Washington telegraph., 1848-06-28

mony between the two countries
A delay has taken place IN the eS.
change oil publications in consequence Of
tho national seal being in Mexico, which
the MaXican authorities declare neees.
sary toailix to the treaty 1t was sent
for by express gd hpFiug heenreeoHed,
the treaty viii Nsignad at 7 o'clock this
evening The Commissioners have to.
day been endeaeorng TO obtain permis.
SION for our cavalry and WtilIery to leave
The country by way of san LUIS Potoa
aud SaltilIa, but It has been falasod IN the
most positive manner, aud 10 portion OIL
the army will be allowed to go from the
interior through any otherport than Vera
Cruz, or some one IN it. immediate viein.
Iiy The Commissioners will leave for
] Mexico to.AIouaw. Mr. Clifford rs |
i nave nlrpady informed you, viii femiu
las Minister ten Bullef wilIgn 10 vera
j Cruz with NJ scxiof Whose delay ia
i Mexico VIII be very hort.
Before leaving Mexico lsaW IN thceof-
respandenee from that ely of one Of your
contemporaries snmr erusures upon Dir.
i ChiIard. lar uat HAVING imeaialeiy come
to Qucfe.aD Ia cyrenie hi W.sslau Tie
gentleman vino corr, ,Hnaas Ia5 lheI .eur.
+ #ual could uol have been uNue ai tha iact
i that Mr. Clifford, Immediately OIL his ar
|rifal placed himself IN correspondence
Will tie Goyemmea, here, through Mora
y Kilhmil, one uI the Armisgee tamHi,.
saueTs. aud WI, preparing Ia hayfrary
.iHnz !Hualnoss the instant Nj, zcficf
IarTiyed. !ipsidJs, tic tFeaty hal 10, yet
been placed before Congress- aud, uuless
circumstance impefaliyelY demanded the
presence OF Mr.. Clifford at Quefetaro,
showed to his eo.Commissionef al least
the courtesy Of waiting Tor hi- ARRIVAL ut
/ Mexico. To Ihe suspicious il would look
Iasifihese eenzutes were made in ,iaw Of
the possibility olthe treaty beng rejected,
aud IN that event rxpendHg a lltla lau.
dalion upon Mr rdst. by saying "if he
was there this would not hnve heen.
There are in this eitg and its tiriaity
! . aO0 or 3,QDO troops, aud the place is
|hludwilh Mexican officers. Tie iHler-
course between them and our o.fcars has
Iheen most agreeable. They have dned
each other, aud wed IN eounesics. At The
table the Mexican officers toasi Na=h.
inaian, Taylor aad Scott, aud ouf a.Iiears
.rainrn the compliment by drinking 10
lldalga anu Victoria, and Santa Aaua--
Al any HmH It is difficult for a Mexican
10 restrain his Aun.elory, hut when M.
der the influence OF wine the gfraiof num-
bef become utterly disgusting They an
have badges one Tor rale Alto ami T..
sasra. ano,hcflor Monterey. asan one
for liura Vista, and other iar some one
nfalIoi the oihHrlme OmoiIcsf. would
politely inquire i5fwhal lha>e decorations
wsrc worn. and lhrn they Woald hsaf OF
deeds Of salog which won them that would
put ,hr suli Guard 10 the blnsh A.
well as can learn there are uh5al oar
thousand desertrrs, OF men Whose teHuoi
service III The American army expired
Ipreyiou, 10 theif leaving i, enrolled M
the Mexican amy. Those Who were IN
tins city. nearly Two hundred. wefs IT,
moved eighteen or twenty males on our
approach bat we daily meet men in sol.
diafs raIb lu th,strset whom wa know,
by their faces, TO be from the American
army They cannot now De touched. OF
course Tha remainder of the band are
at Sau Luis Pol1si. GuausI Iualo and Qua.
dnlaJur. Thcscmeu have been the pre-.
servers of Pcna y Pcna from revolution.
Tho McAicaus, soldiers aud citizens, have
the greatest iaarul them, aud a, one time
when tie Government was threatened
I boy the population uI this city with dee.
imciion, these two numbered desrucrs
stationed here suppressed the insurrccuon.
[ They are paid higher aud iur more mgu.
lady than lbc Mexican troops, and havc
stuck hy Peua y PenalhmughoIt lfthe
I Mexican Government has not thg -nu-e t1
keep these men scattered through lns
country m small bodies. they will yet hr
"a curse To IL, for a thousand Of them would
trrriiy ten thousand Max,can troops.
/ Tho first day out from Mexico, We met
I Lieut.. Wise the Navy with dpspl'cha,
IRON Com, Jones. iu the Pacific, to the
| Commissioners. As far rs ! can learn
the people Of Lower California who have
been friendly TO the Americans arc threat.
cncd with vengeance. and they have re-.
qucsicd Com Jones to urge upon the
| Commissioners the propriety OF inserting
"A clause ia the treaty for their protection,
aud the Commodore ha, written for iu.
struclions in the matter Mr. Wise hny-
.ng returned from Mexico. Is now waiting
here by instructions OF the Commissioners,
to carrya copyolthe treaty to the Pacific,
and will leave tomorrow. lli, travel.
ling has been extremely rapid. lie left
Mazatlan on the 10Th inst, and arrived by
sea, at san Bias on the 18Th Al mid.
night on the 18Th he left for Mexico by
the way Of this city lie arrived here on
the morning Of the Goth, aud met us on
the 22d, within about twenty miles of
a