Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01

By way Of New Orleans we have advces from
Vera Cruz to the / 5h ulimo, and from the city Of
Mexico TO the 18th. B&&
The last detachment Of troops left the Mexican capital
on the morning Of the 2h General BsrIER and staff and
Mr. SEVER departed the day, and the latter
pected TO arrive in Vera Cruz the 10th instant On his
arrival at that place the cuslomhouse public buildings and
properly were to be turned the Mexican authorities
General BUrLrR issued order on Sd instant direct
ing oil prisoners not Of the army, whether Americans
MexcaIs to be set at liberty and Patrcio prisoners
to be discharged.
Commodore FERRY has issued order announcing that the
blockade OF the Mexican ports is no longer enforced.
Is reported that many Americans have determined to
main In Mexico, and not few officers have offered their SER
vices to the Mexican Government
After twice rendering his resignation Of the Presidency
Gen. HEnRERA consented accept il and took the oath az
Office on the Sd instant His Cabinet thus composed
State Department, Senior orEno Justice Senior d. jose
MARIA JIMEsEz Treasury, d. MARIANA RrvA PAIAcro;
war; uen. AaIsrA In his inaugural address Gen. HER
RkhA promises that his administration shall cultivate friend
ship with the United States, 'wh the LOYALTY proper for
civilized people, just in its policy and frank in its
He expresses the hope that his Government will be able to
maintain the dignity Of the republic and preserve the utmost
harmony with all foreign nations"
of Mexico the 18th. The American flag was taken down
In that city, and the Mexican hosed ia its place on the 18TH
under salues from the troops Of both nations General
WonTH and his division left the capital on the same day.
Several regiments of Mexican infantry and some cavalry
were under orders to march from Queetaro to attack Gen.
PAREDEs, and put down some Indian instructions.
The priest JAhAuTA was committing outages upon the
authorities had attacked military post and was raising dis
turbances against the Government Of the peace
with the United States II supposed that Jarauta is an
agent of Paredes and that the latter trying to effect re-
vouiion in favor of monarchy. Jaaua is also accused of
fomenting the Indian Instructions The number Of his fol-
lowers however, represented TO be "contempby nsig-
nifcant." Ns.a 90
Our troops were gradually drawing near Vera Cruz for
embarkation ships arrived There 900 men en-
campedat Encero, being the divisions and bgades under
Generals LANE, PArrKRsoS, and MaHsHALI. The health
Of the volunteers is said to be remarkably good .
The following regiments leave Encero on the l6h
for Vera Cruz and would probably embark on the Is, or
ed New York, LIST and I'd Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
South Carolina Georgia battalion regiments from Ohio
New Jersey District of Columbia and Maryland ba,talions
The South Caronans and Georgans were to sail for Mo-
bile the others for New Orleans.
Col. DoaIScUEz and staff of the Mexican spy companv.
formerly in the employ Of Gen. ScorT arrived at Vera
Cruz His soldiers 1875 in number were anxious to come
to the United States they feared the vengeance Of their
countrymen.
CRY OF MKxIco, JusE 9, ls4s.
There is but little news stirring. COL FAUsrLERor and
the Dragons LEFT this morning Gen. WoRrHs division and
the headquarters of the army together with COL SEWER
will take their departure Monday next the 18th instant
This will complete the evacuation Of the capital An hands
would have been days ago. the Mexcaas would
not allow us to "wak the captains office and settle
They will be here in this city Saturday the 10TH and we
will settle on the Ih, and ramos the 18TH Voss Har
gou Santa Annas old partners have finger in the money!
changing, somehow other They pay per cent for the
specie we have hand and then furnish the whole amount
Of the S3000,000 These oytongued gentlemen who have
been crying out English treaty. and who have been the
principal contractors to army into somebody some
how other You will recoIect that this Mr. Harpous is
the gentleman who the for almost every thing
consumed by army Pueba last summer and who cot
possession Of the letters Of gentleman to Mexico on
business having view to with the army which let
ers were captured by Of Santa Annals ancers This
also the house which lost for the Shannon indemnity
friend Of mine suggests that is unlikely that SAINT.
ANNA has been enjoying portion of the profits made by the
contracts entered into by this firm MUSTANG