Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

30 :, do,,o,,,;o, and il was with difficulty thai
~ oas;psn, ~ tho Chamber could maintain or,
dar srha House adjourned al half past until
tomorrow morning. as,, n The treaty.
meeting OF The deputies oppocseu 20 ane nea.S
took place this evening al The house =, oas ,s 10
Them in order it is said, 10 devise oOs'"e'e' y
ratification Of the treaty.
orregrARo, May I6. ls49.
n.,rr,.s- session May l6. The
Cbamhsr mst al quarter 10 !. The debates Gu
the treaty. were more and more bais.efous. &c.
veral deputies talk OF wilhdfa~ing rom sin lae
Chamber Fears are increasing ina, lnls pau
viii he e,ecn,ed by The opposition. The Cham.
Der adjourned al a quarter before D, 10 meet
again al noon Tomorrow. -, :, S,tpr
Irnolhine unforeseen should occur, GU Sa''t-
day you will have The soluuon 0, ",s
C,Ty OPP MEXICO, May l7-9 P. NJ
Mr.. Sewer, who has been 'uu, SPp;s.,,d While
days, is now nearly well. WI. J h;s borss bn,
forIuoa,elu escaned with very slight oruise.
Gen. Paterson will 90 10 Vera Cruz on sun
day or Monday next, 10 prepare for The emoafHa-
lion Of The army. r,;e. ,cc,sed
The sentence in relation TO the partnlesn accuse -
Palma is rbal I,ieu,s Hare DuIlon, llden ana
Laverlv shall be hung. Sergeanis Wrags anu
S,euari, and Private Wall, are sentenced 90; ue
kept in irons until the war is closeu, auu - ~.
Madison The court ordered TO be luineu wv III - 30
regiment 10 be tried by court iiai.'a' ,ha a',;-
neral-in Chief after an e4amind',o"' ~ ,anr, u
dence, has confirmed The veIdic. =. ,n -, G'r,naeY
every respect, and has appointed ~ - hs hnn,
ecution OF those who are senenceu - V NUS
As The news send you in relation 10 the achon
of The House OF Deputies of the Mexican Con
oress .Lss neacs certain send you this by spe-
cial and extraordinary express
Cry OF Mexico, May 49, 9 o'clock T. w.
The mail from Queretaro is JUS! IN. ana you
will find below translation OF your corresPon-
denis letters OF the 18Th and 10Th ins Inc latest
dates received Yesterday, being pos'iveiY ds.
sured BY the very best American au'hotlIy 'ha1
an express arrived al A o'clock IN the afternoon
with intelligence that The treaty had passed Inc
House of Deputies by a vote Of al 10 SO, on The
18th inst. sent you the news by express. Inc
news this evening NOT only conIradlcls TINS, out
Judging from The firm opposition OF The enemies
of peace in Congress, AMI the bolsterous proceed
Ings OF that body, together with the threat oil The
minority 10 withdraw and break The quorum, the
prospect OF peace is far from bssiig iavoraole.-
This goes TO you also by express, IN The nope
that i! will oyeTtake The courier sent 10 you yes.
terday and prevent the publication oil my COM
municalion, or, al least, correct the error was
led inlo as speedily as possible. Letters received
by merchants here from Quereiaro corrooofae
all your correspondent says in relation 10 Inc
stormy debates in Congress. Four had already
spoken against the treaty. and three 10 lavof OF IL.
The greater number oil the deputies had express
ed their intention TO speak on the subject. One
Of the deputies, in secret session, proposed mat
the treaty should be rejected, Tor the purpose OF
nd
prepare for The renewal Of the war. D.
The Star of the 18th says:
"Tbere is no further intelligence in regard to
the treaty The report Of the Committee of Re-
latlons recommending its adoption, was discuss.
ed in secret session on Monday and Sunday, but
nothing is said, however, concerning the de-
bates The Monitors correspondent thinks the
subject will be disposed Of on the part OF the
Chamber of Deputies in five or six days-by the
close of the week at the farlhest.
aThe Monitors letter adds that The only oppo-
n.n,s OF The treaty, and the report recommending
ia adop,ion in its mo ifiad form, are those who
have nothing 10 luse The Ievolutionisis and Office
seekers-in word those who would be the hrst
10 run upon the appearance OF an enemy"
We regret 10 learn, b. our Vera Cruz cores
nondent thai the roniita is raging in that port
MIR. w. F. Beebee, suilef oil The port, died on the
18th OF the disease. Captains Masen, jordan
and Cleniennin-al The quarIermaslers al that
nlace-were down with il on the 24th, as well as
Mr.. Scott, The chief clerk OF the Department.
CAPTAINS Maslen and Jordan, and Mr.. Scott,
were convalescenl on the ooh, and Capt Glen
DENIM was doing we'll Capt. Patrick, The com.
mis.ary, had temporary charge OF the Quarter
masters Department.
Gen. Lane LETT Vera Cruz en- the 18th Tor the
civ OF Mexico, with an escort oil about ~ men.
tle intended TO go through in five or slI days
He was escorted on, OF Vera Cruz by large
co1course Of his friends.