The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-04-29
LATE FROM MEXICO.

Santa Annals address 10 his Army-Hs
Grrtpdi al the city If Merico- His In.
dDgVranon-1h Inaugural - Policy Of
his Admtnistration, DC.
The n. o. Plcay une has papers from the
city cf Mexico up to the Gath March.
A Guadalajara paper publishes the terms
offered by our Government, for peace thro'
Senior Atocha. The terms are published
without a word Of dissent and are as fol-
lows:
A commission shall be named 10 arrange
the CONDITIONS. This commission shall be
composed Of Messrs. Benton and Buchan.
Al and one member Of Congress Of the op.
/ position, and two Mexican commissioners.
The commission shall assemble wherever
the government Of Mexico may appoint.
The Unned States demand the parallel
Of 20 degrees Of latitude from the Gulf Of
he,Ico III the Pacific, as the dividing line.
The United 5 ates will pay fifteen mil.
lions VI dollars IN cash for the territory
occupied, solemnly engaging not to exact
~ cloln any expenses Of the war. These
expenses are estimated at about thirteen
millions; consequently, tho Unlted States
consider tina, they would pay twenty eight
millions Of dollars for the territory de.
scubed.
The United States guarantee tina, i, will
never consent that any territory or State
Of Mexico shall be anne ycd to the Aneri
eau Union; II equally guarantees the soye-
feignty of Mexico, especially her territory
south of the parallel OF 90 degrees.
The Umled States Will place ten thous.
aud men, Inisutty and cavalry, upon tie
boundary llne, TO proven, smuggling and
the Incutslons of the Indians.
The United States engage 10 adjls, all
disputes abou, old claims.
An alliance offensive and defensive shall
be signed between the United States aud
Mexico to repeI all European intervention
IN the eKIlrs OF America.
Aiocha is authorised by the Govcrnmen,
Of the Unuec States 10 adj Isl The terms OF
tho treaty of peace.
Santa Anna took leave Of the army at
San LUIS POtosi On the l4h of March 10
the following brief address
llEADQu4RrERs. san LuIs PoTosI,
March -, lc47
Companions IN Arms: ID voted entirely
TO the service OF tie country, march to
assume the fetn> OF Government. ~ dong
which make the mos, costly sacrifice, &C.
ting contrary 10 my cherished desires mud
fixed intentions. But this course viii put
an end 10 the civil war which Is destroying
our beautiful capital u aill give UNITY 70
our defence and impulse 10 tie righteous
Struggle IN Shlch We are engaged with tho
periIIous lnvuder2 and IN which you have
fought Nth such bravery and decision III
the II I'D OF Ia Aagoslura.
Ny Fuends viii never forget your
glorious actions on that field o. battle, your
sutierings 10 the desert, to which you sub
united with heroic patience, and, ubuve all,
that had the honor Of Commanding you.
The nation owes YOU fecompense, aud you
will shortly receive It through my exertlons,
although thus Is not the consideration which
stimulates you TO bear yourselves as w2r.
Thy sons OF Mexico.
Soldiers: gu are the hope Of the coun.
try, her best defenders. Your duty then
IS to guard all parts; and on tins sccount
have disposed that Two bugades OF inan.
ity aud one OF cavalry, with their correG.
pondlng batteries, shall march to the de-
fence OF the State Of Vera Cruz, the rest
Of the army defending this frontier.
Everywhere YOU wall conduct yourselves
as YOU have done hitherto, aud you will
ever deserve the lllustrious name you have
acquired. | am gong TO procure whatever
is necessary TO consunmate The great work
which IL committed 10 YOU, aud be assured
that IN The hour Of danger you will again
find IN the midst o.! you your general,
4 ANTONlA LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
From San LUIS TO the city OF Mexico
Santa Anna's progress was trumphal' lie
continually met dele cations from Congress
sent out TO propitlato han. Addresses from
the different States we're presented TO hun
on his route. lie arrived IN the lmmedi.
ate vicinity Of the capital on The goth
Ga the 23I he took the oath OF office as
President OF the Republic at the city OF
Guadalupe de iildalgo. The afternoon OF
the following day he entered the city oil
Mexico with great pomp and soIemnl1y'-
A Tie Dtum was sung 10 the metropolitan
church, where he received the fluctuations
of the authorities aud corporations.
SANTA Annals INAUGURAL ADDRESS
SENoREs DISPUTES have just laker
the oath which The law prescrlbes, and II
dong So, oush. TO accompany II with ma
nlies,auon OF my sentiments and the motise'
OF my conduc. TO this respectable commit
lee OF the legislative body.
Tho events which have taken place u
the capital are known, and are OF such
character as TO bind me to give them spec
0 DIV aud pacific termination. Surrounded b.
difficulties OF oil kinds, interested IN ~ha
IS tho most important and essenilal Tor tn