Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23

InE PGAer RWoUs.-Thoro is much
difficulty nasecriaining precisely whaI ba.
SIS there is lar the funofs that Mr. Trist
has received The project Of treaty from
thr Mexican commissioners. The Nash.
lhgion correspondent ot the New York
lou,ual, Of Commerce., who Is generally
very accurate in his statements, says that
the only louudaiou n the runners is that
commissioners from the Mexican Govern.
menl proposed 10 Gen. Scott the renewal
oi negotiations with view To an accept
anee OF the terms offered By the u. slales,
upon condition OF an armisllce, the with.
dfawalol TIN troops from the Guy oi Mex
leo, and the payment oI fifteen millions to
tie Mexican Government upon tho aljil-
ealion by It ullhc Heay.
In addition IN tie foregoing, we iinl the
following in llr Philadelphia Bulletin oI
last Monday evening.
Notwithstanding lhp denial al The tn,
ion thu u ifeay al prurs is IN progress,
we have EVERY lrasun to bplIoye the eou,
lafy. Ar. Cummings, Mo Is now in
Washington, has seul Us despatch, in
which lie s,ales thu avcrlues have heen
madr hf N.esiHn aai llHt lbrsf overture
ara Substantially acceptable 10 The Admin
slfa,iou. .lHa 5gaia, ol the Union Is na
doubt a mrre diplomatic rHs'. We know
that ia relaliouiu The Oregon treaty. lhal
lnuInn was the luudssl lu Ii, denial, though.
subsequent las proved The news correct
aud he aHillf wrong. Either Nf. Richie
dues nut p1,sess lha confidence 1.-THE EN.
eeulIve and Is sugafe when h. makes
lhese deuiaIs. ur else be- eunuaaIrls ihese
dsnaIs Iar supposed 'rlsaas al state. IN
winch etrn his assertion les 10 be Taken
INA PiekVteRian sensc. In eilhefeasc
he den al is al no mofc s.aIlh than dIplo
malIst's. Hence, Nc shy notwithstanding
the language al The lnias i.al g.rfafrs
hage baen m4da m lrl5a. winch are ac-
eePlable in The man. au4 Haal peace does
not ensue, It will be beeaa=a Ma. Po.k do.
,ifes 10 continue the war
\ Washington correspondent aflhe NeW
lafk Courier wrI'ilg ua==f Ias %. tat
2slh u.l., ,nys.
You my nj DOVE l loss d. IaH-.
as certain .n raad II NJ l'u.s
lsl, fha' In has aalaa.E lzHsl with
the Mexican eamm z.ane#z uraa a Treaty
oineace, securing Naa l#Nao aaf H#tr
CaII'Uma iu lie ~ .ss.
u. Ina Zen. sit eeue4= tu#lha
treaty.
b. That IT. Ta#aH 6aH#sraa rH-
tanaIn -angu.as huH#= I.## I.if IH4y al..
be aiHed by the HHkIrfa Gln=#zs.
nh. That Il The ifaal ias ia lhr Mai.
eaH Congress a.waI be- - la# aH#H %.
tea luIagan.aHtr.es 10 a=s.a#= fse -
fas aud the zHHauHzz u. =H..H A,aH-
laa after ureaasa f=4a H#z#a - .e=#e
.a#u.d adi.ag eruaa. paaa : -. IIH#Hr-
mef Ireaasr faaa aHs lra# ; IezHa.s
the proIaHgltaa OF aaf urHaH1@u' zeg
leo 10 baeuue aua#atd II tie tmea
salHs.
IBlHf Ihrs# e.aram=nHHs lie result Iu
lhe Mexican Iungrr.- be- dluDlI.; but lbr
probability j. ln isarui "a uuaelrH4 u.
treaty. Should llr MtA.ean Congress
have as.culcd lu uca'y. t wouJ, nn
doubt, be ratified by the seuale Of the
the United States.
A icw days wi.. determine '.t result.
and my mean, uI direct communication
with Qlr,ruro arc such iHaI o. B. h.glb
probable may have the Information even
before il reaches lbr Gyelnmru'.
The New York Herald Wrirnis To- have
positive intelligence that q treaty hl, b.rn
concluded hy Alr. inst with ihe Mexican
Commissioners aud that ii only await. the
concurrence of lhr Mexican Cuugrrs. be.
tore being sent 10 tbe United S.ales. The
Herald add, that tAi, treaty la, Lrru
agreed 10 U, Gen. Scott auI Nlf. IuN ia
oppu,iuou lu ihc instructions, u' President
po.k. The Herald article gur, un tl show
that this treaty was Ia be- presented 600 the
Mexican Congress which M, ll Jmsy
last. On lbr 3iN December Grn. Scot
levied bis military assessment oI ..grn
millions ol dollars, iu nrdr, ihs article
lncfs, To alarm ,hr Mexican Cou.sr.s ln.o
an acceptance o.. lhr treaty, lh, Herald
further hint. that llr recall ol Gru. Scott
aud the eoun ui inquiry ordered on BIN
have these negotiations ~ yItw, AMI chat
these negotiation, Iurm, IN tact. ihr staple
vi Gen. Scott, offence