Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-11


fri eom,neuco at Chapuliecc, on the r.h, SIZE Of
which and in The mountains whtnee came the attack.
al slir disisuce rpm the emmy. ale aii"ned our
faccs Of cavalry aal nidn'Is, Who are watching th' en-
ems
ll.isarnss US q, the l2ih. bn, wins, homr II the
DAY tn. letter was closed We moi n;urmed-Di Tho
e,ruiiul denoueinent have ols lfel arcrun' tu'
sufficient IL that unr arms hasf achieved p'
liant triumph. aud that army Is 're'oilig IN the
halls q, the Nj uiezunas y The only reliable srcunn'
we have frhe last sirur ~beore the oaIial is IN let
Ter stir..sssd ~ Mr. nimnd Collector era Cfrz
fran Orzsia which viii be found beles. Cur c'res-
y eai era Cruz vouches fiis accuracy and We have
reason T. believe il finn lhe WAS the
letter giving ie first and account Of the battles
Of .C.n,rsr and Churibisco.
- ss4 "on,z,rA. September 10. isi7.
dear Sir have The honor infsun YIN that mn
express snivcd here this evening tmp Mexico. which
hiiaus the iaie gene that C Scu was IN the ciiy
Of Mexsp; tina, On the 10 h. The American uooPs took
Chapusrc and The ciiad, and Wen into the ciiy that
night Gen. Bravo was kl,d. and Gen. SANTA Anna
wounded nj his arm. and bad retired with The re-
lnaindor Of his nNs hich had suffered mnc 10 eau
dal ape. N,u fri.ml. e.
To +. NJ. Diamond. Esq "Cal .ciot, Vera Cruz."
A hitter from crdabe confirms all hat Is said
in the above and only dsaartes viii II IN stating that
The ciy carried Ivy assault on the 18th. he sun i
ahaac has IL. thu the 3 h. the shts and works
"A Chapuiiej,cc carried that On the l3h and 10th
the CITY bonbarid. ard thai pafi Il army had
entrel ae tie morning 81 The 10th. The balance ~
m,ining al ChsImhepc, Is We have already stated
however, we place no reliance any 81 these reports,
Kept that OF ihecurresp ndeni Il Mr. nimond
As Ia our lss bcf rc The army enend tic city. We
have nothing sal,en'ic. We ar tlls sletuty las
',et be'~ achieved without great les II LIE. Ih Nex
lean accounts show thar active hestlli,. commenced "n
The Sih and cVntitutd with noreor less activity
until our army took pSstssiune IL tie city A passen
Or by the James L. DAY intorms that II ported
among the Mexicans At Vera Cruz. that lusi 100
r Killed and unled, bat he could trace Il Ia autl'n
Tic siurce. Another passenger estimates Cen. SCOTS
hs> at ,rsm one Gurh tlrd Il hls amy in k,u
aad wounded, bot upon What daia he lasts tbs opinion
we cannol lcaru aud inclined to ital. purely con
etuTe.
We come now to what onf readers h5se looked e.
with great snNi,iy--the hiss upon winch Mr. TtiS
and the MsNcaus proposed 10 negotiate II viii b. seen
that from the commencement there real Iuru
lion the part Of The Mcxirans conclude peace
In fact. IT is much 10 assert Iaa their propus
tlons ldrcic he extreme ~ o sInaled IN fraud
and deception. the Gully motive which evidently actuacd
Them beng desire tn obtain ilue strengthen them
Ives for renewed conflict.
For want Of time and space, only give outlinc
al the propositions oi each PARTY. The hfsi Proposition
come 10 Is tina, o MI Irlsi
ART. L. There shall b. finn and universal ponce bc
tween The United Stairs # America aud the United
States # Mexico. without any exception Whalsocvet-
All h,siililfs hy land stall cease Immediately ard
de6eiiyey as he ranf aflnn shall have b,cn *
c,anged by both parties
Anr. 2. All ps,ncrs Of war made h, both parties both
and land, shall be liberated Is san as pra ticl
after the exchange of ralical OF tbs treaty Besides
u Is agreed that auy MeNtau citizens should lc prson
u the tamnuchr. ,t y tlhrs al ndlans within
the limits of he United States the t".yetnnoui Of The
United States vii endelvnr obtain their return to
their homes, accordg 10 The Treaties existing with those
iHdnns.
