The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-01

From the New Orleans Picayune, April 221
The steam packet Avon, Lieut. Philip Hast. r N DOM
mander has arrived at Ship Island from Tampioo aod
Vera Cruz We have received files and correspond
from the city of Mexico to the lath inst and
Vera Crus to tho afternoon Of the Is b. the time
which the steamer sailed. The very important
will be BY tbs letter of correspondent that
ted States and that may very shortly expect the
rival Of its members and extraordinary subsots In
city; . ,, s,,u.,. ~ . 49,.
Deuston, Mr. Marshall, Mr.. Mohr and Mr.. Schepiler
The following passenger. left this city By the steamer
Bounsrd, Paul Bsrges, E B Olivier Gust Reynsud,
Morens, Jr., and Mrs Sophia Hamilton For England
u: St 1n..S jig o s L. Lion Gh.s E~an n
Isaac Decoroos. For Naessu-Willism Stroud Fcl
Bormuds--Charlss Bennett.
CRY OF MExrco, April Is 1913
It is reported the authority Of the P,ogesso the
Puro" paper, published ct Queretaro that Pens Psps
ratification Of the treaty can learn of other au.
thory for the rept and disposed to doubt its truth
for Pena Pena is DESTROYS Of the ratincstion Of the
the subject upon Congress immediately. Il Is added
too that the Mexicans have great hopes Of obtsinDg
Sy Ia. senate Of the United st.. our OPP
missioner commissioners; and If they be gui.
ded by the pact had occasion to observe In
letter they would negotiation continue
the in the conviction that the the pro-
crastinated the logger the other continued
so.ey.r strong hopes that neither Mr. SEWER or Mr,
Clifford will psomt any triing the part Of the Mex
leans, but win tell them at once without parlsy," Cen
lemen, here sur terms accept them rel them
you think proper We querors, and have and
will exercise the right Of copquerors In debating
t.rmsn This 10 al the negotiation that 4: necessary
arrived here day before yesterday with the Secretary
of the Commission Mr. Walsh, and very handsome
Of General Butler, turned give him reception
The Following was the order issued on the occssion
HEADauARrERs, ARnY OF MExIco,1
Mexico, April 10, lsas
tOrders No. b..
The Hon N. Clifford United States Commissioner, is
this evening or morrow The troops on duty in tnis
city will be held in readiness to him with appro
Msj Cen Patterson IL assigned to the command Of tn.
troops on the occasion, and will make proper dsposi.
lions accordingly,
l. THOMAS ASST Adjt Gen.
We learn that Mr. SEWER left vsra Crus for this ci,y
.imil.r honors to be p.d to him Capts Orchid and
Kerr, In command of two companies Of the Louisiana
mounted men, escorted MIR. Clifford up. They will re
and L,euts Kelly and Hunter also Of the Lousana Bat
tson, will then return TO Vera Crus Tho prospect Ia
st favorable for speedy meeting Of Congress st QUE,
Trajectory rumors an reports the su, shall be
lis ,ppoint.d the treaty is not ratified within month
or ex weeks In anticipation OF favorable action upon
the treaty all the sick who bear removal numbering
about thousand, yesterday sent to Jssps with
an escort commanded by 1t. Col Preston, of the 4sh
The parties accused Of thu murder Of Manuel Torlo
and Of the attempted burglary OF the house in which
be was clerk, were arragned yesterday before mill
tsry commission, Of which Col Burnhsm Of the New
York Volunteers, Is president and after the charges
being read at their request the examination post
poned until this morning TO allow them IN opportu.
atty 10 obtain counsel Since last wrote you, Lieu
Msdison OF the I'd Perpsylvanis Volunteers and Ser.
sesnt Stuart, Ct the 7h asntry, have been arrested
ON the charge OF being CONCERNED in tas affair Arm
strong who has turned state's evidence, and 10 kept
in confinement in the palace says that since his
prisonment he hss seen another cffcer who was I'm.
pioated In he foul deed but whose he does not
know frequently pass IN and out Of the palace Msa-
sures have been taken for this oces arrest az soon
~ be n seen BY Armstrong again. There are now ten
persons n coDnnemsnt charged with this crime. viz
Lisun Hare, Daton and Madison, Of the I'd P.nnsyl.
vsnia voluntssrs sersesnts p Wrasg and Stuart,
Of the 7th Infantry John wsll private Of company z
7th Infantry Jesse Armstrong discharged T. smstsr
John d. HOLSTER an American ciiz H. and John
Laverty Canadian Frsncnm mot an American citi.
zen "a first stated. Two others man named Booth
u discharged tesmster, and Frsnchmsp, named Lava.
tsor, who has resided long time In this city
charged with being psrcipstois in the crime not
yet besn arrested, aud the probability s they have
capped into the interior
The twenty eight dsssrters spoke Of my last letter
No being about Chapalepeo are still at large The par
" sent IN search Of them uneucoeeeful and they
probably this In Queretsro Two privstes Of the 81
Dragons caught the Get of DESERVING ntrht be-