The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-12

tutions of those who have shed their blood for inds-
pendence and win see 1t lost by the Of these
crimes; it Is the Of all who know that should It
fall they cannot call their desce ndants Mexicans.
Thus sustained, with cause so righteous, with the
support Of all national opinions with the cooperation
of the States, with the vaor of the National Guards,
some hundreds of men without discipline cannot wres
from the nation its laws nor snatch from 1t Its last
hopes
In accepting power declared that was consecra-
ting to my country the remainder oa life eonobled by
its confidence My only prayer to God, is that my
county may become great free and prosperous:
JOSE JOAQUIN HERRERA.
MExIco June Is, 1913
We have the most deplorablc accounts of robb.ries
upon the highways in all parts of Mexico. American
deserters join the professional drones of Mexico and
in Vera Cruz acts violence constantly CON-
mtted almost with impunity.
We annex letter from correspondent now at
Jalapa
JALApA June %, 1S4S
Gen. Worth took up his quarters in town yesterday,
his division being encamped near Gen Kearnys, about
four miles back Gen. Worth fully impressed,
from information he had received at Perote that the
majority Of the troops had already embarked and that
sufficient transportation was i'm waiting at Vera Cruz
for the whole army. He expects to lay here
five or sX weeks news received yesterday that
about two tLousaand of Gen Pattersons division
at San Juan. waiting the arrival of transports Gen
Marshals division are scattered along the road be-
tween Ell Encero and the National Bridge-and the
ten regiments are encamped at FL Encero. The
troops generally enjoy good health, though APP
rel enson is felt about their passage through Vera
Cruz, many thinking that the last division will not get
band of American robbers who have been infest-
ing the road between this and the city of Mexico for
large party of Mexican troops and after short but
sharp conflict, eleven of the robbers killed. and
sixteen taken prisoners-the latter Immediately
shot by the Mexicans Of those who escaped Mt the
time ten arrested by troops Perote, and
alter being tried by military commission, were
fenced to be iogged. branded and taken out of the
country in irons The two first portions Of their sem
fences were carried into effect and they now in
prison in this place. The gang was principally COM
as Sfpp1 and tcnh diana utp uff
the city Of Mexico before the treaty ratified
hey were fully identified by or two of OIL
GERS as being pant of gang who had robbed them
Rio Fro some me ago.
Airport was circulating about the town yesterday
and with seme two hundred followers had thrown HIM
self into place called Lagos, about fifty leagues from
Queretaro, in the State of Jalisco where he be-
sieged by six hundred Government troops. 1t
$50 stated that usamente at the head of eight hun
drcd men had marched to the assistance of the be-
segers With this exception the arrivals from above
report every thing quiet in the city and country.
Yours truly, CT
The Sisio XIX of the 10Th uit., contains the fol-
lowing being the latest intelligence from the army OF
ore atoms under Bustamente:-
ExTRAoBDINARY ExrREss.--At O'Clock, this morn
ing, the supreme government received despatch from
Silao, which contained important intelligence, viz:
Generals Bustamente, Yanez, and Minon, had made
to intercept the rebels and force them into
NJ or otherwise to captuate. letter has bean
received nom Gen. Cortazar which was highly salts
factory He that in concert with the above
mentioned officers, he was raising troops, and was de-
cided on preserving public order at all risks. All the
superior officers displayed the same enthusiasm
= LArEsr-By an express which has just reached the
supreme Government we learn that the escort of trea
sure which left Queretaro arrived at San Juan del Rio
on the 18th without accident 1t was composed of the
companies of st. Patrick, commanded by Lieut. Col.
capital.
On the 18th, junction was Termed at Silao of 400
men, under General Bustamente and 400 under Gen.
Minon On the ed 600 troops of the line, under Gen.
Yanez and 24o Of the 9th cavalry expected there
Don p Cortazar announces that he has 600 men to
operate in conjunction with Bustamente there are,
BESIDES 400 under Lombardini, with $50 men of the
line. The government of Guanajuato has been trans
ferrod to Ceaya and is there cooperating the
tablshment OF order.-20fh uifimO.
The condttcta (treasure) which should have left
the 10Th, has been delayed, the companies of St.
Patrick, who were to have escorted it, have been
dered of to Lagos, to meet the army under General
The commissioners sent by the Yucatecos, to beg
assistance against the Indians, have received from
Herrera's government $4,000. 1000 muskets, and
small quantity Of munitions No could be spared
4 hey were exceedingly DESTROYS that command of
coo troops should be detached by General Butler
from his army, or that permission should be given
soldiers to volunteer arriving at Vera Cruz They
solicited the good Offices of President Herrera to
ward this object but nothing. il appears was done
The resume of this last intelligence from Mexico
would seem to announce that the republic will AGA n
b. come prey to anarchy and confusion-to end,
perhaps, by the appearance of Santa Anna in the
scene.
The following list Of passengers per steamship
Fortland, nom Vera Cruz Col German Lieut. Col
Dumont Capt. Lander, Alexander Ftzgibbon, Freber,
Burg Vanduzer, Dawson Lieuts. Mpllen Hamilton,
evils. Claim, Breckett. Davis, Amsden, Reynolds,
Aycuf, Pibeen, McPhitrdge, Neakley Way, Hayes
ombs. Alard, and $50 pryates 4th Indiana Regiment
The steamer +. a. Ogden. Captain wilson arrived
here yesterday, from Tampico, the 9Th ult. foil OF
troops
Passengrs.-Co VIM Gates, FIX Governor of Tam
pico, and staff Lieut.. i. B Nemmocks. A. A. g. As
,stant Surgeon Mi che, IT, s. A Capt. NJ Mivlon
S ) Capt. j. s. Wyse, u. $. A; Company ID. ID
Artillery loo men, under command of Cart. Wyse.
Tamrico evacuated on the 9th plt by the Ame-
rcan troops and most of the having left previ-
ously to that date, Capt G. r. Carr, Assistant Quar-
ter master, instructed to remain to take charge
Of the Government stores Captain Miguel Saga
Of the Mexican army, had arrived at Tampco
with Instructions from bis Government to receive
from the commanding officer at Tampco the fort
defences, ordnance and ordnance stores, provided
by the treaty Of peace The whole of the defences
were formally turned over to the Mexican authorities
on the 2lst ult by Lieut. Nemmocks, A. A. g. by Or
der of Col. Gates.
A squadron of Mexican cavalry, of about two hun
d. ed men expected to arrive at Talnpco the
following the evacuation. The residents of the city
chiefly foreigners under the advice of their respective
Consuls bad been organized in companies for their
own defence. The Indians near Ossuliama, were in
open rebellion, and it was feared that descent
1ampico was intended
The schooner Eufaula with Colonel De Russv, and
two companies f. and G. of the Louisiana Regiments
the schooner Florida with Major Grand and two
companies and J. left Tampico the 9th the brig
Emma, with company G. and Capt Lawles's company
Of dragons; the schooner Col. Stratton having on
board Major r. A Forsyth, Capts. f.. d. Babbett and
Clark, all sailed On the 9th ult. for this port.
Left at Tampico. steamers Undine. Gen Hamer and
soutberner. The steamer Gen. Hamer bound to
BTazo5 with mules, brig Baltimore for New Orleans.
The Four GENERALS.--In one of the rooms of the
Il. Charles there assembled yesterday Generals
ayloT, Butler, Patterson and Twiggs the first three
Iull MAJOR Generals, and the last a Brevet Major
General. These veterans formed most interest
ing group. The cordial, warm-hearted intimacy
and friendship which characterized their relation
al ~ a.t,trn L. Il