New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-06

The Ne,r- Orleans Delta translates from Mex
lean papers. various documents pertaining TO the
late negotiations fpr Peace. We cannot copy all
these documents in the present crowded state Of
our columns, nor il important that we should The
c,rrespondence Of Mr.. Trist with the Mexican au-
thorities preliminary to the meeting Of the Confer
enco is only of formal character. The following
papers however are an i'm portant part OF the his
tory OF events
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE MINISTERIAL COUNCIL TO
The MEXICAN CONMIssIoNFRs
Cr55ions Tor pofufs) on ,akis the Commission Of ne
Usfted Statss 01gM 70 be nfg0fiaicd min. end vhth
should ef,rf ~ basis 10 those Of Urico T0PoStd o. ne
most rclsat President by The Matse' Of Foreign Rea
lions and GPprocfd BY his EIcaneg N CoSHcd 81 sH
Provided That the place of conference ought 70 be
intermediate between the Two armies.
Provided equally. Tust before entering upon negous
tions the American Commissioner should acknowledge
the right OF debera0n on the part OF Mexico thst 49,
whether the intention OF tho United states has been To
agersndize its tcrfitOry-ehy do tney not be content
with that which they already occupy IL that which ne
has come seek in the Capital IA our consent and sane
ton 10 their demands they ought 20 dess from what
cannot be coDceded-in any other event they cHn pro
coed as they have begun. and the war will continue
The independence of Texas shs be Acknowledge
upon consideration OF an indemnihcstion
p Il is understood by Texas. the territory known by
tb name after the treaties OF 1919. and when Il formed
mart of the States OF COahuis ana Texas ana Dy no
means the territory Compensated between the N1eces
aud Bravo Rivers which the Congress Of the pretended
Texans declared belonged 10 II
q The evacuation OF all the Mexican Republic Of
which they are occupation. and the raising the block
ade leaving frea our ports shall be condition OF treat
ing upon sny other portion OF territory
4 ioper California csa b. a subject Of negotiation
Z In DO event shall the parallel o ~ degrees be made
the boundary which would cause the Republic To- lose
ali New Mexico almost all al Durango, ell OF sonora
part of sinslos aud almost AL OF Upper California the
concession of part should II be San Francisco snail
be Welded ~ 4 factory. never rs n boundary
G. A settled naturalization for the port OF san Fran
cisco and way Of communication 10 Oregon
z The same for the injares prejudice and eNtraor
dinEry eypepses of this made IN the territory o the
Republic IL ia that for which they come 70 negotiate
and which has brought them 20 the Capital
; The sans for that which the families OF MssriQros
Monterey Vera Cruz. and other cities, towns ana vi
lagos OF the Reputic have suffered 40 consequence Of
this war.
9 The same for the dcpredaions committed by their
troops.
forascrs whose iccntOus CONDUCT mas Nosleu 'o lows
of nations
H. There shall be presented for payment as well The
costs Of liquidation ,hs, OF the recismaIons winch
have been made.
10 The United States shall recognlze the legitimacy
of the titles Of OF lands In Texas under grants
given anterior TO It's declaration of Independent ce rs
well by the General Government, as by that oil tue s'a'e
and shall leave to them their free and profit.
Ii. The United states shsll engage not 10 permit
slavery in any par, Of the territory acquired from
Mexico
rocity aud due regard shall De paid % the respective
conditions of the people Of the two nations.
Is Less than year for carrying into effect the dohn
tive treaty canno, be agreed TO-
l6 The guaranty Of he Observance must by sgfee'
men, De soush In European power OF In ConuneA'
II The basic of this will be the Republican system
upon the whole Continent excepting Brazil snd ffenea
Is The treaty which may be formed shall not preju
dice In any the principle OF the mosi favored
nations which the Republic has conceded 10 the nos1
Of the nations with which Il has treated.
10 The restoration of the foreign prisoners sha DC
demanded and none Of the American army shal enter
the city.
10. The return of tho ships and trophies
81. And general ba's TO treat OF peace. as If we
had triumphed and If The war could be prosecuted
with advantage
yANEs K Pork Presidssf Of s United STATS Of AHaca,
10 hose TO rhon these presents may come GresfiHs
Know We That. DESTROYS OF Fredericksburg peace hsf,
ouy and good relations between the United States OF
America and the United Mexican States 10 remove al
grounds Of disgust having especial confidence In the
integrity prudence and talents OF Senor Don Nieooss
Itlst We have named him Commissioner OF ne cn''so
states, the Mexican Republic snd invested MN IN 'he
fullest and most complete manner. with snp'e poNet
ana authority in the Of the United states 70 see'
SeHiet with any pcrson or persons VINO AnAA ns'o
snAf sulhoEiiy from the Republic OIL Mexico, ana De-
tween taem 10 negotiate and conclude Arrangement
oi me o'erenees which exs, between ths t~o eoun'
-. 10y o. peace, Ainity and lasting bounds
e' Nen 'ne United states Of America and the MeNl-
can ns'ivn-tor The tesoi,ive settlement OF all recsms
tons Of mo su1ens and Government Of the United
S'srs ,ne "oserninent oi that nation and OF all
rcsmstons OF that Government ana II. c1ens against
the United States. and IN Ike msnu4r 10 de-ro,n, ,he
limits and boundaries between the United states of
America and the United States Of Mexico and all Other
IN .lisrs ard things suitable Tor negotiation and b.srng
upon Interests OF both nations TRANSMITTING md o.
hvering said convention. bee II shall bs uded for
ratification the President OF tho United States by and
with the advice and consent OF the senate
In testimony whereof this document 10 sealed with
the seal OF the United states
D-ns AID executed under my hand, In the City OF
Washington, this 18th Day Of April In TIE yesroi
Lord si7 and in the fist yesr OF the ndeprndsnce OF
the United states. JAMES n Poih
President OF the Uuited states
JAMES BUCHANAN, Sscrsiary Of state.