Washington telegraph., 1848-06-14

n. O. Delta OF the 3Olh, aud confirms the intrli
genes contained in hitter. which We cepIed last
week from the \ q. Bulletin, rrlatIvr TO the rat.
healon Of The treaty Of peace, by the Mexican
Chamber Of Deputies. The S,nate would imme.
dalsly, take Up tho business, aud no Doubt was
entertained Of It's receiving Tie almost unanimous
saueiion Of that body
IMPORTANT FROM MEXIGO.
PEACE: fEAeEa PEAcEa
Ratification gf the Treaty IN the Cium.
bff Of Deputies, by a rote q. o 10 So
OW. Posts Of the Army to be caiia IA
-Embarkation Of The Troops
The steamship Edith, Captain Coul.
lard, arrived this morning from Vera Cruz.
having LEFT their on the afternoon of the
23i 10 Captain Coullisri We are deep.
ly indebted for his prompt delivery OF
highly important dispatches rom onr cor
correspondent, Mustang, to the evening
OF the 2lst from the city OF Mexico, aud
the 10Th from QherelaTo
The final vote on the Treaty WAS taken
in the Chamber ni Depuilesat at % clock
on the evening OF the 18th. Ii was rati.
tied by vote Of 81 10 35--a vote which
completely settles the question OF peace
The action OF the Senate will be had with
little or no delay: in fact its decision was
looked Tor every moment at the city ui
Mexico before our express left, and nol
the slightest doubts were entertained that
the treaty would pass that body with lit.
tie or no opposition.
Gen. Butler was about issuing orders for
calling in all the cuiposts preparatory to
the immediate march of our troops IRON
the country,
Gen. persiior f. Smith has been select.
ed by the Commsndcr.in.C Chief, TO super.
intend the cmbarkation OF the troops
lie was 10 leave the City of Mexico for
Vera Cruz on the 2ith inst, for that pur.
pose. Between the LIST and ith of June,
1t was confidently expected our army
would be on its march for the coast.
The MoAiiey RepNJiicano of the 2lsi
contains the subJoined letters from Qucrc.
taro, introduced to its readers in the fol.
lowing manner with all the honors:
ATTENTION! MOST AUTHENTIC AND
IMPORTANT!
"Our express arrived last night about
10 O'Clock. bringing Us the annexed
letters. They announce the approval OF
the Treaty by the Chamber of Deputies.
QuERErARo, May 10, ISIS.
At last this population Is relieved from
the state Of mortal anxiety in which it
has been kept by a debate OF a gruver
character than any which has engaged
its attention. since the establishments OF
our independence. At quarter past six
in the evening, the ratification of the
Treaty was voted by FIFTY. ONE To
TlllRTN-flNE who were for war
Senors Lacunza and Rosa were the last
speakers; both displayed immense power.
and have proved themselves consumate
statesmen.
The danger has passed. the Senate will
Immediately take up the business, md
l'NS llAlH'ibu~t ieHN Ahlulltllif WITHOUT
comprising IN its bosom a single man.
who has in any way shown disposition
to mutllate the national representation,
by keeping away from the session, it is
IMPOSSIBLE that the q6aU can be kett
Undecided, or that a be nat dcchiea hap.
pity ami oPpoytaneig
do not wish by these remarks to cast
any obiquy on the Chambcrof Deputies;
1t has conducted itself with dignity and
lnagnanimity The warmth which has
been displayed in the discussion will ever
do it honor and with rare exceptions,
good faith has shown out conspicuously
IN each party, among those advocating
peace and those contending for war On
both sides OF the question there are illus.
trous men; all defended their opinions
with all deconlm and self.restramt.