Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
From the ", 0. Pseayuns 2OhRt
LATER FROM MEXICO.

lNt " ., s'tutl pIupcliel isuuoTlt 1up
tain Davidson, lett Vera Cruz on the l2Ih
insl., three days later than our previous
adgloes-and came up the river yesterday
morning on her way 10 the city, hut . /
aglound about twelve miles heuw town,
opposite The plantation ol Mr.. Pascal VII.
lefe. Mr, Where kindly placed his carr
are nj the disposal OF Lieut.. Fauand, of
The U. 5. Navy, who came up 10 towh ac
eumpanied by Mr.. Jaeobi, ol Vera Cruz.
Through lhe latter gentleman we received
our letters aud papers itom Mexico. We
learn thai Important dispatches for Wash.
inglon were deposited ia the Post Office
by these gentlemen. The Eudora was
subsequently got oil, anu came up 10 town.
Our letters lrom Vera Cruz are 10 the
18th INST, the day OF sailing oi lhe Eudola.
An express arrived at Vera Cruz the morn
iug Vi the i2,h llom ten. Scot, having
let the eily oi Mekieu Tue moruing ol the
9th inst.-a week alter Mf. ftarner lell
there. The express is supposed Ia have
brought down duplicates oi The dispatches
which went forward by Mr.. flarner,-
Nothing further had #nauspired al Vera
Cruz, IN regard 10 peace. by this lime
moFe Is known oi the treaty at Washington
Than anywhere this sue ol Gen. SCOTS
headquarters.
The hearer Of dispatches 'uf General
Scott, who lsI lnis pom on the steamer We.
gaia, luak hs departure from Nrla Cruz
lof the capital the uiotnlng oi the l2h lnsl.
under an escort oI ahout hIly dugnun.
"Gapt. Iu!lor OF fWiggis RIllrmrn,
Baltimore Volunteers. The detachment
took up a letter mail lur the army
No news had been received at Nrm
Cfaz ol tie eummand nf ca. Blnabead.
which lei loF otizaba suma lime previous
.y.
Seventy lanr mrn for the New York
Volunteers undrr Lirui. lliIl, were laalrd
ut Vera Cruz on the llih insi. lrom the
ship Maid Vi Orleans,
eorepnaifieeaf tha pisayaas.
NGMen, Jun. ~, Isis.
The san Luis pronuncianenln is lkely
10 prove as aboflSr as the friends ufpsacv
caaj wish, The Governors ol Xacaieeas.
MIehoaean, Guanalala and Jali.ru fepu
dl4ie il, and Gen Bu,ancuie, Ia aham The
canmnl ul lhe f#soIeI laIrps hui b-ru
Uttered, declines tha hannr, stating that ha
owes allegiance Ia the Supreme Govern.
menl which he is noi disposed ia Forfeit
In pan oi the country that has been
heard iiom has it met with the slightest
lavur; nj even IN san LUIS iiscl. the GOV.
ennr having been argrsrd on his attempt
To piomuigtlr il As a iaW-Whrn Ire resign
ed Rasa the Minister at Foreign gela.
,lons, had published a dacumsul IN answer
IN the pflnuas.amenlo almost as lung a..
The Presidents message. his Important
As giving the sIeWs ul the Ga,eInmeul at
Qanrclafo on the subject OF peace. L q.
the trsl iime have sesn anything laFlfA
bic to treaty OF peace. coming lrum an
official source.
H. pronouuces the San Luis plan a pro.
lect lor the dissolution niihe RrpubIic, aai
shows the criminalily Of dividing the nlce,
uni weakening the r-sourcrs ui The Su
/ pfemc b.Nrrnmeni, al = IA ,men' VIXEN lhri
are slaluing every energy iu place ihr
country ln prop position luf defence.
lie SAYS lhe inevitable result uf the lnnyr
mrul, Il sucers,lul, would be To ,ravr lhr
Repub.ic without Government. aud sub
DIVIDED into ~ mani conflicting power. a,
10 lall an easy ypfcy iolhr rnrny. AaoHg
The charges made against the Gugemaaut
one is that they have ucihcr made prrpar
allon' lor continuing the war nor co.c'ul
Ing peace.
regret 10 be compelled 10 state the death
Of MAJOR Edward Webster. ol the Mas.a
chusell. Volunteers. aud yuungcs, son ul
the Hon. Daniel Webster. Tie left hi, na.
tive State as senior captain uf The regiment
and was subsequently chosen 10 the post
whch be- held al the lime uf his dpath.-
lle was buried an Tuesday evening and
the scrnr at the grave WAS deeply impress
sng, lie was universally pupulaG and
will b. as universally nournrd. lli'' ih,
leuneul her WAS hui Temporary. aul h.s
remains will be conveyed Tor hnal srpul.
tuie 10 lbe land Of his birth.
-Four Mexican, have been tried hcipre a
CounrII Of War on the charge of promoting
drseIllons lfum The American army. Three
were Iound gDiily, and ,wo were sentenced
Ia hand labor, onr boz a month. and the 9th.
cr during the war The lhird was sen
fenced Ia br 'tDi. and the execution was to
faac place this morning, but Gen. Scott re
pnuyed him until the dfsi uiFrbmary.
suor--Mr Romalous Casey, rcsdrnto' union
county, wassloi twicc with doubic.baue shot
gun, on the nd ult at Eldorado, by William 5.
Pate, citizen Of that place. The iui barrel
took eilse, in the thigh, and the second, eoulan.