The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-02

army upon BIN by concluding the four months
armistcs ~ith the Mexican commissioners just long
enough to give them time to finish casting the
they have commenced, and raise new armies There
hes been great deal Of talk here about peace; but,
from what have and heard shall he obliged to
a.sure you it is worth co1qnevius and keeping; for
more beautiful and delightful climate do not believe
prodsa Of her gifts am not surprised the debased
nature Of the people for there no incentive to labor
fuel to the ambition of unprncpled statesmen, and
cowardly ana bloody soldiery TINS
TUE PEACE PRosPRcTs-THR COURT MARTIAL
| SANTA ANNA. &c.
| From the N o. Posyuue, March ~
By the arrival Of the r. NJ. steamer g eat Western,
have letters and papers from our corrsspondent:-
tran our last accounts The news is interesting and
| will bs found below.
noon tho 18th bringing letters ard papers from that
city TO her day OF sailing MIR Lane, Mr. Msckey, Mr.
and Mr. Ssz Ss nsT y e sI
Compsnys boa, Bolivar, and embarked on board the
Judge E. A Cannon. lady and son; Ambassador from
British Consul; August Fsyet, VIM Bradford Baldwin
| Franc Requera. St. Thomas; c. Moore, Mrs Moore
Charles Richard, Southampton; NJ NJ. de sudu,que
1t is said that Gen. Twggs expresses great anxiety to
visit the United States he having been Eve years sb
The Free .fmericam of the 18th inst announces the
death Of 1t Col Al.n, of the I'd infantry He had but
ruasut in the interior He was attacked By bilious
| lever and died Al 8 O'Clock P M on the 10Th.
Santa Anna has applied to Cen Twiges through
Col Hughes for permission TO pass through Vera Cruz
and ont Of the country SPECIAL express from Jslaps
reached Vera Cruz the evening of the 10th inst with the
application and the General at geanted the
msion asked it was supposed the ex President would
| arrive there in n day or two
detained Vera Cruz from the nth to the 18th,
ceive santa Asna board and that he is In truth
putting confidence in it, At all events not known
| to the passengers with whom We have conversed.
| Mexico when the Great western lett It was at Jaaps
the evening Of the Is inst but private
received correspondence given below list of the
officers ing the train will be found in the first
letter 1t viii be that there have been many resig
nations In the army since the PRONUNCIATION Of the arm
stice.
that the officers detailed upon the great OF
inquiry arrived in the city of Mexico and that they
commence their proceedings on the 10Th of this
month We must content ourselves with this general
reference to tbs interesting letters of" s." which
| abound in information.
We have private letter from the city Of Mexico
dated the 4h inst. The Mexican End Eng ish couriers
arrived there the l2th from Vera Cruz. There
that foreign merchants are more dispcssed at it than
any other class dreading as they do the insecurity
which will follow the reinstatement OF Mexican rule
merchants train which lately went up from Vera
Cruz to Orzsba stopped by the guerlas, and the
We infer from an article the Free meriean Of the
l7th inst that Gov Dc Soto Governor of the State OF
Vera CRUZ was shortly expected on visit to the city OF
| that or its vicinity.
| AMr Hastings, the proprietor of the Orleans Elk
change ipVera Cruz robbed of trunk the night
| of the 18th, containing $500 and valable papers
Ell Ingenio, published at Morelia, under date Of tbs
9th inst says: A revolution has just broken out
Guadalsjsra, aga INST the government Of the Uniep
against peace and ia favor of Gen Santa Anna" This
find in the Star Of the l4ththe latest paper frem
the city of Mexico revolution in the powerful State
Of Jallsco has long been apprebended That Depart.
.asnt has long been hot bed Of revolutions. Shouts
cause of peace but we hope santa Anna may be wei!
