The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-16
r. s, xsr OFleans MOcwTg! ,.TrST FROM MEXICO.

LhA h 1,.roipe arrived last night from
 1ss s.'.,,ng news ioom that city tn the 26th
 s-l CFas' ,s,. Civ of Mexico to the 2O;h.
 rna li2'+ .s., arrived al The capital on tho 18th .ano- --. ,,s entertained tha, Congress wili >S1e ,s,ity the peace treaty.
 Es@s S,aor s-- of MichoucArI is said to have re- ID, tsirr opposcl b Hue treaty.
 s.ss-' N.I,sual, at Atlixeo, says "L nc Ieonioh ihs -,.., rpagress was neve! more important
 Ss ,e {. noment, not only to take into earnest s-s .,,i,a the Treaty as lnodihed' eal also Tor
 -..o.s of enastiHs laws TOT csfrslhg o" uie
 < i,,ss the Treaty should oe rejected, ., es'Ao , ,r,ueuty ii | should oe sPpiorea r, r,s AraeiicIn Star of th" IO'h u'i' has 'Ne .'a- ysag .p-.,-,rrrrt.--Ths American 'sA i.sa unfurled 10 the breeze on the highest
 F "l .sth. Nor;h Amsiican Continent, aud the T1'is. ..,,. and s,ripcs have waved in tFiumphai '. .-., ,hs eternal snows of the smoking noun s' af, ofihe pzrty which was reported. few D. --s T. having failed to ascend Pcpocatepetl, ,-.4 sn csrnp two or three days after the nfss a-..s,l saort. 10 await mere favorable day
 ~. .,,ernri.e; they were sooa grstihed, and
 ". ,h,. af.er,pt, which was entirely success =, ,l. nafty arrived al the highest peak, over. s7 - ,i.. sfS.t crater, without accident. Here .- .S ,bs limited States was raised at an elesa- @' --t -.r, ,ban ,h-ee miles and quarter above
 .s,l of The ocean. and the pariy enjoyed pros -, ,r a1sarp Assed -magnificsHce and subiInlty.- r. ,s, persons composing the party were Lieut.. . D.da.pcc: Lieuts. BuckneI and kirkham, s- Isf,a,,y: Lieut. Anderson, 2d Dragons; L;eu;. .aiofa. s;h Infantry; and Mir. Bsgley, an English ..a,enan of th's city. + Tba. hs. the American flag waved, not only over 2 Aals of Inc Montczumas, but over the highest s i, of he ATtecs nj. pt was st,aeAed by party of lsdrones, who .; the passengers, nine in all. of every thing they ,t oae of them. supposed to be an Italian, named E Eriso was killed in the encounter. Tn. American Star of the 18th ult., says :- -lso AsnrD .-Ail those who go into the suburbs
 i. eity. should have arms with them. LadTones all around us, and attack in broad day as well -,ft An individual on horseback was assaulted ne Pnseo. near he Alerneda. last evening. by ' Nexicans who presented their pistols. He ecfsded, bs using his whip, to get out of their tf
 .se Vera Cruz Free American, Of the 18th ult., es
 several rutflns robbed, on Sunday last, house .r Naiellia, and we have learned that it is not
 sfsi ne such ouTages have been committed. Atf 43Ne Do uOlpt us Au1ctlNdh a0thOfltf1S Nl
 . ssures to punish severely those men if taken.
 ss scoaLdrels of this kind will not be allowed san the name of the American soldiery. The ..e. We understand. is in pursuit of them; and sole thai beioEe tong they will Dc captured" | is said that the health of the army in variou -l, oi ths interior of Mexico is bad, and several ar slldieis have died.
 E5bheTies, murders and outTages, frequently oc. l.. q the city of Mexico.
 B. he Heroine. we Ieard that Gen. Scott may
 riy be expected in this city.
 Nsssrs. Setier and Clifford were invited 10 Que s4o, where, the Mexican's suppose. our COmmis- will modify the treaty.
 i3lmc, inc late Governor of San Luis. has been
 ss'd rom prison. and sent with eompetsht ,-s;i to Zscatecas.
 The American Star of the 18th ult., Bays; ''Col
 .ers, Major BslIy, Cap.s Bodhsh and Sprague ne 9th, arrived ip this city on Sunday, iron ehRca, with an eseoet of Dragons. Wc iearr i the health of the troops 8. that pos; is imVroy -S
 .here were various rumorS in the city of Mexi ,e.y'ectihg t..e movements oi Paredes, and lh, zf-h,ng ot troops under his command 10 Qusre r 'J dispose Of the governm snt--little credit wa 7ched io them however.