The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-17
From the New Orleans crescent, May 6
Later from Mexico.

From the New Orleans crescent, May g.
Later from Mexico.
By the arrival yesterday of the ship Tyrone, Captain
Go'dng, from Vera Cruz on the 25th uli., we have
ceived files OF FL Monitor Republican, and Ell Sglo
XIX, from the city of Mexico the former Of the 2lst
and the latter TO the 10Th u inclusive. The Jalapa
Tempoalteco TO the 22d has also come to hand
The Monitor of the 10Th ut states that private letters
had reached the capital from Mazatlan announcing that
during the week preceding the 10Th of March schooner
had arrived at that port from San Francisco with 5000
ounces of gold DUST which had been sold there at from
$ll TO $5 On the 18th of that month brig
and schooner sailed thence with seventy passengers
each The intelligence which daily arrives at Mazaan
is good and authentic, that the whole population
the qi for starting to the gold region Other adj
vices state that another placer has been discovered in
Lower California, which, for richness, will compete with
that on the Sacramento
The Mexican boundary commissioner left the capital
on the Sh ult for San Diego, to meet the commissioners
of the United States He is bound by the treaty to be
there the 3st instant An escort OF $50 cavalry
o one the he
commissioner General Don 7. Garcia Condos surveyor
Don Saazare llarregen; LIST engineer and secretary
Don +. JerneneZ ID do, Don r. ChaverO 3D. do, Don
A. G. Conde 4th do, Don r. Ramiriz; interpreter, Don
+. de Jesus Iturbde.
The Monitor of the 18th says that the flow of emgrants
to California through the centre of Mexico, continues
uninterrupted From the Goth Of February up TO date,
1872 foreign passports examined at the office of the
governor of the district of the capital.
Forty foreigners (Americans presume well armed
left the city OF Mexico the 18th ult, route for Cali
ornia
Ell Monitor of the 10th ultmo, states that express
from Tampico had reached the government, that at the
time when Gen. In Vega was expected TO start at the
head Of his force from Tula, attempt was made at
revolution by the few men there known annexation
lists, but they arrested. Among them are Don Ju
liam Duar notorious character; Don Pablo Castillo
one OF the principal actors in the events of September
and Don Ramon de la Tore, well known for his opn
ions annexation Some extraordinary revelations
are expected in the judicial Investigations, which were
to take place forthwith at Tampico.
The State OF Sonora is so harassed by the Indian
tribes, that deputaton of citizens has been despatched
by the governor TO the city of Mexico praying for aid to
save the inhabitants from utter ruin.
Ell Gobo of the l2th says that letters from Chihuahua
have been received in the capital intmatng that three
Apache chiefs had offered treat with the governor of
that State for peace with the Indian tribes The latter
had become alarmed at the Of the Americans draw
ing near the frontier TO settle The boundary line,
In the province of Sonora the depredatons OF the In
dams have lately been most horrible.
The wild Indians continue their ravages UNPUBLISHED,
almost unopposed, throughout Mexico Mr.. St James
Lane citizen of the United States, has presented petit
ton the governor of the State of Coahuila praying
for permission to be allowed to wage these
ages his hook" He stipuates that all the plum
own; that he be paid $50 for each scalp he presents
and in OF the governors preferrng TO receive the
Indian alive, he shall receive 500 for each delivered
This is extracted from the SaltllO Herald and inserted
i'm the Monitor of the 18th ult We know not what
swer given to the chivalrous Don Santiago Lane,
Norte Anertcano. the Mexcans wondrousy call him.
News has been received from Gen Bustamente inform
ing the government that he attacked and defeated party
Of the insurgents in the Sierra, killing nine and dispers-
ing the remainder This slight advantage was very in
spring after the late reverses Of the troops in Rio Verde