The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-02


were all in Acapulco three hundred miles distant, and
after vany sesrchrg for poyment su-d To her, she
and she chose the former My companions purse was
room In her HANDS, and she walked OF never
poor creature 50 embarrassed she in her endsa-
vors to express her gratituds
CRY OF MExIco, March 49, ls46.--In letter wrote
you on the 9Th instant inclossd copy of srmisoe
concluded at Guadalupe the Id In nv letter of the
sth briefly Advered to the srmisice in terms Of CEN
cure More mature ref -ction has fixed me in the OPT
mons then expressed in relation to it, snd the
nous ia pronuncing this the one sided military
convention" We have had during the war.
1nod s.s. S Inc papers received mere from 5ne
treaty will be ratified at Washington aud suppose
me great question With you now is will it be ratified
answer this question now it month ago, and,
judging from the inactivity Of the Pre- sidept and allow
ing MN 20 % sincerely DESTROYS Of peace toe pesunp
ton is that he Is waiting intelligence OF the ratification
of the prjet ut Washington to make an energetic e
fort to assemble quorum OF Congress and to obtain its
inactivity IN this manner, and say II Congress
sembied before the treaty back from Washington
his strength in the body to obtain ratification would be
irtered away by the debates and quarres of the
beers upon surjects OF minor Importance and it would
break up in row. This is plausible enough do not
doubt the Presidents sncerty but the uncertainty of
ratifca caon here consists in his ability first bring
together quorum aud next to exercise sufficient infu
ence to control the requisite majority He has Que
retaro, In Toluoa in this city scattered through the
country, now, between sixty and seventy members
ready 1t Is said to meet whenever the treaty returned
from WasnlngOn Win the approval OF governMs MT
but he Considers necessary hold elections for other
members in some nota the cities States occupied
by our army, net only to quorum bu, to
the assembiage OF amuch larger number in order that
his opponents and the opponents peace may defeat
his object either by attendance at Qusretsro
there withdrawing from Congress when the question
put aad break tho quorum This last ID sommon trick
IN Mexican Cos grreses and among the members VINO
ayow their Willingness 70 30 to Queretsro and who
posed TO peace or inimca to the administration.
You Will see BY the exit acts from the papers which
government at Queretaro still continue to break out in
the State of San Luis Potos the efforts
OF the Governor to suppress them and it also said that
raredes 10 there fomenting rebellion Santa Anna, also,
although 1t reported he has applied through the Mexi
can government 10 Gen Batier for passport to leave
the country has obtained it. we hear at one time
on his way to San Luis Potosi to head revolution and
at another that he at Tebuacan again with eight hun
dred men, prepared at the rst opportunity to upset the
existing government His power, however, is OF
the feebest and 1t may be, he has such force he lie
waiting the Withdrawal OF army to reestsbsh him.
~ power. Asares tee mas py the seizure and
acts OF disobedienoe manifested cootsmp for the power
OF the and has been psyn the tool Of
To Anna which hs will continue 60 do so long
CURED although he has Of late expressed himself viii
ling TO obey the government You will notice. too that
the replies OF the Governors of the states to Ross Cir
GUAR IN relation to the treaty various Some de
mand the publication OF the treaty few express them
selves DESTROYS of peace and in such to ead
20 the superstition that they will favor almost any term
that can be obtained while others openly avow them
selves war men. Problems in Mexican politics are al
Nsys ulinCut OF fOiuti0n ana never more than
Notwithstsnding however the demorzsd state Of the
country and the apparent indifference OF the great body
Tee population to peace or if the history Of the
past be guide to the future Pena Pena by judcious
use OF the two millions and half which is to be ad
vanced him by the parties here pecunarily interested In
pesce can overcome an opposition Of so May conflict
Ing elements and obtain Congress ray tho treaty
YET In this IL impossible to say what will in
day, week or a month
Generals Towioa and Cushing and Col Belknap mem
bers OF the Court appointed to enquire into the Difficult
ties between Generals Scott Worth and Pillow, and Col
Duncan arrived here yesterday, together with Captain
Ridgely, the Judge Advocate. from Pueba. They
escorted by company of Louisiana Mounted Men.
