New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
LATER FROM MENICO.
The Ratified Treaty - Movements Of the
Troops Rumorcd Resignation OF Her
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The q 5 transport ste mship Portland arrived
"Wednesday night from Vera Cruz having sailed
thence un fhe Hth inst
The Portland brought over about $50 Of the 18th in
fntry with some conyalesceuts discharged steamers
Sc. Sc The remainder OF that regiment had embarked
ou The chip Rhode leland and was ready Tor sea when
! tle Portland lnit
Lieut. Gariucr ,th Infantry. bearer OF dispaichc.
from Mexico. and of the Ra,ited Treaty came pa.scn
s.r ou thc Portland. iie s son o., col. Gardiner of
Nashingon. and has distinguished himself Ina many Of
thc battles 100 Mexico.
The Orrsba garrison about loo strong under Col
Enkh,a0. and consisting of the 18th infantry and Ala
h8ma battalion arrived no Nsrs Cruz on the morning
/ of the -tl inst ana commenced cmbarkng the same
1Hy. The Alabama battalion sailed on the orb in the
arig' or schoouers Heroine Nopms and Massachuaets
/ flr NlhIc
Acts OF persecution had already been committed ay
MaXicans against such of these people or foreigner
who bad tolerated the Americans $50 al n those pisccs
which had boon eyacuatcd by our troops Many OF The
inhabitants showed their regrets at parting with the
Americans
MI Dcrilier editor of the F,se Am.rrqs came pas
-cugcr the Portland having been ord red leave by
Cen Smith for article published in hs paper Of On.
-th inst considered by an who know the facts 0f tho
case 90 De very Incorrect 70 say the ea-tand dong
great injustice % a distinguished officer We do nor
choose 90 into ile details of this affair because we
satisfied thqt had the editor OF the Free American
been accurately informed % the fact of the case ho
would never have inserted the article which called
down upon him the prompt action Of Gen. smith stn
we OF opinion Thar the punistmcct Indicted upon
he editor ot the Frrf fae--1f quite di-prOpOr--
toned CD tha offence committed. We can scarcely ac
qlic-ce n The exercise Of such power IN critical
emergency during war of which We see no evidence la
tli- case.
Cap, Lee engineers and other distinguished mem
1cr- of Gen. SCOTS star. also passengers the
Portland. and DR.. Naudcrlindcn former Surgeon Gen
eral OF the Mexican army, who seeks America as al
Asylum.
Lieut. Bedford, 44h Infantry, died the passage and
was buried no sea-
The Portland passc in the river about Fort ST. Philip
ship load of convaesccnts from the Jaapa Hospitals
which let Vera Cruz about ten days since
Gen. Pattersons division expected in Vera Cruz
Monday the 18th inst and Gen. Marshaps on the
following day. letter from Mexico, dated the 81
ays that Gen. kearneys division was ordered 20 leave
Mexico ON Tuesday the bih inst and Gen. Worths on
Wednesday the 9TH. The Michigan regiment wss
shortly expected AZ Very Cruz from Cord0va
The 4. 3. Commissioners, hessrs Sewer ami Clifford.
tcted in the City of Mexico on the "a inst Mr
Sewer returns home with Gen Butler
ln the M0nn0r Re0r5irln0 OF the 3rd mat We md
letter dated Quoretaro the 3lst ut which announces
That Gen Herrera, upon being appri-ed Of his election
as President 70 sent IN HE resi- gnat1n The sub
Jet was referred to a committee which reported
against the acceptance OF his resignation snd the
Chamter Of Deputies sustained the report by vote OF
ID fo I and appointed the day the admInstra-
0i fhe oath OF Office Stl h was apprehended that
Herrera would persist Ia declining the elevated staton
he s very much broken n health and ears % encoun.
Per while ln this state the immense responsibilities OF
Chief Magistrate. Should he persist the Chamber
vii proceed ~ elect Provisional President and among
the names already cnnvsssed for the Office We note
those OF iedraza Eorraga AMI d Luis Cuevn3 Great
excitement was 0ccasoued 40 Queretaro by the refusal
Of Herrera 10 accept the Presidency. end Il
siried ~ most inauspc.ous event for the country
The ~ Bee Of the 10Th has the following additional
rImOr in relation % This subject.
The new President after repeated solicitations
agreed % accept the trust reposed IN him and ~ he
request the Inauguration postponed until the 3D. in
order that be might have time % prepare htng die
course on tie occasion
AL the Mexican prisoners whom we had In c0nfne-
ment IN that country haze been released by Gen But.
.-r. The papers are prodga Of their thanks % him
Tor his cemeucy especially In regard 20 the - Pa
uck prsoner n behalf VI whom the Aberalty OF Mex.
icans j. invoked
six th0lsanf Of our troops evacuated Mexico on the
~ met and much .arge number had previously LETT
sales Of quartormastsrs' stores horses, mules, Gc
were commenced 10 Mexico on the 30 inst on account
Oi our Government
The NJHN0r u the % nst expresses annoyance that
the United States dag should be kept Gyin over the Ma
uonal Palace. now that peace j. declared.
senior Rosa and Gen Anaya have resigned their pla.
ces In the Mexican Cabinet. The former had the sat-
the latter the War Department