The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-27

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7a u ArAs June l7. II
Eas Won win see by tie date ii letter
from Vera Cruz and this, the most
SOf Mexican cifles. s5 ssx l5SS - is3s 5s
Of Gen Patterson division and the 4th Ohio and 70
Illinois are now the road for Vera Cruz ofln
with stopped in PuebIa until further orders and
Cen KeaTny, with his division in Perote Inc OBJECT IN
stopping to avoid crowdmg Jalapa
them where there was sufeency q age and
Butler and staff Col Sewer and suite and the oom
and asier Generals arrived here at o'clock
having left Perote this morning believe the Gene
ra and Col will leave tomorrow tie next day Tor
New Orleans They left Mexico the after the city
had been surrendered the Mexicans gentleman who
left the city ociock on the 18th that the Grand
plaza vi crowded with Mexicans and that the National
Guards were posted at the OF every street. and that
the utmost order prevailed the time that our flag
down the Mexican went the batteries fired
salute at the commencement OF which there was great
rush ID the Plaza but quiet restored only having
been occasioned BY the fears Of the multitude.
The citizens andthe National Guard still maintained their
resisting the of the regear
rumof having been circulated that LaVega who had COM
mand of Chapuepec and the Citadel had made Overtures
10 sell those fotIesse to the Pnros Considerable excite
oecasioned and yglant watch placed over him.
number of American deserters mostly teamstes who
had the orhe purpose of Tobbng
gers Increased their number to such force that they were
embodened to attack hacendas and small In this.
they were very successful and had taken large of
-. u sncs,os .bo ad
been in pursuit upon them and suddenly too, that
they thrown off their guard-twothris Killed dead,
and the half Of the other third taken prisoners. lnforma
tom having been given Gen earny he placed pickets
mi and IN one night succeeded in capturing
tbos ~ had he Ianceros They are now in the
castle Of Peroe If this party had not been thus fortunately
surprised and taken would have been the nucleus around
which would have formed OF the most desperate and
IS s.
- VERAyCRuz, Mexico, June ~, 1873
Eds Crescent Since last wrote you have been much
dposed and very dlsagreeabe sore on the palm OF my
night hand has prevented me IRON writing though indeed
little Of importance has occurred and the gentleman to
whomI conded my last communication promised he would
give you all the interesting Items IN this place. independent
The greatest activity prevails here at present IN the differ
en- u oue 70 " a = s.s
the Mary KnsIand and Fanny,
and some sail vessels will leave today The Z NJ Il will
take 400 PENNSYLVANIA and 200 other troops and the
amy V q 1ne &.
lid NJ sever and L Il probable will take passage on the
Fanny The greatest energy being exercised by General
Smith and ne : wen and ably supported py " Masters
anu ~ - Can .vIor has
ceiyed and gives satisfaction to both parties yet if the vote
taken here believe Gen Cas- would havea decided
majority 81
ols.ne second praeo 9 sno, one Of tne
j the tent n which the CAPTAIN was, and was ordered by
the Captain to des but in menacng manner he cursed
me Capain aer ana seslng eal ms nue.
mem v In behind the body were nbuman
II Murdered few DAYS AGO near San Juan Such affairs
frequent the road but il OF course owing to the
caIeessness q stFagglers. I,
agr anaenu Cen Rnsta
merte Vas ii command Of til forces at aueetero phi
The lst ARTILLERY logged today and received fifty
lases ese lad on toI tast Natal : Y session
= ~ Who etsed to
Dc duty they belong 70 Captains Milen and seafeld
companies. HoMBRE.
8,
,o;,,,, 3, i, o,r c;tu we notice
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llds peeiis lllue py WI. n. L.
Place for the rejny OF the American theatre
The house is to be newly painted and newly deco
rated througholtfhe interior. Amongst the various
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