Captain Bessncon came with the escort The Court
met this morning and transacted preliminary
ness with closed doors Day after the Cour
meets sgain, when the r:t be taken up will BE-
chosen and the next day the examination OF the wit
nesses VIII commence. Col Chiids came up from Pue-
week
[Correspondencs of the ~ O Timee]
MRxIco, March Ia .lsls-So Far as news is concerned
In this quarter, have been anxiously looking for
relief fron cur dilemma. In which have been placed
since the signing Of the articles of treaty at the
village OF Guadalupe, on the I'd OF February last snd
every day seems to bring and nearer to our
wishedfor homes
An express arrived this morning from Vera Cruz
bringing letters and papers Of the latest from
United states aud also The gratifying information thai
he bad passed Mr. Freancr the road, bearing impor
tanr dispatches for the General in Chief and that he
WI, in all probability, be in town tomorrow next
day he iHtimates that the treaty will be immediaell
ratified with slsht notifications regard
Tain GLAZING OF come Mexcahs for Texas lands. In
sequence OF the aDove information received here
stock has risen, and nay nov be quoted above par.
Mr. Doyle, the British Charge here has emphatca,
stated IL public that he has the smallest Joub but
that the treaty will be ratified by the Mexican Congres
IN less Ia Al. two weeks afcer s arrival Washington
IL Is said That two millions Of dolsrE have baen advanced
by certain capaiist IN this city to the Mexican Con
gress or tns purpose OF bringing that body to ether and
carrying out the Objects Of commissioner Mr. Trist
has taken ND he quarters IN the house OF certain MIR L.
aud VINO hsS the control of millions in both hemit
pherss This, 10 say the leaet hooks more orpous
peace than any thing have yet heard of Poll
cians may talk as they viii 10 the United States in refer
ence TO this treaty of its being event
TOT our country am CT quite different opiuiou sud
predict that atr evils viii hefr US BY wthdrswin
our troops from the positions occupy and there
by giving mp the country that We have shed much
blooi and treasure In gaining possession Of to rres
poneibs government without the power and means Il
mold ths reins FOE single month after departure
would be strong advocate for peace did see any
vent 2es accruing to country By entering into th
precptatc treaty. bat when take into consideration
tnst the Mexicans ore decidedly hostile toward us
than ever, what advantages do expect derive from
concluding treaty OF peace with nation who pro
verbal for their want OF coed FIFTH, and who will
DO more so than ever in consequence of their many d.
iests
The members of tbs Court of Inquiry have arrived
here and proceeded to BURMESE. learu that most o.
the principal witnesses in the United States end
that the old hero expects be on his way home thiheT
towards the middle Of next mosth, Every tongue j.
loud IN his praise ana Of the he pursued towards
those who accused him There is not doubt existing
here as to the result of this iuvesiigt redoundips
much to the credit Of Cen Scott and to the ds
comhture Of all concerned in this plot
The city Is very quiet at present. We have establish
ed Jockey Club here, after the American fashion :
capt IT, Is president Of the same The first regular
meeting is to come of the first Of April, when grea
sport Id anticipated.
train OF about six hundred wagons it is thought,
will leave hsre about the 25th inst for the pur
pose OF convey all the sick and wounded of tbs
here, down to Jalapa. Ths will be most judciou
move, as the same wagons rsurn hther to convey
to baggage and provisions for the remainder of the
troops, some time in April should the peace be ratified
THE TREATY IN MEXICO
Mexican correspondent OF the Ficoyuns says" l.
Illuminating to hear the part public report sssgps e
the United States In the negotiation Of the treaty
60 Washington. The United States . mere puppet
and the interetts of Mr. Trst Mr. Msckintosh and Ar
Dsvioson the agents of tho Rothechds in this CITY
before the treaty left here for Washin gon partner OF
confidential agent OF the house OF Nackintosh < Co
was despatched to England with TO
al the Mexican bonds he could lay hands The tres
ty attn ough al that time perfected, with the CONN.,
vance OK the Mexican no also have AZ