New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-07


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.eme interesting lsms nc1 heIofe r1bN'he'
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1esnoi ~ con rwiss. that hs hsa is'',sea Ana his
f,tn,ation that Hrn. SCOTT hAA A'Ah''. -. ~ ina
passport ani thai NC vi" 'NlN'''' %"
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Of ,hr sth Indiana regiment we're s,iA'Nos g.. - mem
nv psyia lions aud Ninrod Rcsle.hcrf'i Ne,o
tTlsd ana the Others. David Tower ana f,ii
badly wounded Lloyen Mcilcan, were 49, 49,
a., a. being concerned IN the murdefons NtHcN- 80,
"a. ,,.ie under comm rs Of Moor Caldwell NMon ~,
ye,s cruz tho TN ait ~ss encsnpea :. - rssieg
iSs, and 10 remain mere ano'no' ~, snS about
Of asa Government wagons. @f'N' pea -'''''' 49,
30 wagons belonging 70 mafeAAh's' -,,
correspondent Of the P,odyHe. writing ron 'he ''
Of Mexico Deb ~ after stating the terms OF inc "eA'
now before the L. ;. Senate says
Th.,. treaty on the above terms would meet ,hs
.rrrobatnu of our President and senale nav 49,
snnht or thst Pens PeDa and ms tAolhel AZ. 80
- I'm, the great sticking point conceive 10 Oe we
~ c., ~" consress This body hiss rot yet met
though they have, will have IN a ie" uH9si -
rum 81 members IN Quereiafo; but isrse pgi -
,bs. onofun will be composed Of men plecseo 70 W
uose A peace upon any ferms-or ia o'.el 49,, $3.50
sunoort santa Annals claims to inc IIt',uone' =,
Eleven members from Osjaea have eeolAlse -. >, -
.,nr,ss terms and last nights mail bf)ughl news VI
the adhesion Of Aggascalenies and Chiapas 70 VIZ -
of San Luis La BdEdrd del Pae5io WHO'S Up ~ 49,
of these movements in The following terms ihe '
son ~ the Government Of C1cetRro everywhere per
cep.ibe and public opinion 0egins TO express l'sei
towns Will soon rise IN mass against 'he Oeiou' ~ ~
vaders and the Republic Will rise TRIUMPHANT Honl no
- N ~. regerersted as the illustrious Cen santa
Anna said in his memorable manifesto CT the ioh u
August" -. s..... ..- -. ms
se. cent strength defeat the Treaty In congress-
&c. y retiring that body they leave II without quo
rum, and Of course unable to transact o9
the rst act Of the Congress Will be ihe election VI
President and although many Mexicsns here are OF oph
ion that Pens Pens will be reelected yei ths y % 40
means certain 1t was 80 thought the last 'he Se m
vote An Congress was rldculousy small should war
man be elected or ratsr whose interest snoua pe
10 seem 10 favor continuance Of the war atnoush nc
might secretly wish for peace-Aimonie ior ibs'a0
would at once throw the influence OF the HoNeInmn'
against the Treaty and most certainly defeat H. sy'
We should forget the unfaling PRIDE ana oo'na!
Of the people, inherited from their spanish Shcetos,
which will not allow them TO acknowledge thentei'es
conquered AS yet-snd their consent 10 the dsneueI
ment Of their country would undoubtedly DC 50 consul
cred Thus, you Will perceive, TIE ssn'ns oil INC a'o
or prelminaies OF Treaty by the commissioner VI uo'
countries does insure peace even though the terms
should meet the approval Of our Government.
At late meeting Of the members Of Congress al pres,
ent in Oaeretaro twenty-five number, i was ordered
that the mem bers absent be notified, through the Gov
ernors Of the States local authorities, that lhsy 90
not appear in their seats by the 2Oh OF February hey
shall be aCucged as traitors 10 their country, guy o.
bgh treason arrested treated and punished accordingly
In San Luis everything remains quiet, although Julsns
from the tone of The papers that State VIII support SA
Anna body and soul In Durango the Indians were De
coming very troublesome, and the Governor was taking
measures TO organize sufficient armed force TO Ius them
down. - .,
ing to the MONITOR the town was occupied by some oUo
MEXICAN officers and soldiers who fed IN great conisson
The editor is particularly upon their condue, ana
hopes that in the contemplated reorganization u VIC ~
my such men will be excluded.
The Minister Of War issued order from Queieta-
TO- declaring DR.. VaDderlnden, the former surgeon Gen
eral Of the Mexican army deserter Inc iaet Is wa.
when Santa Anna left here 10 such hurry on the nsht
oftbe 18Th September Dr. Nanderlinden renamed uehna
To wounded Mexcans left in the hospitals,
and most worhily has he fulfilled his duty But the COO
tor is member Of the Ayuntamento, which Is sum
cent 10 damn him in the eyes Ct the Government "
Qneretaro. ,,...
that the Governor Of snaoa has detected Col d. Raiael
relies in COLLISION with the Commodore Of the American
squadron in the Pacific Tellcs has oog been IN charge
OF the incomes Of the Custom House al Malatan twas
expected that the COmmandante General Of Jslseo vt
Topic will repair 10 Mazatlan with the forces at bis COM
mRnt. -
MEXICO Feb. 7, l545.
The late revolution in Temascacpec IN TINS STATE oy
which Olagubel the popular Governor OF Mexico,
has been deposed has light thrown upon II by ons
documents published in the Monitor Of yesterday Al
though the name Of Alvarez does not appear In me a
II is well understood that he is the prime mover tnere
The plan rs published, appears 10 be similar TO thst oil
San Iusdeclsrng against the peace policy OF the uoN
ernment and In favor Of raising troops and money LOT
vigorous prosecution OF the 0laguibe who was al
rst Imprisoned has released but deprived OF all au-
thority and the Legislature is called upon TO elect new
Governor and legslize the measures already taken 10
raise troops and money
Col Withers and Maj Lay with an escort OF draSoos
and couple OF pieces Of artillery arrived yesterday from
Pachuca They brought about 100000 In silver with
them,
VERA CRUZ, Feb. is, ls4s.
Peace continues 10 the principal subject OF discussion
here and an important II is 10 those who have To-
Gated themselves and made extensive preparations COR
long soiourn ia Cruz. large majority OF the intel
lgent portion OF the community, aud those most lana'
with Mexican affairs do not appear to regard the prospects
Of peace IN any brighter light than they did before the
treaty was signed and generally IN opinion mat
neither Mr. Trist nor the Mexican Commissioners were
properly authorized by their respective Governments 10
negotiate.
From the Rio Grnnde.