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Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

His sneellsney Gov. Drew, sHssdin our ,osn
on Thursday last, sad shrr sPsadiara few dss'
with out eitirsns departed for sesi.r. accompanied
by General Yell.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
Special Correspondence Of the Pioayune.
ClTYoF Mexico, May 26, lsis.

This afternoon an express arrived from
QuerIaro, bringing the news that the
Senate had approved OF the treaty, with
The notifications made by the L. States
Senate bya vote of 80 tod The Com.
mlssloners on the part Of the United States
arrived in Qucretaro about an hour after
the passage ofthe treaty, aud Publications
will probably be exchanged to-day or 10.
morrow. Every thing is in readiness for
the movement Of the troops, and the first
Division, it is thought, will leave on
Tuesday or Wednesday next. The Com.
missioners are not expected to make any
stay in Queretaro, and will probably be
here by the time the troops commence
leaving
In my last lspoko to You Of an cxpedi.
tion that was in preparation TO assist the
white population Of yucalan against the
Indians. That enterprise--of course is
entirely disconnected with the Govern.
ment-has assumed definite shape
The following card published in the Star,
has drawna number Of volunteer, to the
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

~ Thanks to Hon A. Stewart OF Pa,
Hon. Solon Borland. and Hon X. W.
johnson of Arkansas, for Congressional
fayorS
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
From ii, ~ o. Bulletin.
LATER FROM MEAICO.
RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY.

Since our last, We have had three ar.
rivals from Vera Cruz, the L. ). steam.
ers Virginia and Hetzel, and the schr
Euiauler, Capt. David.
The Hetzel brings the intelligence OF
the ratification of the treaty, which intor.
nation was brought TO Vera Cruz ON the
2sth, by the British courier, direct from
Qucretaro,
The Free American, Of 2sth, snys that
General kearny Is ordered To the com.
mand IN the city OF Mexico, IN place OF
Gen, Smith. who is to superinlend the
embarkstion of the troops, Gen. Patter.
son, it was said would come down to
Vera Cruz with Gen, Smith.
There WIS rumor nj Vera Cruz that
Bustanente had oserthtown the Govern.
ment al Queretaro, but We do not believe
the report is entllled to the least conf.
dence. The letter OF our correspondent,
written on the evening of the 22d, is as
late as any thing written in Vera Cruz,
previous TO the arrival OF the British eou.
fier, aud tins report existed before he
reached there.
The Debates, published at Queretaroi
allude to another attempt at revolution
at San Luis and Guadaloupe, the objects
OF which are
Fga.-fhe destruction Of the pres.
ent Government.
Snf0ad. The removal Of the fedora
tion, aud the te.estahlishmcnt OF the orig.
nal basis OF 1913, or dictatorship.
Third.-fo place Senior d. Cayetano
Portugal, for the present, at the head OF
the Government.
Great anxiety appears to be felt as re.
CARDS the Indians, who have assumed 4
menaeing attitude, aud had uttered cries
ON the plaza. ol down with the whites
Alarming reports are also circulating on
the subject from other quarters.
The Arco Iris, oil the 2llh uli', states
that persons who had Just arrived from
Santuafio, brought intelligence that many
families had arrived there, flying from the
interior oi Tobasco, where the Indians
had risen aud commenced n war of extof'
mination against the white population.
At fampieo, also, reports We're current
that the Indians had risen in the State o.
san LUIS Polosi, Just before Capt Da
sls left, on til 2sth Ult., Information has
been received that 5000 Indians had iakeI
iorcihle possession OF the city Of San Luii
poiosi. driving all The white inhabilant
out OF the city. The movement is sal,
to be encouraged aud headed by the anti
war party,
In addition TO what onr own CORES
pondent says, AS regards the eondemneI
officers concerned III murder aud rohbcr
at the capitol, the Picayme has the fol
lowing
.NrN,r. N... ~ ii.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
From the N o. BHkiatia, sth inst.
LATER FROM MEXIGO,
ARRIVAL OF THE TREATY.

