The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-19
AFFAIRS In THE CITY OF MEXICO.
The Plan of Negotiation between the United
States and Mexico
AFFAIRS I'M NEW MEXICO.
NINETEEN DAYS CAMPAIGN
Four Engagements with the Insurgents.
TWO HUNDRED MExICANS KILLED.
Colonel Price Wounded.
ATROCITIES OF THE MExICANs.
THE DISTRESS AMONG THE MEXICANS.
The Numor Of General TAYLOR s
Victory over Urea.
THE BATTLE OF SACRAMENTO.
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL SCOTT.
Ry~ LIZ .1yn
The kumor of General Taylor
Victory over Urea.
THE BATTLE OF SACRAMENTO.
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL SCOTT.
&C., &C., SC.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

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In recurring to Mexican files quite the most into
resting thing meet with despatch containing
Colonel Donphans forces and the consequent fall Of
Chihuahua Wehavo detached that report from other
Mexican affairs and give in another column full
ntion Of the despatch Of the Mexican general We
becoming used to reading the reports Of victories in
Mexican journals 1t whets tho appetite to get at the
themes presented by our files
The terms indicated by Senior Atocha in his letter
Reon ~ the propositions Of United States to Mexico
to obtain peace find in tho Df.rio del Goberno OF
Mexico, copied from paper of Gusdalajara, without
word OF dissent. They arc as follows
THE PLAN PEACE.
commission shall be named to arrange the condi-
tons. This commission shall DO composed Of Messrs
Benton and Buchanan and one member OF congress of
the opposition, and two Mexican commissioners. The
commission shall assemble wherever the government
The United States demand tho parallel Of 20 degrees
from the Gulf Of Mexico to tho Pacific the
| dividing line.
The United States viii pay fifteen millions Of dollars
In cash for the territory occupied solemny engaging
expenses estimated about thirteen millions DON.
sequonty the United States consider that they would
| described
The United States guarantee that it will never con-
nsxed to the American Union; equally guarantees the
sovereignty OF Mexico especially her territory south of
The United States will place ten thousand mon, nfan-
try and cavalry upon the boundary line, to proven
smuggling and the incursions Of the Indians.
The United States engage to adjust oil disputes about
old clamsws give tho remainder of tho sentence in
spanish-(por .! terroro esdido por sras dsudas
An alliance offensive and defensive shall be signed be-
tween the United States and Mexico to rone ail Euro
pean interv IGNITION in the affairs Of America
Atocha is authorised by the government Of the United
States to adjust the terms Of the treaty of peace
or the ministers whom we named yesterday Gutierrez
and Ronderos entered at upon the discharge OF
their duties in the War and Finance Donortmonts
Otero and riarte being members Congress
to obtain the consent OF that body before taking
This not been done Up to the last wa
seen, but the consent was no doubt granted
new Il likely TO purs,c wc Give h.lo h
reply Of Senior Otero as chairman OF the COMMITTEE f
Congress to receive Santa Annals oath to the
| of the President We NAV add that senior Otero a. n
distinguished modsrado and formerly was undcrstooI
XIX in its palmest days The Of that On
Is Ell Republican,. 1t il quite the Icadinr papor in
Mexico and accordingly we give placs brlo1 r. AN i'm
portant article from its columns IN onr
Is mentioned Yesterday II touches the noicv M the
administration and represents the OPINIONS Of the
oderados 1t will DO borne in mind that this marty has
steadily opposed the administration of Gomez Fsrins
but equally rebuked the late revolutionary violence
which diacrace d th. citv Of Merco Nth .iy,o.t ;I
bloodshed Tor several week, We mu, refer ma
Mr. Kendas letters another column for ihs lacst
impressions Vera Cruz of the state of AZ
fairs at the capital
In tho city Of Mexico no hone had been induocd NJ
the salvation Of Vera Cruz II was evidently looked
expressly avowed We have scores Of bulletins issed
In the city Of Vera Cruz during tho progress OF the
siege They do not, to mind indicate much hope of
a result different from what followed
We suppose we may BIO allowed to mention that We
Vors Cruz TINT two men deserted from eu VI. %
Nedilin about the 10th ultimo, and gave the enemy
information as to General scotts army and art
lery They gave their names a. VIM M Ionhn and
John Darby, and said they were Irishmen Thev be-
longcd to the artillery They were to be sent to In.
Governor protection they were fearful OF being
retaken and shot Tho despatch giving thcse n.rticu
| lars Is dated the 18th March.
The following the reply of Senior Otero the
Of the committee Of before whom Santa Anna
took the oath Of Office to santa Annas inaugural adj
Pm al,