Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
The Picayune Of the 24th says:

appointment OF commissioners had been announced il
Mexico, and nothing was publicly known about negro
tiations for peace, save that Congress had been sum
moned from day to day to have submite to it Mr.
BuChanan's letter, and that no quotum could be obtain
ed. But in the meantime two couriers have arrived a
Vera Cruz from Puebla, who left there about the 4l
instant, by whom letters were received by commercial
houses. Verbal news was also communicated through
similar channels. Ihereupon the two papers in VerJ
CruZ,each edited by a Spaniard, come out g. announce
that the Mexican government has amounted three
commissioners to meet Mr.. Trist at San Martin. Blu
opposed to this we have the evidence of a letter in La
Patria from Tampico, the writer of which had CONVEX
sed with a gentleman who left Mexico on the 9th, who
"enables the writer to contradict the news published
OF Vera Cruz" on the 18th in regard to the commissions
ers. This is all the positive evidence that we have a
gainst the appointment of commissioners. Now it is
by some means improbable that the appointment OF
commissioners should first be publicly announced ct
Puebla.
We believe, then, that Mr.. Trist has in some shape
succeeded in commencing negotiations, in part, be-
cause Of the statements already alluded to, Of the Vera
Cruz papers, upon the appointment of commission crs
We know, too, how ardent are the desires of the
British Minister at Mexico to bring about a negotia.
ton; we have been told Of the visit Of his Secretary of
Legation to Pueba, with the aYowcd purpose of at
7aining this object; we have been assured, from an eX.
ccedingly well-inlormed source in Vera Cruz, that Mr.
Buchonan's letter was transmitted through this embas-
y anu III sGHefal, we Know now deeply pledged IN
Ehglaho' ny hr interests, to bring about a peace it
PoSs'oIe' anu ina she can exert upon Mexico Il pro-
diglous influence. Again, we cannot impute the de-
lay OF Gen. Scott at Puebla entirely to military CON
slderatlOns. We are told that as late as the llth inst.
Peace was thc oruet OF inc cay at Iuebla' We can
MOI t'ink mat ocot or worth are men to be long de-
ceNed ny mere Pailying ABOUT peace. And further
more we sincerely OeIieVc That santa Anna IS at heart
more uoSIouS OF Peace-lI peace and his personal as
cehucnII Ca" Oo H'iu7 coiAP1tloIe.than any other
n''" III NItAiJo; as soon us IL Is SaIe lor MN TO make
poocG' nc %'' 40 u' ana ms SAFETY consists IN winning
o'GI ny lu"IccIo" PUBIC oPlIIoh 10 ue sac OF peacGi
anu Ilat ne mas qohc 80 III a measure IS apparent to all
"no nave Ie'u 'leAica4 papers, II matters very IIttle
70 an! "Hat may De ue exact state OF aills with
uol' 0Co'I VI mr. lIl5' ~ ft5ard 70 hclgoulthg' II
noy ~ "IVduy o"7ueP" ~ ~ 80 ll"cH IHc OeIIef'-
nut ~ 'uo Hno anu noaeHtouS PIe9'lon IS as TO inc
'0,"' upon ""'OH Pe1oe ? PoS'I"Ic' we nave no
where Wy seen !ou oo"H Terms Iof a lcace, winch
