The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-06
rrom the New Orleans Delta, Of APni 2ei.
U.a~v fran. Mexiea.

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~ -, me North Chandelier Island, on Thurs
a. evening, the OOH inst, from Vera Cruz, haV
vs. 80 raj Mace on the 10Th instant By this ar
sS,I we have dates from the city OF Mexico 10 the
"a Win later proceedings OF the Court OF lnqui
~ Below we give summary OF me MEXICAN
.vs from the ample files OF Mexican papers and
aor,ssoondeDce now before us-
~ the ratification OF the Treaty, the news by
rival IS moi very promising. Al last accounts
49, OneretaTO, a quorum had not been formed N
Soneress The Monitor, OF the ilth, contains a
long adisle condemnng the cOndnct OF me mem
Ss-s az Congress in delaying the session. Sixteen
,~snbers were still wanted in the Chamber, aud
? ,aro IN The Senate 10 constitute quorum. cor
-snoD8ent al OueretaTO, of the Monitor, thinks
.SIfoscsssary number will soon be in attendance,
"a mai when Congress once gets together, her-
Tsra viii be chosen President, since maIorlty OF
,Is LEGISLATURES have expressed themselves m has
s.Sor The news OF the ratification OF the Treaty,
80 baen received in Quefetsro, and SOME persons
-s-1sinea the belief thai its notifications would
- scceoied. On the other hand, we have before
ns an eatract of letter dated |" Mexico, 18Th oi
Ami. addressed by an English merchant, long
resident IN the city Of Mexico, To hrs Trend, an
oNbeer of the Avon, which says:
ssTbere i a deArth Of news Of any kind. Com
,.;ssiouer Clifford arrived here two days ago
Amongst the Americans the impression IS that 3
rresry win not be made; some Of the Deputies,
most inclined for peace, swear they VII have
aothing 10 do With il, unless he Americans leave
force sufseieai 10 support a Government, and ]
fbink the chances are thsi they viii ROs come to-
fether IN the stipulated time.
On The same subject, we make the following
srtraet nom an article in the Free American, OF
the 18th INST;
wshaa occasion yesterday with respect.
e g,utle man who had iSt aNedfrOTa the city Of Mex.
- a. = NexeGn and IS in favor OF peace, bat says
tai the members Of Congress viii Ot vote Tor the treaty
s II now he has heard many OF them express
tbeir Opinions the SUBJECT and that they all seem 70
.Tes thai they have nOg the power 10 eede portion
al the territory belonging % the republo Doing tas,
fbsy think would be violating The Federal Constitution OF
Mckee They wOaia Be Wiling TO pay the expenses Of
Tbsy are also wiling to abandon their Pretensons 10
hs Ownership OF Texas provided The OF the
b0unaTy Hne be len 10 commissioners 10 BE- appointed BY
each government
n- shows plainly thai the AeAlcans have again made
an shse Of good faith Of the American government
We learn from the Monitor that 3 bstile was
fought Al santa Cruz de ROsales, y leagues from
Chhuahus, on the 10Th Of March, in which, IS
usual cur troops were victorious The Monitor
ssys sfthe firing commenced al = O'Clock an the
morning and continued until dark at night, when
the americans stOHaed the place, took Spices Of
kesFy artillery, small pieces Of ordnance, and
more than 90 muskess The number Of killed
On either side is nOtyet known; but the loss ot life
on both sides was very great. Don Angel frlas,
Governor and Commander, and the officers under
his command, were taken prisoners al the moment
me action ceased
CORNERSTONE mist and Gen. Csdwsllader left
ne civ of Mexico on the Sth inst We 90 not
hear Of their arrival al Vera Cruz.
Commissioner Clifford had arrived in the CITY Of
MEXICO.
Il was supposed that the Count Of Inquiry
would saOam sbogI the 9th.
A oSzduea from GuansjuaiO had arrived 81
AeIie0, ssoOted BY forty Mexican Dragons The
49, ~ IL b.
ffOU0 Another cOndHcia arrived from Puebla
Aneral Del Monte and Fl Chico brought 6s bars OF
silver
The funeral obsequies Of the late Gen. valen-
ca were celebrated on the 9Th inst, al the con-
vent Of San Francisco.
The house OG Munel and Brothers ia the CITY of
Mexico had been entered IN the night b. a gang Of
robbers, who murdered clerk named Gorilla
Seven Of TIE twelve robbers have bten arrested
sad among them, We regret 10 find officers OF the
American amy.
