The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-07
Inte,cst,nE rnteIlIgence &. om nYexlco

headed by Paredes and Jarauta at Lagos Should this
number BIO insufci- MT queu the revolt the govern
ment would despatch 600 troops more with fourteen
pieces of artillery The legion of St Patrick formed
Lagos had delayed the departure of q conducta from
Queretaro, which they were to have escorted
AS there are deserters from the American army
In Mexico than for tie ranks ofthc legion,
posed TO incorporate portion of them into the
police force of the city of Mexico. These deserters
evidently a main stay Of the government kind of
Swiss Guards, which promise to be very bic #
they will but adhere 10 the administration.
An incurson al 1000 Cana inches, from the drcct ton
Of Paso del Norte to the interior apprehended in
Durango and they raising heaven and earth to
meet them The clergy Is called upon to contribute
money, and the laity TO enlist.
When Pena Pena left Queretnro, under escot
for the capital Of people took advantage of it TO
make the journey in safety The roads in all directions
are beset with robbers and outlaws. The Mexicans
have just begun to speculate upon The projected rpab
scheme not knowing how extensively the owls
General Minon had marched to attack the reyolu-
tionists at Lagos, but having only 400 men, while ia
rauta had collected twice that number, Mnon deem
itprudent fall back to Leon This revolt of Jaran q
Is giving the government more trouble we imagine
than tie papers like to confess We find many allu-
Jarauta audes to the latter in his proclamatons rs
indication ~ the weakness of the government
while lie probably foments them.
The MeXichns congratulating themselves upon
tho recovery Of twenty-five pieces Of artillery taken
from them at Conireras and Chapultepee 1t had
carried the m of rs trophies.
The james Day, arrived, reports steamship Mas
/ d
22d-shp Sabatis and brig Mary Ann for tlis pot
soon schooner Velasco, with troops ready to sail
23d, at o NJ, passed steamer Portland, bound TO
Vera Cruz 18th, ut p NJ, passed steamers Hercules
and Ocean, standing to s s. Enc steam-supposed
to be cleansing boilers also during the passage
Pasenge by the James L. bay Colonel c. w
Hughes; Colonel J. j. Fay Major Kenny Surgeon
field Doctor Brinsley Lieutenants Corcoran, A. +.
Hopper, J Thornton J.; Carr, Steel, Henry, r. c.
Harper and Griffith Captains Charles Nayor Barney
@. w. Brown, 7. B. Schefer, Erhman, Walser c.
Battalion.
The steamship Mary Kingsland arrived yesterday
rom Vera Cruz with about four hu ndrcd men of the
Pennsylvania Regiment.
The schooner Creole arrived yesterday morning f,om
Vera Cruz bringing over companies b, II and X, NUM-
York Volunteers under the command of Major g.
Dychn.an. The officers on duty with the detachment
Dorntonville Vincent, Cooke, Rafferty, Waugh and
Demsenburg. These troops are encamped at Carroll
The schooner Athos. Capt. Worth, also arrived yes
torday, with companies d, H and K-ls0 men in all
Athos spoke the chip America, hence for Vera Cruz.
The Athos brought over the following passengers -
Lieutenant Colonel A. s. Williams, DR.. Lomoke
Assistant Surgeon; Capts. Grensel Dean and viii
Iams Lieuts. Pitcher A. Com Whpple, Roberts
and Brownell Mr.. Robt: F Hunt, clerk in Pay De-
Department. Vera Cruz.
The u S. steamship Fashion, Capt. Morgan arrived
yesterday from Brazos Santiago having left there
the ed inst She brought the following passen-
gers :-Brevet Lieut. Col. Bragg. Major Cass Sd Dra
goons, Col. Wilcox, Capt Hunter, Capt Mcdowell,
and Messrs Gillespie, Thompson, Anderson and others
we have the Motamoras Flag to the 2lst instant,
but it Is barren Of news. Major Brice Paymaster
rived at Matamsras on the 10th from Monterey
ARMY INTELLIGENCE
The United States steamship Virginia, arrived at
New Orleans on the 25th ult, bringing seven compa-
mics Of the Palmetto regiment from Vera Cruz. The
cabin passengers were.-Col A II, Gladding aud SER
want Lieut.. r. G. NJ. Donovant, Major X. S. MofTat,
and servant Lieut.. J. Walker Regiment Quar-
termaster; Lieut. Joseph Abncy, A. Regiment Com
missioner Subsistence; Lieut.. Ralph Bell Adjutantr--
Captains p. s Brooks and servant, VIM Bandins and
servant, Jos Kennedy VIM. De Saussaura and servant
j. II. William, VIM Lilly ana servant Jos Cantey
servant, }. Davis, Curtis, f. McCaskl L. Viewer s.
