New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-10

Later from Mexico.

3 ,Ry the arrival ofathe brig Brownsville, Captain
Rogers from Vera Cruz, He have dates from the city
Of Mexico to the 29th ult and from Vera Cruz TO ths
Sd inst. +, -. ,.e,s..55 s.ssfsssa..Es ~ &ss5;
The Mexican Congress declared itself in permanen,
session on the 2ssb, till the final Fote on the new
constitution should be had. y, .,-.- ~ Il q, x
Il is said that . Mexican war steiner was fitting
out at Vera Cruz, and which would take two trans
ports in tow with her, for the purpose Of recaaturDg
Tampieo, now held by valdomer. E..,.9
A letter from Puebla states that Senior .Miramon
had left the city and passed ozumba, disguised as
priest going to place himself at the head Of body
OF feactionists. The sudden appearance Of this oi
Ger gave great semblance to the truth Of this news
s. We find in the Mexican Extraordinary very in
terestng account by Dr.. Crawford Of the T. g. army,
Of bis ascent Of Popocatapet. His party started on
the lth of January, but himself and single guide
alone succeeded in reaching the summit and the
mouth Of the crater He suffered severely from cold,
exhaustion and the rarity Of the atmosphere n was
his intention to ascend again and pass night in the
crater. z - - 'S' e ''''s :. = s+ =
From the Extraordinary Of the s7th ut We extract
the following intelligence 'e
> The scandalons events that have recently taken
place at San Luis are approaching to termination.
Gen. Parrodi, with the intelligence Of experienced
I8sr ".
flying from San Luis, have taken refuge in the Sierra
the major part OF them in mountain called Magda-
lenn, two leagues from Cadereita The government
troops have cut off the supply Of water from the
neighborhood, and have intercepted every route by
which the rebels could receive supplies Of provisions
Or any other kind Of resources. Mejia, who knows
the localities better than any other pefscn seeing the
situation in which his companions are placed By the
movements of Gen. Parr0di has deemed it prudent to
retreat and with his band has fed into the interior
Of the Sierra ~ - ,F't@a' r sFEt ~
The day before yesterday, in the evening, eeven
reactionaEy officers deserted and yesterday morning
several artIllerymen delivered themselves up to Gen
Parrodf.
There are various reports in town OF more recent
engagements than are noticed in our news OF to-day
between the Government troops and the pronunciado
direction Of San Luis. -
Y There was discovered amongst the Insurgents sew
aral American fibusters, who were taken prisoners
| BY The troops of the Government, and who were I'M
! The Insurgents in the peighborhood Of Alamos
strangfed six travellers; and afterwards burned then
alive upon pile of wood! They piilaged the mill q
Montery, the Haeienda,ef San-Luis, and the church
of San Jose de Graca. At the latter place they
mitted many assassnations, and violated seyera
| females. s"E ep7A s'9s. s.'"i s7' . s'4f3
Arimor is new current on the streets that a loar
is being negotiated with the United States. Although
the business is as yet enshrouded in diplomatic mys
| terry, we have no doubt when once developed it vii
appear that Mexico will be placed Independent Of he
present depressed financial condition. There is nee
of it, and for her sake sincerely hope that some
thing may be speedily done.
The evacuation of Lower California by Gen. Blai
carte and forces has given rise to reports OF seot
character. It was said he had pronounced at Tep
for Religion Fueros and for Santa Anna. This is d
doubtedly without foundation. We learn from gu'
authority that Gen. Blancarte deserted Lower Calft
MIA for the reason that he-yas unable to sustain hi
self longer without supplies. "A gentleman who 50
, he has letter from him informs us that Biancarte
fully impressed with the idea that Lower CaliforI
wilt soon fall under the ban Of some American exI
dition. He says, already the Mexican population
anxious for such an advent. Most of the large land
proprietors are now in Upper California endeayori
to sell their lands to Americans.
Ell Siglo states that the report Of the saeking
Guayauaz by the Yaqui Indians was nnfounded. 7
= y lad been ronted near Bonacita by the Pref
y prisoners. The Apaches had been pursued as far
the Gila, the Government troops having killed 60
taken 40 prisoners. besides rescuing several oaptv
t The Yaquis raised to the number OF SOD at Sar
Cruz, and Echoioa had been completely routed by
g forces of the State.