ANIMAL VI lhL thiAii
The United States steamer Water
Witch, Lieut.. Totten, arrived here yes
terday from Vera Cruz, having left that
place on the lst inst:
Major Graham OF the Typographical
Engineers came passenger on the Water
Witch, and is the bearer of dispatches
with the ratified Treaty. The Ntifea'
tons having been exchanged with our
Commissioners at Querotafo. Major Ora.
ham, will leave to-day for Washington
by this arrival we learn that the siege
tram and heavy artillery, left the city OF
Mexico ON the Goth. Gen. Patterson
with his division of volunteers was TO fol.
low on the 3ist, and the next column
would be the volunteers under Gen. Mar.
shall The Regulars will then follow in
succession. Gen. kearney's command
will be the first, and Gen, Worth will
bring up the rear. All the arrangements
We're made ior transporting the sick and
wounded, aud the whole army will be
promptly withdrawn from the city.
In order To avoid as iar as possible, un.
necessary risk at Vera Cruz, none ol the
troops will march into that city, except a,
transports are ready 10 receive them, aud
then they viii merely march through the
town, aud be Immediately embarked
The main body OF the army will rnn'
eenlnte at lalapa aud the National
fridge, aud proceed on 10 Vera Cruz IN
delachments as fast rs transportation /,
prepared for them.
Aportion ofthe regulars will be embark
ed for the Rio Grande. TO take up posi-
tions at different points ON the new bonn
dafy-anothef portion will be embarked
for the Atlantic ports aud the balance io
New Orleans
The volunteers from the Atlantic State
will all be embarked for ports nearcs
their respective homes, and those from
the Western States, will all come I,
New Orleans.
Gen. Z. +. Smith and staff, had arrive
at Vera Cruz, for the purpose ol supefn
tending the embarkation ol the army, an,
he had been installed as Governor Of tn
city. in place Of Col. Wilson.
The whole force To embark from Ven
Cruz. it is sa.1. will be i.i00O oiheer,
10000 rank aud file aud 1000 teamsler
ele.
Our Commissioners were still at Que
retaro, and would, probably, remain ther
Tor some time longer
Bcsides MAJOR Gnham, there are a
passengers IN the Water IIiReh MAG
Dashlel. of the Paymastef's Department
and Lient. Hurley.
We are pleased to learn that ihef
was but little OF the r0Hiito at Vera Cm.
aud II was not at all considered ~ IN =
epidemic form. 1t was not though, tina
the troops would incur any risk by ben
embarked at the city, and If any nlaFofa
bic change took place, a regards the dI'
ease, they would not be allowed to rnlr
the city, but would be embarked from III
beach at some miles from the town.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
Special Correspondence Of nle Pioaynac
QuERETARo, May %, ISIS.

To-day the treaty Of peace was definite.
ly sanctioned by the Mexican Senate,
with all the notifications made ia II by
the L, 5. Senate The vote stood thirty.
three IN favor To four against it. The law
was Immediately transmitted to the Cham.
Der OF Deputies. and then to the Govern.
meni, in order that It might receive It's
sanction; which would then proceed to an
exchange OF publications. with the United
States Commissioners.
Revolutions are threatened in the
States OF Michoacan and Aguns Cslicntcs.
and protest, have been made by the two
States bordering upon Texas, (Coahuila
and Tamaulipas,) against the line agreed
upon.
The opposition Deputies rely upon the
nullty OF the treaty ior the continuance
OF the war.
The protesting States demand that the
several Legislatures shall declare the law
approving the treaty unconstitutional
The formal opposition Of the District OF
Mexico is declared TO the return into the
capital Of the Federal Government.
The Government Of the Union has
sent an agent to Switzerland witha view
to recruiting 10000 men (9 with a view
to the formation Of an army OF 10000 men
by combining them with the remains OF
the Mexican army. To ensure these re.
cruits the Government relies upon the
three millions which It is shortly to re-.
ceive.
The Deputies Of many Of the States
have protested before the Supreme Court
OF Justice against the constitutionality of
the law approving the treaty.
The following ten Deputies protest
against it on the score Of their rights un.
der the 23d article OF the act of Reform:
Doblado, Governor of Guanaluato Som
ero, Mnisterof Justice; Macias, Herrera,
Iavala, La Granja, Mirafuentes, Maleos,
Razo, Reynoss, Rio aud Rodriguez Vi.
centc
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
"MgNico. May u, isis.