'pP T III %"E P'1uo"OiG I' '0'u ro0luIes'
nG gun u A,llnu'c' Oh tue I'm ilst' mas some
oPoou'1,iots oPol 'I0 9u'J-eO u te hVgotolons 'or
PeuOu' puS '"7y "Io o1iy SPeIuIatIohS' II was ul-
hn9%n III ' 81" NIu1 ""etDG' u' Wteo commissioners
n9u peoI Sc''c'ou ", 9d'Dt anna or congress- or
WHEELER Non5le'' nu aSsetioIod at an was I'M
'ei'''oo 'n"' Oo'sIes' Nouta 0SsCiuoIP' OF niu oecA
'unnlo,l9u y 17o1HloIe' on I9 'i instant OUT the 0uh
Oi',ll9 ~ "o nTa " hnPosSlolg 10 9otl'n d quorum
r 'n,'''@, lHo No'GInll'ni "au just n"nou 0ehofe'
Ao'"5'' N'ios'1t "li Dl.'inid' DIS commissioners 10 re-
T'' u C'0O " "a" I u ~ l '9"I1i"C'u N'e'eH 'e'g"9S
from ! uoolIJ TlI d view 10 receive tne propositions
" Po4o1 ni'N At. =" r S"o O' ttp u " d'nI'9Ion through
It's MINISTER 'IF' I9,' 1hc{ nave accepted the APP
9,2intInent ana departed to discharge their du;lcs,-
! ms Cou''9 was approved ny It hHJof!ty oil Inc men Oh
ul.GHot, WIZ ~ Gi9n p'i'a@SioHS IL d great degree
Iou'. .Ta T.? Ia ouoPuon' HDo'neE ItUoF mentions
!ia. leG lllly'11l.o appointed upon uls commission
"Qle oelr''gS Cu9,'9' oo'll'I1 una HuFuIuza,
H'"o'a' o'''a Nn'l Io'l''Su III power te Nuns
n9 O"'olson1 ~ ou'"s7' "'U d n"JoIiy VI 1t ID
,Tbe sano q" ls,tSo,s ala th,+ orlars h,,o boon ;ss,o1
far withdrow vino towards tha c9nit,l tba tronns which
h,vn Nam stat;99nod At Hn,maniFI, anI tboy gNr ro,,InJo
NV s,vi9H tbat Woviro l. ~ f'itIrYj i, ,"1I or R,Lr'an
R,hcj% inqsmnrh 40 onin;ons c,nnat bo concnntr,tnd
Inon any ora mn,sn,a- eoriafy boinr con,,sal Of
lfo most hotcrorenaops member. and divided into in
,,,oor,hIo r,clion. who c,ntu,,Iv ~, ont or,i,.t
,rory dissemination ofno,s,ro nronh.od go,I IN nE1,L'nn
am ynni4od Mo omfera,,,Fr ~ yo,roatabia f,n,;Ias'
was increasing oyerv d,v ana tho military dirtntor.
chi, which !, If,.t nrro,,iI,d u,,s in orory uoy ir,s,,n.
- nmP nm,gn # III wv ''' " O0' WI! ""7'
"' Tbo Ipr ~ troi, tbov s,, v.,s oeor IT., ortr. nor
into pnobi' without L3'yinyy S s,f,roJ any, in |
or obstacle ,ior tho .,;,17L at I,Iana
Thn nG,m,n,ta, onnta;nad - ,Lara Lo.to., :, oo,
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,vrent in ror,rd to the commissioners
An arro99t Of The Nort,ity of Var, Crr1 from tbc
1t 70 tho Is1L 4 INV. H. F'aa v Vo,' IT, e Saidio " "
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C1HP Bogarto, me-" err Cfi5, J4y II;
u~enuonen'- an sorry TO say to you t9al yeS{efi'
o]tt9rnoon' Lieut. W"Ipp'e OF Ne" Hampshire adJata1
oithe 9h Or New England regiment OF United State
lnIan5[y' was t4Aen 0y a party 1$1 o. Tanc1eF2s, ana M W
rear Iooiy murdered MI "npPIe fode INTO lAG c'
IN the morning ana alter tfansactIhg business there
TOOK a rdo to tle cemetery about a mile rom I'll
walls, accompanied Dy private barnes faStehin
their horses they walked over the o9fai'grouuu' an
upon roactHng the gate again were met oy lnfef rel
chcros', "ho' dI9mounun8' presented tner c@rdpIht
and ordered them TO mount Lieut. W nipple are" Il
H4uanI fIA aRlu UnnTna IN NAT lIAF was GfrH1fF an