Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20

Morales had devolved the principal coufna1i.
4 terrible storm Of Wind an sand matte i [ iii
cult to ccuTnu alcate ith the city, ana ialPossi-
bic TO refer to Commodore Perry. was Obliged
TO entertain the proposition acne, or to coaI!n-
ne the fire upon i place that hal shown diFPo-
siton surrender; for the loss Of d day. or per-
haPs several, could not r. permitted ifse ac-
companying papers will show the proceelings
and results.
Yesterday. after the nor;!.sr had AWAITED. aud
the commissioners appointed by me early the
morning before, had again met those appointed
by General LanGero, Commodore Perry sent \
shore his second in command, Captain AlHck,
a commissioner The part OF the navy Al
though not included in my specific arrangement
made with the Mexican COMMANDER, sd not
hesitate, It'll proper courtesy. TO desire that Gap
tain Auick might be daily introduced ami allow
ed 70 participate in the discussions AM acts u
the commissioners who had been rcciprocatv ac-
credited Hence the preamble to his Signature
The original American commissioners were Bre-
vet Brig 44ier General Worth, BrigId General
Pillow, and Colonel Totten. -Four more able or
iudiclous officers could not have been desired
| have time to add but little more The re-
naming details Of the siege; the ablc co-op@rl-
ton Of the United States SQUADRON, successltely
under the command of Comtrod "r"s Conner and
Perry; the admirable conduct Of the whole ar
my--regulars and y1luntecrs--l should be hap
py to Dwell upoH they deserve; but IL" steam
er, Princeton, with Comuio.oFc Conner Oh boara,
is under WAY, AMI nave c0I}1ia need Organizing
an advance into the interior. This may be ce-
laycI IA few days, waiting the ARRIVAL OF ASHTON
al means Of transportation. In In meantime
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wards the capital.
In confederation Of the great services OF Col
on i'''-'' ~ -, 5-. 9 -;
,,r.I.cs =, \vsahfngto, a. ,l,e head Of the en-
r.. h'ra,,, ,1,trIi.t Tins acsD,tcli 10 hi. par-
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HIM w r. N,nr;. Secretary IF War
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! Utioat the u-sis IF \era rTsz
! Saturday, March -, l7it.
ro-,, - c,ri,,l.t;on aareed uDaa hv the
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| Crn~r5l* " ]. Worth ana G.. J. P.la7v. anil
/ colopeI / q Toftrn. Oh ct euri,sor on tI4e part
| Of Nor General scott, gsaeraI-Ia chief Of the
! armies az The United S,atss: ANA Coloael Hose
/ Gutierrez a. NIlianucva Lieutenant Colonel of
| Ena:f,ecre Manuel = ana Colonel Psgro os
H.@r, ate. y Genera! #
rr,,Ie Don jos, Iuan fa.sero coma. l1i.i.i.r a
chi-f Vera Cruz tl,,. castle of stn Juan 5e u
! iaa and their ae.peB Iencl.z-for the surrender
rs tle arms j. de United states "a The forts,
with their ornaments, munitions OF war, garf.-
434s.llt arms
III Who'll. ,,ar-iso, or e-1rrisans 70 De sur
| rendered to the arms OF the United states, as
prisoners of war; the :29ih instant, 1t 10 O'clock,
i. M. the garri-ons to By permitted = march oat
with all the honors Of war. and to lay d0n ~ III
arms to such Officers as may De appointed by the
| general chief of the United States armies,
.ti,.l at a point to be agreed upon by the commits
sioncrs
, Mexican officers shah preserve their arms
,r.fs,.8in.r horses and horse