"MENco. May q, Isis.
The execution of Lieuts Dutton. Hare
and Tilden. aud John Laverty. Will take
place ON Thursday next, IN the citadel,
and the gallows IS already preparing
The prisonols were sarlously Affected
when the approval OF their sentence was
read to them. llnre and Tllden took 1t
very cody. bu, Duilon aud layeiy man
lfcstcd much emotion nj the moment they
have since apparently recovered their
equinimily. aud but little doubt Is enter.
tanned that they will die as they have
lived-hafd.hearted aud reckless. The
thought OF has wife aud family prey upon
Tilden's mind, but the others exhibit
degree OF sang ti0m almost impos.
sibe to believe. The army have felt
the disgrace attendant upon tins affair,
most deeply hut the decision Of tile Gen.
eral.n.Chiei, is universally approycd.-
In fact, the characters Of the gentlemen
who composed the court were sufficient
guarantee OF the entire lmpariiality Of
their ycrdicts, aud however deeply some
may regret the fate OF the condemned,
none can deny the justice Of their sen
tencc.'
The Virginia brought over n number OF
discharged soldiers, aud 10000 dollars ia
specie for the Quarlcmaster's Depart.
menL
Coropondsart ofth, n o. Commercial BHlietn
CRY OF MExico, May %, 1915,
The ratification by the House OF Rep.
rescn,atiye, by 81 to 35, i. much closer
vote than we were led to believe could be
brought 10 bear by the opposition,
Our Ministers, Mcs>rs SEWER aud Clii-
ford, will leave here in the morning for
Queretnro, and 1t Is generally believed
that they win arrive there about the time
the Senate votes upon the treaty.
II will be ratified beyond a doubt,
though many persons here pretend to be.
leve that peace is by no means certain.
The Mexican Government have order.
ed three thousand troops TO cncamp at
the village Of Guadalupe, in the neigh.
borhood Of this city, for the purpose OF
marching in to preserve order, the mo.
ment we take up our march on the road
for the coast
This is, doubtless, wise and ncccssa.
ry precaulion The ragged population
here have always been accustomed to n
strict military rule, and whenever it is
Withdrawn for any purpose from the city,
1t is AT once construed into signal for
them TO pillagc and rob the houses.
The three officers Of our army, and n
man by the name Of Laycrty, who were
concerned in the shocking affair Of mur.
der aud burglary, arc TO be hung next
Thursday The two scrgeanis and pri.
yate, who have been concerned with them
have been repneyed and will be kept in
close confinement, aud will be dishonor.
ably discharged at the termination Of the
war This disgmceiul occurrence to our
arms, arose from the vice and degradation
of gambling, and other paths OF dssipa-
tion, which has been tolerated by our
rulers, to an extent incredible to our
people at home.
Major General Patterson leaves in the
morning to make preparations for a camp
ground below Jalapa to receive our forces,
] a., II.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21

Thanks 10 Mr.. c. White for late New Orleans
pspeB.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-We stopped in at the St.
Charles last night to witness the performance of that excel
lent comedy by Sheridan, School for Scandal" This
play which requires for its representation talent of very
high ORDER and indeed it seldom that find it per-
fecy yet say that have seldom justice
done the conceptions of the author than last night Mr.
Vandenhoff Charles Surface. was excellent although
he seems be suffering from the effects of bad cold Mrs.
Jones' Lady TeGze decidedly good and to that
Mr. Chppendale represented SIR Peter TeazIe, sut-
Gent guarantee that the character well performed. The
other parts generally well sustained Atthe close of the
second act General Taylor entered the Theatre accompanied
by General Brooke and other gentlemen. On his entrance
the Of the orchestra changed national air the
male portion of the audience from their and gave
three cheers for the General while the ladies waved their
handkerchief and every one appeared anxious get
at the President elect The General seated in the centre
box which had been reserved for his accommodation and
was tasteiuIy decorated with the American flag. He ap
peared highly pleased with the performance and remained
until the commencement of the fifth aet when he took his
departure together with his suite.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

