Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-27

WAsntsaFa a - lnna II, ts49,

y f't' t3sf III , lHbi@ - 1871
II Is understood that Tie Oregon Treaty. Is
Signed, and will ta Eatf 70 the Saaafa 10. nm
faa, aud mast probably fa1frIaei before their
ajINlfHane0t, The Ftety Is said to consist
" Five Articles, It's follows
Art l. Defines The bop0diry-49 > from
tie R1tky BofbtttHa ia Qaeen tttaflUl -
Sound, tbanro &oBrhrflY through The S.fnls
If Faea to tho Pacific Ocean,
Art. g. The navigation Of The f'etumt Ia
River 10 ba tree unttI me expiration ST flnt
charter Of the llu lsou'n .HAy Company, mud
renewable II the lh4fter 30 ftDea cd
Aff5 Tho rivers. PORTS Hbi ffHfb5fs.
North Of 10 ? 10 b. freg to tho comm trea Ut
both enanlrieHt
All. 4. indemnity for Nh, forte and trading
stations orthe British Souih. and Auorleana
North oi 40 3
Art. 3. Indemnity for private pfapsffg, Ia
ebzeany u%lhjeet3 at ]elfDztra sl4lt wisli 10 fe-
tire behind The boundary Inc FROM being boa
low nr hhovett,
Such arc aati to ba the prBeiat9na Of thiA
Treaty, bong, | understand, pfaftaoIy iIts
same ms were laid IhoIors the Sen te aud re-
eeiyed the vote Of IS 10 ~.
FRoM Tng MaxteAN ARaY.-By n Mex.
lean citizen, direct from Camarae, We ara
informed that the government Eaa ordered
the immediate appearance of Generals Ar.
ista and knpudia in the city Of Mexico (:
the former 70 explain satisfactorily tho eau.
goa A. the m%taf9ftunes which befd the mn.
my III IT'D late unsuccessful attempts upon
the American I0fces-the latter, no doubt
TO sustain some uery serious charges which
he has preferred against Arista. The rep.
reaentati0ns made by these two chieAuins,
judging fom casual expressions immediate.
" after the destruction ofdieir united for.
ces, differed materially. Gen. Ar;sta pms.
sed through Monterey some twelve days
ago, upon his way 10 the city Of Mexico.
Gen. Ampudia proceeded by the way Of
Tampico. The utmost universal opinion
Of the Mexican population u.s., that Ariata
sold his country for a good round gim of
American gold.
EOt course the editors Of the "Repub.
Iic' have no faith in this charge against
and reluto il at length.
Return Of capt. Priacss Ranging Com.
.any from Reynosa.--By the arrival of
this company on the morning of the 18th,
we are informed of the safe arrival and oc.
cupatioa ofReynosa by Lieut.. Col Wilson,
departure we notice in our paper Of
the 9th. He met with no opposition Upon
way, but found, as they approached Rcyno.
mostly all the farm houses abandoned.
The. command reached there on Wednes.
lay morning, the 10th, and eneampcd il
The suburbs so( the town. On Thursday
The encampmeut was removed into the
public square, the inhabitants Offering no
opposition. Gen. Cauales, upon the Sun.I
lay preceding, had caused TO be publish.
ed in Reynosa, a abaado or order, by which
he citizens were called to their allegiance,
and commanded not to hold intercourse or
with the invaders. The same de.
,ree was published ut the different places .
it wa supposed the American for
'es were likely to arrive. Canales him.
'elf keeps at a respectable distance, and
would ain represent the guerilla of other
The town of Reynosa is distant be-
sixty ana seventy miles from Mata.
noros, situated upon the west bank of the
6rande, and built uPpn solid limestone
ock. The buildings are neaFY aIt stone
resent a substantial and quite neat APP
.tearance, and convey The idea Of being, in
gone by, a place nf some business.
.he population does not exceed one thou
and, and upon the arrival of the troops a
of the families deserted tbafr
omes, and it was supposed had taken
with or near Canales.
Col. WILSON, Wa understand, was in.
to throw up Publications, which
e nature Of the place rendering impossi.
With his limited force, caused his oceu.