The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14
Whole No. 5O02.
Mexican Items.
From the American Star Of April 20

The American commissioners IL supposes thoy nav"
power to extend the time of the ratification OF the
treaty would be impossible to have 1t ratified here
and forwarded to Washington by the I'd Of juno Inc
best reception the government could give the commits
soners be- that Congress is in session to
act upon what they have to submit TO It, We do
not hear of any increase of the members IN atten-
dance.
FROM THE INTERIOR.
We received by the last mail number OF papers
from the most important points in the interior. We
find but little in them in relation to the treaty In
deed, the editors unwilling to touch upon the
revouonists and anti peace party is violently opposed
to the treaty. We find nothing, however, either in
that paper in Los Debates the ministerial in
confirmation of the rumor that ronunciamento had
been got up against the supreme government.
E Progres0 says ocampo Governor OF Mih i9s:.
has resigned his place because opposed recognising
the treaty of while the Americans hold military
occupation of the country.
Adame, the late Governor Of San Luis has been re-
leased from prison and sent with competent escort to
zacatecas He made this request Of the supreme go
vernment, arguing the state of his health and condi-
ton of his family as reason The Progreso concludes
article this subject in these words: The al
lance with the enemy is complete Senior Adame, for
being and to the confined by order Of the
yernment Of his country. Senior Tras, at chihuahua,
ment. What will tho world say of this!n
Ell Porpenir, ut Toluca, has article on the sub
ect of the assembling Of Congress. 1t says the 10th
day Of April is that upon which the Congress of the
Union should close its ordinary sessions according to
the list article Of the constitution. If tho govern
ment has succeeded within tho few last days in getting
the members together, they could by motion made
to that effect by petition to the President under
the same article by prorogued for thirty days But If
says Congress cannot be consttutionally convened.
The Porpenir then remarks upon the culpabo remiss
of the members in not listening to the voice Of
their country, and attending to the discharge Of their
duties. He exclaims, " Heaven have compassion upon
Us ~
CHIHUAHUA.
The Official Register Of Durango has official COM
munication from Munoz, the commanding General,
addressed to the Governor of the State which states
that after siege of eight days, the Villa dc Rosaes
taken by ASSAULT and Governor Tras taken prisoner
10y tae american forces We nave stated TINS bSiore
unoheiaiy. Nuhoz AUS Ihac IN consequence no 10
I; w q. .% u pomoL "a VIZ o.ae'
70 the I S sues com
Pn nnng .ae poor anu aDanuonea STATE OF mi
nuanua LOT lighting Tor tho natonal honor ana de-
Th iusen aror .s pe h .mvaaers +,+
Ch;hnahMa na p,s.Ina 800 ,. -. ; aP 80
pieces of artillery to take I'M postion at Rio Flordo
aud that a battalion Of five hundred Texans had left
Saltillo in the direction of Bolson de Mapimi and
nine hundred more towards the froner of Zacetccas.
On the 9th ult an order was published by tho Ame-
rican Major General stating that both Americans and
pertythat private houses would be taken only for the
general and quartermaster-that public and religious
buildings would remain under the protection Of the
United States government-that Mexican police be
established and that the municipal and judicial au-
thorties continue in the exercise of their functions
until urther orders Inc wee Governor OF the State
sent note TO General Prce on the 2lth ult request
Ing him to Withdraw his forces to the line which they
occupied before the LIST Of March last according to the
stipulation OF the articles OF the armistcs The editor
adds - We do not know tho generals reply, but prl-
vate letters state that he has said that he is not sub
Ject to GeneratButer but TO his Government at home,
from which alone he will receive orders" The Pro-
greso has similar statement, on the authority OF
private letter. substituting the name of General Scott
instead Of General Butler.
The Alcalde of San Juan de Guadalupe, under date
OF the 18th uit, complains that he has heard that
party OF one hundred Americans were at Caopas on
their way to the mines Of San Juan, Tin Durango)
One OF the military commanders writes to the Cover
nor OIL the state That he supposes these men to DO
portion Of those at Mazapil, who were moving from
that place IN consequence OF tho armstice
The american Star of Anrii 10Th savs.-Co Wi
Tiers Maj Lally Capts Bodash and Sprague, Of the
9th arrived in the CITY on SUNDAY from Pachuca
with an escort of dra0oons We learn that the health
of the troops at that post is improving We have
letter from officer at Pachuca giving an account of
we hope to find room in a day or two
EARTHQUAKE.
we nave nealu rom eeVeral gcntlehioh that tnere
was I' a." =. ' "a. - oi S"u'y eae WI ~ apu'
c.och as IS sa,u 70 nave crea.eu 9u'te an anaua
onged TO tne rather than TO the hor-
ca az .; VI ucss v's'ers We lei.
hohns VI ~ ourselves anu cohci"oe IL was no great
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NV, fAkEDEs. , , nv
redes, at our last advices, was at San LUIS. He was
at liberty and docs not seem to have any Knowledge OF
the purpose OF the supreme government to arrest MN
ne is living IN retireu manner, ana ID making no
puphc aemonstrationsi behaif OF ms avore projects
Inc onon OF the Sth INST has an article in defence OF
tne Governor OF San LUIS (Reyes against the charge
' , ne mas peen III convance WIN rareues ~ says
ne Governor mas Always peen Oh OPINION tnat inc
uccnon " 'he sovereign congress, IN REGARD 10 the
convention asreeu 80 py inc supreme COVER hmeht,
shoula DC mos. scrupuouy respected as wei as pup
nc orucl anu .rahqunl.y opserveu. ne assumes POI
s.ion "hGn gives no room ior surprising that MS ap
provai Oh tne treaty II rathed by inc Mexican Con
gress, Is ucta,eu Dy ear-a posluon; also, whch IN
case .he war shoWu DC continued, wiz aiioru no ex-
cuse 1or the towns oeing uhprepared rms Is certain
very ncu.ra posiuoh, anu we nave put niue uoupt
.hat t"e Governor Oh san LUIS Is sincere IN dscaim
ing an oea Oh cooperation Win faredes Iherc is put
niue uauger, IN our OPINION that inc f.x-fresdent
VIII mnke any hsauway IN tnat powerful state lie mas
he can comma nd but very little support
ORR FLAG on popoC, ar .prrr
Tho American far has becn unfurod 10 Tho hrooxo
on the highest min nace Of the North America cont
nent and the glorious stars and strpcs have waved in
triumphant folds over the eterna s.ows Of tho .smoh
inp mountain - Six of the party which was renorted