The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-21
wv.mxc4os. wedne.day, March l, 1s4s.


 The senate and the Treaty-storming ses. siOn-Mr. Benton against the project-. Remonstrance of Yueatan.-CorTespon. dence of Seott and TTist--R efusal Of the former tO obey Orders--tl uaTre1 between these two functionaTicS--InteTfe Of the President--stFange developements-. secret treaty between Mexico and Great Britain..sE0rtga&e of the Californians and New Me1ico-.POsition of the Cabi- net--specuIations upon Ratification Difficulty settled between Senators--Pro. hable result.
 Howevsr des'rons The Senate may be to keep m The public ear i:s proceedings, in relation to A. Meaieaa tray, yet the key hDie in Is door, asying due appreciation of public curiosity, will sAs;,tr what trsnspifes in secret session of that agast and, too often. mysterious body.
 Yesterday, this accommodating inIoFmer says. xas q stormy day in that body--tha; hard words assed between members, likely to lead 10 the uss .i harder wespons,-lhst Mr. Benton came cut gars the treaty. styling If the ~coHee- hoo trea- W,"-'hat sorl of Temons,rance was read from the Commissioner now in thia city from Yucaian. ,csiast declaring < to b. the desire cf ,hst State "a; some provision be attached 10 the treaty 10 the s Esct ihs; Mexico will keep peace win her,-that ae s apprehensive tha as soon as a peace shall be rsie. Mexico will make war on Yucstan.--be- ,anse dudHg the present war. she has kept neuirsl that the correspondence hctween TRisT and >corr and those officers and the govsrnment was 2 rad. by which il appears. that when Mir. TRIsT Etnt 10 Mexico he carried with him sealed packet ot Gen. Scorr, with instructions to that officer to .elver the same with all convenient despatch tc ae cammsndsr of the Mexican forces. with the tues, tbat he woui lay 1t tefore tho Mexican Gov :ramebt
 Ihis sealed racket was a communication from
 s government of the United Sta'es to that ol Mex ta, declaring he desire of the former for the es- sbishment oi peace between the two countries on e,ms honorable to both; and that, to facilitate ssraae an obect, commissioner had been sent Q the head quarters of the American army. who sosld receive. any eommanieaticn from the Mexi- taa EoEsranent on this subject. Gen. ScorT faSd 10 send this packet Thsreupon a very an- " cpTsspendefce ensaed betaeen these two .,p.sou<fies. abusing each other most shameful 'Es.. They each sent copies of their correspon- .ssee ;o the President. He sent word b both of G'a, tha' inc public service wonld be promoted by 'essaiiHn of their quafrels. ant an attention 10
 1it respective duties; which so ineensed them Al they iogoi their snimosii,s towards each tAsE, and turne! theTr hatred in common chan '~ a.anst the Pr'sident And that then General 'eoFr wrcte to lac President, teling hIm that he a. teen mistaken as sn TRfsr's character, aa1 de- F'sa return of his letters respecting hm. Also, elisrs in which TRisr had abused she President -ss; shanetslly fer reyokiag hs pswess and order
 }; hiu, home. also says that an effort was made
 suppress he publication ef part of this cores
 safeaee, bat ii Was decided ihat the types should
 ave the whole of l. IL says further, ,lat the face n' elicited that when Rr ST AAESTE was President Mexico, and NIT. PAcEESHAN was the Minister Great Britain al the Mexican government, a "fet treaty concluded between GEeat Britain uead Mexico, by which the latter mortgaged 10 the
 aa.f, in part. ali of Upper and Lower California, tH New Mexico. to secure t's payment to British
 scNf' oi sixty millions of dollars. Upon all warm Slscassion took place in reference to ffheioas nteit-reace of European powers, and
 ''caily tast of Great BtissB in Amerit affairs,
 'Ici igrher says, that some question being made 70 Inc Posiiioa of the Cabinet in Tegard to the 's'y 4 was stated 10 be unanimously ln favor Of "'h The notifications suggested by inc Presi- nat tae whole session was very stormy
 ~<f' ana taat decision was not likely soon to be 10 On The natter before that body.
 ia- speen'aiiens last evening to the fate of
 rrsty were pretty equally baianesd. Many 9pcs7t that its tate would depe nd on the decision caucus oi the whig members, that to
 eeen held last nght Thc whigs of that body ee unanimous in their action on this sub ,-Shich eanrot now be said of thern
 .1~ says, that the warm words used in the
 Nere puecpaly between Mr. SEyIEa and fo0rr aad that the difficulty had been sliis. Sey se'utd between them. by mutual friends. 'sco arr the peace makers"
 Ae resllt Sf to days secret s~sslnn has left af-
 confused than they were yesterday 4 ma''eF has been resolved into this ;--whe,her [ U. treaty With notifications. or reeom- A 'ne ' President to send commissioner 10 Mex aAe neS treaty. l should not be sur Il a 'hs lAItef course were adopted. If both X r., 'W mat way, t viii relieve each of them of d ~ Aaty ''fks attendant upoa the adoption oi a t' iaofs lhink the matter vill be dispos- ,h ' '"' "s! or tae other, by Saturday night. k- ClyIs.