The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05
Mexican Correspondence.
Correspondence of the Daily Crescent.
C1ry nE MExICn Nav % Is

that the Chamber of Deputies had done nothing with the
and arguing whether it should be discussed by
articles, disposed of in whole As considered VIC
for the party there those of the kidney here
thought they had right to it. and right Justify did
they dot. too Well, suppose it consolation to
them, and as it hurt one was OF course all night Ihe
reported passage the chamber the day before fell heaven
y upon them, and the smallest loop hang doubt upon,
must have been acceptable But this morning again,
they down in the mouth. The OF last evening
encouragement the hope of defeat but on the
contrary Speeches had been made both sldes and when
the side of the house moved to engten their daily
ons amended to hold two day, and passed by
large vote only eighteen voices dissenting The friends OF
the measure looked on this great victory in Queetao
believe, Notwithstanding that the opposition has gained
two three members, and the discussion is becoming
somewhat violent that its passage if at ALL will be at later
date than correspondent that city has set down. There
doubt but that the opposition will throw many impede
the of early the treaty they hope
that by hardness in action to exhaust patience Span
lard by the OF La Grana who for long time lived In
New York, and believe published paper there one OF
the representatives from Guadalaara and hostile 10 the
treaty he is to Americans. He it who wrote that IA
letter which Beach, Of the Sun published against
after took the city Well Don Juan della Gana brought
forward proposition that the treaty entered into at Gauda
upe should be thrown under the table, lie denounced the
present treaty strong terms and hour two
pounding his proposition Amongst those who spoke the
evening OF the 10th in favor OF the treaty. Payne edi
tor OF the Eco del C0mercio and two Generals OF the army
The election in Mchoacn has taken place and will soon
voted for Peaza for the Presidency he beating Herrera
vote. PedraZa, however, is for peace.
The Monitor occasionally such paragraphs the
following to whip in the war:
of the artillery and munitions which the Americans
at Vera Cruz had recently embarked for the United States,
have been brought ashore again. Our not asleep
neither do they place reliance the every day in
circulation in regard to the of peace some be-
eve The forces which daily arriving Vera Cruz,
leave for the interior, and direct their Immediately to
| the capital.
Perfect quiet has been restored in San Luis Potos, and
OF the chiefs have been imprisoned The rngeaderS
fled and with them apparently the last hope of successful
movement in that State against the federal OF
Paroles, Amonte, Jarauta Co., hear nothing
They have probably deemed prudent to allow los lanques
| to depart before operating.
Speaking of depahure-the government have ordered
5000 infantry of the line be readiness march to Qua
daupe that they enter the capital and keep order when
go the other side This looks though they at
| least, had no doubt of peace
On the 18th master by the of Sloan at
tackled by five robbers the Touca road leagues from
Tacubaya and shot in the left groin, the ball ranging
ward. He broke from the robbers and his horse into
Tacubaya where he assisted to dismount taken into
the hospital where, after lin geng for two days, he died
He requested that his effects might be disposed Of and after
his debts paid the remainder be given to the poor
The day fast approaching for the execution OF the muir
deers and burglars of Gale de la Palma. They will not be
executed in the Plaza but in the Citadel gallow
being erected 1t is said that Tden has addressed letter to
Col Riley soliciting his services in his behalf not for him.
self but for his wife and children did not the letter.
but this reported to
ride out to Tacubaya the other day, richly compensated
me by sight of the troops their clean uniform drilling
the plain In barracks in the United States do be-
eve the health better The be said of General
Smiths division. The volunteers all much beer-those
San Angel fast appoxmatng to the regulars in drill
and dress and those San Augustn housed from the
and rain tdmbien.
The annexation fever has died away, and the most
sensible of them putting it to practical use. Captain
Head, who commanded the printers company the Rio
Grande in 1916, married night before last to sehonta
Mcaelita Villa Lobos. of this city The knot tied by
PaEOn Goss Chaplain of the Kentucky Brigade The girl
about fourteen old, handsome, and apparently mel
gent She speak English Head SPAN sh, and 1t
has not yet been decided believe which shall be the lam
guage learned 1t customary in this country for the BRIDE
groom take the bride his house the night of mar
age which house he has to furnish well every stitch
of clothing she the night OF marriage About IL
clock night the hour for separating Sam mustered to-
geher enough Spanish for et CO. and tipping her on the
shoulder gave the well known and taking her under
his lead her off to the Lafayette though she seemed re-
uctant to leave her mamma asked Sam the next morn
ing how he managed get along without speaking the Ian
guage. He answered that they understood one another
that there and lip language universally known
music The Star thinks this the best way to annex Mex
cotake the daughters first and the mothers will soon follow
believe that los afraid of the Lepero
influence after the departure of the army there would be
much of the anneying business assure you the temp
taton, in some instances is no little.
My letter from Queetao last night embraces but little
more than have incorporated the first part of this letter.
dispatch had been received from the author tiles of Chi
huahua in which it was stated that Genera Price had
fused that place. give the and
munitions of captured at Rosaes in accordance with
struct0ns that effect receiueH from General Butler
The Eco also notices this, and amazed at it. 1t says the
government addressed Gen Butler this subject and
the violation of the armistce.
The Governor OF COahula is also In some difficulty with
troops, | by espondence in the Mexican
journals.
Senior del Campo the richest merchan in Mexico died
Yesterday in this city Signor Ross and Signora Fanny
Manten announce their last performance in Mexico for to-
evening They have been well paronz ed at the
Teatro Naciona have Just been shown singular requ
station made by the and military Governor upon the
Quarermaster is for lumber enough to build gaows
strong enough hang four men, with four of
&c. and before the signature the usual certify
honor that the above articles for the public
vice." will close until the express is in from Quere
taro.
O'Clock, p, M.The express in but it is raining and
haing such terrible that cannot go out after
letters Los DesbatS however has been handed me- dated
the 17th the editor of which fearful that the
country about to experience revolution Aguascaenes
and Guadaajaa acting concert he learns and will be
assisted by other States. The editor who by
the way firm friend of peace, pretends to dscredt
of the story but that his fears
adct his assertion revolution will break out soon In this
country believe but whether before after the ratification
twoud be unsafe 1t not be successfu-in fact
may be far from it those of Sau Luis but come it
will.
It'll impossible yet get outside the The hail fell
so fast and heavy that the completely covered
with it, before abso bed in the water in which you
could float As have nothing else to write
about must stop until the letters come in.
9o'CLoCK, M-The letters distributed, but none
has yet your humble servant though momentariy
expected but is time to close and must avail myself
of extract from letter before TO friend dated on the
night of the 18th No vote has been taken on the treaty
To-day taken the report of the Committee OF
Foreign Relations recommending the treaty, and dec
ded in the alrmatveyea d. nays 80. The vote on the
treaty may be taken Tomorrow
Forty eight to thty-six is much closer vote than
pected and taken test question that the men,
be of the party have been considerably augmented
close in the Chamber of Deputies unstrlng the
of those Senators whose n not OF the strong
est mould Though nearly every lend of peace sangune
CHAPARRAL
Whilst was folding this letter. shot fired from Gale del
Refngo killed geaser in Pateros 1t is SO
dark that man cannot be dtngus he'd five steps it