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From the Saint Louis Ua
New YORK, February 90. P.
There has been an arrisal from Por; San
IN Central America, bringing dates to about
2Oth ult. The British post at DIrion had
attacked and taken. The prisoners were can
TO Guevata. England will, doubtless, cons
this act sutiicien: cause of war.
A bearer of dispatches from the Goyornn
OF Guatamala, bringing a proposition Of anne
tion TO the United States, has arrived al Wa
ington.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. %, p n
John J. Crittenden has been nomina,ed for ]
vernon, by the Whig State Convention.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22i, hE
The treaty of peace signed by Mr.. Tna i
the three Mexican commissioners, Mr.. Polk |
munca.ed 10 the Senate, for their ratification
proposes cessation of hostilties on the part
our Government, in order TO give time 10 Il
the claims against Mexico.
Mr.. Adams is still living although unable
speak.
Capt. Barkley, of the New York volunts
and Major Webster, Of the Massachusetts 70
toers, have both died in Mexico.
Both Houses adjourned after prayers, 10 con-
quence of Hon. John Q. Adams illness ia 4
capital.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. D, 7F.L
The Eastern Telegraph has been working w1
badly all day which caused some delay.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. D, 7 P.y
There is seven feet five inches water on
falls.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, P. 81
observation-disclosures were proposed tod
bill for the relief of The heirs of Paul Jones
Mr.. Davis, of Massachusetts,. announced the.
ness of John Quincy Adams, after which Ties
nate adjourned.
tioUsE.--At 20 minutes past one, John QIF
Adams was struck with a Paralysis whilst in
seat. There was great confusion for wh
and much sympathy shown for him. lie
removed from the House TO his residence.
recovery is doubtful.
The House a ourned.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81, P n
The steamer New Orleans had arrived f.
Vera Cruz, which place she left on the Sh
Freiner, the " Mustang" of the n. o. Della, ca
over passenger in her.
He Is the bearer Of dispatches from Gen;
Scott, and brings with him treaty of peace P
posed by the Mexican commissioners and wh
Gen. Scott assumed the responsibility Of acci
ing. The treaty was signed on the frs! OF !
The Rio Grande is TO be the boundary Of the
States.
New Mexico and California arc ceded 10 the
States for pecuniary considerations mere
fie when compared TO the amount demanded
the conference held at Tacubaya.
L he expedition against Orizaba, was lnieD
as feint 10 the proposed capture of Santa a
at Ielmasco; he, however, escaped through
treachery of Mexican.
The u. S. ships independence, Congress
Cyane, are at Mazaltan, maintaining the blocN
Of that port--aIl well. =,
The ship Saratoga has arrived at New IL
from Pensacola. She had stormy passage
! The British Minister at Washington has recS
cd letters from Mexico, confirming the repOn1.s ~.
regard to the negotiation of Treaty Of ,r, I'm
with Mexico. Mr.. Trist was on his way ~" aU
The President has RENTED Fremont sonI'a S
of dismissal from the service-and orde''' "
TO duty. |.
! Rumors confrmatory Of the Peace no"o on =
been received. The treaty is baseu up ,a.,
original terms. The United States are 70 Ma Ma
standing army of twelve thousand men III
CO, to protect the Mexican Government
By Telegraph to the Missouri h'paO"', !,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ~ e :
A revolution has taken place IN Gua1u''''
vorable to monarchy and against Carfo'"'
headed by Padre Lobos. p,;
| We have received accounts OF the fe0oA. 80 s.ii
demonstration on Truxiio. DesPa'chos ~
however from Lord Palmerston' s.a'0 80
Mosquito troubles with Central America "'