Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

by the Mexican Government and brought to Queretao pr-
soner and from three different sources since confirmed,
hear that they have also arrested Paredes and placed him in
close confinement together with his few followers who have
been endeav ng against the actions
Of the Mexican General Government the northern and dis
ant provinces and also that the Comandate General has
fixed day, during the early part Of next month"; when Santa
Anna must leave the country, he will be made prisoner
and placed in close confinement In accordance with this
ce Santa Anna has requested his banker in this city place
und subject to his orde in the West Indies however, his
friends say it is his intention to go to Venezuela.
1t is also asserted home information received from
here that the army opposed 10 the treaty. and that they
would stay here forever than go home such terms
This not the fact Since my return here have not seen
hafa dozen officers who warmly in favor of and hope
that the treaty may be adopted by our Government
The present Government is certainly scupgwh en
egy and than has this couI
try since the conquest by the Spanards Every revoluona
y spirit that has thus far, either by his designs the
prompngs of Others stood ap exciting rebellion against the
that be- has been taken by the collar and placed in safe
keeping All the official newspapers coming from the interior
the past week. manifest decided determination support
the present Government and all agree that the only salvation
of Mexico depends upon an immediate peace.
great many sIurs and base nsnuaons have been thrown
through the press home and from persons here about
treaty. all wholly untrue and without any foundation what
ever The opponents of treaty, peace any terms,
and the mouhpeces of of acionists and shave who
would sell their country their souls either for the almighty
dollar, still continue cry British influences and British
interests Has Mr. Trst negotiated this treaty basis
acceptable to Government, else why would the Presi-
dent recommend its adoption The section of the treaty
erng land claims in the acquired territory not adopted
with view the claims of any persons except the 6oa tide
citizens of Mexico No English subject has any claim what
any of these territories unless he is IN the actual and
peaceabe possession of and which would respect 1nder
any circumstances Indeed there is doubt and do not be-
eve that there any cam Mexican otherwise, which had
been forfeited previous the time spoken of in the treaty
Is there any American who will believe that the patriotic
Scott the head Of his conqueng legions, guided in
his course controlled in his movements by British inu-
ences Or is there any American who will believe that the
valiant Butler who has before shed British blood, would be
governed in CARRYING out the provisions of the treaty. nego
atng nm armistce if he thought there British influence
used in the negotiation and that he yielding the interests
of his country the benefit of another? And LEI again
ask if these persons VINO were here the ground and
quanled with all the of the past and the pre-
SENT are not likely know the motives and promptngs of
the negoiaor and the object he had in view When Mr..
T is thus assaed Generals Scott and Butler asaled;
the American amy assaed and the honor and fame Of
nation for large share Of the disgrace any there
be- But more Of this intend hereafter to refer to
this subject and pledge self show clearly and distinctly
the proper time that these sanders and bes have been
originated by aspiring demagogues and pecuniay interested
individuals and that instead Of their PRONUNCIATION OF them
being governed by patriotic impulse they have given cur
rency and circulation to them with sordd interest," gov
crned by veterae personal hatred and uDusiiabe
| ambition
CRY OF Mexico, MARCH 30, Is4s.
We have accounts different posts Toluca, Real
del Monte and Cucrnavaca There is nothing very instruct
ing important from them, except that the health of
troops improving No doubt the prospect Of peace and the
idea Of going home has some effect on the sick
Mr. Trist is still here, being detained account Of being
witness on the Court Of Inquiry. There is telling
when he will be able CO. perhaps next fall He may get
away from here previous the rage Of the vomo the
The Court however is Gin for the balance Of the
season." MUST ANG.