The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-05

whilst In this country, yet he universally beloved
whlrtlying, and sadly lsment.d by his little band of
determined, as u company. to his last remains
to his native State there to rest In peace
pce apsain Company comps "a R.s 1S ono vvis
r. S. By reason OF his death, the Glowing promo
tions have taken place, whilst Lieut. An to
captain; Lieut. Moses to be LIST lieutenant. and ID
sergeant to be lieutenant A. ANDREWS.
ct stage leaves the city Of Qusretaro for Mexico
that Is not robbed One was lately plundered in which
was one oil General Herseras cab net. Many robbie
res and other ouirages daily committed in the
city of Mexico, giving the police full employment
my, and to be restored under thu treaty, to be
tuned Yer 10 commits sion. composed Of General La
Vega, General Jarero, and General Dosamantes. The
appui ntment of La Vega-our opinion of whom has
b." repeatedly given without reservoirs hailed
act Of eminent justice by the Mexicans On the NOR
ing Of the 9Th inst Ignacio Jauregu and ST. Arte-
. we're arrested in the city Of Mexico turbulent
and sedtious and sent off to Queretaro.
IF ON the NO. Picayunc, June %
The u. s. steamer Maria Burt, Captain Rllle
rived yesterday from Vera Cruz having sailed tue
4tb iDstantthe day before the British steamer left
The foil wing officers Of the army cane passengers in
her-Wm. IL Polk, Major 81 Dragons and bearer of
dispatches to Washington: Andrew j. Dorm, Adjutant
Sd Dragons; Major Winship, A. A. General Capt.
j. ii. Walker, Of the Votigeurs Capt J. T. Roland
Lieut. II. II. Rash, Lieut. ID. T. Van Buren, and Lieut..
Stewart "a Artillery Lieut.. p. v. lIagner, Lieut. T.
T. s. Ladley. and Lieut. c. p Stone of the Ordnance
Army, and DR.. Gaines, 9th Tennessee Votigeurs
The steamer also brought four discharged
he adyices by the Maria Burt not late as we
published yesterda, morning.
Cart Riddle Of the Maria Burt, nforms.us that
the 10Th inrt about six O'clock r. NJ, he tho Bri
thh bark Defiance Capt Stears, in flames in West
Bay, about forty. eight miles w. w OF the s. w.
Pass. Capt. r. passed within mile OF her. but
ing signal Of dstress did not stop After proceed
Ing somc distance, Capt X. returned to her and went
ashore in one of his small boats and Capt Steers.
his first mate and two boys They stated to him that
the had set fire to the ship in three different
places and then took to the long boat Capt Steers
only saved the provisions deck and five six bales
of cotton. Capt Riddle left s. about IL O'Clock at
night Every part OF the Defiance then in flames
fr Liverpool with cargo consisting OF $50 bales cot
ton and b234 sacks of corn. She cleared by Z
Maxwell Capt Steers would reman in sight of her I'M
il she went down.
New ORLEANS, June %, 1913.
The steamship Palmetto arrived yesterday from
Veia Cruz. Our advlces from that city are to the
18th, her day OF sailing
"A formidable conspiracy has broken out in the
CITY OF Mexico, having for its object the overthrow
peace party, the party in favor of the late treaty
The work of assassination had already com
menced-fve of the prominent advocates OF peace,
friends OF the United States, having been muir
dered
the conspiracy is headed by General Paroles,
Ex-Presdent, and Padre Jarauta, the guerilla
leader.
All the United States troops were expected to
leave the capital on the 2lst June.
The Palmetto brought four companies of Mlchl-
gan volunteers.
Mi. Sewer left the capital on the 18th, and was
expected to arrive at Vera Cruz on the 18th
On his arrival at Vera Cruz, the custom house
at that place would be given up to the Mexican all-
thofies.