The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-25
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY %, Is4s.
Interesting from nIsxicr


We have received the following bulletin by telegraph
from New Orleans We are happy to hear that quorum
has length been formed Queretaro The specuatons
about peace uncertain The subsequent accounts are
contradictory and ireconciabe That revolution should
have been accomplished by Almonte and his two associ
ates upon the principle of prosecution of the war against
the Americans, is directly points with the idea of ma
king Herrera the friend of peace the President of Con-
gress. Is ii improbable that the two accounts have been
COMPOUNDED together, and that a revolution may have
been attempted by Amone, Bustamente and Paredes at
San Luis de Potos whilst the signs of peace are appear
ing at Querelaro'
These accounts reached us by the lightning's wing
yesterday. We understand that no official accounts have
lately been received from commissioners in Mexico
OF course, the following communication from Washing
ton TO the New York Journal of Commerce is incorrect
g ANOTHER IMPORTANT RUMoR mo TREATY A de-
sPatch received the State Department on Friday
last, from Mr. SEWER in which he speaks very discour-
agngy the prospect of obtaining ratification of the
treaty. There is doubt at all thai such letter has
received Ofcourse Mr. 3. does speak positively for
he is instructed to leave Mexico it is ascerained
that the treaty cannot be ratified"
We understand that despatch has been received
from Col Sewer to this efect-indeed, no letter from
him, except the which announces his arrival in
Mexico,
by Telegraph for the Union.
By arrival at New Orleans on the 18th instant of the
Yucaan schooner Aparecida from Campeachy on the
3D. and Sisal on the 18th, have dates from Merida
TO the Goth ultmo
La Union of Merida, of 25th April publishes the treaty
OF peace concluded the 10th April, Sencacal, BY
commissioners appointed by Senior d. Miguel Barbachano
governor OF fucatan and ID. Jacnto Pat commander
chief of the revolted Indians, and ratified by both parties
| on the 23d April at Tecul.
The schooner Mary (says the New Orleans Picayune
OF the 18th instantly arrived this morning from Vera Cruz
bringing advices that quorum had assembled at Quere
taro, and awaiting the arrival Of the American COM
mlssioners to commence deliberations Opinions upon
the peace question were various and conflicting.
The following is from Queretaro, April 81, IL O'Clock
at night:
The people have become weary with suffering the OPP
preston and sport of petty tyranny This the
will, discardng what is called the general government
the nation established at Queretaro has
the earth It's treacherous oppressors At O'Clock the
night OF this day. without resistance proclaimed
only plan which, in the circumstances
country VIZ; war, and war without truce quarter until
an honorable peace conquered Such is the programme
this happy revolution, al the head of which the dstn
gnlshed Generals Amonte, Busiamente and Paroles
whose voice all who Mexcans, rather than partsans
Will respond The tocsin of liberty has sounded last
sons of Hdago and ltnrbde, awake The invisible hand
nation OF the globe will occupy lis place Mexicans
| fulfil your destiny"
American deserters continually arriving at Que
rearo during the last three days. twenty presented them
selves to the Mexican government, and incorpo
rated into the San Patrico company The garrison at
Queretaro is composed Of $40 men of all arms wager
OF $4,000 has been made for and against peace several
deputies concerned in the bet correspondent says
that Herrera has been nominated President and MAORI
| ty Of deputies will vote tor him.