Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-09
From the New Orleans Delta, Extra, May 3o.l
EmDorfant from Mexico.

PEACE! PEACE" PEACE!!
RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY IN THE
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, BY VOTE OF
FIFTY-ONE TO Thirty FIVE gu fns
RATION OF THE TRooPs-GkN: P. F: sMtrh
STARTS FOR VERA CRUZ On THE 2aaH a ,n
SLANT, To sUPERINrEND THEIR EMbAA'
RATION, &c.
The steamship Edith, Captain Coullaro' ar.
rived this morning from Vera Cruz, having zen
there on the afternoon Of The 2od. 10 Odp'd.n
CouiliaId we are deeply indeb'ed tor ms prompt
delivery OF hiehly important tespalchesiro from our
CORRESPONDENT. "Muslans," 10 The evening OF inc
2Is, from The City al Mexico, and The l9ih Hon
Querearo. .,ks, in the
The final vote on the Treaty was taken 10 '"e
Chamber of Deputies at half past o c'oIA ou
the evening of the 18th. IL was raliiieu " !"
ro,o of Il n asa vote which complete set
.o.' ~. y. ,os,;on of peace. The action oil the
$50 ,sS 80 ~; he had with little or no delay-ln
pc, ;,s decision was looked for every moment
:, Tho CITY of Mexico before our express lett,
m not the slightest doubts were entertained that
The treaty would pass that body with little or no
opposition - ;.s,;,r ordsrs for
calling in all the outposts preparatory 70 'no
immediate march of our troops from Tue eou"'
General persiferF. Smith has been selected
by the COMMANDMENT Chief to superln.ehd 'ne
embarkation of the troops. he was 10 iea Cav.
the City of Mexico for Vera Cruz on ''ie ~1'.
Instant for that purpose Between Tue ~ a"u
4th of June, it was confidently eSpecleo ou'
army would be on its march Tor the coast
The Monitor Republican, oil Inc @ist coN-
taips the subioined letters from Qneretaro' IN
troduced 10 its readers in the following manner
with all the honors:
aATTENTIoN!-MoST AUTHENTIC AND
INPORTANT!
nour Express arrived last night abou. ~
o'clock. bringing US the annexed letters. Ihey
announce the approval of the Treaty by the
Chamber If Deputies: =, ,o
QueRETARo, May 10, l84S.
At last this puation is relieved from That
state of mortal anxiety in which II mas oeen
KEEP, by debate Of a graver character than
any which has engaged its attention, nee the
establishment of our independence Al quar-
ter mast six in the evening, the ratification OF
the Treaty was yoed BY FlFTY.ONE to THlR'
TY FIVE who were for war. Seniors lacunza
and Rosa were the last speakers; both displa. ed
Immense mower, and have proved themselves
consummate statesmen.
The danger has passed; the Senate will i'm
ned,ately lake up the business, and less hume
rous less turbulent without comprising in Ills
bosom single man, who has in any way shown
q disnosition to mutlate the national rePresen-
tation, BY ke- ping away from the session, il is
,Mposs,BIE that the af.ir can be left undecided or
hat it be not decided h.ppiiy and oppo'tunely.
lido mol wish by these remarks 10 cast any oo'
loouv on The Cha oil Deputies; il has con
ducled itself with dignity aud masnanimiiy. The
warmth which has been displayed in The discus
sion will ever do il honor; and with rare eIcep.
lions. good faith has shone out conspicuonsiY in
each parry, among those advocating peace and
hose rop,ending for war On both sides If The
question there are illustrious men; all defended
heir opinions with all decorum and due seltre.
slran,.
QuERETARo, l9h May, lSiS.
|, was al quarter past six o'clock in the even
ing that he Treaty was approved OF, by ffy.one
votes 10 lhlr,v five. The last speakers were Senior
Rosa, The Minister, gentleman named Agutar,
The later in opposition.
NV friend, all has terminated happily AS the
Government Express leaves This city Ionight al
10 o'clock, / have decided on sending If yours
ilso in order that you may be The more speedily
oui in possession OF this favorable news
In our daily issue tomorrow, (ssys The New
Orleans Delta, We shall publish ample detail, Of
he subjects only slightly glanced at here. The
lgony, however, is over.