The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-19
Mexican Correspondence.
of the Daily Crescent.

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believing that the Congress will be in the first oil
Nav if not before and is generally believed that thai
body will put the whole business upon Pehas shoulders by
giving him unlimited the premises the general be-
lief is that peace will follow. 1t is however impossible fol
me TO make mind on the subject Every thing must
admit looks fair and with any other people deal with but
Mexcans should set down the exchange of the ratification
as decidedly settled but with them cannot do They
have deceived often that doubt their action until
advised from undoubed that they have done
The good faith with which they acted in September last
fresh in memory allow swallow their fail
promises OF speedy peace In that transaction q mean the
armsce some OF the best of the Republic parties
and whilst there doubt but that their promises
were being acedy kept they taking advantage OF the
veil they had thrown work the deence'
of the capital Who tell but similar proceeding now
going on That whilst they hold the prospect OF
accedng to wishes for peace they only playing Win
holding ot-or. Sam Houston says, coquetuhg
with Us whilst they secretly concoctlng scheme u
rid of better terms They have been certainly 100
long in getting that Congress together to have any great oe
sire to enter friendly relations with Uncle sam MAI
the members of the Congress fear the question: beyohd
doubt and their reluctance to meet together prevents my DC
eyins they will make peace until hear that they nave
done So However 10th may be to swallow ef IAN pro-
misses there friend OF peace who eneramS douDt
on the subject, and the Generain Chief OF the Army Is
growing more and more sangune every day. kho" not
what the opinions of Ministers but as they have not
yet received permission enter Queetao with all Amer-
can guard cannot think they entertain the brightest hopes
of the success of their mission
I'm tn te latest hour that advice have been received from
Querearo there was A letter dated the
evening of the 25th saysI wish could say, with truth
that Congress had assembled, but, unfortunately, cannot
some less than the requisite number Were not wit
ness hat passing around should not believe what
IS going but shame and opprobum have reached their
height. There Is General here, whodeses at cost
to be President OF Republic and his Vaccinations and
his AMBITION inspire hatred with some, whist hefs uphold
few days since, he made his appearance in Quere-
where he still remains under the petext OF presenting
himself to the Senate.
1.-The General here alluded to- evidently Almonte. He
has been recently to Guanajuao, Eguascaentes and other
places and has been met and followed by men who bear
great good will TO Pena his poicy-and any demOnstra
ton made against the Government he is the man have
down the leader He worked incessanty at the last
Congress throw Pea overheard and he not the
give up the idea because he then taed.]
Recon- yesterday, before the janta adjourned, spoke
against peace, and left written document the subject
which, thought, would be published Two Senators
from the Federal District have resigned and they are much
No one can understand what going on, and itwould
not surprise II al the time des Tor tie exchange oil
rattle aons the Government should be dispersed and every
pe % 60 ms Wa WITH
their duties, will be held responsible for all.
Guanajuao. You Of his ruinous speculauons
against the Government.
y The Government has reyenue-no money and its
stence, under such circumstances, Is wonderful"
leave you to make your comments on the above
translation.
Our near neighbo in Toluca E P0ruear has buckled
his arm0r, and cries war 10 tile knle Another strong
paper, is the Federattsta, published in San Louis.
number has article OF several columns in length
against the treaty, with this caption Reflections the
consequences that will result from the approval OF the
OF peace, especially far cedes to the United
States the provinces OF Texas New Mexico Upper Caor
MA half OF Sonora, part of Chihuahua, another portion of
Coahua, and still another of Tamauipasin all half
the Republic wish had time TO give you translation
OF the precious documen: of which this is the head.
CHAPARRAL.
Cry OF MEXICO April 49, 1913.
Perdigon Ge'ay, the fat chap who found in ditch
Churubusco, whilst the battle going and who
cried loud Tor the last meeting OF the Mexican Con
gess passed through Guadalajara few days his
the SOUTH with the avowed determination OF joining
Alvarez, and creating the south into separate republic
This account for the rising of the Pinto Indians
Cuernesaca and Mineral del Orc. spoken OF in last
They may proclaim that county republic, and maintain it
such, oo if they like, for the climate unhealthy that
force will follow them, but they lay the scene OF
revolt elsewhere know not two less likely to succeed
They are both cowardsare known such bytAiex
cansand well paired Alvarez hovered about rear
all the way from Puebla and although commanding thou
sands OF fintos did not dare to attack single company of
ankees His new ally Sen Lie General Jose Guadalupe"
Peison Geray, General of Brigade, commanding the Vail
ente OF Logos Of the kidney Being somewhat
round beied, his wind failed him when his Valentes',
rereang from San Antonio the 10th of August,
and he several hundred yards behind them when they
into the works the T6e du Pont Immediately after
which the enemy commenced firing their long guns
advance The valiant General, believing himself between
two fires threw himself into ditch and there remained
though Unframed until taken prisoner by los Yanquies He
being member OF Congress- released by Gen Scott but
took another command and selected defend
the Gara de Been. He loud nouthed during the
armistce about the determination OF the invaders Te
who had given him the command Of the reserve thought
he real trump, but when the needed
garta and Aid sent to bring up Pedigon had bout
faced his and marched them Guadalupe
miles distant.
Senior Oero, who the pamphlet the subject of the
armistice and who went Queetaro peace man, has
again changed. and opposes it with might and MAN,
The following paragraph appeared in the Monitor of this
morning. The partisans Of annexation have made bets
that there will be We hope that the friends of
peace will see that they DO not VIA their BETS
This morning train in from Orzava, escorted by
some four or five hundred recruits for the different regular
regiments hundred of them were for the Second ORA
goons. They need them badly The Court of Special Com
mission have not yet decided the Of Lieut. Dutton In
evidence every thing against him. lie running away
from San Angel when arrested and had got some distance
from the singular story told OF his arrest in
evidence -The guard had missed him. and returned 10
camp when two officers of the brigade sailed out to
nunt him. they searched the ravine vain for long tme
and were returning to their quarters when ofhem.
pistol had been long time loaded, concluded to fire it off
and In doing So aimed at tree Some doubt
whether the ball had hit the tree and the in
he edge of thcket. Near the in the thcket they saw
wo Mexcans sitting down, and after asking what they
long tnee, Questioned them II they had American
oicef One of them answered yes, when the pistol
1ied towads the thcke American officer the
other sde and went down the ravne The two Off
,ers then followed the avne and succeeded capturing
he Lieutenant who taken camp over to the
Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel of his regiment and by
hem turned over to the guard at the National Palace
The third meeting the Pehon Jockey Club Course
to-day The entries Laon's Oiirer Ty-
ons .7caia and Capt Georges Joe. The first heat was
beautifully contested between the fy and Oliver but the
omer got the heat distancng Joe. The fy won the second
neat Also and the purse, after flying the track coming
n again three lengths behind Time I55s-1:59. The |
greatest sport however the mustang open all
horses to the manor born, whose would fork up
wo douboons.
For tomorrow evening Fanny Manten announced at
he National Theatre the ballet of the Loves of Diana
and Endlmion" Her husband Rossi, also appears in his
acts OF magic and ventroquism Besides this Spanish
company play in the evening at The Principal and another
al the New Mexico Theatre: and if this amuse-
ent enough for day bull fight to take place at four
0 clock P NJ
Saturday, 6 P MA rumor has been in circulation during
the day that Amonte had pronounced at the Solado in