New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16
Farther from Mexico.
From ~ N.r Orleans Z csyuns. jaa~ a
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We translate the following extracts from the let
ters Of our Mexican correspondents. dated
QursErAao MAY % ls4s.
Fp, DrLrA. The following propositions Of senior
soans underwent their rst reading In the Chamber 81
Deputies
rleSre nor in any manner compromi the indemnify
mrd slowed By the United states under the Ires'y OF
Pcscc. An. -.
sh,1 ,. tor the purpose of proposing plan wneTcoy
lie Application OF said Dnt shall De regulated consii
cradle port on thereof being apart tor ne expenses
OF colonization on the frontier
d.posrg oi ssid fund until its whole spP.c.uon sns"
have been fScd bat Il al be- enthorkcd 70 asPyso
OF asum not exceeding hs;a million OF doSis IN o-uet
% enable 20 comply with ~ most urgent ard p'ess
ing engagements
= With regard 10 the foregoing proposition ne MN
listers sha report separately and with the shortest &c
Jas possible in order that thc Aforesaid plan may .
carried into effect forthwith
TIE following propositions Of senior NacSls were also
read once
Consre.. hs. no power b sell cede. or IN anywlsc
ALLEVIATE portion or the whole, 81 the territory oi Qua
, N i,npsrious nece..ity compel. the RepubGc TO
make territorial ccssons prohibited in tie preceding
article t can only be done hy and with The express cen
sent and appreciation OF the state or States coded o.
three fourth, of the Members COMPOSING each Chamber
and three iourths OF the state Legislatures
QUrREraKo May IS
To-day he discussions on the report % the Commiiiec
relative % The Treaty. commenced In the Scnaie ant
spccchc. were delivered by Otero. Roorcdo, and Gen
Morales, against the Treaty
ln the Chsnhsr 0t Deputies Che election OF Ilt sent
Of the supreme Court took place snd feha was CHOSEN
By unannou. vote except that OF -an Luis lo'oal.
which given t0 q infsna Roo. sierra was tlte'rR
Vice President Of the Court hy the votes oi Ten sstes
four having voiced for Morales and one ioi Nasaftic
The Chamber then went into secret scsson.
The letters received from Oucretaro. says ne Not,
0r OF Mexico. have Disguised extremely ~ behold
nS the attempts ot that trcecaerous faction which "ss
then striving m So base manner for nation Snd
cnfcrsins the design of creating tumut GA tho
prtteNt of the Government returning 20 It's csPi,A
while the enemy yet ma The country.
They win not succeed. because the Governments
knows no. 10 take its measures opport1aey % reor
esnze the National Guard with troops oi are specialize
and wtlllnown character. ald Win them II e nop'd
that ms,ters WI De- carr 4 ON Win energy ani mat
the absolute and turbulent rshb'e viii hc compelled 20
respect the Government by being severely chasiised
f tney disturb the public tranqalnty. II cannot %
doubted that al worthy citizens, VINO have some fisNs
in the community. VAL cheeruly enlist ID zoe Naiona
Guard and viii sustain the Government particularly
the commander OF that corps General selected
hy the people IA accordance with ths regulations OF
the Constitution and who has already gwen tsnaA
proofs OF his worth as OF his patriotism
QuERrrARo. May Is. ISIS
Today. q lew minutes afcr 3 O'Clock IN the -cn.
ate approved the actOn OF the Chamber OF DcpGuc',
on the Treaty of Peace with the DATED states Of the
North by a vote Oi 80 Ayes, Nays. The matter -
now contaminated, and only awaits he customary ca
changes
The discussion in the Senate was as digniaed rs u-
minous Pcdrszs Munor Lcdo. Ramirez d. Fernando.
Rodriguez de san Miguel and Rosa were the advocates
OF peace. When the nation snail have taken cosnl'
zance of their able and eloquent speeches Il VIII bless
beyond doubt and despite the clenOrs OF factions sGch
patriots. who. dscsrdlng the dctace OF their eenss
and listening only TO the voice OF cool and severe
md sment have determined % save our country Tor
the adoption OF peace il equivalent thereto lees nav
ing been yielded 10 the enemy than he had won by H'
sword
n after the wise conduct Of those in power anarchy
raises her horrible head among Il cannot BE- eonsd'
cred consequence OF the adoption Of the treaty 81
though II declared according 70 the eSifa'asont
logic OF factions That monster has tOr many long years
fxed his abode among us and 10 the disorder and con
fusion II base ed the Republic owes II depors6e
condition
Would that we could learn TO acquire wisdom ifom
the sad lessons OF the past Would that We could learn
TO preserve what stll remains TO us II !, enough 20
satisfy nation which 1t IL conducts itseii with Jnds
Gneut and prudence can yet be happy and respected
Peace Is communicable us reap IT'S benefits
Il ia now nearly o'clock =. NJ aud the American
Commissioners have just arrived