The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-07
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The His nerSla, t'apL saith. ANS.
"A Il fraslEla IA lhe evening x ne els
la.tanh &Ahln 6ue slays from Ven cfaz.
W aFr in,lrhse.l % > passenger Ernm Pen.
ssesaa CO ne ger TIM Sun az Ana
hnars 81 ihe Ifsl. and also lnr ) kilrf
frum Pensarola. All The news they eon-
tain i pulslishri briaN. Eerhally ne are
iulamsssl llsal there had also tees 4 resalf
ruebls. and ihai Scout here and "a Tie
riry &C Mexico had Iosl IL lFasl 100 lhou.
sand men.
FROM THE SEAT or wAR.
M Irmisiire soaeIsii d H.afiE liss y oumnsn.
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Ssafa fsaa . Csn. Sasff--Fepr Ssimesis
sfhs usgioas @ny psn,pkEIy rssIfsa U q
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The fpllpwiag letter received FINN our
correspondent u 80 interesting 10 ihe pub
lie that We llasien n give h 10 our subscfi.
hers hronlaiiis MI de news that was
nrei,ed yesterday from Mexico. = Is
As We had alresdy announced. HOSTILE
ties RECOMMENDED ON The sab hi he even.
inr. and t;rn. SCOTS troops on that tery
eyrnias had gwen 1 brush 10 the best o.
the Mexican iIVops. g.. ...m .s.4 ~
This letter caine by The way Of Ouza-
ba. and was sent there BY our .wHlc a.
wake" correspondent. through 4 private
friend. who himself addressed US b few
LINES 10 Ieh Ne thst IN express hid arrived
at Allisio on he way 10 tlaIaca-Ihat ibis
express had been sent by Gen. Icon III
the Mexican army. VIM commanded The
Mexican forces in the ariiOn spoken Of IN
the LETTER which follows. .1-tEs.. i 50f
H. PGs6la. sers. ~. IsI7.
Mr DrsR SuS:-l did not think that
Won ever arrived among us. bni 20 my great
establishment saw yon in the hands ol
orr mutual lliehd WA's'.t assess as.sa a5
Iponiscd Won before . lrfi Vera Cmz
two months ago, that I would, from time
To time. if I was fortunate enough 10 get
news, drip you a few wonls oa sheet
of bad paper, and the occasion has never
oiIciea hseIf shh mole tnrnamaeeheni
than al present. and hope these Few lines
will be yrsonousiys passed ,hr6Jgh the
chaparral, MOSQUITOES, &C., AMI What is
worsc t,hdugh MOI SO bold. tie gnerrille-
ros Of Zero Gor,io, Puenlo National. and
nh the Monies and hiding places II these
dcsperaie men. . Lriifrs afrif-
cd here from A,lixio. stating tia, an ex.
press had arrived there on lrs way 70 0a-
iaco. sen, hy Gen. Leon. and that the said
express had brought letters from Mexico
dated the OH instant. -
These letters stare thai the proposiiiolfs
made by Mr. T'ri.t were rejected. or. Al
least, one portion Of them, and iha, hos.
iililies had Recommended on the 9Th IL
tic afternoon, and thar baiilc bad been
fought ON that evening by a few hundred
men Of Sco,l's army against four Of the
MIXED Sus regiments III the Aiexltan ar
iny-0Rc lltl regiment tof The line, tIle
ID and 4,h regiments Of light infantry,
and one regiment of the Natioiial Guards
ali commanded by Genrral I.ccn)-
that the eueaiy's forces had Seen badly
used up. ,amiiha, ilieii loss exceeded t&t
thousand i've hundred. ..rr,...a s-. s....t
Tile lciicr says that Mr. Tnsl's propo
silions are these: 4 = s.s-s=sgs4
That the citizens Of the United Staiei
would ioi have anything 10 claim from
Mexico for damages occasioned by tln
var. afsR'ee'' d. VI ... 4..--
That the United Sia,cs would have TN
privilege Of establishing two factories il
Upper California for eight years anal th'
the Mexican Government could, after ihi
time, il il chose, renew this article OF III
treaty: a". 'f.7'a ~. t., .,r,.~.s-,
This was not accepted. Is
Then Mr.. Trist, unclothing himself q
his official powers, remarked TO the Mex
lean commissioners that he thought ]
would be much better for Mexico TO ced
the wholc % Upper California To The Uni
ted States, Tor which that Goyernmen
wouIif certainly pay fifteen or twenty mi
lions of dollars. .~4s.s- 4~sea
This would probably be agreed upoi
il the following article had met with III
assent of the Mexicans.
That the I'exiam boundary line woul
rum along from the mouth ol tle Rl
Granlc, IN the left side, TO the right So
Of the Rio ella. .s4} v.s~...@# I'd. u. III q
But this las, proposition was relecte'
The Mexicans would not yield one inc
Of ground the other side OF the Nueces'
Mr.. Iris, then asked IS days, as !
said he was. moi authorized 10 accept sue
proposition, 'bn, The Mexicans replitt
they would give five days and no more.
On the fifth day Ghc 7tll letter w
written by Santa Anna To Gen. Scott a
cu.ing him Of breaking the armistice,
some triting pre,exis. .''a ~ ~. . :, :,
Gen. Scoti answered, making simil
charges. ,,,.... ..,. ..,r,s I'D IN Dr.. ,s4. T.
On the 9Th. i'm the afternoon, a body