New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-21
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F-o-, ,he y. D. Picsyune ism.
Their. yer, ts.o arrivals yesterday rom vera
Cruz-ths sh.p Chrstal4 Capt hania. l1' -uen 80.
on tH- an InsL and iA- q steamer " 49,, -,
"a das-. from ihs City o. Mexico S- 20 ne ''H
four day. ater thaa brought - ne 80 81. ,.,ieo A..
Mr. OXFORD ore q tb- Commissioner % u Ale5 a.,
rived It Vera Cruz on The mofant o. ne - ms, IA
loon on me 81 -. A-tsot ca u1rgsn Of The
r5th Infsuiry. arrived -ish Mr. Cin-fo on ms '''N
60 White 9th. Loui,ians Mounted Msa arrived =,
Yer, Cur on me 5lst alt "a eight Gays from tue Cy OF
Mexico he w.. stared one cay - ~ yltn,,os 20
whom &c are Indebted fur much niofmad9- IN nc
r. verg kindly communicated assures 10 inst me sem
- oifon among those MexicsnsOf lne nst elise ~tos'
is5yr.pt = considered eoof that the Treaty Will NOT
b. lined ~ th. Mexican Congress Ia fs-t the members
are intmdaed bT the F9fnacr ara VIII h.- uai7 ~ '
tor the Treaty So ssy- cur informant ID. -. A.,
Ia anfcipai that the arm, might ilii leA i w.
leo fhe P6r- CCmm.ssry fusba hia received orc
Is early the 2uh u from heaiq ~ e'lLs0s .ol
rs 00O Taons be delivered ~ fn1mrni- ul-ice io
Pueblo bad lso csived orders 70 nave transportation
ready At Psrota similar 0rrers had been received.
a v-rv lsrs- Mexican tram, Insisting OF smc ~ y a.
n and about 900 mules stt Vera Cruz tor Mexico
on the 29h 50th and 5s ut The American ir-in le On
the 80 install under command Of Major LOOMS To-
Free says the hrst train attacked the nignt
Of the o b, sud seven pack mules we're ts'sn oJ th7
After santa Auaa had been escorted by Col Hughes 10
the h4renss OF Fl Eucer0 the property o. ne o,ms ne
remained there ti ihe "a Inst when ne le ,0i
north o. Vera Cruz where ne smoAAea on th7 IN
span sh brig for 1gston Jamaica - some &C
say; others make Htgana h' d-sinAtion IL hA
hitherto been understood that ne would proceed 70 -
Tbers Vas much excitement st yera Crlz on the 5oih
llt 10 having been discovered that "a Lieut. joan Sntn
If Cast VOTES Company Of Mounted Men hs1 deserted
tzkins with bin seven Of his company. The sane
day Capt White pursuit and got wind OF the tus
v.s 90 IN. Orizsbs road hut eou overtsks them
The evening one Of the number Setgeant-a
youth Of about uinsteslrsturnsd sad related the io
\ loving.
smith and the Others told him they going out to
hunt and he accompanied then under that IMPRESSION
D INIT th-y g IA
Smith called halt sud made known his ntent9n Of JOIN
pz some robber band The s-rg.sut tod him tnat be
/ would not desert-that be would die frat They hen
/ told him he die. He gave them his mussst
/ but mon farther consideration they concluded 70
I let him 90 Giving him owlng piece, which he
could not for wsnI Of caps, they allowed MN
On the morning OF the ist insN they el nv
the hands Of ZsuobiA CenO1ia the great suerrlia
chief He doubt thinsins thst he ives roober enough
for III. Toad and unwilling 20 place confidence 10 men
who would desert their coUntys standard would NOT &C
ceyt their services, but kept them prisoners ne $50
rmsd iatey seat word - Gov Wilson VINO alspet'neu
Capt Kerr With bis command % Escort the WORTHLESS INTO
Vsra Cruz where they arrived on Sunday, the "a INST
Since the deserfion Of Smith some men haye recognised
him who hiss been qusered 81 the expense OF the
state for length u time certain strong house lnaer
The direction Of warden for being concerned with oth
ers 10 sppropriaus to BIS own use large qaanny Oh
fluids not his own There good deal Of speculation ~
20 what Gov Wilson will do with the elbow IL Il great
y be hoped thst he will not let MIN on with npunly
Our c5rrsspondent a. the Capta was on OPINION on ,hs
18th ut that the Court u Inquiry would sd3ufn 20 hs
U0tsd within three or four weeks At tthest Gen
Butler Is determined ~ send MI ls oIt 9 te ooun.J
possible and had demanded Of the Court that
N U
The most notable event 10 Mexican affairs At last &C
the attempt Of Cen Parades 70 ssl up ieV9u
too 10 san Louis Potos he II represented ss a1su ~
the ssntsnsss and m9usrchis' The Star OF the % ut
represents him - applying 70 ne gos,fnmeni AZ
for permission Of reside a. san Lulf-fasdss 10 ns
meanwhile lying Perda The ex Governor OF san LUIS
Adame, was In cOnnyance with Parades.