Of the country before the revolution reaches cr.s
In the North american of the l4h, find the foowieg
paragraph which favors the idea that Santa Anna will
leave the country
Santa Anna and Parsaes had made up their minds to
issue joint in San Luis; but this
bag and that person worthy credit assured him
that he has letter from Santa Anna to friend
desiring him to place money for him In the island Of
| Jsmsics
The Star of the 9th ssys Senior Quijsno one OF the
srmistce commissioners had gene to Cuernavaca, with
instructions from the government to make use OF every
means in his &c ,uppress the Indian rebellion l.
tnet vicinity. which We have b.tore mentioned
The North 4mericdn Of the 10th inst has accounts o.
revolution in Guatemala If that paper be accurately
informed Gen Carers has been deposed from the pre-
sdental chair and the Vice President is acting in b,
place, and end"avorng to put down tho insurrecton
Correspondence Of the Pic yune
MExIco, Aiaroh s-This is now the duilest plscs
msgiuabls ead will continue during the armistice
anticipating nofurthsr active
resigned. snd returned home with the train which lef,
|
Pennsylvania Volunteers snd others have returned
leave which will not terminate until either peace
made the armstice ended Below you have list of
these officers:
Sick L.ap. Major w. Turnbul, Typographical engi
mond 81 artillery id ds camp TO Gen aatman Capt
w. T. Walker 9Th infsutry, wouaded; lat Lieut. D.
c Buell. adjutsnt 81 infantry, woundedi Lieut. Col +
RssisHed-capt, ). 0. H. Denny LIST Pa. vol; q
n, NJ Mas q vol W W LeSs
reg Ohio VOL I'D Lieut.. J. B. Wellington 4th regt Ky
vol I'd Lieut.. g. w Palmer, i'll mounted vol; lsr
Lieut j. Martin, l2h init ID Lieut. J. Miller 18th
inf I'd Lieut. Lloyd Magruder, l2to Unfit Capt J. Nj
Coaks 4sh regt Ind vol st Lieut. H. P. johnson, 81
Leape for health Lieut. w. H. Gray, let Pa vol 81
1t; w D smith I'd regs drasoons' % Lieut. w.
regt inf capt. w Huntoon Mass VOL; I'd Lieut. j b
| Wing, Mass vol I'd Lieut. w. Hague, LIST regs. Pa
VOL "a Lieut. J. Young, 50 regt Tenn vol; Capt. a. W,
medical department, resigned; Capt j. Simonsop,
regt mounted rihsmeni lat Lieut. s. Shields, Sd ar
| Pympton 7th inf; Capt II. Ross, 7th inft Lieu.
Col Hsbsrt, l4th inf resigned; Brig Gen Lane;
Surg De Leon, to accompany Capt. Walker 70 New Or
leans; Capt George f Push, regt Ohio vel resign
Capt l.. NJ Corey. Sd regt. Ky. vol, do I'd Lient.
NJ Richardson 4ih regt, Tenn vol, resigo.d % Lieut.
Nancy 81 Dragons leave health; Lieut. j. c. Rich
marine corps, 90 Capt. J. r. Prchsid, 30 regt Ky
g. A. Terre marine corps leave for health; lst Lieu,
| D. II Hill 4th artillery; Capt w. J. Clark l2!h inf
leave for health; LIST Id Ut l. Clair regt mount
ed rifemen do I'd Lieut.. h. B. Wynne 4h init Capt
J. II. Barry, Mass inf. leave for health.
Capt Kellys company OF Florida Volunteers at Pue-
bs- ordered to New Orleans to be discharged Their
| time expires 9th April
Among them you win see the Of Gen. Lane, Win
found hie arrival from his last Expedition letters
forming him that the great flood Of the Ohio had
sad havoc with his plantation in Indiana, sweeping off
all HE stock Before going be addressed the following
to the troops who with bin his expedition
HEAD QuARIsns lsI BRIGADE. ID DIV: voL,}
City of Mexico, Narcb 8, 1sas !
| OHDEns-Thc general commanding this brigade mas
had the good fortune TO command Col. Hsyss Texas
Rangers and Major Folks cavalry battalion In several
expeditions and he cannot sur himself to be thought
unnindul az his departure of their eminent tervices