The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-02

mere, down 10 Jalapa. This will be most judicou'
move as the same wagons rs,urn hither to convey
tie baggage and provisions for the remainder of
troops some time in April should the peace be ratified
THE TREATY IN MEXICO.
Mexican correspondent OF the Picoyune says -" /,
Is Illuminating to besr the part public report sssgps e
the United States In the negotiation Of the treaty
TO Washington The United States . mere puppe
and the interssts of Mr. Trist Mr. Mackintosh and Mr
Dsvdson the agents Of the Rothechilds In this city
were OF paramount consideration Three or four week,
before the treaty left here for Washn yto partner
CONFIDENTIAL agent OF the bouse OF Nackintosh < Co
was despatched to England with TO
al the Mexican bonds he could lay hands on The tres
y attn ough at that time perfected was with the conni
Vance OF the Mexican commissioners no also have A..
interest In the speculation, delayed un this or
agent bad time TO operate and in month from this
IN all probability, not OF these gentlemen will care
fig whether peace is made or not for fore that Msxi
can bonos will have risen sufficiently 10 enable them T..
pocket several millions and clear their Of the crash
tnat may come There Is no positive evidence of the
truth OF the statement In regard to Mr. Trisps conpeo
ton with the speculation IL my hands but i ia afirms
lnst ne -, oy omcers OF high rank-mea who would
scorn to rob man Of his reputation aud whose political
sympethies would lead them TO ehied him did not IN.
honor OF their country demand his exposure One fnot
IL certain tbst as early as tire midol of December the
commander in chief who OF III
the progress OF the negotiations stated 10 gentlemen
who called upon him. that peace was az good an
How far Mackntosh expects to improve bis b,
the operation may be guessed by the fact that he ha
promised TO advance 70 the government at Querearo
over two millions OF dolsrs, six hundred thousand
which have been already paid What man. in his sspse
would be willing to advance that government two
millions of dollars, IL when he paid two Of hsnd
he had not certainty OF finding much larger sum ip
the etoern
TRADE IN MEXICO.
From the North American, March
We note with pleasure that every bfspch Of
s revivng in the capital Many of the Old Arms thai
had closed business temporarily have recommended
while hundreds of new en-s have opened The CONNER
cis community are "a brisk and lively spring thaw
criokets, and all appear to be coming money Asrn
evidence Of what Is doing the train which arrived YES
terdsy from Vera Cruz brought three thousand pack
mules laden with merchandise and this in addition to
the merchant trains weekly arriving
The money market Is at present easier than psshsps
at any time rnoe the arrival Of the American army In
the capital Foreign merchants, miners and manutac.
turere who have accumulated large surplus Of cssh
are DESTROYS o gettog their money out Of the country
before peace shall be made, thereby saving the EXPORT
duty of six per cent This Is effected bv exchanging
coin for American bills on New Orleans New York sc
which remtted to their CREDITOR in Europe The
recent fs ures In England have seriously affected some
few Of the foreign houses Of Mexico particularly In
Zaoatscas and Durango There have been no failures
OF any consequence In the capital There Ia plenty of
specie in msrket snd 1t be had ut cheap rates as the