New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-08
GEN cApwALADER AT ToLucA.
CONsPIRACYIN PUEBLA.
Preparation for the Expedition TO san Luis
PARTICULARS or TALEycIA's CAPTURE.
From the y. o. Delta.

Mu,sng froa the City Of Mexico 10 the Ism INST,
are unable 70 give third Of the letters o1o1s1' " ~ ~
Edith. - 49,. .-,-, ~.
train arrived on tie sh inst; at Vera cruz lon ne
/ civ OF Mexico. uncer command Of Capi CnAse Aa~
Lieut. vhitcomb They left the city on me o. - =
The Government train WAS 70 cave me g.! ~ -
inst bat Il ihoaghi hat Il could no' 90 - ' '
Gen. Marshall was ne, at Psro,e, which ase ne eiI
on the ilth inst. Col. Miles and ms JAN WIZ 500 "
/ Pero,e on the 18Th a., -. -
when Capt Chase was three days from Mexico one Of
bis men. who hsd been le. behind. joined MN, an
ported that great Hum5er Of wagons were 20 s
and that they were % accom- rany 81 eAPe-i'iOn WIN
was 70 be sent against Q1eretz-o. So. 49,. Cas-,
There rumor Al TAm2ico, on the isn, va. ~
sAAxars pronounced favor Of santa AnA ~ ~
Dictatorship. We hnc this in private iet'e' i'i ""
we are indebted 70 an Oh King friend. ..,, ,,.
Col Hushes Governor Of Jaspa, had prohloieo eel
&c Mexican gentlemen" from assembling IN hont OF ue
hotel called Posaia De Daigencss, rhs'e uley hA's
been 10 the habit Of insulting AIDES pass.Hs uy- -,
The Edith experienced srong uorth essiefy WHO'S o-i
Ing her whole passage aod was deiainel " '"7 'o wv
lie Eth brough; ,he bole. Of the following deceased
ocers-Aso forty sick and discharged soldiers TWO u
whom died on the passage. ~. IL :
Rgrws1 md sr.ith sth inf. Capt : Thornton, "a
drsgs. Capt g. Manson, III inf Csp, Ssp.,.n AP
butte: Capt Mckenzie. Il srt Capt NJ r meIriii, %
inf Capt Z. K. Smith. iit inf Capt " ~
C. Daniels, Wm Arm.irens, "a ~ LS1' p sIl
Lieut. Irons. Lieut. hoams9 leu Leu, s5,sS smith
4th inf Lieut Z. b. strcag j. fairy' w. Ayis'' ID
art 7 Cosisy.
The following persons cane as passengers;
Lieuts A. : Way and Iverson, Ga BAIT Joe John'' H.
The Dsa,, CORRESPONDENT Mustang" gives an order Of
Gen. Scott BY which the following list OF SEX wounded
aud reported upeumery ocers are directed to return
- their respective homes: 49,. 80,
Ma Y. sumner, q Dragons Ma Z. A. " alte' s,h
Infantry: Capt ". J. Hardee, 81 Dragons Lieuts H.
g. Arnold "a Artillery, Arnold h.f.y . Arery =. )
Emery. Mass Regiment, }. Ward henry. y l. soIuh
tser. r Clarke. ID Artillery. " G. Wsg.ey "a ORA
soors p A. Farreiy j-h Infantry, H. B. Cltz, ah Inan
u.s. Geo wsnwriEht .ih Irfintry O. Fiizsersld an
Infantry L. W Temp eton, jth lniantry. j. T. Slaughter
Voirs.urs. Cspt J. K smith. I'd Infantry.
Ile fulera u Capt Irwin took place on The On ut
nv order of Gen scott. Msi J l.. Gardner has been
appointed direct and Indirect taxes
70 be levied Tor the support the army on that portion CT
Mexico called the FEDERAL District;
A Mexican officer was detected In endeayorng 20 IN
duce the soldiers 10 desert military commission Of
which Gen smith President was in session, trying
him f1r the offence when the Train leil.
Tneimpr0per conduct Of some OF the ofcers OF the late
Mexican army obliged Gen. smith TO issue an order re-
curing ell ecers retired ccers, including those Of the
Natons Guards and who 81 all hereafter arrive In tie
city, 10 present themselves at the Office Of the Inspector
General Of the American army.
since the organization Of the rev military police, 40
important and credAble change visible In the order
ard peace eftse city.
Gen Cadgaader had arrived a; Tolues Mustang gives
letter from hA, place describing very graphically the
crossing Of the mountain hln and descent the valley
OF roucs. The country around the city IS very fertile
haciendas with farm yards grsnares and abundance
Of cattle proclamine the existence q more ADVANCED
civilization.
Concerning the inhabitants. the writer says have
never seen pacific looking people In All our pro-
gIess Notwithstanding the preaching OF Father Jlraua
who was lately here some thousand troops II Is s.d
left here approach, with the Government for Mo-
reis This Is capable " holding from 10000 % H.,
OO1 people but present has not many. IL pretiy
bu Is very clean, and il supplied with Cd water by an
squeiuct Nor have Eel, the degree VI cold Tor which
Is has reputation.
