The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-02-18
From the Ohio Statesman
ycry la,e from the CITY Of Mexico.

ed by disturbances between some " lht
oululy soldiers aud the Mexlcans; greatly
TO tile reg et@of the more orderly. '"
have OILY room 10 day, for the following
which we copy from lhe Flag Of The l2l
Of )annaty.
Laie from Peru Cruz and Ahe Uailed Sla!ss
COD. -Dominguez, with seyeny of lI'
men, reached the city yesterday morning
at = O'clock, having left Vera Cruz On The
lst inst. Or. kenney comes up wilb 'his
escort asUearer of despat ches from Wash
,ngtoo to Gen. Soolt. We understand
tliat ,wosb bags N tie mail have been re-
cewed at tie post Office.
BY Ihls arrival e have dates from Now
Orleans to tie l7tn Decemoer, and from
Vera Cruz 10 the lst oi the ciirrenl month
GA 1he Cd OF Jan. Col. Wilson was TO leave
Vera Cruz with the forces that had ar,
rived al that tlne, and wilha consldera'
BILE tram to jpln the fTces Of Gen. Mar
lshall, who was atjasappa. lie left Vera
lEruz on The 5tl, ofDecemher wlih l1oU
men, rank and file, v.lz one reg nent leu
nessee volunteers, Iooi, SOU meni bat
TALON of Infantry, volunteers ard r'ga
lars, under Major W. w. Morris, 4'h ar.
tllery, Of abomt $40 men; battalion Of
Geolgla mounted yolunl eers. under Lieut..
Col. Calhoun, 43O men.
The joint forces are expected to reach
this CITY during the next week. A iillle
towards the lett Of Santa Fe, Col. Domln.
guez ascertalpe1 that there " as me Git,
or sixty gneTiIeros under Col. Senoba,
h"serlng in he cinIly. lie charged up
on them, and the. Dispersed witnont Gr
Ing gun. On the GU, on The plains Of
Saloa between Ojude Aqnf and Nopatu
can, the prpprlelors Of the haclendas OF
81. Getrudes Santa Clara, &c, request.
ed ard ofCol. Domlugnex in lheir eGprts
10 libe'ate themselves from the robberies
Of Torr,jon and i,s,parly, composed Of a
hundred and fifty cavalry aud two Ameri-
can desert ers.
The Colonel, with his escort of 70 men.
charged upon them, and after slght
brush, put them completely to route, talk
ng Gen Torrtjon, Gen. Miron, Gen.
Gauna, and Eve oiller officers, prisoners
81 Mexican cavalry, and the two Ameri'
can deser,ers. They were all placed a
he disposal Of Col. Ghilds at l'uebIa. 1t !
appears that Torrejon, when captured,
was abon proceeding to San Andres to
JOIN the forces 10 that place, and march
thence to Orozba. Pursuing his course
towards the city, the Colonel, npou eu,er'
is,g tile Pnal, perceived party efsao,-il I
leros on both srdes OF the road. but was
not attacked. On the luth--that is da, |
before yesterday, near The Venta de
Two hundred guerilleros. Col. Domi0guez
formed his men, but Jarauta put uf, wlth>
our beng followed, in consequence Of the
darkness which was Just coming on. He !
came on rs stated, and reached the cat,
early yesterday morning. The Colonel
has had quite an interesting trip from The
the guerAleros. aud OF course Just where
To Gnd them They stand in great dread
of him throughout tlle whole line Of the
road, and we uuly regret that Father Ja
rauta succeeded liz eGecung his escape.
FROM tie States have received sever
al items of interest, which wall be found
3 IA rnl Inn |
NOTHING from Congress slnce the election
Of Mr. Wintlrup of Massachusetts as
Speaker, aud of Mr. Campbell Of Tenn es. !.
see as Clerk Of the House. We however,
publish This morning, abstracts Of he Re
porls Of The Secretary of War and of the
Treasury. That of the former will be
found particularly interesting to every
one connected with the army. On look
iug over the correspondence in The New
Orleans papers from Washington, we oh.
serve that the feeling in the national me.
tropolis is very generally IN favor Of the
occupation "i the countr, by the Amerl-
can iroops. This has been the policy of
tile government thus far, since the terni.
nation Oi the arnistlce. aud II viii con.
unue 10 be so. That pulley too will be
nciioned ny the two House Of Congress-;
we have no donb, ofthis. whatever. There
is considerable change in the political
character of the popular braooh, but i,
will he fund, we have no doubt, on The
side of The administration IN the fltur,
prosecution OF the war. Mr. Winthrop,
,hanew Speaker, is a New England man
--H will he remembered he voted for the
resolution Of the last Congress declaring
that the war existed sby the act Of Mexi
CO. But we have no, space to enlarge
upon the subject at this moment.
We Will only add that the EngIishI
Courier is expected here every moment.
when sull later advlces will be received
from the Unile ed STATES