The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-14
- From our Extra, Of Saturday.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
% THE TREATY RATIFIED.

''s9.s THE TREATY RATIFIED.
By the arrival of the u. 8. steamer Hetzel
at N. Orleans, we have later news from Mexi.
CO, which we hasten to lay before our readers,
by which il will he seen that the Treaty has
been ratified by the Senate, by vote of 33 to
a. We copy from the correspondence Of the
New Orleans Delta.
Cry OF MEXICO, May 26, 1s45.
......,. O'Clock, p. NJ.
"a Ia have this moment received the final raii6.
ration nf the Treaty Of Peace by the Mexican
Congress, and hasten to forward il TO YOU. 1t
was mi to voie in the Senate on the 25th, at 2
o'clock. The vote stood 33 for and against
1T. It was reported by the Chairman of the
Committee on Foreign Relations on the 22d
and the debate was continued by several Of the
members mn to the hour of its being put on its
massage. You will see that il did not meet with
so msch opposition in the Senate as it did in the
Chamber Of Deputies.
Leuclose to you the letters OF my Quereiaro
Correspondent.
General Smith left inr Vera Cruz on the Oath,
10 make preparations for emharking The troops.
AII,he outposts have been ordered into this
.ci,y-,hey will be ready to march in three days
alter ,hcy arrive which will be in day or two.
General Pa,terson's division being the first
n move. will march in two or three days.
. In ten havs or less all the American army
will be on their march for the coast.
:. We will he hampered some with orr sick, but
th;x cannot he helped, as it wonld not do to
leave those behind who are unable to travel.
Il. Messrs., Sewer and Clifford left here for
Oneie,aro with an American escort ON the 2sd,
at O'Clock. The exchange Of rati6calions
will take place in Qneretaro. The Commits.
sioncrs have full power to exchange there or
here. .,,,.. q. ....s..a .r
his expected the rati6cations will he ex.
changed to day, the 26'h instant
The withdrawal Of the troops will he in the
followihs. nrier.
ls,.-Gen Patterson's division; 2d.-lien.
Marshall's Division; 3i.-Division-new ten
regiments; 4th.-2d Division Of old regulars
under Gen. Kearney: 5th.-First Division OF
old res,,lars--Gen. Worth.
We have, 1000 sick to take away with us
.thi. will cut short our transportation tor the
welt.
3. The heavy batteries (siege) Of Lieut.. Hagner
and Capt. Rowland. marched on the 2sth inst.
The troops from Pachuca and Cneravaco are
already on their march direct for Perote.
aatISpIAy ENoRMIrrEs.-The St. Louis Re.
oublican, of the 29h u!t. states that the ST. Jo.
seph Gazette contains some exciting iniorma-
tion from the Mormon colony. bringing in'elli-
pence that the Indians had murdered numher
of men, women and children at the City OF the
Salt Lake No cause was assigned for this
outbreak. s,y (. ......s-...
Il would seem ,ha, the intelligence from Ore.
gon and The City of the Salt Lake. that the In.
dians. have determined upon regular war upon
fhe colonies, though widely separated from
each other; and there is too much reason to an.
prehend that many Of them will be cut of be-
fore aid can reach them.
- Six hundred wagons, containing Mormon
cmigrants, were to leave camp Israel, sl1ty'hve
miles above the Council! Bluffs, on the 18th ult.
for the city of the great Salt Lake.
A report is also brought to US, that the hrst
United States train which left Fort Leaven.
worth this spring, was attacked hy Indians at
Walnut Creek, and in the attack. twenty per-
sons were killed. The name of - Sisson
and two Leroys were mentioned among The
number. We are not informed how this report
was brought to the settlements, but we are in.
ciined to believe that il is much exaggerated, it
not altogether incorrect. The Mexicans. who
came in from Santa Fe. the latter part Of last
week, and Left there ON the 22d Of April, made
no mention of this affair, although Of sufficient
interest 10 have attracted their attention.
= GEN. CAss left Washington, for his home,
Detroit. Michigan, on the 5'h inst. He was
4 ~ W
ton, Allen, Bright. Hannegan. F"ote. &c. He
vas enthusiastically received in New York.
A constan, shaking hands was going on for
hours, in the afternoon, and again in the eve.
ming. -....
wIsrARs BALSAM AT THE SOUTH.
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