New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
,EW-YORK TRIBUNE.
rom Nexico-Rumored Capture of Paroles.

The principal facts in the following Mexican
intelligence have already been received by Telegraph
from New-orIesns and published in The Tribsas but
the details viii be found interesting
Prom he View orle.s. Posyau~. Aus.
The steamship Fsnny. Capt Scott, arrived yesterday
from Vera Cruz the 9Th Elt. Her sdvices from the
Cspits are 70 the .sd-four days later than we had
previously received. The Is important but may
be told in few words-our restricted limits anc the
pressure Of news from other quarters would eon'rsn
us 20 be brief
Oficia and private letters received in the City Of
Mexico by Express from GuansJuso announce mat on
the 18th ut the troops Of Bustamente gained An I'M
por4nt triumph over the insurgents Ten hngn SUD
nitted plan of attack which was approved. The At
tack was made and the principal poiots defended BY
the insurgents carried.
Father JArauta made prisoner, and In obedience
10 orders OF the War Department he Immediately
shot When he was spprised Of bis approaching exc
cuiion he demanded interview with Gen. Ailon
IN which be represented 20 him that Paroles had ~
his hands several prisoDe All Of whom would De slol
the life OF his second in command % De ta1eh
He tired other OF saving his life but the ofasis
Of the Department were 700 positive and were -
ngidy into execution II is repTesented tnai ti.' ~.
Of justice has entirely Disconnected Paroles i' n..
followers but this comes 20 us from Cove ~. ~
source The Official dispatches menuon M ~
scOundrel Jarsuta psrtOOk OF the iast SIC Hn' -
the Church prior 70 his death ~ith eA.'sIts - =.
His remains were buried with the honOrs Of war 1u' "
MS rank. 49,. 49,, .
ing oftbe 18th without encountefing any fesishc -
,hs f,,ces of the insurgents were already ol7Pef-ro
-, ..d,,a hsving concealed themseigc3 re soon ~
,bey heard Of the execution Of Jaragta r." prison
ers we're rnsde but Of them Of note, all te priD
cipsls having escaped save Jafaula Inc "ostfD'ehl
surced 10 he utmost diligence % ferret out the iug
yes that they may be brought 10 strict account Tor
thertreason. $3.50, ro.,
The Istes dispatch from Bussmenie s dated the i9ih
ia he says that Paroles. with few attendants, hca
early in the action and that he had dispatched troops
10 pursuit OF him body Of troops had been ordered
10 Lagos and another % Aguas Calentesi 10 arrest
Paroles II possible. and 10 bold IN check any VINO
might be disposed st ~ assist has waning iOIiun3
Capt Scott OF the Fanny informs us that wnen NJ ie
Vera Cruz report was current there that Paroles had
been taken and would be shot We think the ruinof
doubtful.
We have before us Minons plan Of attack and Bus'a
rnentes dispatches but readers would derive niue
.s,sfaction from their peruss They will be able ~
nudge Of the desperate nature OF the conhict between
the Government troops and the insurs ens "neh We IN
form them that the part OF the former tnfee hsh
were killed and eight wounded
The pspers Of San Luis give accounts OF successes
obtained over the nsurgent indians near the hacenla
of Tapanco. on the 18th ut body OF 90 were De
fesed with loss OF thirty killed IN battle ana some
prisoners were made who were immediately snot
There ia letter in the Monitor from Upper cantor
MIA which represents that territory as exceedingly
Hourishing now tast ii has ceased to belong 70 MeAcO
The number Of deputies 70 the Congress IN HeAlco
nor being sufficient 20 constitute quorum, the Govern
ment had resolved upon the substitutes 70 tSNe tne
osths Of Office. I'm
A letter from Durango dated June -. says There
are .0O soldiers here and among them 5OO or ~ amer
can deserters. Gen. Urea is cOmmsndant Inefe arc
400 or 900 Indians in the State who are marching on
the City of Durango and the inhabitants arc much
alarmed the Indians having cut on communications ~
the roads. "a,
on the 18th OF John Henderson, British SUBJECT VINO
hard resided there many years and accumulated large
fortune.