Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
TIE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.

/ "ehhye had rnmors recently ihruugh ii I.rent than
Inos, ihepropsili1ns made surrestadig his govern
ilnet 10 fe Mexican authorities oi terms upon which
would he willing 10 conclude peace. We have nov
anoiher ono, aiTafenilymor authentic and cetsHly
direct since the writer states HAT he actually has he4
hum, whilst writing. copy ofihe letter Of NJ Al9eia Il
Senior ReJon the sulstanceof whrh he states. We al,
indebted 10 The New Noh Gonnpenal Advertiser fIr tn,
Translation. from the Now AoI French Courier contain
ing this information. as follow .f
The Courier lies Ekls fuis Il this morning coliain.
oittr from Vera Cruz. dated Aprl . which the odlto
saysls from pers1n IN whom be- has all confidence and
which gives details thai without interest
especially in ref renee 90 The III OF Senior 4 eeha
iolltys
"Anarrnngcment is not beyond the reach Of probab
ty nHsmch the asos Of have already been agreed
10. On bo sts. by all people Of sense You know that
some time propositions from the CabHet of w sslng
ton were brought 10 that of Mexico by Senior Atoia-
have il IN my power give you cxact information re-
Apeong these propositions, for have before mo nj this
uoment an authentic copy Of letter written by Senior
Aocha 10 Senior ton, in which he exhibits his proposals
and develops his IDEAS with the fanbness belonging 10
personal intimacy. The arrangement presented. not
,oiIeaY but rs he basis oi treaty which, Ia Senor
htncha's welladsfsed opinion. would be acceptable
both countries. and consisted u the following articles
'lha adoption Il the Rio GIandc as The boundary he
tween the two Hepubcs, from its mouth to the parallel
IofCalilmia IhN parallel strikes The RIO ella between
the 81 and 9ffh degree. Il laude the ne. therefore
would by down low the 18th ct .tth
llds been pretended. NHfH llnp would take
from Mexico third Of her territory. whereas Senior
Aocha's mouH eut II ontj .Aisr .Nerco and California;
The United States would pay for HIS acquisition
from fifteen 10 hreuty millions n dollars besies taking
npon Themselves TIE settlement Of The cid claims amount
mr. 10 eifrfR millions Adding the expenses Of the wal
which Soaor Atochq estimates Sixty millions the whole
amount Thus paid Tor New Meyco and California would
be- from eeiiy siX 10 ninety millions large price
and perhaps even more than .e territory be worth
n treaty % commerce and Of artnce, offensive and
defensive To be established by which the nited States
should engage Ia protect Mexico. by force of arms if ne
cessary, against any European attonpt introduce
monarehieal system And The Cabinet of WASHINGTON
would bind lseRa 10 recognise the pendcuce Of any
Xean State which should seek to deaeh itself from
the Mexican Confederation. also to defend the frontier
Ici bofaRpublcs aglnst the Indian hasiIles. keeping
iup f ths purpose force Of i've or six thousand men
"lhesa certainly arc liberal nlrrs 1nd the atnet Of
Mexico loo, cogn1ance of The fact Heretofore NJ com
muneatl9n from Washington has received tho honor OF
REF Y, or even Of passing notice. this time the prapo-
sails were read. and IN the reply entrusted to Seaur
At cha, he Mexican Cabinet did not deny the p5ssia-
Iy 1t coming 10 m arrangements ii even declared Itself
Tadg 10 negotiate, prrded The ,laaican forces nefc
withdrawn from the ,oH fIerico. This condition was
the rock On which tic attempt away hut the
terms suggested probably The basis Oh which, sooner
or aietan arrangement will he made If the Mexcans do
not, through deplorahe ohsnarv compel the vistara
to enlarge their demands while adding 10 their sacrifices
Of men and money