DISCHARGED. - William, slave belonging to Captain
Seck, accused Of stabbng slave named L. ChabOnnet
yesterday examined before Recorder GenoIs aud dis
charged the evidence being insufficient support the charge
INTENDING 10 FIGHT DUEL.-Emile St. Amant and
c. Bradley. yesterday arrested upon the affidavit of
Pierre Sane err who charges them with intending to fight
duel They gave bonds OF $500 each to keep the peace
swIsDLINe,-A Mfr. Kaufman, yesterday made affidavit
before Recorder Seuzeneau, charging named Peter
Nelson with having swndled him of goods to the value of
$50. A warrant issuei for Nelson arrest.
LARcEHEs "A warrant was yesterday issued by Recorder
Geno for the arrest Of Mrs Doy accused BY Goblet
wad. Of stealing his watch Nancy May6eld charged
with stealing wearing apparel and bed covers from Charles
Gilmore. gave baltic appear for examination.
DEAD. Henry Keyser, the young boy who over
on Tuesday at the Of St Peter and Dauphn Streets
By acab. driven by Thomas colored died yeter
day from the injuries he received in the head The Coroner
held an inquest tie body and verdict returned ac
cOIding to the facts.
SwIEDLIEG Benjamin Watcher yesterday entered
complaint before Recorder Genois, against one Seenge
charging him with swindlng him of bis watch in the vege
table market.
CoMmIrTED-E. Cannon, accused of an assault and bat
terry on the person Samuel Barrett yesterday sent be-
fore the First District Court, by Recorder Baldwin.
DANGEROUSLY BEATEN. Christian Housong. Henry
segier and Daniel Block, yesterday anagned before
Recorder Baldwin. charge of assautng and beating
John Bendeman. They pleaded not guilty. and the
was fixed for examination on the 18th inst.
VAGRANcY.-Ann Goats, a confined vagrant, yes
terday prison by Recorder Geno await trial be-
fore the First District Court.
AssAULTING AND ABUSING A WATcHMAE.-Camelite
Garcia c. yesterday committed for trial before the
First District Court for assau.ting and abusing Waterman
in the discharge of his duty.
CORoNERs INQUEsT.-The Coroner held inquest yes
terday, the body Off white man. unknown, found
dead in the yard of house the of Tchoupouas
and St Joseph streets. Second Municipality The jury
found that the died of chronic diarhea. He wore
check Shirt gray cloth pantaloons coarse boots and blue
wooden socks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

SERIOUS STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN.-We learn
from card published by the steamboat Clipper
that collision occurred between the Clipper and
the DeKalb, five miles below SmithIand (Ky,) on
the night of the oath. The Clipper struck the
DeKalb in her sarboard side, thirty feet from the
stern, when the latter boat Immediately filled and
sunk, her boilers exploding under water, knocking
down the chimneys and tearing away the cabin.
None Of the passengers were seriously injured.
The Clipper took off the passengers and towed the
sunken boat into shore. A card from the officers
and passengers of the Clipper exonerates her from
all blame.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

THE Pony RAoEs.-This irresistible miniature race, de-
cidedy the richest thing Of the season. viii be repeated to-
night 1t abound in good things and hits at the times and
its decided SgnOT German, Dan Rice, Rosa,
Glenn Roi etc. continue be great favortes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

OF The steamer Monroe, Capt. Murphy, arrived
at this port yesterday. Near New Madrid, on the
23d ut, AlOnzo Murphy, Engineer, a brother of the
Captain, in the act of stepping board the barge
in tow of the steamer, missed his foothold, and
falling overheard, was drowned. Although the
yawl was impediately manned, yetno trace ofhim
could be found Any information with regard to
the recovery of his body, Will be gratefully received
by Capt. Murphy, in this city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

A DAY PERFORMANCE AT DAN RIcE's CRoUs-At u
O'Clock to-day, entertainment is given fer the
dalton of juveniles and family parties This arrangements
made the request of he ds Of families and will
be continued il the project succeeds
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

