New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
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following additional items Of NeGcsn news y me L1
dora a. New Orleans. from Vera Cruz

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THr INrEafon.-Our papers from me interior ~
evening do not bring us single l.ci1 OF mo-
have the contents q private .e,ter AoFe'el W.
ct. fie- oso~nn1 had been formed and noil--
vented DE meeting o. Congress hrl some r,- -s-
-esnt OF PROCESSION. Jarau-o was az ran LUIS, li ~
very best vi -pilIf-. ana about leaving tl tits 4
2 r--.ra+s~o gu.tamerte was employing l-u----l ~
ouenin- the mail from Dolores . ne sea % 90.
raeut The prevailing opinion Wa- i-i l-e pr"
grcss would dl'patch business ana e'i'.i ~
.a regard 10 The treaty n fcsy e." aaF- alfi e.D-
together. ........-...,.. Ga
FROM QUEHErAEo-A private express came ln
to-day Al noon ana W. learned thar tc G9feft1A- O.
Queretaro va- considerably elalarf raised '-eel'- ~
auction had been rnscd whether fLe c-eil 'J'
ment had the r.sAr % cede any -taie o- II ' u 90
state without the consent Of sucn state 4Ae 9-a- 81
Mexico generally. 20 10 tooth and nal ~ -.als 4l7
and IL Ia. been some time fpprehead.1 mar s1c- Cd
objection would De urged by ne oqpo Mon
/ ORA Coy,rrssroNEns-W learn from lcxlcen an,
tborfv that the Government Oh Querctaro has yielded
.evcrsl points OF etiquette which they Rad previously
held 70 and one CI them the adn-rsol --io l.t-l
I'D of an American escort O. 90 men VITA ne Domii-
-ioners We have been told however VA '.s eoI.''
sioners DO not 20 up until dVse1 A. 20 me tule R '
Government iu other words, when they arr leajl To
receive them they w1ll tel them TO come
/ Z,r.rFc,e-Rosa Minister % Relations has sent "a
the Governor OF Lnchi.H-- -tltl- i'i - - TO
/ eeucv Of an immediate assembling at Congress ana
that the responsibility Of lie further continuance VI me
war rests with the Deputies FAO neglect ~ attend
that one man ha- i in hs power 20 prevent the meet
inc The Deputies from Zacatecas are, o. nave peen
among the rocussants bat y they have ara oi patr
/ otism left they VIII repair % their post'
/ SAN Lurs-Paredes had left for AsuascaLeltes. as
also d. lgnac.o Flores. under guard I'LL. individual
ii NAV De remembered j. fhe same who endeayoFed %
/ create desoriion among tie troops Of Gen romero
Padre Jarauta in the city on tho @tn attending
! bull fights
! THE SPECIAL Communicable case Of Lieut. Dut
ton has been decided and that 81 Lavery the Canadian
/ Frenchman is now before the Court
YUcArAs-Thc Pqtr'0 has received advlces b.
the schooner Aporceda 70 the eject that the Indians
have broken the treaty entered INTO by Gov Barbachan
ON The part of he whites, and Don Jaciuto Pat IN be-
half of the Indians and that ac work Oi blood has beer
resumed with even greater fcr0cty than before. %.
the 9Th inst the Indians entered the town u Marie WIN
| every appearance OF peaceful intcntJn--out ar u
o'clock Of that dav they commenced uutclernt inc 10
hab'tanis two hundred of whom they slew Their an
tbOrifie- spare neither age they murder mei
and subject the women 20 their Deasty passions. ih
details furnished by the P0'r,q shocking 20 relate.
The news of the violation Of treaty was rcceiFc'
here By way OF Vera Cruz scvc! days ego, bur al W.
had not seen the treaty ITSELF we were IN hopes thar
related 20 some other arrangement between the pafe'
tnow appears that the country D. being dfencned u
| blood.
Since writing The above the schooner Sharan Capt
Clark has arrived from Laguna, whence she sailed oil
the 18th inst Capt G.. has kind furnished ne with file
Of the Merida Urion late the 9th inst but we cal
clean no further intelligence from thcm ~ O. PIC ],