The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-08
Mexican Correspondence.
Correspondence of the Daily Crescent.
CRY nF MryIco Nav 25, 1874

burglars out 10 execution ana Lne Ctdue
cuon was to take place. completely surfouhoeu pu
those who delight look upon human suffering, we've In,
deed chap fallen abent CLOCK. when was whispered
about that the Commanding General had postponed the exc
cuon The order this effect was given last night put
cannot find out whether specified full pardon or post
ponement of the but feel certain that Whatever
wording they will never hang now The soldiers Oh te
two Pennsylvania Regiments signed petihon anu So uu
the Spanish Consul and his family Many of those officers
who thought the reputation of the demanded thai the
officers should be punished think they will be fully par
oned and whatever their opinions the subject they have
been seldom expressed to-day
Gen Smith has left for Vera Cruz, and Gen. Patterson
is preparing leave with his division of volunteers on Mon
day. should the of the ratification by the Senate be
received in the meantime.
On the ath the Committee of Foreign Relations in the
Senate reported back the treaty and recommended its
diae adoption The Clergy using influence TO get
speedily adopted, for every moments delay lessons their
hold upon the people. They cry in the Streets
down with the Monks and Frars and the public
are crying loudly for religious liberation. The Clergy will
the day that brought the Americans into the
The Senate has kept the treaty two days longer than
expected they would but the Fars say the of its
ratification will soon come in
Its time that has been made IN Aguas
caientes against the government and for continuation
of the The head is Paroles, of Gomez Farias
Jarauta and the Commandante General Of that State 1t is
not probable that will very formidable shape until
we leave.
party of Americans making up here to goto Yucatan
for the double purpose of relieving the whites and settling
there Many who abandoned the California expedition have
enrolled themselves.
soldier walking along back street the other day,
when he attacked by Leperos and struck in the back
with Having ski shooter in his belt he drew and
killed the who struck him. They crowded him, but
discharges from his pistol which severely wounded
Others caused them to take to their heels and leave him
alone.
The mail is in from Queretao and other interior States,
and | send you the papers from which may translate
such things as you may think proper In Summing them
over, however, | found little of interest
The govern does not the least bit disconnected at
the movement in Aguascalientes. CHAPARRAL.
Cry OF MEXICO, May q, 1913.
Eds Crescent As you will have learned by the express
which left here last night the Mexican Senate ratified the
treaty of the afternoon OF the 2h by vote OF 81
to 4. Although expected here day before arrived,
none believed there would be such decided majority The
following translation of letter published in the Monitor
of to-day: QUERETARO May %, 1913
To-day few moments before three the Senate approved
previously passed the Chamber of Deputies by OF 80
a. The matter thus consummated. and requires
He the has been
Pe By and sb H.
Rosa have been the orators the side OF Ii
by the scientific and eloquent dconrses Of such men may
bless in spite OF the clamo OF parisans those who listening
sound reason have decided give county. What has
been done amounts to thE Is vote In favor OF peace
sword
after conduct OF the Powers
important business abd anarchy raise. its horrible crest
cannot be considered of the OF the
has fastened Itself upon US for some years and thanks
to the disorder and which she has been
that learn to improve the painful lessons OF the past
God grant that may knoy how to what
conduct itself with judgment and freedom be happy and
respected Peace consummated let US profit by the bene
fits which it cOnters.
At this moment-at quarter to fve-the Commissioners
OF the United States have arrived
arrived at Queetaro on the day. and about two hours
after the ratification and exchange of documents proba
bly, took place yesterday to-day. As General But
Ter officially advised of such event, he will issue his
de of march in the following order Gen. Patterson div
sion finta Gen. Marshall's second Gen. Keany's Qate
Smith 50 third; and Worth to bring the The object
of the Genen Chief to shove them of the country
fast as possible What the will be- time alone
tell The troops have all been ordered in from Cuemavaca
and the Georgia Cavalry arrived to-day Those from Touca
looked for day, but those Pachucha
will march Immediately for Perote without coming to this
The peace here has much disconnected the
outsiders whoare in business here and longer faces
else than those to be met IN the streets Just
Notwithstanding was looked for they pre-
pared for it. and brought them all standing Grog shops,
pie and cake shops mush and milk places rooms hotels
and such place occupied by Americans be
had, with their contents for 1t looks to
like the breaking up Spring than any thing else
In my last wrote to something about expedition to
Yucatan from this quarter 1t would now be impossible to
convey to idea OF the enthusiasm existing on the
subject and verify believe that if the hand
five thousand who would and equip themselves,
could be shipped from Vera Cruz in two weeks They
perfectly the subject The Star. whose editor is
getting the expedition, notice this morning that
formation relative to the nature of the expedition etc. would
be given application at the publication Office that estab
lshment crowded until late in the evening by officers,
soldiers and followers of the anxious to enrol their
names for the expedition Colonies and Major of
the volunteers booked already, and General Butler
bayip int
who wishes to remain to settle, join the Mert
of the volunteers have taken advantage of
it, and several companies organized and fully equipped
ready to be shipped All that is asked Of Yucatan
the friends Of Yucatan transportation to Campeachy and
asmaI stock of provisions The of this would be tng
and trust that the friends Of that country in its present dis
tressed condition will not suffer this formidable aid fall
through for the lack of the few dollars will be necessary
carry through If one thousand young actuated by
noble impulse will arm and equip themselves at their
to the distressed inhabitants of neighbong
State surely will not be asking too much of their fellow.
cOuntrymen al home to furnish the small that
to enable them their we'll timed
ton The beraty of your city proveba throughout the
world and the of humanity its citizens without
parallel The distressed of every nation hold the Crescent
City in their hearts, and what it did for Texas and other
places will never be forgotten. The maxim, that
should not ride free horse TO DEATH very good one
but in the urgent necessity of the will find
in appealing hope for the last time, to the genera
sy Of your cizensto those who have traded for with
that unhappy county-o assist her in this her great
hour of need with the little pittance which will much
them, and their lives from the uneenng
wages.
To-day have received letters from Merida, the CAPT tai of
that State dated the 18th of May The of affairs
there most deporabe treaty had been entered into be-
the whites and the Indians but the latter
obtained slight advantage they recommended hosi-
ties, and the whites have noohope left but subdue
them, leave the country In Merida there sixty
thousand personsso many indeed that the Governor had
hOnsehOlders of
fugitives their dwellings they would hold party
of the ars and the weather. had determined repair
the and take shipping of the country but the
Goyemor forbid it saying that they should remain there and
assist in protecting the defenceless families
The writer of the letter. of which the above the sub
stance there middng class in the country who
do not take sides with either party through fear if small
party of foreigners would land the country and embrace
the of the whites they would rally around them and
with the aid of the whites who would be terminated force
cnuld be raised that Xonld dow tie