The Monitor OF the 9Th, contains q letter from
San Luis stating that the Indians 10 the number of
L.oJU, are nov IN o state Of revolution, and thai
der number is stii increasing. Several Hseen-
eas, OF plantations have been robbed Of all the
eaiile and horses. some Of the planters have
beel murdered. The letter also states that the
capital San LUIS, is the oHly part Of the State
Were one can remain with security. The ses-
slon OF the Legislature of thai State Adjourned on
Aeame, Governor, and Don Avila, L. Governor
q lheH respective Offices. Don JulianO Reeves
her present Governor, received extraordinary
powers, 10 last until The meeting Of the next lie
Elssture. The election for a new Governor Of
tae Safe will take place on the 3hh of The pre-
sent month. detachment Of eight hundred
men, sent 70 San Luis de la Psez, by the Govern
lent Of GuanaIuaiO, 10 assist in protecting the
Stsle against the Indians, has retired TO Dolores
ho@ieo without hnng gun. Gen. Bustamente,
% whom the people looked for assistance, has
Sften That he pOHld come, bat they have lost all
hoPes Of getting succOT from him.
The Monitor Of the llth says, that the State OF
1aaaausio followed the example Of San Luis,
Sao ihe laeIans are IN q state of revolution. The
AoAiloI says that the revolution, which was COM
neheed by about forty individuals, had now mus
eIsd upwards OF two thousand partisans
hoo0eries were still frequent on the roads aud
a Tie city Of Mexico.
Numbers Of families who have been Obliged 10
soeneon Their homes on account Of the insuuectiOn
iacaan, had arrived in Vera Cruz-some OF
ueiA eauIely destitute. II was proposed TO hold q
meeting 10 adopt measures for their relief
lie eourtmartisl for the trial of Lieut.. John
omui, 80 Battalion Louisiana Volunteers. com.
1eneee sitting on the 18th inst, at Vera Cruz
We hho 20 report OF the proceedings. The charges
preferred against Lieut. Smith are, desertion; en-.
Heihs Of soldiers 10 desert; embezzlemeni OF pub
NC properly; conduct unbecoming an officer aud
L Is stated that the General Hospital is 10 be re-
.-osea Eom Vera Cruz TO Jalapa-probably on &C
eOSl q NE approaching sickly season
me ttench citizens OF Vera Cruz were 20 give
sbSaa banquet on the evening Of the 18th, in hon
T.s u Lae french Revolution. We learn FROM the
,tsp M1sucsl lhat supper was given BY some o
ne french citizens on the Sth in honor Of the Rev
Sieuon Several Americans were invited. m,
Iasneh consul was present, and Ike his country
-, MANIFESTED his sympathy for The liberia
emed 'e"'" PeoPie VIII De gov
G9I Iera Cmz correspondent, "Ulua." SAYS
defed 70 JaaDa ~ VI
rae regular mail coaches commenced n1nnin,
"a cen IeIa Cruz and the city of Mexico on ths
IN uu vii leave hereafter three times week
81 companies Of Col. McLelan's regimen
Sbs IN &c volunteers arrived at Vera Cruz Oh
upds, ~. l ll9 hlen OF The New York volunteers
- 80 C we command Of Capt Tory, arrived AZ We
Oiu1 on The Sth, in the baTE Nancy NJ Ste
Phens, nom New York ''o"'' W. S'e
q, - Sei OF The notorious Father Jarauia Ia
49, Oeen checked. letter from Oueretaro
Al E,o aPu states that the Father was arreste,
The a,I., W NE pTeieei Don CristObal Andrade
AOticioso. announced an tbe IanPlc'
arT;St ~ connolly, Of the mouatea La. battalion
bls a. ~ e ~ SraL, escerting the mail from Pue
ma, ule lIth inst Capt. C. met with a grea
his msreS eros eros bat they made no opposition B
V-sson. he also met Mexican trssn of a;gb
The Sas,-;T NE conductors Of which reported ia
on s;sILileIos had levied Contribution of ss1
theI0b :, me Ranger, arrived al Vera Graz n
STANDS nom 1alaPa. The Free American undel
banded '' nays regiment will shortly be dis
Tiiden D snI Ma. Woods, Lieuts. Wien, an
yen Gnu quo on. one or two other officers. arrived !
health Of III nom CuemaEaca, on the ION. I'm
good, noiv-,h. uooPs al that place was eonsidere
~ 'iOm sore or swelled IhToat . us''''' nSo occ"
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