The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-27
BY OVERLAND EXPRESS.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

The u s. propeller Eudora, which arrived last
ming from Vera Cruz left the 10th inst She brings
two days later advces from the city of Mexico and
Vera Cruz-from the capital to the 4th and from
Cruz to the 9th inst The by her not cha
Eudora brought the following passengers Capt
Croghan Ker, ID Dragons; DR.. Coleman. Messrs
Wood, FOucher; HarkeT. and woodruff, Miss Fanny
Hubbard. and thirty discharged and disabled soldiers
The remains of Lieut.. Col William S. Hamilton of st
Francisvie, La, and of Lieut. Col Allen I'd Infantry
of st. Louis, Mo, were brought the Eudora 10.
Charles Kirkham discharged soldier from the I'd Ora
goons, of Chatham. n. Y, and Jos. Dougherty a dis
charged teamster formerly of this city died on the
passage.
FROM THE INTERIOR.
From the American Star of the Sd inst
Our papers from the interior last evening, do not
bring us single item of interest. The Queretaro pa
pers make no reference to quorum or to any revou
of private letter however which that quorum
had been formed and nothing prevented the NO
OF Congress but some religious pageant procession
Jarauta was at San Luis in the very best Of spirits
about leaving that city for Queretaro Blstamente
was employing himself in opening the mail from Do
lores to the seat OF government. The prevailing opin
ion was that the new Congress would despatch bust
ness and come TO decision in regard to the treaty in
very fow days after coming together
From the American Star of the 4th Mayl
FROM QUERETARo.
private express came in yesterday at noon, and
learned that the Government at Queretaro consi
derdby embarrassed. because the question had been
raised whether the Federal Government had the right
TO cede State portion of State without the con-
sent OF such State The States of Mexico generally,
60 in tooth-and-nail for State rights and it has
been some time apprehended that such objection
would be urged by the opposition.
We learn from Mexican authority that the Govern
ment Of Queretaro has yielded several points of eth
quette which they had previously held to, and Of
them the admission into their capital of an America
escort of sixty men with the Commissioners We have
been told however that the Commits sioners do NOT 90
up until advised the time by the Government In
other words when they ready to receive them they
will tell them to come
FROM ZACATECAS.
Rosa Minister of Relations has sent note to the
Governor of Zacatecas setting forth the urgency Of
immediate assembling of Congress, and that the
sponsiblty of the further continuance of the
rests with the Deputies who neglect attend-that
one man has it in his power to prevent the meeting
Inc Deputies from Zacatecas are or have been among
the recusants but if they have spark of patriotism
left they will repair to their posts
FROM SAN LUIS.
Paroles had left for Aguascaentes as also ID Irpacio
Flores under guard This individual il may be
bered is the who endeavored to create deserton
among the troops Of Gen Romero. Padre Jarauta was
in the city on the 10Th, attending bufghts
The Monitor says the American Governor has given
orders that escort Of Dragons shall attend the dill
gence every morning to the end Of its first day jour
ney.
The Of Lieut. Dutton has been decded and that
Of Lavery the Canadian Frenchman. is before the
court
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
The United States steamer Telegraph left last
ing for Vera Cruz. with government stores and the
foil owing passengers Lieut. Charles l.. Kibburn Capt
Sitgreaves and servant, Capt II. Key, Capt Beathel
and lady Lieut. Hull G.. w. McLcran and lady. w
Bowen e. q. orvier, J. Martineau The United States
schooner Gen Patterson also left last evening for Bra
zos Santiago, with government stores. The United
States schooner Sarah Jane leaves this morning for
Tampico with government stores.-N o. Picayune.
lin inst
The steamer St Paul arrived Mt New Orleans from
st. Louis; on the 18th inst, having board Lieut.
Lambert with forty men and horses recruits for
Illinois Mounted Vount
Lieut. Maclay at Rochester has enlisted for the Un
ted States Army since LIST Of January ls47 293 men
The second Pen nsylvania Regiment Of Volunteers
when IL left Pittsburg numbered 1137. including Off
Its effective strength on the 3lst of March was
$780, The number Of ordinary deaths 2l3, killed in ac-
ton died Of wounds is discharged 1874 transferred
13 deserted 10, resigned 2-total 4yS