The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-31

probrum which has fallen upon whatever respecta
BILE IN socety-our own msery-presage horrible future
Notwithstanding the strenuous efforts of the party,
may speedily look for the complete ratification OF the
Treaty 1t will undoubtedly the Senate in few days
Almost here making preparations to leave the
country, and Gen. Butler will issue orders Tor all the
troops concentrate this point in view OF march to the
coast Gen P F Smith has been appointed to superntend
the embarkaton of the troops at VeraCuz and will leave
for that purpose in a few days.
The Special Commission for the trial of the burg lars and
murerers found them all guilty and sentenced them to be
hung Gen Butler approved the sentence but RENTED 1t In
the cases of Sergeants Wragg and Stewart, and Pnvae
WALL of the 18th Infantry The officers to be hung on the
25h Every applaud the justice of this verdict Arm
strong and HOLSTER who turned state evdence are to be
kept close confinement until the end of the war and then
| discharged MoNTEZUMA.
o. From the Monitor Republican, of the 2lst,
we extract the following letter announcing the rat
ificatou of the treaty by the Chamber of Deputies
ouERETAR9, May IS, 1916;
At last this population relieved from that of mortal
character any which has engaged its attention since the
the evening, the ratification Of the treaty voted by
81 to 50 who were for the war Seniors Laeunza and Rosa
| and have proved themselves cOnsummate statesmen.
The danger has passed the Senate will Immediately take
the business and less less turbulent without
comprising in its bosom single man who has in any way
hown to ~, the na9na da on
can be undeeted or that 6e not deetded happily
do wish by these remarks any oboquy the
Chamber of Deputies it has conducted itself with dignity
and magnanimity The warmth which has been displayed
in the discussion will do honor and with excep
ons good faith has shone out conspicuous in each party
On both sides of the question there ustrous men all
defended their opinions with decorum and due seresralnt
QuERETARo, May 10. 1913.
treaty was approved Of by 81 35 The last speakers
Senior Rosa the Minister and gentleman named Agutar
Ny friend, an has terminated happily. As the government.
leaves this city tonight at 10 clock have decided
sending off yours Also in order that you may be more
speedily put in possession OF this favorable news
The Murder and Burglary Case.
Lieuts Hare and B. F. Dutton,' of the I'd Penn
svlvania Regiment Lieut. Tilden, I'd Infantry !;
John Laverty Sergeans B. F. Wragg and Stewart,
and private John Wall, were all found guilty of
murder and burglary, and sentenced to be hanged
The Major General commanding approved the
findings and sentences of the Court but RENTED
it in the cases of Sergeants Wragg and Stewart and
private Wall, who are to be kept in close confne
ment until the end of the war, and then dishonora
bly, discharged. The others We're to have been ex-
ecuted on the 25th inst.
oaDSsEs HEADauARrEEE ARM ~, OF ), MffsS1Esso}
Before Military Commission convened At the National
lst-Leuenant Isaac Hare, I'd Regiment Pennsylvania
CHARGE 1s-" Murder Specifications In this. that
Tones se h on IF fe f ds Of
the year Of Christ one thousand eight hundred and forty
ezs" 8, y Dsefas Gs1
s sss did on day the
year of Christ thousand eight hundred and forty eight
house the City of Mexico situate the street de la Palma
and numbered ive' To all which thesaecused pleaded
sESTESgE-The Commission after if, mature de!iHsration
charged him Lieutenant Isaac Hare of the I'd
Regiment Pennsylvana Volunteers II DC hgnged By the
necf until Dead dead dead-twohird of the members
2d-Lieutenant q. +, Button Cd Regiment Pennsyfva-
CHARGE ls" Murder. ''Speeifeation."I In this, that
E DntSn o The @ G M Of pe1
Of Christ thousand eight hundred and eight
in the City Of Mexico commit murder upon Manuel zoza
CnA s at In this that
the of Christ thousand eight hundred and forty
enter house the CITY Of Mexico, situated Gale de ia
Psms and Nn qG b five To all which the accused
having
Regiment n Youneefs' to Be hung at such
f a9seas
the Court concurred in this sentence
S Snsssn i he.s'iE this that
Christ one thousand eight hundred and forty eight, in the
City Of Mexico commit murder upon Manuel ZoHiza by
CHARGE ID Burglary ,'-speeifeatiOn- In this, that
aid did IL fifth DAY of AR The i yss5 IF
and with sonous intent break Into and enter house in
I o vice. es fp mot
sdeed the Evidence addueed found the accused Guilty as
charged and sentence him t9 be hanged By The neck sa
3 + 7dea Second Regimfnt Inf Infantry Try
Lieutenant B. P Tden, of the I'd Regiment Infantry did,
malice afoethought xii Manuel zoza. apeaeeabe citizen
9y f that
the Tt SS tan
sand eight bundled and foty before sunrise or day
s ED aH
and numbered tve' To all which the accused pleaded
sENTENcE-The Commission having maturely considered
the testimony adduced, found the accused Guilty as
dsad dsaa dead Twothds Of the Court concurred in this
5thIsergeans 3, F Wrasg and stepart, and Private
s' GHA H @a'k speefention this that
VIII of B. M nssv and d he h da1 o
eight, ntIe City Of Mexiee with afoIethought
said City Of MeSco BY shooting s him IN the head
CHARGE I'd" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In this, that
the said sergeants B. Wragg and Stewart and Private
Christ thousand eight hundred and forty eight in the
City of Mexico before daylight focby and with tsionious
intent break into and house in said City of Mexico
situate on Gale de la Palma and numbered five" To all
which the prisoners each pleaded. Not Guilty"
sESrENoE.-The Commission after mature consideration
the testimony adduced found the prisoners each and
B. f WTagg and Stewart and Private John Wall TO
be hanged b. the REX Gntn dead dea ead In this SEN
III. The Major-General Commanding approves the pro-
ceedngs, findings, and sentences of the Military Commits
sion in the foregoing cases.
Leuenants Isaac Hare and B. F. button, I'd Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers, and B. Tden I'd Regiment In
fany and John averty will be executed the 18th inst
between the hours of and Il o'clock under The dec
Upon the recommendation of the Court the sentences
the Of Sergeants F. Wragg and Stewart, and Pr
John Wall of the 7th Infantry, respectively remit
ted They will be kept in close confinement until the close
he