ARRIVAL OF TRooPs-The AlecII Scott, which
arrived yesterday, from St. Louis, brought por-
ton of the Sth regiment U. S. Infantry. The fol-
lowing officers are attached to this regiment Maj
Morrison commanding Brevet Maj. Smith; Sur
geon Mills; Capt. Lee; Lieut.. Pitcher, Regiment
Quartermaster; Lieut.. Fink, Acting Adjutant;
Lieuts, Hanson, Booker, Holloway, Blake, Deaney
Willard, Dodge, and Hurstin. The regiment is to
sail in few days for Brazos st. Jago.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02


FrREMEN's Row.-We regret TO learn that a row took
place between the members Of Fire Companies Nos and
TO- al the fire on IRENE street Wednesday morning. Be
tween sixty and eighty persons, understand, were
gagged in the row Axes. wrenohes and other implements
used at fires and about engines freely used and several
of those engaged in the FRAY wounded. Julius Lau
bling member Of the No 10 Company. yesterday made
affidavit before Recorder GenOs charging Jacob and Bena
min Legetis and other members Of the No. Company,
with severely beating and wounding twelve to fifteen mem
beE Of his Company.
Observation-Disclosures Greenwood, old rat, was yes
terday arraigned bsfore Recorder Genois, charge Of
stealing two bundles Of cohing from the steamer Majestic
which were found in his possession lie pleaded not guilty
aad was remanded for examination TIC use the wit Of
friend Greenwood green enough TO omit the oppor
tunity to supply himself for the winter.
THE MONTE BANK CAsk.-The case Of Francisco Agudo,
accused of keeping bank in his coffee house. at the
Of St. Ann and ChaTes street 10 have been ex
smined yesterday before Recorder Genoi but certificate
being produced that the accused lying sick in
bed from the effects Of the bite Of dog, the was post
poned
BoUND TO EREP THE PEACE.-Lousa Harper and Mary
Harper, charged with attempting prisoner from
Waterman. were yesterday examined by Recorder Genoss
and were required TO give $500 bad keep the peace
The SMUGGLING CAsK--Wm English. accused ofsmug-
Cling his trunk from board the ship Hoyoke from Liver
pool and Of resulting and assautng the Inspector of Gus
toms Nicholson, who had charge Of the vessel viii be
examined on the 4h inst before Recorder Baldwin, acting
ssU s, Commissioner.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

A CAUTION TO BACHELoRs.-Quite an interest
ing case Of breach of marriage contract was tried
1t Frederick, Virginia. Superior Court, week before
last, in which one of the young citizens was
INFLICTED in the sum of $500
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

ORLEANS THEATRE.-We would recommend al lovers Of
good music 10 20 and hear Of Donzes most beautiful
operas La Favoe to be performed at the Orleans, this
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

Of There are pa Unitarian Societies in the
United States, the greater part in New England
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

RAILROADS IN onIo-1'he Statesman says the
State of Ohio has nov, either completed or COM
menced, SIS miles ofralroad which, when finished,
will use over 80, 900 tons Of railroad iron.
New YORK CANAL NAyIeATIoN.-TheA Albany
Argus says the weather in that section indie ites
speedy closing Of the canal and river navigation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

EY- BENEFIT OF Mr.. G. vANDENHOFF. 80
TTJHIS EVENING Saturday, g IS48-Wl be Hss .ed
Shakpeare's Tragedy Of ETamlet, MIR. VaudentOf
Laenes Mr. Norton Polonus, Mr.. Chppeuda GRAVE DIGGER
Mr. Fuller; Ophea Mrs Jones' Queen, Mrs. stt. COMIC
SONG, by Mr.. Bowman. To coucluce with TIE LIAR
Young Welding, Mr. G. Vandenhoa.
a5g- Mr.. c. D PITT is engaged for Six Nights only.
1T Doors open halpast and Curtain rises at o'clock
Tickets places may application Mr. j. P.
BALY, the hours Of 10 and o. lock, every day. d2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

FROM HALIFAx.-By the steamship Acadia,
Halifax papers to the 10th ult have been received
The quantity Of potatoes and other produce which
have arrived from Prince Edwards Island and
other places, is unusually large. On the Goth ten
thousand bushels of potatoes were received and
the price had fallen to half that of last year.