From the N. o. Tropic of the 9Th.
TEXAS PRISONERS.
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Two of the Texas prisoners, who had
been confined in the castle of Perote, arrl-
we'd in Mobile last Wednesday, The Mo
bile Advertiser of Thursday, says:


They were liberated some fifteen days
or three weeks since, one of them, lsreal
CaufeId, at the intercession of Hon. John
Quincy Adams, and the other, d. G. Ogden,
at the instance ofthe Mexican Consul in
New Orlerns The former was taken pris-
oner at Meir. and the latter at San Anton
10 de Baxar They left Vera Cruz on the
22d ult, on the U. S. brig Somers for Pen
saccla. This vessel was blown off TO sea
on Friday mig ht last, when almost in sight
of her port OF destination. The night before
last, however, she had come so far back on
her route as to fall in with a pilot boat from
this, about 25 miles offthe bar. Three of
the passengers on the Somers. the two per-
sons mentioned above and r. Williamson
embarked on the Pilot forMobile.


1--WE learn from Mr. Garfield, that the
r1mor of the proba bl e release of ali the
Texan prisoners in Mexico is entirely with.
out undation-that there was some pro.
liability of the release of The San Antonio
prisoners, but very little chance for any of
the rest. We make this statement especial
ly. because the friends of the other prison
ers in this country and elsewhere, under the
beliefthat they will be speedily set at liberty,
many withhold from them such aid as
might be Of essential service to. them in their |
wretched and cherries captivity.


"Ar Caufield furnished US with the fol- !
lowing account of the prisoners now ID |
Mexico"


To the Editor Of the Mobile Advertiser


Sir-Herewith you have a statement OF
the Texian prisoners now in Mexico, up 10 |
The 22d of March, viz:


Force under the command of Col VIM. |
S. Fisher, surrendered at Mier. December
&c, 1912 263