Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-04-06

ia brook The mum holy Of { tro from
NIn,,noro. nude their appearance and cN-
hibitrd no late a,tuni 'hment ri hnu'hS 'he
Americans in possession u Their MP. a.
they TENED i. and ut the same time claims
cl the prisoners taken rs pa ton ot their
NOV hut we're unable 10 acron I Tor The
sr1l ~ chance cf occupation in Ii Mesa,
moro csncciallv as they bad reported them
selves whipped by Cortina the day pre-
y;ons some miles below. On Monday the
Mexican M horiji"s sent 10 NAL request
IN Major Ilcinizelm IN TO withdraw our
troons. which hp has not vet seen iii to do.
and they are sill encamprd in Mex ca; he
however on Sunday last sent up battery
of twenty-four POM lers TO rc-en'"rce mem
an he could spare. ms he has 'ut one COM
r,nv of artillery anil one of infantry LETT Mt
~ ro;ut and those. like the rest on this
G.on,;or lint half fun II is useless and
orsurd longer 10 doubt the completely OF
lie ncop!e and authorities OF MatamoroS
Win Corina an | his acts. With very few
exccutions they are centraliStS ut heart. ana
are hut waiting the downfall OF Vera CRUZ
or the approach of a central army 10 pro-
nouncc. and both are looked for daily. On
the authority of the Mexican Consul at this
n,oce il is 1cnortrd to-day that Mlramon
/ had lisoatched forccof four thousand men
IN MIatnmarns and This frontiers 1t TINS DE
50. they will meet no resistance. but be wei
coined by the Mexcans along the whole
route, as Carvaial 5 men are starving and
d,scrtinr Nv hnndred-. Tie llo 1rande
is unusually low, and business OF all xmas
on this side, entirely broken up ana th'
ronrLos deserted and unless our Govern
men, do something right speedily 70 settle
Mexican affairs on this frontier, Western
+, xas viii be dcpopula'ed and become q
r sort for none but thieves and cnt-throatS
A hundred or more of the prisoners Ia
ken Inv the SARATOGA. on board the steam
ers Gen. Miramon and Marquis de Ia ia
bana, we're. on Monday afternoon, transfer
red from the sloop.of-war Preble to th'
parish Prison. at New Orleans, for safe
Keeping. til orders for their disposal Shai
come from Washington.
The prisoners were brought over IN
river in a tug-boat, all in irons and iande'
ut the foot of Cont street. great am
excited crowd of people assemble d on tn
levee to see them, as they marched ont L
Congo square, in charge OF the u ). Depu
ty Marsha's.
New ORLEANS, March 81, 1860.
Marin, signing himself an Admiral IN tn
Mexican Navy, publishes protest aeain>
the capture of his steamers. He says tha
, neither the Saratoga, Indianola nor Wav'
showed her fag when he approached. IL
, knew that the lndianola and way
! we're Juarez's steamers, and suppoSln
; them to be towing armed boats to a
: tack him, he attempted to escape. Nv
/ shots were fred at him, which he return
7 ed
) Then he recognized the Saratoga and o
dcred the firing to cease. notwithstandli
n which the attack was continued with the r.
suit already known. lie says he purchase
: the steamers Mt Havana, from merchant
n by order of the Supreme Government
:, Mexico. He had nationalized one and III
D other was to be nationalized on reachIn
!. Mexico, if she should be proved worthy.