The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-31

be pattern to many our best regiments and they
not word Of command being given The whole piece
was resolved With shouts Of applause On Friday night
at Of the ladies OF tho sstsSshmsnt the male perform
ers being entirely excluded.
1h D.s .s rS body to-. s
their gsysst attire and the churches public build
ngs we're decorated with branches Of palm spruce
according to established customs. About O'Clock In
the Afternoon special courier arrived from Vera Cruz
With the Presdsnts message To-day party left fer
this and short distance the silver mines Of Real
del Monte understand their purpose il to collect tho
company The party consisted Of the 9th regiment Of
infantry, squadron OF drag0ons and couple Of pieces
wiha: 9th They return in ts. Or twelve days.
arrived here with Cen Lane and leave for
Vera Cruz tomorrow. The Mexican prisoners taken
BY our army in the valley of Mckee were released
Wednesday last BY Gen. sestt they giving their parole
Of honor again take agsinst which pa
role has received the solemn sanction Of the church.
several of them in the street Thursday and they
by the Archbishop and principal Alcads These men
were taken fighting the battles of their country and
they would have starved in prison. principal
and citizens city WED with each other send
costly food and dslicasss to the infamous San Patrco
dsssrters leaving their countrymsn to die of hum
GER for All they knew or cared This il Mexican graft
tuds On Tuesday last Mexican policeman shot pri-
vate IN the Kentucky regiment through the head and
killed him instantly He taken the guard houses
but examination it turned out that il was entirely
accidental, the soldier having given him q revolver to
look at when exploded in his Hands Us was rslsssd
The Ayuntamiento has been dissolved by order of Gen.
smith This step was rendered absolutely necessary
by the dupsity which has characterized their proeeed
ings towards the American authorities. The nsnie-
certain days, and the Governor ordered them be
held. The government at Qusretare, however, had
BY the American array and in obsdisnoe to shsss
dsrs the Ayuntamisnto postponed the elections telling
the Governor that It was dome to prevent disorder.
chosen whom the cid Immediately accused Of vio
lating the decree of the Mexican government. They
also accused the council slectof acting illegally before
Mexican criminal judge who decided thst the sss-
ton was valid and according to law Acting under this
stalled the new. The following ars their names:
LIST Ale.lds Lie. Fr.nsiscs q lriarts I'd d. Antonio
Gsray; Sd do. Tibureo Cans.; 4th DO Antslno Z.ru-
tuxa 9Th Miguel Lsrdo sth do Lie Augusti, Jaurs-
gui; 7th do, Ramon Aguilers; eth d. Lilo Justo Ma
M k "a lose Ms ann. "a a.. Aasa
FREDERICK Hube 9Th do, Juan faaces; eth do Tsodero
Eacsing; 7th do Caystano salas.r 9Th do, nspriqus
GriRon; 9th do Joaquin Ruiz 18th do, Pedro Wander
linden; II tn do Jacinto Psrs. 18th do Marco rorces
sindico Lie. Miguel Busnrestro; de, Lie. Isnaei,
Nisva
In the Reru5licsno, published at Guadalajara, il a
paragraph stating that Senior d Francisco Ribaud,
supreme Government Com General Of the Navy
Of the South whose station il established At Tepec until
On Srisa, night the ACTRESSES Of III. sp..S comma.
ny took benefit at the National, which occasion
they excluded n all the male rtoa Of the company from
piece was dolsfu TRAGEDY called Il Trovadsr,' and
there WAS any Quantity Of leg: displayed on the o..ason
commanded attention BY their plump proportions and
perfect symmetry On Tuesday the actors Of the
swap characters with tho ladies' and a. they say in
their announcement descend from the dignity lords
of the creation to the degree Of surrounding our
waists with the crafty ana dscsvinr pstsosts This
| will, no doubt, be rich affair.
so'Cloek, H-Ihavs just heard from good autho-
y that orders have been issued the departure of
the divisions Of Major Generals Butler and Patterson
the latter end Of this or the Commencement next
n N Inn Tu}u pntn nd ~
zctecas and the ether to town to the south east Of
and oil have BEEN enabled {. astS.r On Il.
The will take place As soon a. the quarter
rstaro Is not of much importance There has been an
attempted revolution there, which put down by
rngsadsrs are deermne cd to wait until Anav. leaves
the presidential chair which will bs ths 9Th Of jan
when Congress, meets and the constitutional President
will be declared Herrera 10 said to be the The
leaders of the revolt have written the and
legislatures of the different States dsncuncng Anaya
a. friend to peace The late law for the better rssua
fstion among the oosrs ana soldiers particularly the
tains long list Of the rssgnations Of different ocers
generals includsd-who appear think there may be
some prospect Of hght. Mora is about demand sa-
siaotisn from Gen Scott for his order relative gus-
rile'es The late municipal elections in this city sp-
They complain bitterly Of the election Of foreigners
INTELLIGENCE FROM SANTA FE
MIR Aubrey, from Santa Fe arrived ct St Louis On
the 18th inst Mr. passed Fort Mann in the night.
his camp was visited the next morning by Ameri-
who represented the state at the Fort so
far as discipline and order were concerned de-
porate Every man, officers and privates were going
it on their own hook Captain Psltaer was still in com
mand Col Gipin WAS at Fort Bent. MIR A was at.
tackled by party Of Mexican robbers short distance
from Santa Fe supposed to be band and had ten
mules stolen from him He was detained half a day by
Ave men in company with him but they were unable to
keep up and he left them His servant rsmsnsd with
dot ufSons h. 4.
tain he could have made the trip in twelve dsvs .p
from the ONCE Of the Santa Rpu5ican dated on the
22d says:-A great excitement town vestr-
day AFTERNOON in consequence Of Mexican being ar
rested supposed to be Cortss but turned ont to Re-
Miguel. Lieut. Provost with q small party of men LEFT
here night before last to apprehepd one Of the prirc
have not returned, There is also another expedition
sent but we are not ct liberty to object Of
Fe, arrived from Ell Paso late in November Thsv rs
ported that Governor Trias Chhuahus with six
hundred troops and fifteen hundred expected
detachment of twenty three men which entered the
town Of Ell Paso and took possession of it They ap-
and when the Pusa filed with men Eek. Governor
Armijo dropped his cloak and fed. He afterwards re-.
his parole and fed Several Of the Navajo chiefs re-
Gently paid vsit to Santa Fe with view to treat for
peace, but they met With no encouragement Dr. Nor.
ton, surgeon to Colonel Rails regiment arrived at Santa
Fs on the Goth November In Company with MIR Mo(,ar
" Of the Arm Of Buiard, Hook, Co. When t two
days from Los vegos, the company attacked by
fifty or eixty Indians and in the fight six of them were
killed The Indians of the Apache tribe No ono
was hurt IN McCartys party st Louis Republican,
January l9.
CALIFORNIA MATTERS 1
We have received the Californian published Z
at San Francisco, from Sept, 9Th to Sept. ~,
iron, which we gather the following items of
Intelligence -
The first judicial execution in fact capital punish.
ment BY the civil military authority which has
taken place in the country since its conquest occurred
at the village of Santa Cruz the north side of Mon
terty Bay the criminal executed the murderer of
his wife, by cutting her to death with his knife after
tying her up, and securing her hands and body TO q
rafter of his house, little daughter saw the murder
and ran to the neighbors; after the had des
uoyed his victim, he her sister and old her to
take away the body his knife still in her body An
alarm Was raised, the murderer caught he