AIR. As soon as the present treaty shall have been
duly raj fed by the United states Of NeNi,o. mdcs VIII
b. ISSUED without delay to the commanders ii both pr
It's. 10th on nd land, that hosos afe SUSPENDED
and thai such suspension shall Re strictly observed In
'nedaely ailerihe exchange uf aicalans uihc pes ut
treaty, all the prs, trrrnrits. towns and PISS s,rns Of
.voiy kifd which may have rru rapuled h, the uod
States from the utd States of MexcutInne tho wal
except those comprised within lie imis nj the nrd
Sa'es, defined by article Ne Il tits trclv Will be
given up without delay and without eceasonine any dl
mage. OF without any eNPTtal on Of trry, OF public
property captured onglnally IN sad raf.sor TWINS 81
which may be therein At the notification ut his treaty
aRT 4. Tic dividing liae between the Two Rcpuh
lies VIII cmucrcc IN the Gull Of Mckee three LEAGUES
'rnin land horing the mouth uihe R5Grande thence up
wards by lie middle oi said river 10 punt where II
thrhts The m'ridan hno of New MeNlea thence toward
The west Ia the longitude oi the southern limit Of New
Mexico. al the angle southwest OF The same; thence 10
wards the north 10 the lungnde al the northern line d,
New NeNconnll II Is lncrsecie by the first arm OF H.,
Rlo ella, or If shoud never be inersecle bv any arm
" 'a' riVor thence 10 the point OF said line nearest Ia
said ARM thece IN direct line The aud descend
ing by said arm and by the said 6a nntl its dis
charge into the rIvcr Colorado. and from thence down
wards the Cok RADIO aud The middle Of the Gulf Of
dalIiornia I" the Pac fc Ocean
Arr D ln consideration Of the e,ensinn II ,erri,,y
ssdeined by the preceding Article and by the spuat,ons
when VII appear IN No ). tie United States ahand,
forever all claims agains, the nitcd States Of Mexico
on account oi the expenses Of the and besides nh
agree TO pay tc the United Sta, es # MeAieo & I'rha
sum /, moi Specified
ART To- In consideration If article No the I'ni,cd
oaies agree to guarantee and pay Ia the claimants all
'e oehgatlons which are nav due and which may fall
due according to the convention concndrd between The
Two Republics in the ely OF Mexico ON the 30ih Jarua
.lo9o and To provide for the payment If The dec
gwen W iAVor 81 The claimants. given under convention
'eWeen The tnii'd STATES and The Mexican Rruublir
nhder date OF the lth Aprl 1889. And the United
also agree to assume the payment Of the claims Of
citizens OF the tnilnd States prey ously decided
The G'sernnen Of the United States Of Mexico nm Il, a
81 winch shalt nat exceed three millions % dollars. and
which shall hsye originated previous To In. IAN N.,
1910. and which alsu shnll have been acknnnl, ge =.
just debts by tribunal commissioners appon' ed hv tho
Government ct the United States hese erisions sL, II
ne a'ihltl'e and binding. provided that on deeilino ON
sia demands, the said tribunal shall be governed hy the
Pliheipes and rules prescribed by articles Ms and ,
M me convention. not iallicd hu concluded IN ii n CIV of
MeAco on The 2Oih If November 1918: and in ma cae,
sDa decision be given in favor OF any claim rnl, Sc il
s.eguiaFd by these principles and rules and the I'm
yea STATES by this, aud forever after eN8nerale the in
Ia States u AleXro from all responsibility Ia ,besc
e'"hahs; whether rejected admitted nv said com
inssi ners. ~
ART 7. Merely states thai in case of any 4 0cuv in
me settlement OF the claims, the archives of the G. warn
ia IN nr n.