The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

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that river Its From the Of the river
Nsuoes straight line viii be traced until It meets the
sotual front tier of New Mexico In the East
part II will thence follow ths actual front tier Of New
Mexico by the East, North and West Of New Mexico,
by the East North thirtyssven which win serve the
boundary OF the two republics from the point at which
touches the front tier Of New Mexico to the Pacific
The government Of Mexico agrees not to found any
establishment colonies in the space Of land which
lies between the Rio Grsnde and the Nueces. Five
sipuations for the payment Of the not namsd to
Mexico, in consideration Of territory thus osdsd.
9th and 7th-Releases the Mexican government from
all claim from the citizens of the United States.
sthAgrees to the mode Of settling claims proposed
by MIR. Trist
sth-stipulstes that the Catholic religion and the
property belonging to that shall DO respected
in the territory ceded to tho United States.
loth-Seoures the Mexcsns the privilege Of returning
to Mexico.
i2th-stipuiatss to the validity Of all grants Of
land made by the Mexican previous to the
oession Of territory.
lath-An goods now in the ports occupied by the
American troops will pay the duties established by the
republic unless they have --
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likelihood, we shall receive the remainder of 1t
early this morning, and should it be Of sufficient
importance, we will Immediately issue it in an
Extra Herald
Telegraphic Despatch, No. ..
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2-P. M.
The following has just been received from
New Orleans =
New ORLEANS, Sept. %, ls47.
The James Day arrived here last evening from Vera
Cruz Important news has been received by her.
The details are mesgre, and somewhat uncertain
The main points that the armstice has been con.
ouded without treaty Of peace and that after cons-
d rsbe hard fighting the NJ rie copitoi captured
AID - .ams,can oops vietoousy entered the city on
The I6h Of September.
or the Msxcans, General Bravo was killed. Santa
Anna was wounded retired with his forces
to Guadaloupe, about twelve miles from the city.
The reports that General Scott lost in killed and
wounded from one thousand to seventeen hundred
Telegraph,c Despatch, No 3.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2, 1e47.
The Neto Orleans Picayuns of the 25th contains
news from Vera Cruz and Tampico to the 18th of
September, by merchant vessels. There are
great many contradictory reports relative to
Gen. SCOTS position, but the opinion is univer-
sal that he is safe.
The steamer McKim left Vera Cruz on the
10th for New Orleans, but severe norther
coming on, sooa after her departure, conside-
rable anxiety is felt Tor her safety There are
several army and navy officers on board.
There were large numbers of American troops
at Vera Cruz, and the city filled with supplies.
The Sun of Anahuac states that Major Lally's
train had left Jalapa; he had sustained very lit
tie loss in his engagements; Lieut.. Twiggs was
the only officer killed.
There is nothing relative to either Besancon
or Henderson being with MAJOR Laly. -FOUR
previous accounts were, we believe, that Hen
derson had been killed.-HERALD.]
General Valencia has published defence of
his conduct at Contreras; it is against Santa
Anna; lays the whole blame on the latter for
not sending reiniorccmcnts.
The Pensacola Gazette of the 18th gives the
news brought by the Osceola. 1t states that the
Mexicans agreed TO cede California as indem-
nifty to our citizens, but refused to entertain the
proposition Of making the Rio Grandc the boun-
dairy line.
An officer of high rank in the navy, writes
from Vera Cruz under date of the 10th ult, that
the news that day, was that the Americans had
recommended hostilities, and entered the city OF
Mexico.
Another letter states that Gen. Worth was
dangerously wounded; that the Mexicans loss
in killed and wounded was two thousand and
five hundred that on the 10Th, our troops held
one half of the city and the Mexicans the other !;
and that the battle was still going on.
Telcgraphic Despatch, No. 4.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2, Night
The James l.. Day, from Vera Cruz, arrived at
New Orleans on the Goth. The news is that the
armistice is terminated the city taken on the
10Th, after hard fighting; Scott's loss 100; Mex.
lean loss not known; Gen. Bravo killed and
Santa Anna wounded. and retired to Guadalupe.