Yesterday the nth Infantry ordered to retrsce
their steps as far Lera, and occupy that place Ru-
says that the In which they quartered
suffered u IN the way gold vessels and the Genera
ihoush prudent 70 quarter the regiment where god and
silver arc GppGre hy unknown.
conspiracy foot IN Pueblo, 10 assassin
h;e the Mexican Governor Of the State Of Pueba Don Rs
phae zurss, By Gen. Rea and Of his worthy assoc
aes Their letters intercepted by Col Chlds, from
which II appears hat their first object wss to get Gov.
Izuusa out Of the way by assassination aud then murder
Of the peaceaby disposed inhabitants Of Pueba seize
the rsus Of Government. and proc em Rea Dictator
Gov IzInss is known 10 be strong advocate OF peace
The PROF CT, Tipped Ia The bud has caused ne olc~ng
PROCLAMATION be issued BY Col Chids, the American
Civil Governor aud Military Commsndaui Of that Depart
ment:
HEADouARTEss DEPaarMESr - PUEBLAl
PUEBLA. Jan. 5. 1912. !
PsocLAMATIoS Where's, cisboiical and bloody cor
epoBdencs has detected between Don Manuel Perez
yet unknown citizens Of Puebs with per
called Gen Res guerrilla Chief in which the said
Perez aud hs coned.rste mneno the assassination Of
the person who styles nm.sf the Governor Of the state Of
Puebs, well - many ofthe reacesby disposed zens
order 10 srise terror mo the whole ana
thtn for The said kea 20 pronounce against the state 400
General Government and declare himself Dictator; this
to give notice TO The Inhabitants Of the city OF Pueblo
that long 80 the troops Of the United states Of North
America shall hold military possession OF the city any Mex
lean or other person no. owing slesanee to the tated
States corresponding with known guerieros or With any
organized tsry body in srns asanst the forces OF the
United States will be consdered IN the light OF spies. and
any attempt furnish such arme bodies with supplies Of
any kind will be deemed viola ION Of good faith and
persons thu. detected will be REGARDED as in open hostility
against the forces Of the nted treated accord
ingy Citizens remaining 10 the Ct Of Pueba during its
military occupation by the United states troops enjoying
such military authority and any aid Of theirs eomprouis
ing their neutrality is BY the avs Of war severely pun
ished. THOMAS CHILDs Col U. A
Civil and Military Governor.
Mustangs letter. dated the l3h Jan. says;
The brigade Of Col Riley Il still at Tacubays, and the
brigade Of Gen Cushing AZ san Angel. No movement Of
troops San Luis take place before the t OF Febru
a-y even II Gen. Scott mos, arieny desired The
commsnt, before stRrts from here, must be fully sp
pointed for five or six months az Will take that time az
least before they would be sbe 10 mske road from san
Las Tampco. by which they would be enabled TO
bring supplies from the latter place. Al present they are
without Of the most necessary artees-eoihng for
such an petition. Gen Scott has sent twice 10 Vera
Cruz for IT, and both times has received very meage
suppy therefore be has had 20 resort 10 one OF the poor
ef procuring li-hayins II made here Capt; Nc
Kinstry the Qasrermsster Department has now about
900 and engaged in making clothing for the
soldiers and understand they will be- Al least until the
ls Of February before sufficient quantity will be ready.
Il Il very easy matter 10 move armies on paper, but
more difficult In the field.
Mr. Trist does go home with the train going down
TO morrow.
The gallant apt Walker OF 9th Infantry so severely
wounded Fl Mono Del Rsy, will be sent down he goes
In liiter-still bsog too weak 10 travel otherwise
The Vera Cruz correspondent OF the Delta gives the fol-
lowing particulars Of Yaencia's capture
Col II. " wynkoop. o. the "a Pennsylvania yolun-
tears having learned by Mexican friend that Padre ia
rauis and Gen. Rea were at TiAnepanstA, about I've
leagues from the City Of Mexico, applied TO Gen scott for
permission 10 take twenty and capture them. Per-
mission being granted the Colonel Oh the lst with
8 T.xas Rangers under command OF Lieu.s. Daggert.
Blfkes and Jones Upon arriving at and charging Tai
hapsnAa, and finding there they learned that Rea
ard JArauia hld lef FOR Toucs few hours previous 70
their arrival COL Wyukoop here learned that Gen. Va
ielcio ard his stan hacients some SIX Leagues
distant. lie Immediately Get on with his party, and
rived al the hacienda, which they surrounded. Admit
lance into The h0rse WAS demanded by the gallant Little
party, but 10 fcr time refused when Col. $ ca,
wounded Mexican cfce parole. opened the door and
assure Col WyukoOp that Gen Valencia had departed
that day for Touco but this not credited and hts
demanded 70 search the buiirg. Col. silica then
proposed deliver Gen Valencia the uext day II tie party
would leave. To this the Colonel would and
proposed 10 send oicer and eight with him 20
awai. their return. This proposition completely
plsset Col silica and Convinced Col W. that Valencia
really In the house Search accordingly made,