The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-19
LATER FROM MEXICO.

We COPY the following from the N. o. Crescent
Of The sih:
BY the arriya! yesterday OF the ship Tyrone.
Capt G0lding, from Vera Cruz on the 2jth ait we
have received files Of FL Monilor RepHblieano,
and III Sigi0 AlA., from the city of Mexico, the
former Of The Dist, and the latter TO the 18Th in
elusive. The Jalapa IsRPoaiecO 10 The 22d has
also come 10 hand.
~ Sigh Of the 10th ulL, states that a letter
from Topic, dated the 7th, has come 70 hand, sta.
ting that the steam vessels which had arrived al
San Francisco were unable 10 return, through the
desertiOn Of their crews, and sailors were not 10
be procured even at 500 a month. The Csliior-
MA, The FIRST of them, came into port en- the 9th
Of February, and there she remains. The aspect
Of things at the gold placer had changed much Tor
the better, order and regularity now Tegned there
thanks 10 the ludiciOus measures which had been
adopted. This shows that the Oregon was known
10 have arrived al san Francisco, though we have
not seen il announced in any other form
The Monitor OF the I0lh ulL, states that private
letters bad reached the capital from Mazatlaa an
nouncing that during the week preceding the l0;h
Of March schooner had arrived at that port from
San Francisco, with 1900 eupces of gold dust,
which had been sold there at from Sll TO Slj an
ounce. On the 18Th of that month brig and a
schooner sailed thence with 10 passengers each.
The intelligence which daily arrives at MsEaian
is so good and authentic that the whole popula-
ton are on the qi UiES f0E starting 20 the gold To-.
Z
has been discovered in Lower California, which
for richness will compete with mat the Saera.
mentO.
We learn from Vera Cruz that diligence, on lis
way from that place 10 the city of Mexico, was
attack ed near Plan del Rio, the 10Th ulL, by a
party Of bandltI. The occupants of the coach
being Americans, including Col. Ramsay of Pa
(Of the ilh regiment,) resisted and beat off tht
robbers. We are sorry TO say, however, that in
the ARRAY Mr.. Charles NJ. Bugbee was morally
wound ID by shot from one of the robbers. Mr..
| Bngbee was known 10 many CT our citizens as an
active, enterprisng man--haying served in Mexi
co in number Of positions requiring coolnets and
tact, during the late war with that country.
The Monitor Of the 18Th says that the flow OF
emigranls 10 California through The centre OF Mex.
Eco continues uninterrupted.
Forty foreigners, (Amerieans we presumed well
armed, left the city Of MEXICO the 11th ult, en-
route for California.
The danger which lately threatened Tan pico,
through the inirisaes OF The Arnexatonisls was so
serious that a message vas sent 20 Gen. La Vega
TO recall him and his troops from Tula, in order 10
pat down the dIsaifected At latest dates he was
marching back TO Tampico.
FL Monitor Of The 18th ult states that an express
from Tampico had reached the Government. that
at the time when Gen. La Vega was expec led 10
start at the head Of his force ffom Tula an attempt
was made at a revolution by the few men there
known as Annexati0pisls, 5ui they were arrested
An abortive attempt was made al revolution in
Dslaca on the Isl ult but the prompttude eyinced
by the authorities puithe insurgents down, killing
one and wounding two,
popular ssdilion broke out at Tuspan, on the
Atlantic short time since, headed by the Cure,
who was led 10 this demonstration BY the refusal
Of The municipal aahoritiesio prescribe the law
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