Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-03
1allp a'ir9inian.
Later and Important from Vera Cruz,

The Siogr Raised .Mramoa RoiuniHg.
The New Orleans Delta Of Thursday Inst. snys:
The steamer Wave. consprt of tho lndmnnlu
reached Brashc.r City, yesterday, Mt IL \, NJ, in
Distress n we nre informed bv u special CORES.
pnndcncc which camc tn hand from lhnt place last
evening. Tho Wave wns bound for New Orleans
Tor powder and other ammunition, ior the Liberal
H"Ncrnmcut ut Vera Cruz. But her machinery
leug cut Of order she consumed all her toa aud
managed to get 10 Brashear City by burning hrr
boats and rart OF her own material She brought
the correspondence from Nern Cruz which we
publish below BY this it appears thnt Mirnmun
has rai,cl the siege and started ior the City Of
Mexico, though il is thought possible that the
move nent is lHsc de gucyre. He is stated to
have thrown into Vera Cruz 600 shells, indiciing
much damage on property aud destroying nnm.
brr"t lives. His avn loss is snd to have been
Se'N heavy, while one account ut tho Liberal loss
rates it AT eight killed and four wounded
Scnnr y. ). Pae2 came tho Wave ~ spccinl
agent Tor the Liberal government and is NEW IN
thu city.
The Vera Crus correspondent ot the Dt'ia
under date March 81, writes fnlaws
The hong la' kci Ior peace ias the tIcnds ol the
the Liberal party havelookrd upon it, Mas turn
ed ont IL he quite tragedy. Mirnmoa has bonn
hnrdca Vera CrnE, aud though he has failed 10
take II, vet he has DESTROYED lives and property
Ia IA large nmoun'. There have hocn about one
hundrrl Killed and prohnly three tircs hat mum.
WI uhN'u IllS HntllS liil lht most hl>HSkfbhS
effect, passing, through and tearing up houses in
every pnrt ii the city.
On the morning Of the alst tho cnmmotnn dis
cnncrcl IN his camp gave evidence OF a movement,
aud to the joy Of all. n l. o'clock Iii, tents were
struck, and hS main body hnd taken up their
march, it is supposed ior Mexico. |. however,
Hayc my doubts about his giving il UP So" for
as Alvaraio j. ccnr, the probability is that lac
has got short "l ammunition. mud gone tn the lat.
ter place TO whit for II supply. AT the time !
write there are number OF his men still ut his
camp, but II Is not known how long they will lc-
main there.
Tie caI turc Of his two steamers has had the
effect 10 weaken his efficiency and no doubt cluu-
,,cd his hopes
Tue mnst efficient instrument the Liberals have
had ia llcr hands has hccn the steamer Wave,
by Which ! transmit thi- ettcr. She has be,u
continually engaged, during tnr last two months
IN carrying mon. nrm4. ammunition, and freight
ut every Kind, from one point 10 another alprg the
coast When the Liberals evacuated Alvuralo.
She brought everything away in one tlp She
was ltaiei with .run nn'Hea!,ion ul every kind,
lumber, sol liets, y ., au tosrd five other vessels
similarly loaacl, ,n Vera c,uz, She has also
performed much service for Uncle Snm-'nc most
important Vt which WAS the part shc took III the
capture TT the M,ramon steamers. Tae fact is,
that capture could not have been made without
her and, Tor HE lndanola could nut have towel
Eh" Saratoga against the sJr"ng heal wind.
ir"m nll accounts 1t was tho Wave that sileurcd
the General Miramon, aud her officer who hpnrl-
ed and took possession Of her. She also took the
detachment If men from thp Saraf IN to Nina
titan, aud Brought hcm hak ucain few days
ago.
The lu1ianoa Is NV regular war steamer
under the Mexican fng. Sle * going 10 sail TO-
morrow in sear,h Of Il suspicious bark which has
been seen On the coaSt se} erul times within the
last few days.
The Cnstle il CROW lcj "a IN wnmcn and ,l Il Iron
sent there by the Government for safety
The Savannah and Saratoga the only Uni
ted States vessels here, while the Srannrds have
four, two of which large steamers.
The bark Acme is the only American merchant
vessel in port.