Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. -
TIVE TREATY SIGNED-TllE PORTS
OPENED.

ofENbD.
Important In,ciGgeace--By the Dromo. Capt
How, arrived at New York on Thursday. from Ila-
wanna, We have received. says the Courier, a file
Of the Daro de Is iIabans to the 18Th inst. -
From the paper Of that date We translate the fol-
lowing important nc~s;--
by letters from Vera Cruz If the 10Th March
We learn that treaty has been concluded between
Don Edward de Gorostcza and General Victoria
on the part Of Mexico. and Admiral Baudin. on
the pstt Of Ftauce the British Minister, Mr. Pack.
enham, acting mediator Of the following te-
nor -
lsi. There shall be srmistce of fifteen dave.
ID. The Mexichns shall pay 600 600 dollars in
periods Of ., A, and months.
Sd. Naturalization for the expresses Of the
war and TO the expelled Freedmen shall be final
ly settled by nation in friendship with the two
contracting parties.
3h. The Castle of S. j. Ulloa shall be deliver
ed up to the Mexicsns as soon us it shall be known
that the treaty has been ratified by Congress.
The same letters cay that there was no doubt
the treaty would be Immediately ratified. NJ. CO.
rosteza had set off for the city Of Mexico to re-
move any Difficulties that might present themselves.
10 the meantime the discharge OF all vessels of
all classes and nations was allowed. Vera Cruz
will again receive within her walls the persons
who have emigraed, and the 1llh will open to the
merchants their former place Of business"
The above intelligence is confirmed by Captain
How, who states that the British frgae Medea,
Commodore Douglass, and British sIoop of war
Race Horse, had arrived at Havana from Vera
Cruz with letters to the above effect, and would
proceed Immediately TO England.
We translate. says the New York Express, from
the DaTo de la Habana Of the 18th, the Treaty,
as officially published in that paper.
OFFICIALLY.
The Vice Consul of his Majesty at Vera Cruz,
writes to me on the 10Th inst. as follows:
"On the 9th inst. there conference IN this
place. between the agents of the Mexican govern.
ment and the French Admiral Charles Baudin.-
1t lasted until yesterday the 9th and from it result
ted an agreement Of peace between Mexico and
France; which agreement was sent to-day to
Mexico for the ratification of the Supreme Cham
BEES. And if it is approved. we shall have peace,
OF which we shall be informed on the 25th inst,
and which will have ,he honor to communicate
10 your Excellency. ! enclose you now copy of
the armistice celebrated yesterday between the
said Baudin and the General Commander of this
Department, Don Gaudeiupe Victoria; and if il
pleases your Exce.ency may have it published,
The SAID document runs follows
Consulate Of his Catholic Majesty at Vera
Cruz.-Tbe Admiral Commander in Chief of the
French naval forces in the Gulf of Mexico, and the
General of Division. Commander in Chief of the
Mexican Army considering first thst treaty of
peace has been signed day by the respective
Plcnipoentaries which if it be ratified as it ought
10 be expected, it will re establish very soon the
good understanding between the two nations and
secondly tina, it is the duty Of both beligerents to
relieve, soon as possible, the sufernps of the
neutral commerce, they have agreed in the follow
ing armistce:
Art. LIST. The hostilites will be suspended on
both sides for fifteen days from next Monday the
llth met. the port of Vera Cruz is open TO all
flags without exception.
I'd. Every merchandise of lawful commerce
will be admitted, whatever might be it's prece
dence, after paying its respective duties according
to the laws. and during which period, after the
said duties are paid, they may be introduced IN the
country.
81. The General in Chief Of the LIST Division
binds himself 10 give the necessary orders that
the consgnees or French propretors Of the goods
imported in Vera Cruz. in virtue Of whs, is stipu
lated 10 the former article. as well as The person
that they ma, want for the management of their
interests, may enter and remain in TIE city, and
attend their business IN the period Of time men.
toned above.
Vera Cruz, March 0. 1880.
CHARLES BAUDIN,
1t iss copy Of its oHginsl. Of which do eer,i.
fy. ID. ]. DE yELASCO. Wee Consul.
Which publish for the notice Of al.
Havana March II IsaQ