New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
~ Hon. JOIN " BERKIEy, Of Georgil. b,,
signed MS seat n the l. ; senate

resigned MS n the L. : senate
IMPORTANT MAIL ARRANGENENT.-li affords :,
much qualification 10 announc that the Postma.;s.
General has succeeded in making Il contract VIII
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad Company
BY which the long desired change has been effected
SO KS 10 expedite the mai! between New York acd
New. Orleans some twenty-five hours The cost o.
transportation is not thus increased. On the ccnu.
~. the Railroad Company, as the public wi. Pc.
ceve bind themselves 10 perform the additional ,s
vice at the price now yaid-;he maximum allowed
under the present law.
rnder the old arrangement the great Sou;her.
Mail rested at Philadelphia from 70 o'clock, u
the hour OF It's arrival from New York until :
o'clock next morning. We may here state tia, L
rho change went INTO effect during the winter i
could not be made available South OF " ashinsto1
The following ia copy OF the contract
CONTRACT.
lis mutually agreed by and between the Postmaster
General and the Philadelphia. Wilmington and baEmoEc
Railroad Company, that the said Company ssa! cs'Fy
daily mail from Philadelphia Baltimore between the
hours ui 10 p ". and 4 81 the next inoInll -ifctn
the .5n day Of March 10 the 10Th day OF December @.
each y.ar-said service is To be commenced on"f before
,hr lOth day o. November lSi5. This service VII &c
rendered 10 addition the double daily service how
performed unless the Company shs! entirely cease e
any train OF cars or line OF steAuooats 'c@'-a2
Philadelphia at or about clock r. VI
As the Postmaster General wholly declines 10 s!'ea1!
compensation beyond the MAXIMUM rate no" paG' q
$500 per mile per annum. the company WIZ po' o't''te
above.rsc,ed service III consideration ihSt INC 'ostHa
ter General will continue the nal! serN'Sc upoA '!ef
road and line between TIE Giles OF fni!'Gopn4S cd
Baltimore the Postmaster General hereby giving stP
ula,cn TO ;ha: eec;) until the end OF the present ca
tract term
sbl, during the month December the oTe-olns r!cs
service will be continued by the comPSn! curing SCI
mouth and tna in case the season opens cary IN u
spring il will be resumed earlier than tee Stn Of Nsyc:
Dsttd and si.l ed on behalf Of the Railroad Conp'f!
this NTH day Of November, le4o. ), ). cCiEH. IS
Vice Presiden, p, w s b. X. l. c:
The foregoing agreement is executed subject TO tsl
modification wiz That, in consequence oil me Eos:
not being prepared commence toe night service ii-
presen, season owing 10 relay OF portions OF the track
between Wilmington and Philadelphia the service undo;
the ABOVE arrangement is not 20 be commenced M TIC
18th of March next. J. j. COHEN. Jr Nice'rrest 2e
counterpart OF the foregoing WAS executed by tie
Postmaster General [uriou.
- The "Tropic" states as Il piece OF inforEa.
ton tina, The indemnity. OF which so much has b,e
said since Mr. Shannon's 1t would appear, Mckee
has paid According the correspondence OF our Gov
eminent with its Agents the payment was mace 90 '
9th August 1871 whereas copy OF the receipt cert
fed BY the United States Agent bears date 3U'a oil SEP
tenber Sii. Mexico seems TO have paid the indsnn!
in good faith ami Inc amount though II never ioGGdn
way the United States treasury must &c Pa Ge!e
from 10 the claimants.
This statement Is founded on instrumentation as We
are advised We understand that the lnstaren
have been PAID by MtNlCo' anu, t'4tICI"iS' "
see the obligation the part OF the Executive OF Gs
United states Comfortably with the law OF Congress c
pay the Mexican claimants. On their account We en-
cerely wish that the oi the instAiinents Yves
snusiy in their pockets. lNtshVMe Ih'oG
f-TSs Dispatches from Mexico of much importance
are IN tact known have been received AT the DspNr
nent of STATE in this city direct from Mexico, ne COZ
tents of which have been officially disclosed bu;g
which we have received inurma;ion believed rs lar
as it goes to be correct. The MeNcan Governments
said to propose consent 10 renewal OF diplomas
RELATIONS and 70 negotiations, well concerning tta
boundary between the countries IA the claims ci rs
citzens of either on the DINER. Preliminary TO whl
the withdrawal of the American naval forces from h.
fore Vera Cruz said be asked request with wha
we presume there can be- hcsition tho part 81 our
Government 10 comply.
Fartfc. information also said to have been received
concerning the payment of the instruments due 10 chi
zens the United States in April and July OF last yH
under the Mexican Treaty being those instruments tie
payment OF which heretofore our readers VIII fccoeet
has been the subject Of assertion and denial the
agents OF the two Governments. Nat lnl
~ The New-Yorh correspondent OF the Int,
iisencer refers declaring that ice cW haze al G.
none or tie Oregon TarR0ry" Ready as caie 10 AZ
sumo aud all the responsibility OF all the d'claEs
lions which have made this subject We object
having declarations different rom our own fastened upon
Ia rs ours. Our language was, (talics and ait III
WHOLE OF OREGON on NoNE-th{S Is the only alern.
tive as issue territorial right In saying tho shoa
or none spoke distinctly and exclusively OF our iaA
Union
ONO RIvRER.-At Wheeling, on Tuesday, ther.
feet OF water in the channel; rising. j.
Pittsbu' gh tine day. the River had six ieeH
water IN the channel.
II Mayor Seaton OF Washington has appo!ne!
Thursday the eth inst as Thanksgiving day in thst 'T