The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-25

unnecessary rupneness of the members of Congress
who refuse TO come together either from desire to shit
responsibility from thsIr shoulders less pa
trioto motive We sincerely trust that the recent sp
peal Of the President in his address upon resumng the
needed.
+ from the N o Times, Feb. le
The following letter, from of our best informed
that were received by the steamer New OrlesDs:-
"VrnA CRUz, Feb 8, Isss = Gentsmen-The same
conveyance by which addressed you having been de-
with news from the city to the ga inst stating tina:
peace had been sigued and to enable the government
at Querearo to exist until such time al the approval
oon 81 from Washington. they have obtained loan
from Davidson (Rsthschd's sgent) Of one million OF
ments OF $9OOOO per month This 1t il presumed, to
be guaranteed by tia Americans, Is othwise do not
think Davidson would have given dollar. Amongst
Miss ceded the Am sricans to pay TWEEN
ty millions Of dollars at the rate OF five millions annual
are to remain ia the country. We are ansiousy Look
ing TO. news from Washington in reply to the above re-
ports"
says 80 There il every probability Of speedy peace be-
tween Mexico and the United States. 1t is good
ooncudsdso far at least, as the former government Is
concerned"
[From the Washington Union, Feb 2s]
rather too early in the day for to enter into any
speculation the Presidents message the treaty
companying IT, They were laid before the Senate to-
which We have teen publish. In the Poayune may not
be strictly correct; but If the boundary lines specified
TALLY oorrspond with the instructions which were ORR
gnaily given to our commissioner in April last.
From the National Intelligenoer, Feb "a
The project Of treaty signed by Mr. Trist acting as
with full from the PRECEDENT Of tho United States
and three Mexican commissioners, with full powers
from tao government Of Mexico tor establishing atresty
have been laid before the Senate ocndentay ysster.
day, by message from the President
The Senate sat for the purpose Of receiving IT, under
Al n0nafa IF Nv vuaSn 0nftu
within the walls Of the capito which would probably
have prevented their entertaining any propostien Of
The reader will perceive in the propositions yesterday
submitted by Mr. Allen, Of Ohio evidence OF feeling
that quarter which clearly indicates the OF
ths business which was about to occupy, In eoncAve
the attention Of the Senate.
THE CONCLUSION OF TREATY OF PEACE BY MEXICO.
From the New Orleans Delta, Feb Is
The following letters and extracts from the .American
Star reached after the publication of Sundays
edition We hasten to lay before readers the i'm
portant Intelligence which they contain 1t will be
that the American Star confirms the report Of treaty
having been concluded between Mr.. Trst the Next
can government The most important and conclusive
this fact oontsned in the letter Of Senior Rosa
Of San Luis Potosf, who had pronounced asain.t the
government This address s very able, eloquent, and
lengthy document We regret cannot give 1t entire,
1t Ais side of the Star Of 9lst January After
showing the unconstitutional and reprehensbe charac
ter ct the at San Luis the address proceeds
to consider the suhscr Of the r-aton bstween Mexico
and tho United states, in the following language
The royernuent charged In the msnif,sto with not
having continued the war 1t has been csnsured still
minister then asks what has been and what ought to BE-
the course of the in regard to the war!
policy which not BE- answered With until
the voice Of passion 10 hushed by time and the truth
be presented without disguise keeping anything
back The present In the midst of its
iugs and misfortunss cannot judge impartiay and do
justice to the Efforts Of those Individuals who
the goysrnment when the nation was without . head
AM WI itv In tho mi iGt
difficulties and dangers which can be only BY
those who surmounted them thus far by those
who have seen them near Pcsterjtv IL il added win do
them Justice, and perhsps viii do them honor.
The national honor (the Minister proceeds) demands
the government almost it, and it OF
power to carry on hosties AZ ainst the tpev should
not be made known. Many Of the causes however are
cupatou OF thu cspits the greater portion of the army
was left either prsonsrs or Was dsstrovsd and drpsrs
vid.d BY order Of ths General In chief parts
Of which marched to Pucbla and the other to
Qusrstaro BY order Of the same chief who found great
difficulty in preventing its complete dispersion Inc
government thought proper to withdraw from General
Santa Anna the command in chief Of the troops in ths
command, but at the same time ordered that part o.
the forces should repair to others TO Inc
south Of Mexico to report to Gen Alvarez portion
OF the troops ct the seat OF governments 81
luoa and It's neighborhood suossting upon the Ienv
collected at those points Tho army WA thus reouesa
aud thus ststionsd-some other small dst.cnmenm
guarding few places In the Interior and various gu
ri'a parties operating upon inVsoed points. whst Was
the government to 90 with an army whoss ocsls aaa
soldiers were almost naked-without arms ana dscou
ragged By tho result Of battles Ia the snvrons IN wncn
they took part 1t was to coths aid feed them, 10
prevent their desperation at whatever cost to arm
and reorgsniss them into bodies 1t for service Ihe
government has discharged this duty TO the extent OF
its means oething the soldiers scantly 1t true, ana
feeding them though NOT 80 album dainty As GOULD % ae
sired 1t has omitted NO pains to collect Ards me
greater part OF the products Of the rents have bssn
voted to ths Of the credits and property OF
army regard to the OF the army tne
repuoc mas seen the orders ana DEGREES Issued on Inc
subject, and the proportion OF men assigned 70 the
states
Inc Minister thsn sayerto TO the ports peing oooAa
u0u ~ ny W. n t .Sss wT t Sn. ,nS -. ~ ao
snmant ~ sIroos, smn;his,sdy hst IT, States ,n1o
Sa 40 1T n.~ thss, contnasnt e. tSs rovernmsnt or
th.r .nntrsf,,on. thst i. al md
that so,a -srsrnmsrt -hch .hnnid h.rs oont,iSuted
~ tbs hsvs cs,i.d nnor ths Union for
re.sns sss.ar - .m.S,a thsm a. s.ss,n thsms.iyss