New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19
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NJ PekaS place. Ns-c 49, fentNlIs request % DC re-
NJ 3uchsnan 70 NJ SIidcn March IL. directing Mr.
St.-ll no, &c leave Mexico ill he had TIED tie New
Government The refzszi OF the icrr'er iI0Tefnnentn
M -,,of RAT TIE present Government would refuse
Th. Was ius. rwo noctts ssr tie troops were orcerec
20 RE Rio Gran6e Mr.. B. says Eat on NJ IS return
u toe L. :. the President would az once reeoeneno
enerseric 1asssu:es sgst,-; Mexico as lHis G0oe
" --tu-, 70 the Guy Of Mexico would &c procGc-
i've Of the most beneficial resuss The oelecnon .hAi
Re -zs no, confirmed 81 he Senate no longer existed
NJ sl!,eI, 20 NJ Buchanan, March Is Communicates
ue-eup;oTv refusal OF the Government 10 receive
BIN. This ELS, been received ea-y n A2'i Iais
NJ Buchsa. lad asserted would make The dHy Of he
Pr stelt 70 consult Congress YET no soca eonstIsau01
was had with Congress. though NJ :. mentions :hat We
vii never De shls 20 t-4a, WIKI Mexico q; ,he .scsH'
70 respect Is. Tas 7le1;itnlly o-Hanen;ec VIII s'aIs
" Castillo = Lanzas NJ S.!ce. March l-;h, inoIIl-
n- him ma; the Mexican Gove-1nen; cannot feceve mn.
-es.ceat Minister BE complains OF r1dr,s american
forces. both BY ant land. while propositions are mace
fs- Feaee. Complains OF me treatment q Mexico a.
through This Texas tG.iness. Mexico still wishes 20 seize
the business peaceA5y though the United States, while
they propose peace, advancing iher squarocs and
troops u1os the ports AID frontiers Of Mexico.
Nj Shde! 70 ". Castillo. Mach lIih, requesting pass
ports ard rearyu;rg Annexation.
Mr. SGdel M Buchanan, stating that Ia was abou,
10 esve Jslaps Vera Cruz, where his passports had
gone before hin-stsrred
SAM 70 ,arne-.ealed al sea April . in which he says
thar he advance of cur troops the banks Of Rio
Del Nor,e can At any time be made ground for
ueucisr hos,lites This Is also full OF stars The poo
pie when they wish look az tie arts OF their Govern
ment rnsy be ully said 20 have gone a star going
Mr. Castillo 10 Mr.. Slidell, March 2. With passports
have nov run through with o. pages OF these docu-
meut, giving their dates and purpor' IN order as they
are printed This is all that published OF the Sudel
mission In another letter shall through the other
half which embraces the orders concerning the camp
Till :nen shall retain some remarks have TO make on
this whole transaction. and the duty OF all parties IN
view of the uufortuu=,e II not criminal manner In
which me AFFAIR has been managed. rescue and AUS
tain the honor OF their country
Bur there is one point which wish 10 commen; while
sNa linda If raa.i
connection with passage from Tia Presidents Message
MI Polk saws in his Wa- Message that The troops a.
Corpus Christi remained there I'll after had received
such information from Mexico rendered IL probable,
cer:ts, that the Mexican Government weGld Feine 10
receive Envoy.
Vow our troops appears from the Message and the
order Secretary Marcy ordered 20 march 10 the
Rio Graude on the 18Th Of January.
Mr. Slidel did receive The Information OF his relec-
zion by President Herrera mnch less BY the PTesi
dent al interim PaIedes. I'LL the 2st OF December. The
latest President bad when the troops were or
tered to march the Rio Grande Mr. Slides letter
OF Dec. H. By the ship St Msys" At Pensacola This
news received in this City BY the Southern Mail on
the evening OF the 18th Of January.
TIE Union OF Inc 18th Of Jan. published the day on
which the troops ordered 10 the Rio Grsnde has
under the Official head OF the Nary department an eN'
tract from letter dated Vera Cruz. Dec II. which
says" Our Minister very fat,erngiy received By
the authorities Of this place, &c.
On the night of Ian. ~ week sfer the army was
ordered to March TO the Rio Grsndc. the Union an
nounces the confirmation of Mr.. Sdell and says
We congratulate the country this appointment
The Envoy Extraordinary Is gentleman OF high char
sc,er. fine abiIiues and we'll calculated serve his
country in th. critical of relations with Mex
ico. Much nH G,p,nG on him-rnuch depends on the
Success OF his negotiations We are happy therefore,
10 announce his continuation n this evenings paper
Why congratulate" the Country How could Mr..
Slidell serve" his Country unless by pocseupg
large amount IF money! Whs, could depend him
Why feel happy" If was known or even feared that
bis mission would fail Ie, this exutng language WINS
written week after the Army was ordered TO the Rio
Grsnde and Mr. Polk says that they were not ordered
till il probab If eertcin that Mexico would re-
fuse 10 receive him.
Look back TO The dates and it will be seen that on
March LET Mr. Sdels letters from The CITY Of Mexico 10
Jalapa spoke confidently Of his resignation aud yet this
was six weeks after the troops ordered 10 the Rio
Grande. Mr.. Polk says that they not ordered
thither ill all hopes OF recognition had been dtsspated
when he ordered them the Rio Grande. He had not
heard the fret decision OF the Mexican Council under
Herrara's Government upon the mission.
Freeuen OF great Republc-lovors OF open. manly &C.
,ion and above all OF truth, what think you OF such
/ wha, shall say RicuELItu.