New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25

From the New Orleans Picsyune, 10Th
La Pafria issued yesterday afternoon an extra
containing some news, or rather some confident an
acipations of news from Mexico. The schr Char-
an Capt Golding, arrived yesterday morning from
r.npico. whence she sailed on the 9Th inst The
r,,nnico correspondent of In Patra writes that he
ns received the following letter from the Capital
we give the translation OF LaPdtTta;
MEXICO August %, lsf7.
ESTEEMED FRIEND: have already informed you that
Con- scott proposed suspension Of arms on the 2ls1
and that II Yves followed by arinstice agreed to on the
"a inst A negons alton wss forthwith opened with SIR
lst and dave ust been assured that up 20 yesterday
4 hai impressed very satisfactorily Very shortly a
treaty of peace 10 expected, VIII be concluded inc
gincips articles are the tOOwne
The United States shall restore to Mexico the Cantor
ni together with all the ports, cities aud towns winch
fe American forces occupy IN our territory. -
fes Limited States shall forever retain the State Of Tex
~ whose limits shall extend 10 the lett BANK OF Tue mo
Biaso del Norte, comprising Maiemoros, by means oil
ssaal which shall be cut for that purpose
10 respect to this letter pO1t u appears thpt nOthpB
definite has been sgreed upon. |, bss been found i'm,
possible 10 assemble Congress- consequently J1nts ol
Sp,sbes' will be formed for the express purpose OF
rang the treaty. There other articles but ne they
10, Of secondary importance they are not given
Geo vanencia marched 10 Toluca, where be publicly
tselxed that he would not recognize santa anna As
President of the Republic nor as COMMANDER
nd he proposed TO assemble troops for the purpose oil
st,sckiog the Capital subsequently, however II sp
prs he surrendered himself TO the Government oy
sAon be has been sent prisoner to 6uadalupe "hefo
hehto BE- brought before c0urtnsrusl
Gen. Alvarez Is announced rs intending TO reassemDie
kstoops for the purpose OF attacking inc Aneiieans
% tie hrst favorable opportunity
Gn Psredes u ts stated is marching on the Cspits
~ab arspectacie force, which no has succeeded IN
ngsg together with a view n sssis; his coun'iymen
ina he persists In doing notwithstanding the order that
h been transmitted him from Santa Annsto quit the
sesuty-to return sgsn 10 toe place OF his exile.
Gtx sALAs-l have inet seen communication from
Gs sslss dstod from Coayscen, where ne RENAME
psssf In this be declares that II was by the nnaki'
hsssof Vslencis, and the cowardlce Oh iorreJoh a.
ne bane of Contreras was lost TOrrJon, instesa ol
osyins the orders Of Sales which directed HIN 10
charge the Americans with bis cavalry, pusillanim,
euiy led and In this brought brought rum ana
detTuciion on our infantry Nh
We give this for what It is worth. III Is no iater
iom the City of Mexico than has been received by
wsyoi Vera Cruz. Nobody, we take IT. believes
Ne United States are going to restore Calhorhla
There may be some diplomatic arrangement by
which We may exchange the title by conquest
which We now have for one by purchase--we sup
pose the three millions are intended for some such
ParPose But the United States viii never give up
Ssiogna, and this part OF the letter must ne All
lsdse. The statement about the Canal and Maia-
no1os is simply unintelheibc. But this letter,
shch we give solely to crafty the gaping curiosity
vine town--for every word of news nom Mexico
important la one view OF tit confirms the fact
nsiMexicans generally do sincerely believe that an
immediate peace is 10 grow out OF the late victories
ud the negotiations founded upon them. The letter
Writer'S with cur army show themselves by no
means So sangulne Of this IS do the Mexicans This
"eTegard as good omen for peace, and We attach
no other Importance TO la Pafri0s letter than rs
coahrming this fact. W are now hourly expect
as later arrivals from Vera Cruz with decisive IN
MfM6tlOn Ia the tssue Oi shs NEGOTIATIONS.