The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-28

General Cadwalader addressed a letter 10 the governor
oil the State Of Mexico asking for the States portion
revenue assessed upon il by the American authorities
The governor replied that he would lend his coope
rauon to obtain IT, The legislative assembly have
pressed wish to the governor that action might be
had upon the subject.
Santa Anna is still at Tehuacan or was on the 2lst He
mas addressed another communication the Mexican gov
ernen complaining that his reports of the before
the ciiy had been correctly published &c. Something
in this address has drawn fo,h old General Terres. who
publishes long answer in the Monitor in which he com
Anna lis pity General Lane and Colonel Hays did not
pay him VISIT on their way TO orzaba, as they might
nave furnished him the subject for another yindcaton
Puebla.
letter from officer of the 9th infantry stationed
Pachuca states that he had just returned from trip 10
Tulane lingo, forty miles from there Jarana The
padre however had left the place previous
to their arrival, the head Of three hundred The
Americans numbered about ninety. From another
hear that ten thousand dollars were levied upon Tuan
cingo.
Iregre, be compelled to state the death of Major Ed
ward Webster. of the Massachusetts, volunteers and young
est son OF the Hon Daniel Webster. He left his native State
as The senior captain of the regiment and subsequent
chosen TO the post which he held the time OF his death
He was buried Tuesday evenng and the the
grave was deeply mpressng He universally popu-
lar, and will be as universally mourned His nterment
here but temporary, and his viii be conveyed
for v final 5, sepalnre to the land of his birth
-Four Mexcans have been tried before council OF
on The charge oil promoting desertons from the American
% y abn, S"s found " and I s %
war The third was sentenced to be shot and the execu
proved him until The Is, Of Febraary sF' ''' ~ '
Among the many games practised by the speros to de-
fraud soldiers Is the following rather ingenious
They soldier with silver, and Immediately offer
change American gold with him for the plata Nine times
exchange is effected they pretend to be dissatisfied
with their amount, and demand their gold back again.
This being agreed TO- they hand the soldier the
Der of dollars they received from him-b all counterfeit
This new way OF passing bogus they have pactsed to
detected in the act and accommodated with quarters in
prison
here on Sunday evening last with large mail and an
cot OF twenty dragons, rather amusing incident oc-
can. about o'clock the morning they heard the we'll
known Mexican hail of" QUEEN virs from house in the
party Immediately fell back and every preparation was
made to charge through the enemy On entering the plaza,
injured no and they immediately charged upon the
party and drove them inside house; While deibeating
Yankees; and reply being made in English, the door
Mutual explanations made and they parted each
party glad to know that the others injured
with '0% he viii Sns %
tangy Dan Marble Collins, &C., with him. &c.
MEXICO, February 1, 1913
Querearo by the 9th instant. On the 2ith uimo there
more left here yesterday The President had cir
cuars to the members begging them and the
Grafton Los Debates published at oueretaro, has letter
with thousand cannon ia every fifteen mem
had arrived Havana conveyed by four Spanish ships OF
vengeance the Yankees The letter doubtless writ
ten from this city, and emanaed from contemplate clique
who strann every prevent the mmaton
OF treaty of peace and who have organ here It's COM
posed OF number OF foreigners and some few Mexcans VINO
arc ehchng themselves by their contracts and VINO look
upon the withdrawal ofthe army under any
as e rulhous nnP hat could happen TO their INTERESTS
Ihey are comparatively few in numbers, however, and
nave ou! ie influence nnt the almighty dollar being
H., @ t,.ey ao III t.u oo'. ~ b.se
h " .u,i ,n S; rsoi 40 hey lenu ~ Soe
nau b r W ms I "s uliuoi '.'o ,ii;t
ann, ~, pers IN da,snt Of h" i,sJ states
sneaL IF "n,rsa Of ,ha ar H., , ,har h..
ol course, Oh lne Leaders OF he party nereere pc
onnosed 20 ne,ca ro ,.,;o ~, ,mJ ni a
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,araf ~ ,hsir corn.. nsi,;o. n, ,ha ,t;nna mad
- ,ha onntro Of Tho fIonisIa,,,ra han. comnets con-
and Of Tho danarnent Thn annears IN
~ e,ia oo nIaar ~ ,ha nund n, Is,,;n ne, Win
Gvor fron, ,nv nmartey of the rssnnhc 0 e ~ $3.50
0ianihei he overpor Of The State or Mexico b, been
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is raon,ionarv does NOT annenr IN be verv
L. r, ,.,aJ yt II il .a;d ~ La ~ the refnsa III
~ ~ oa% e the esus rhes oer "S6
IN nni,ar arrved hare vasterJav ,rom Tolnca in CHARGE
AZ Of the nj dr.yoons nnder com nd of Liam,
n ; and two or bpee Maxicans had been arrest
eli NV can Cndwaader in the act of melting our soldier
~ Jor, Gan q vii, nrnh,bv ba here in 9he conrse ri
I;s veal ~ - $50 fH' ~ 49,
o., NJ G cJ.rL. with hi. br;,ade IeG b.ra ,bs p,orn
inc to occnnv CmernaWaca which lies about iv miles 70
hs sonh,wpes, and cnntans nonnation ri ,hon, OoO
H. aJa cnnsiats n ,bs I inrntrv ,,nder M,;or Miler
liz III, ,nJar Ma;o Wood! InueIl,s la ,,et and
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