The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
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SANTA ANNA IN FAVOR OF PEACE. !
Oar ielegraphc reporter, who formerly I
received dispatch IRON our "pouy ex.
press al Petersburg, since the connie.
ton II tho telegraph TO Charle.lon, has
located himself at Columtia, S. C., some
three hundred miles farther. south, con,e. (
quently gaining an additional day on the
mail. The following is ths first dispatch
from bic new location: i
COLUMBIA, s. c., Feb. 26, ls4s.
! have arrived at my new station, ard
have received, by The pony express" for
the Baltimore sun, copies Of the New o..
leafs Picsyuns Of the 2lsi inst, being ooe
day IN advance Of the mail between this
point and New Orleans, the news from
which | forward you by telegraph, and
which will reach you some two or three
days IN advance OF the mail.
The steamer Dee arrived a, Ship Island
below New Orleans, 10Th instant, from
Vera Cruz, On her way to Liverpool. hav.
ins left Tempico on The 18Th ard Vera
Ciuz on the 10th. She brings four DAY.
later intelligence from the Seat Of War.
Tie Dee brings Eve passengers for LA.
wanna, five for England. aud len for New
Orleans, and also 500 900 10 specie.
Tie Courier Of the English legation
had arrived at Vera Ctcz, having Jeff the
capitol on the 3,h inst.
The American Star, published in the
city Of Mexico, Of the lih instant, con.
iains the official announo ement Of the con.
c'us'on Of Treaty OF Peace uodcr the
signature Of Senior Rosa, Minis'er Of
Foreign Relstions.
intelligence from Queretsro 10 the 10Th
instant had been received at The Capitol.
M quorum Of Congress had been obtain.
ed up to that date. A meeting Of the
msmbefs was held on tho It'll, and twenty
four msmbers answered 10 their names, n
majority q. shoh were IN favor OF peace.
General Lane reached tho Capital
from o. zsbs on the l0ih instant, without
further adventure.
+. Lieut.. Gascon, Of tbs 4ih Kentucky
b Volunteers Is dead.
Lieut.. Clark, with his command, was
at tuerneyasa on tho Oh instant, and
Gen. Alvarez Was making exsf,ons TO
eul oil his supplies. Lieut.. Clark, how.
ever, was iaslu. every means to lh~arl
h. designs. .
I This American Star Of the l2lh inst,
states that SANTA Anna had asked for a
passport To leave the Republic, and had
advised his friends to yield 10 the treaty
81 peace and iaio the Government ~ II.
Efforts for the accomplishment of that mo.'
desifahls object.
Prna Peaa, the prcsen, Presiden, al
Mexico, publishes 'stier. IA which be
states that the Government al Queretarc
had, ia agreement with General Scott, re
solved upon the seizure aud imprisonment
Of Santa Anna, as a means OF Iemo,In,
the only obstacle to tae Conclusion Of ;
peace.
Much sni,naiion had beea produced a
Qaofetaro by the peace movements com
nrrce was re,lvug, ssd = general beiie'
was entertained that Tho treaty OF peace
would be soon concluded
The American Star, OF The 10th inst,
says that II ha. been officially announced
BY the Minister Of Foreign Relations al
Qucteiaro, that a treaty Of peace had been
signed on the ID, a, Guadalupe, beiwoer
Mr.. Trst, for the United States, and
Seigncss Can't and Cusvss for the com
missloners Of The Mexican Government.
i Several of the Mexican papers affirm
that the treaty yields California, New
Mexico, and Texas, the American Gov.
eminent assuming the claims Of our citI'
gems on Mexico TO the amour, Of 50 ,00O,'
900. The treaty also GUARANTEES tho pay
ment by our Government 10 Mexico OF
$4,000, 900, for the,eirItory surrendered