The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-07
From tie N. o. Piesyuas Extra. Nay &c.
OF THE STEAM SHIP NEW ORLEANS.
Five Days Later from Mexico.
Especial COrrsspondenee Of The Pieayune. j


Especial COrrsspondenee Of the PieayuneI
CRY OF Mexico, MAY l6, Ie4s.
The opinion that we shall have peace
daily gains ground, aud orders have been
issued 10 the different divisions to be in
readiness TO move. A bearer Of despatch.
es was sent down yesterday with, it VAS
supposed, information TO the Government,
Of The probability Of peace, and ins,ruc.
lions 10 the commanders Of the troops be.
10" TO arrest the march Of any forces that
may be on their way up. The forcible ap.
peals OF Pena y Pena, and his Secretary
OF State, Rosa, to Congress, in favor of
peace have, II is reported, had great effec,
N Congress, aud this, 10 connection with
The suppression Of an attempted revolution
III San Luis Paosi, has given the believers
10 peace u Confidence 10 the strength Of he
Governmes.. aud lis ability 10 carry lis
great measure Of peace, that scarcely ex.
listed before. The reference OF the treaty
TO the Committee On Foreign Relations,
every member Of which IS peace man,
has also tended to increase the confidence
10 peace. 3
IL may not be generally known that ia
The correspondence Of Paroles, examined
al Vera Cruz after he landed there, Rubio
figures as his chIet correspondent and is
lavish III his promises Of aid to the cause
Of monarchy IN Mexico. This correspon.
derce vas transmitted TO The Safe Derart.
men, at Washington, aud ! am informed
hy gentleman who read il, deeply impli.
Gated the then French Government in the
project. Ia fact. positive promises of as.
sisiance 10 make Mon,pensier King OF Mex.
co were given.
Letters received by parties here from
Qneretaro THIS evening say The Committee
of Foreign Relations have reported the
treaty fa,orably, bu, whether amendments
ATE suggested or no, is not mentioned.
DS.
Cry OF Mexico, May II OPP. NJ.
Between and 5 this evening an express
from The Government Of Qucreiar0 to the
Mexican authorizes Of This city, anuounc.
ed that the treaty had passed Tie House
OF Deputies by vote Of Al 10 33. Ten
members withdfe. when the vote wa. be-
ing taken. The vote against the treaty,
a. anticipated, was larger than was sup.
posed Il would be. Some ci.h, or ten Of
tue members who voted against II did So,
when The. become certain that the treaty
would be carried 81 ,hc purpose of maxi.
ing political capital of their opposition.
TINS intelligence is confirmed by an exp ess
Ia The British Charge d Atihifs IN this CITY.
The vote was taken yesterday. The rail-.
icai,on of the Treaty by the House Of
D'pu'ies renders peace certain, as the Sen.
ate Is Geafly If not quite unanimous in "a.
VOL Of peace. understand no mod,fica.
"ons Of The treaty were mnde by the House
Of Deputies. /, was passed as it came
from; the Senate of The United States
These are all the particulars am able TO
give YOU.
The Commissioners will leave here on
Saturday or Sunday TO exchange raiiEca.
cations al Quefetaro. Mr.. Sewer, who
has been nlisposed FOR several days, is now
nearly well. MIR. Chiftrd while riding To
day VAS thrown from his horse, bvt ior,u.
nately escaped with a very slight bruise.
General Patterson will gpio Vera Cruz
on Sunday or Monday next, 10 prepare for
The emlnfkatlon Of the army.
The sentence in relation to the parties
accused Of the murder and burg larry 10 The
Gale de In Palna, is that Lieuis. Hare,
Du'ton, Tilden aud Llver,y shall be hung.
Sergeant Will, are sentenced 10 be KEEP, IN
irons until the war is closed aud H., Mad
son the court ordered TO be turned over 10
his regiment 10 he ttled bv a court martial
The General.in. Chef, alter an examna.
ilon Of the evidence, has confirmed the
verdict Of the court ~ every respect, and
has appointed a day for the execution Of
those who are sentenced 10 be hung.
ID. S.