Democratic banner., 1847-09-27
From the Missouri Republican.
ONE DAY LATER FROM NEW OR
Az u

ONE DAY LATER FROM NEW OR
LEANS.
The fine steamer Eudorn arrived last
Ligltlfrom New Orleans As She had a
heavy freight, and her, officers thought il
possible that her arrival might be delayed,
one of her clerks got on board, Of the, fast
steamer Mail, with the packages Of papers
for the several Offices in this city. But tlrat
vessel grounded, and at the time of writing
this paragraph she had not arrived. But
to the politeness Of the Captain of the Eu-
dOTa, we are indebted for a New Orleans
Delta Of the 18th, and an extra from the off,
&c Of La Patria, the Spanish journal printed
in that city of the 10th.
The news contained in this extra is, If
true, of the most important character. It
purports to give the terms of the treaty, a.
greed upon, but not signed, between MIR.
TRlsr and the Mexican Commissioners
We must declare, in advance, our disbelief
In the terms Of the arrangement. 1t is ve-
ry true, that nothing was known by the A.
Imericahs in Gen Scott's Army, on the 28th
Iof the negotiations; and it is possible that
the Mexican commissioners may have been
less guarded in their revelations, and thus
the news may have been communicated to
the Mexican writer of the letter dated on
the 29tll; but still, from the extraordinary
tenor of the provisions of the treaty, we
must, as we have said, withhold our con-
.fdence in them.
Mr.. TRIsr, it will be recollected, wrote
to Washington, that a final interview was
to be had on the Both of August, without
stating the propositions on either side. We
are inclined to believe, that the version of
the treaty now given, is nothing more than
the Mexican proposition, and not ore to
which Mr.. TRIsr could, BY any Possibility
be brought to accede.
Butte the news, which we give Just as
We find it, in tie Extra. -.
Nam Articies-Kqrmony If understand
ing bet,Ceen SANTA .7nnn and Mr.. 7rist-
Junctinn ofhe Troops ofPdredes and NJ
CarezJ for the purpose q. fttucAtng the n
mericons-Ta enciu ordered IL be tried
by Court Martial, &C., &c.
By the arrival here, yesterday, of the
harrGn Captain Golding, from
rampi o the 9th instant, we have received
most interesting intelligence from the capt.
tai, contained in our usually correspon-
dence from the former city.
Treaty If Peace.-Principul ,4rticiss.
Our fellow-citizens will learn, with the
highest satisfaction, that contrary 10 pre-
1ictions freely made here, PEACE WILL Pos-
GrIvELY BE H RESULT Of the present ne
" nt1ot,@na ,,.,. Al h1 C
ment and Mr.. Trist. We learn tl.at the
utmost harmony prevails between the high
deputcd by Santa Anna and
Ills cabinet, 10 listen TO the proposals Of our
Government through :he Commissioner at
Gen. Scott's headquarters.
The outlines of a treaty of peace are said
to have been drawn, and agreed to, BY the
agents Of the contracting parties, of WHICH
the two most important are the following:
LIST. The United Stotcs shall resf5re 10
Me'rico the ChEf0rnianS; I'd. The Cnitra
States shall forerer keep Ttras, whose
Boundaries shall be extended to the left bank
OF the Rio Grande, or Rio Bravo del Norte
including Matanoros, which shall be
brought into the United States territory, by
means Of a canal to be constructed forth
Our correspondent has been assured that
the above are facts, which certainly prove
an unusual magnanimity on the part Of the
United States, who thereby consents to "a
bandon her conquets without scarcely "a
'''ible acknowledgements which have
cost her so much blood and treasure. Bat
give The public the letter, so that due
judgment may be passed thereon:
Correspondence of the Patria, .
TANPrco, Sept. 9Th, 1s47.
My Friend: l have just received O let
ter from Mexico, which arrived here BY
express, via Huetjutla, and | take
advantage ofthe departure, almost at this
moment, Of vessel bound to your port, to
transmit sou a copy Of it. It is to this
p ...
MExtco, Aug. Goth, 1S47.
Esteemed Friend: I have already in
you that Gen. Scott proposed d
suspension of arms on the 2lst, and that it
was followed by an armistice aoreed.tn IN