqsrilas,
but they made opposition his march He also met
which reported that the gusras had levied oontribu
ton Of $500 on tbsir merchandise.
o na tIs Th. ss
that Hays' regiment will shortly be disbandsd.
Col Bonhsm, M'jor Woods, Lieut.: Wilcox and Til
dsn two eher ofacsra arrived at Vera Cruz,
from Cusrnavacs the 10Th The health Of the troops
at that psco considerod good notwithstanding
yersl deaths had occurred from sweled throats
Three companies OF Col McLsllan's regiment Of Ten
volunteers arrived at Vera Cruz on tho l4th.
One hundred and thirteen n.n OF the Nav York voiun
Vera Crus on the sh, in the bark Nancy w. Stevens,
from Now York
it ia rumored that Gen. Cushtng's brigade ordered
TO Jalspa.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
This line OF BATH. ship Vermont which has been on
the sooEs at the Navy Yard Charesown for 10 or 20
years. is to be prepared for launching.
PHILADELPHIA, May l, 1913.
Fatal Railroad .4codent-Police .appoinimenis-Bank
Dividends, &c.
A dreadful casualty occurred about ten O'Clock this
morning the Reading Railroad. Tho locomotive En-
CINE which had bson employed in taking materials up
the road from Reading, when about half mile abo
the depot her return with some burhen cars contain
ing ss bsw ont the right side and Drown OF the fire.
box The regular engnser was not on the locomotive
bur William Magic, who WAS acting In that capacity,
with fireman named Christopher Gafasy instant
ly killed I've other hands tbs train dreadfully
man who was sitting the bumper at tho time was
blown fifteen fsst dtaaos, bat luckily escaped serious
one Of those at the the road
about twelve years snce From the fact that tho
lar engineer not her at the time thought
that tia accident resued in permitting the water to be-
come exhausted In tae boiler.
The police bill goes into operation to-day, and the
Mayor has been busy all day making tho selection Of his
officers The number of appointments is shout three
hundred
Aiyoung brought into court on sxturds y
upon charge oflsrcsny committed at Nanayunk when
the ocoTs recognised him Frank Hughes, who year
ego at the head Of gaog Of burglars and was
in the Aab Of ohalkng his sgn msnua with his compli-
ments the occupants Of the houses he rned Six bills
of,Lctmens for various offences Of this kind regis
tered asans: him and he wiz DO tried during the present
term
To-day the rhiladsphia Bank declared dividend Of
per cent the Northern Liberties per cent aud Bank
Of Commerce. per cent, tor the last six menths The
principal part Of city banks declare their dividends
TO. morrow