The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

WAsHINsroN, April %, ls4s.
The Times and the Signs.

Inc ltmes ana thf StgHs.
The latest information from Mexico is against
the treaty. Gen. Butler is reported as wanting
more troops. II he has expressed any such de-
sire, we doubt not II is only 10 facilitate the ra-
LITIGATION by the force of moral suasion.
We do not give approval to the recall OF
Mr. Trist He deserved better treatment; and
moreover he, in conjunction with M'lutosh, had
he been solicited to remain in Mexico, would
have been vastly instrumental In the negotia-
tons 10 the ratification. Indeed the recall OF
Mr. Trist looks as though there were at least an
indifference TO the defeat of the treaty, which we
had not believed, and can scarcely yet believe to
exist Whit. in Gods name, is to be made out
OF a renewal of this Mexican war So uupo ru-
lar would be this exp-dient, that a wi thd ra wal
oi the forces on The plan of Mr.. Calhou n, wo uld
detear,in popular general election, The sdmInis-
tratve idea OF the conquest OF peace. Enough
OF this,
Is il not in the power of this COVE rnment to
the white race Of Yucaan from utter de-
struction Have they not been TO some extent
our allies In this war but friends or enemies.
are they, pending an armistice, tn be desire yed
In the presence OF our fleets We unders taDd
that the President will send a message to Con-
gress tomorrow on this subject. IT he does,
ship or two should be medat.ly detailed tor
the salvation OF the whites OF Yucdtan, and OF
our own character as a Cnrs stan people
There 10 to be city demonstratio Tomorrow
in behalf of the republican movements which
are now turning the old world he lter-ske lteT,
upside down, and making great Kings and petty
pote n rates run as IT tn drvI was al their heels
Ii viii be clever fair and will, we hope,
answer the main Object OF the experiment, which
is 10 Deurralize the several party experiments
that have BEEN perpetrated Ia this me tropohs
with such signal want of success.
The next steamer, u Is expected, will bring
over d dozen two of the ex monarchs of Eu-
rope. If lhey come, they might realize some.
thing handsome. by visiting the several cities OF
the Union, and giving exhibitions OF the etiquette
of the late courts where they SO recently flou
rish-d IN all the glory of despotic authority
Louis Philippe could doubtless give some
rare specimens of the les: scenes of the Bourbon
dynasty.
Do tell US, is Lola Monies to be Of the
royal troupe Charming Lola, is old Ludwig.
cltizen Ludwig, or exile Ludwig, TO be kept be-
hind Do bring him along Brown and
Nichols say they will engage Lola TO dance al
the Ad.phi, If she comes over !; and there is
chanc- that she might marry member of Con
gress with COTTON plantations as large as the do
mains OF the late Countess of Ltndsfeldt.
Mr. Nug-n sends you his respects. The Sen
ate may prrhap relrase him tomorrow. He IL
a resigned prisoner; but still he troubles the con-
science oi the French revolution men In the
Senate, such, for instance, as Messrs Hanne.
gau, Turney, and a few others, who are led by
the nose, as one would suppose. Well, they
will find out, yet, that this has been very un
profitable investigation W.