The from San Luis IS TO the 18TH when
Adame arrested and sent of under strong escort 70
Queretaro. by order OF the General Government tns
said 10 have caused very crest excitement 81 san
Luis against the Government =, ,.o,..Lt
On the 18th IL was reported IN Mexico thtt aIeoe' n,
had been arrested by the overnment and Gres saus
lection expressed this result as 1t seemed 70 pre-
mise the restoration Of order The news Of ms arrest IS
however, Al the least premature athouEh 10 wss
she Monitor Repabican0 OF the sd ut Letters OF that
date from San Lui, say nothing aoou, thea res.
The star lays before its reacefs variety OF
about this Paroles We have no room Tor al
Of IT, but give much as We can An Agent or 20 minis
Of the Government AZ san Luis informed me sec
reary Of State that Parsdes representns himself 50 an
object Of by tho foreign enemy reached
San Luis the ID March, signal hfs slFlnE nouce vi
his arrival which Immediately set his friends In motion
The eoHnandanfe ana Governor were alarmed and took
immediate measures for the prevenlo on any 'sdltlou
movement Paroles Informed that his unexpected
unreasonable presence would be the means Of disturb
ing the public tranquility His reply dlsconntenanced
every wish OF the occasion OF disurbance
/ among the people Indeed the Commissioner regarded
Paroles friead OF The Government and made tender
u the OF eXPresdent to the supreme author
tiles He thought n they accepted it would quiet
the public mind excited az 10 was BY the movements OF
/ th- anarchists
The Star Of the 29ih ut in announcing the arrival Of
the Deputies from Gusdas1ars at Queretaro, says Ihs
Congress will soon be pened with sufficient number OF
De- cutie. On the l3h ult hir5 members Of tbs whole
/ number qualified were IN attendance
From The American Star Of March 25
/ ZAcATECAs.--A letter IN the MoHn0r states that
a body 81 Americans had arrived At MszaPiL In the
State " Z.caecss Il not AZ n. serrs uernOsa, ana ais
patched party rseonnoter the ro-d 70 The City OF
Zae.teeas All the authorities did - see that the
safe aud did Tot fail into the hands Of
the advancing Americans. The correspondent oensufes
The authorities for their nezl seuce and Indifference
stating that the Governor is doing nothing but running
about snd trying u effect LOAD.
T. SAS LUIs-A letter from San Luis states that
500 Americas a sabinit0 their 10 San Luis
Their object protect the traders They took along
With them esht loaded mules and hsd wailed sewers.
days Szbu0 for others their return from osn LUIS
The Governor of the State hso made communication %
the Prefeet Of Rio Verde subject stating thst no
good, be allowed 10 be brought into the state except
such tssen BY gu-rerOs, properly commissioned
for purpose, and that al other persons should Do
punished.
The Monitor adds thst ,trenisen mounted Americans
Cedra the l4th, In Lscatecss, on ther way
10 occupy Maehusls in San Luis They sid they should
pay for everything they hsd and remain quiet The a.
csde OF the Mineral " Catorcss recommended the towns
ss they unarm.d. suc 81 the Americans came Ia
peace TO remain quiet I'll he could make representa-
lion 10 the Governor Of the State.
From letter dated on tho iotbi extract the follow
dispatched Tsmpco and has written to headquarters on
the subject II the export duty reduced TO per cent II
will certainly leave"
From the American Star Of March 80
The Indians, about 200 strong, came down from
the mountains and attacked the hamlet Of sierra Naeya
They committed al SORTS Of robbed all that they
could, killed hve set the prisoners ST liberty aud
thea withdrew short distance villsg- with the
Intention u attacking other In the ueighbor-
hood.
I DURANeo-The Osieial R,giier Of Durango contains
from the Governor hs Secretary Of the supreme
Government dated the lslh inst announcing the srf
val Of Go Americans 81 Parras was their intention to
remain In that place during the continuance existence
Of the war.