Rowe, j. C. Higgins, J. Culbreath. Captain S Mellow
an ana servant g. NJ Z, s Army j. r. HusSey AID
Let's Barnes and Jonkheyne, interpreter. Surgeon
c. j. Clark and servant.
The u. S. steamer Fanny, Capt Scott arrived at an
early hour this morning, from Vera Crus whence she
sailed the I'D inst. Major General Butler, Com
manderin- Chief of the army in Mexico, with his staff
and the Hon A. H. Sewer, one Of the U: s. Commits
sioners to Mexico, passengers in the Fanny The
following gentlemen also came over in this steamer;
G. W. Lay Lieut. j. B. Butler Dr. Craig; Payma tiers
Stewart, Ringgold, Leonard and Cunning; Captains
Grayson and Lieuts Blair and Rhett, Commissary De-
partment; Major Gait, I'd Artillery; Major Caldwell,
toltigeurs; Surgeon Satterlee, and Capt P r. Thomp
son, LIST Dragons. and Lieuts NJ. L. Smith and Hard
castle Typographical Engineers. The Fanny also
brought over one hundred dischargsd soldiers and
been fired from the public squares in honor of Gen
Buffers arrival.-N o. Pic. Ertra, June 9th.
THE HEROES RETURNED FROM THE WAR.
The New Orleans papers are filled with accounts
OF the returning warriors who are rapidly arriving
In that city, on their way home.
GENERAL WILLIAM O.. BUTLER
From the N. q. Delta, June 27thl
leo, the gallant veteran. General William o. Butler
arrived yesterday, in the steamer Fanny, and was
received with salute from the Battalion of Art.
laru Ao Daa knnvv hat fha Cana
was ready to receive his friends, q crowd Of our
citizens eagerly poured into tho parlor of the ST.
admired chief whose name and reputation assoc-
aed with the glorious deeds that have rendered our
the most cordial and graceful welcome. His manner
and person are very striking, and strongly remind one
in this or any other country in empresscme IT, ease
warmth and even elegance Of manner Gen Butter
stands erect and strasht his head being thrown back
and very bright hut with its daring there is mingled
mild and benevolent expression, indicative of the kind
of the The carriage Of the General is that of
gentleman Of military precision and bearing softened
and modified by that and polish which much in
tercourse with the world and cultivation of all the
duties Of hospitality calculated to mpart There
to the welcomes and COMPILING Of his n
which sre very impressive and pleasing
Preparations, we understand, are making to give
Gen Butler public welcome during his stay IN this
city. Bc will remain for about two weeks. General
Butler Is very popular among our citizens, and we
trust his sojourn here may be rendered pleasant and
agreeable.
THE HON. AMBROSE H. SEWER
From the N o. Picayune, June ~
The Hon Mir. Sewer one Of the commissioners ap-
pointed for the communication Of the peace with Mex
leo, arrived in company with General Butler bearing
with him the ratified treaty He, too, was warmly well
Somcd Urable to tarry here. and yet so debiliated
BY recent illness to be compelled to forego the quick
sst route to Washington, he left last evening the
steamboat Sua for the mouth OF the Ohio where lac
wi take the rt boat that offers for Louisville AMI 80
on to Washington. In the time, hc forwards the
treaty and other important documents by DR. Rayburn,
who will leave to-day for Washington, by the mail
COL. BRAYToN BRAGG.
We might here enumernte large number Ct officers
who now in the city fresh from Mexico You meet
them every hand and to all classes tboy objects
of curiosity and generous interest. The country is
of he dccd hrau mil