The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-14
From the New Orleans Delta, June
leo. -Hatifieatioa of the Treat.

From the New Orleans Delta June
Important rrum Merieo-Hatineation Of the Treaty
The United States steamer HetLel, Captain Baker ar
rived here al late hour last night from Vera Cruz
bringing the highly important intelligence OF the FSl
RArIFIcATIoN OF TREATY. The important ne US wa
brought TO Vera Cruz bs the English courier the after
noon of the 2Sth u and the Hetzel ordered to Sc,
on the morning OF the 29h with dispatches for the gov
eminent at Washington and the departments in this civ
The English courier, II said started direct from Que
retaro for Vera Cruz Immediately after the ratification
which accounts for his arriving there before Major Ora
ham, the bearer OF dispatches Tor government who
had first to go TO headquarters al the city of Mexico
Major Graham was, however, hourly expected at Ven
Cruz with the ratified treaty when the steamer Heze
left and OF the naval steamers OF the squadron was
ordered be held in readiness to convey HIM 10 this CITY
or Mobile, on his arrival at Vera Cruz.
We anxiously look for the next arrival TO bring US our
despatches and letters from "Alusang" which will he
interesting as descriptive OF the closing scenes in the
eventual drama
Great uneasiness was felt in the city OF Mexico with
regard to the menacng attitude lately assumed by the In
dams whose cries OF death TO the whites, long live ha
Indians 20 were heard al recent bull hight the plaza
train of wagons, escorted by Lieut. Stead's company,
left Vera Cruz the 2sth ultmo for Jaapa They were
wagons sent up to transport to Vera Cruz the sick and
discharged soldiers who are now at Jalapa
New ORLEANS, Sunday Morning,
June 4-9 O'Clock
Our dispatches from " Mustang" have just been re.
caiyad nm 10 O'Clock the right of the Goth ultmo
from the ciy OF Mexico, fully confirming the above The
6nayote on the treaty taken in the Senate at Quere
ro at o'clock p. m, on the 25th May, and the treaty
wa, adopied-yeas 80, nays g.
Er ,m among the OF correspondence before
m ,s select the following letters from Mustang, which
we add to the news aooVc anu lo"'iu u W 'he mai OF
to-day. c,., -, ntrx,,, M, .s ,0,.
Fms Drtr., The officers and others who had been Sen.
ned 70 he hang. on to-day, have been respited by Gen
T.ie, Inv a spec,sl order of the following substance
"T6e sentence of cath, which has been passed upon
- - rnnr,s nj IN. American army, whether Amen
sns or Mexican is her. by suspended until further
ders" ,,
am not aware what has inh e'ee .ne commanding Of
sIspendng the sentence nd hnIs ul5 "a ne
officers and others for the murder III os,ay al NO
Gale de ia Palms. but really IL do n,isaa ~ many
very strange proceeding, and has sn . gnilt CON
MUMMY generally. They unooubieo,, euuV OF one
of the grossest outrages psrperaied non society
and have, some extent, stgmauzed the corr a"q A'
army which they belonged, which could onb nave
been wiped out by blood, in manner sanction.d by
The laws of the country under which they hold coil,
missions. Their trial was fair and impartial, and
have no hesitation 10 saying that the commission who
tried and sentenced them the most able have
convened the army there We're men upon 1t OF the
highest legal attachments, and the body were all Of
sound discriminating Judgment The prisoners had able
counsel who labored hard in their defence and the
cuson of the trial left doubt as 10 their guilt twas
palpabe, that, upon It's being rumored that they
could be pardoned the officers OF inc fensyvana reg
receiving any cemency whatever at the hands OF The
mandng general, and asked that the law be allowed
The good citizens ofQueretaro going to give
mlssoners grand ball.
The exchange OF notifications to take place to-day
General Arsa be the governor here when the Mex
government takes up their quarters here expect
all the Mexican authorities here this week-com.
Ing IN ,,
at Queretaro at 4 O'Clock yesterday
Ny express has arrived ahead OF all others The Mexican
government express is expected arily If brings
anything additional of moment, | win send another eS
press. -ioSihN"'
CRY OF MEXICO May q, 1913,
IL O'Clock at night
EDS DELTA you by express at O'Clock h.' eve
ning of the ratification of the treaty by the Seas
express is starting; and now write you short note
the purpose OF taking all the advantages than any
thing else you will probably receive my former Letters
far in advance.
Gen Parerson's division will march the aoth instant
and all the troops will follow Immediately after.
at t oSeT U5es "'''' contained ~ '''' MusTASG
CRY OF MEXICO, May 26, 1873.
So'clock, pm
have this moment received the final ratification OF the
treaty of peace by the Mexican Congress- and hasten for
ward it you 1t put vote in the Senate the 2
o'clock The stood 80 for, ard against IT. was
70 nor,pd nv the cha OF the COMMITTEES on Foreign Re-
ations the 22d and the debate continued by several
members up the hour OF its being put on It's passage
You will see that it did with 50 much opposition
in the Senate it did in the Chamber OF Deputies
enclose you the letters otmy Querearo correspondent
Gen. Smith left for Vera Cruz the 2ih, TO make prep
arations for embarlng the troops.
All the outposts have been ordered in TO this city eg
will be ready march in three days after they arrive
which will be in a day or two =,
Gen. Patterson's division being the first TO move, WIZ
march in two or three days.
In less, all the American army VIII be on tue
march for the coast.
We will be hampered with sick, but this can
be helped, would do leave those behind wh
unable to travel.
Messrs Sewer and Clifford left here for oseretaro with,
American the 22d o'clock. The exchange
of Publications will take place at Querearo The commits
sioners have full power to exchange there or here
OF course the citizens OF New Orleans will fire a grand
salute Give nay mpliments to them. and ask them 70
fire gun for every regiment IN the Held regular ana u
unteer they will all soon be among you-you will then zee
boys who have been baptized in blood and came out
steel"they have conquered peace al the point Of The
bayoue for the sake of humanity and justice, let then
light in the halls OF the white sett ements be
you send them down YucHtan be up with mos
quitoes and sand flies.
1t is expected the publications. VIII be exchanged tou'
the 26tl instant.
The withdrawal of the troops will be in the following
order - If,
LIST, General Patterson's division 81, Cen Marshall
division; 3D. DIVISION new ten regiments 4h, I'd dlvls
of old regulars under Cen kearny 5th LIST division oil
regulars, Gen. Worth. -
We have 1000 sick take away with u.s. this will cnd
short transportation for the well.
The heavy batteries (siege) OF Lieut. Hagner and zap
Rowland marched on the 2sth instant.
The troops from Pachuca and CueInavaca already Oh
their march direct for Perote.
From the New Orleans Picayune, June l.
Late from Mexico.
The United States steamship Virginia. Captain SPn|
ney IT,, arrived at this port yesterday morning from ,u
Cruz, whence she sailed the 27th By this vessel va
have received ample files and large correspondence
most important contents of which have been anticipated
by the news brought by the Edith
There are no later dates from Querearo; but the
GINA left the United States steamer A. Heze walun
for dispatches, and ready to start within an hour Ah
the arrival of courier from the city of Mexico, W
was momenty expected with intelligence OF the acton
the Senate upon the treaty.
RumoTs las usua rife in Vera Cruz, Just beiO
the Virginia sailed, that the Mexican Congress had bee
dispersed by the antwar party Our correspondent CIV