The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-22

would not meet again until the Senate had quorum and
organized themselves for business 1t was officially reported
here that the Senate had quorum but the announcement
was premature. There were sets from OaJaca-each
contendng for their seas-and both must have been counted
| unless some were put down in buckram." Before thls
time however. there in all probability, sufciency OF
| members, four five expected the 9TH. The
friends OF peace write STILL that there no doubt but Will
soon come-and Mr. Sewer is strongly of this opinion
The Archbishop of Mexico has gone Queretaro, having
been selected by the deputies 10 fill seat in the Senate e
strong peace and the friends of look the
| election of the Bishop a bright omen.
There number of officers the city from the out
| posts, who report the troops in excellent health.
The diligence from Pueba robbed this morning,
| the entrance to the Valley CHApARRAL.
| CITY MEXICO, May 9. 1s4s.
This the second anniversary of the battle of Resaca de Ia
Palma there about little respect paid to there
yesterday to that of Pao Alto. The fact is that
have many celebrate this country and the
later great must be matter of wonder
if of the frst overlooked by those here OF
whom still suffering from wounds received in the valley
The Special Commission is still progressing, having lin
shed day the evidence in the OF Lieut. Tden Three
more only to be tried.
shot Chuubusco by two Mexicans He was riding
by the side OF Mexican, who snached his sixhooter and
shot him the thigh His horse being unhur started oft at
full speed and saved him.
The mail has just in from QuerearO and the other
States but have time before the closing OF the mail to
overlook the papers, and send them to you for that ppose
Last night private in the Massachusetts regiment killed
his wife in San Angel. His Duiee. They were
married on the other line. Jealousy the cause.
CHAPARRAL.
Cry OF MEXICO. May IL, 184S.
Although have to beeye that both Houses
OF the Mexican Congress have been organized and that they
have there, had latest advices sure enough
Congress- still do not great change in the
market 1t is true the Archbishop of Mexico has thrown
aside his holy robes of Office and donned the Senatorial
gown-a condecension on his part which, for time made
the trembeparticulariy So before
departure he had bill printed and placed upon the church
doors requesting all his flock for early
to their unhappy countrybut then slight consolation
brought them Tuesday night last from Aguascaentes
the shape announcing that Paroles had escaped
from San Luis and arrived there and that the Governor had
paraded his troops before him and announced them that
hencefoh he aredes) their leader The more this was
thought OF the importance attained, and now be-
eye has than neutrzed the advance caused
by the departure of the Bishop OF Mexico for Queretaro
Bets offered freely by foreigners that rere will be
months, and American merchant has offered
$1,000 that will not leave Mexico in less than
twelve months Some of these bets taken. Others
and merely alude them in order to show you the
difference OF opinion that still exists here the subject The
Commissioners still here and hear talk OF their
speedily repairing Queretaro believe before told
that they had been permitted to take with them an escort OF
but that they not until nstructedso
to do by the Mexican Government Sunday evening. the
lth at clock the Senate organized, and the Pesi
dent and Secretaries nominated and installed The
ming the Senators and Deputies together in joint SEES
sion when the President accompanied by his Cabinet enter
ed and delivered address, which answered by the Pre-
siden of the Chamber of Deputies In his E0iaga
Your Exceency has maintained the standard around
war or be eorganIzed by peace Your Excellency ne
having been entrusted with the tremendous responsibility OF
deous sword OF the conquero has received the only Tribute
Of an accustomed to offer to Their 60
yernmenthe homage OF respectful silence But from tins
your Excelency. exercised through its Representatives
These profoundly penetrated with the conviction that the
which about decide
bly, the and future welfare OF the people and o. the
ties prescribed such situation by the high confidence
eposed in them by their constituents They VIII sacce
gans the popular Will and the which they shall!
will be dictated by conscience and stern regard
tor the laws OF honor and OF duty.
The address of Peha reached the city, but will
badly tonight by the diligence. Should arrive be-
fore the mail closes will send it to you.
Five letters every received here from Queetao
speak confidently ofpeace. Senior Recon- however, writing
against it. and his writings something Ike the 0ondos
OF Santa Anna to his army while were on the march
from Pueba-that fight and will be driven back
Abiding Reon policy the Monitor lfhe and his
parsans will furnish generals, officers an army, arms.
money! and bravery the chiefs. should oppose ths
peace with greatest pleasure it being disadvantages to
the Mexcans, under whatever aspect viewed But the
prudence and odous dsensons can be productive
nothing but evils similar TO those already eel In fs
city of Guadaaara State of Jasco. popular movement
has taken place in favor of peace.
The agent of the Government who went
Paredes easily persuaded join him. and requested tho
Governor of that State give him the troops but he de-
MED, and both hurried off to Aguascaientes where the
took place. noticed above An Aid OF Gen. Bus.
amene has been despatched to Paee but for what
pose does not appear.
There a contest going in San Luis between the
and parties to which shall elect their Governor.
This morning, in the Court of Commissions, the room
was crowded to hear the defence of 1t Tden, but
postponed until tomorrow morning. and the court proceeded
the investigation of the Of the three soldiers Serg.
Wragg pleaded guilty to the burglary but not the murder
In three days the will get through with the whole
business and then will know the sentences of the different
persons
Col Bonham's Court has adjourned after finding him not
guilty of the chagea copy of which accompanies this let
Parson Macay left here yesterday morning for Puebla
An American in that city fell in love with rich and beaut
ul young lady, who in promised him her hand but
could be found tie the cOnnubal knot unless he
would turn Christian. The Yankee, however not
gone give in the long obed gentry and respect
fully declined The lady, too, persuaded him to become
but her entreaes also unavaIng and he
about leave her house. and her too when she told
him that rather than they should part she would consent to
be married by Yankee clergyman There being none, I'M
fortunately at Pueba the of the Rev. Mr. Maeary
were solicited and left above stated to perform the
ceremony.
O'Clock, p M-The mail is in but all the papers have
not been assorted and have obtained from Quere
arc As the courier will probably be in Vera Cruz
IS this it will make little differenceto CHAPPARAL
Cry OF MEXICO. May Is.
At last the treaty before the Mexican Congress and
we're the members other than Mexicans would readily
ner that exchange of notifications would follow:
nut with Mexicans the in the scene,
afey say what the denouement will be.
The treaty laid before Congress Tuesday the 10th,
" Rosa the Minister of Foreign Relations. He accOmpa-
lied its presentation with long address which said have
een an able The stctes have been adopted
Congress keep the members their seatsnes have
nnfc
time the recusantand in order that the threatened
withdrawal of Puro members not render the Congress-
u been decreed that the votes of the majority
hall be final As said BEFORE with other people than
Mexican inference might be safely drawn from this
they would make with but have seen 30
luch of their subteruge and chcaney, that although
may be made. shall take the liberty of withholding
sincere belief until assured it has has been ngned
,aled and delivered
In opposition the general current of peace news that
owing in upon Us the city comes further news from "a