New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
From Mexico-Prace Negotiations ->ickness
among the Troops.
The N o. Daia's Correspondent, Mustang
writes e., ,s.-

The " q. Dolias cores Pondeni, Mustang
writes 9, ,s,-
Informed you IN my letter Of he IN ., i,' ,.s
Government AZ Qlefefaro were anxious and "iA.nx 20
sussca that q re patches % Mr. Irisi hsd pcfn
three tsys louror reaching m treaty ~oua lave W.
concluded OF ths there "a no doubt by eio'ina. !,
sr,leusn A, Ogefetaro who Is vel convesant WIN he
movements sd measures Of TIE Mexican Governpent lie
.o informed me- AZ then wrote you. nat tne ConVen-
Ton Of Governors. which adjourned soout we ISL INST
were unanimous in Their views, that me Only way ir
the NexcAus 20 preserve their nsuonaAy ans teAn
- -oT,ion Of their territory. WAS Immediately 10
conclude 4 peace-"an honorable Fetce tnN
vas not Gi.honorSbe In them 70 sell Their territory
srd. furthermore. ihi ihe Governors 49, ss'eH
he'd ard the National Government had mun-iy relse4
,he-,.efv,s 10 the support Of each other thcy
suecef sei IN cosciutlrg vifh NJ si ueaiy o. PeAee
The Commissioners on the part Of Mexico nsfe CEN ~
this city. and an informed Rave oeen ~
grange with Mr. Trst Whether they hsNe slee',leo,
no reron a. ye. spTtizi but hope, i'r the n.ses-
of our country that be viii. 10 he De- 50 enanief 20 no'
with me treaty iu bis pcckei Ne. only TIE Interests CT
the country but the Interests Of ihs wofi Ani pe bsf
trvsrcn Il the honor OF or gallant lte army VINO -
bored 50 hard ard accor 80 mIcn CURES ~ rs
hlBfs. One ihins IS certain vi Ii,t ..i hot 10 In
with he last train VII et here on re +,h INST FROM
tbs We Iht conclude that he Intends having some un-
ierstanlug With The NtA cars d. fore he leaves mink
il altogether probable he win either make uciy ~
'akc home with HIN the propositions az the NeNicifs
II be makes treaty there bat ie dcnot OF as being
confirmed mmftlsy afisr the orgirz atom oi ne NICK
lean C0ngrc n Jsruary. II De does 80, D. VII ireNeni
ne necessity oi cur extending our uuiery Tine OF opera
lions AZ d great trouble AID expense some ate hundred
The army is now about 90 be thoroughly re0gsplzei-
the now ard The ga regiments disposed c IS 90 gyc
the whole better toas snl have 70 Gcnot add 10 is
general efclcncy-sni It the present peace movement
soes rot result In something lcf1e 70 tle course OF the
next two weeks, division Of 4-So effective NOW" be
dsratchel 10 the mi1ng districts situated ~ Licaiecss,
ara the states thereto adjoining. IL Is moro than prons
bic that will be under ilc command Of Brg Gen T. D.
smith. The OBJECT of his detachment Will DC % enale
us % avail ourselves OF the national resources Of tue
o. The 5.h last. Gen. Patterson With hs command. Ar
rived al tbs point. 10 was composed OF Gle following
fro-rs aer leavirg raffisens AZ tie tccrt points or
me road: ist Lieut. ". p Barry, \. \. A. Gcni Lieut.
col Aberc'nbie, ls Lieut. r,h Williams, AIDES lie
Camp Lieut. Perry, :. y. Act A. ID &. bng Gen.
CgshDg lst Lieut. Augur. A. u. {. Lieut. DAVIS.
Ms.. Er.t Act. A. -. &. lst re2n. Rcgt Col Wyn
k1op-i5O men; lst Mss. Hegt Msj'r Meos'cr-i'o
men Battalion of Mai r. Ialy, III omrHnles-sDO men
Btftali1n of Can't Ayoris conn .es'lO men; Bal
TALON III Cant simmons. 3 clWrtfics--lo nitrf ist
Rcet TeNss cavalry, Col. ltUs-aoo men, company Il,
Isl Drag, Lieut.. Amstrorg-I5 men. $3.50 ineh
tram st herc for Vera Cruz on The ON. accompanied
by many Ulcers going hOue grtacr portion ~ whom
have been wounded n ihe battles before ihs Generals
Toeas and Pierce also went down, tie former 10 take
command of the post Vera Cruz and the later TO report
G.n Batter. with bis command, Is expected 10 STRIVE
tomorrow or The next Jay.
A Vera Cruz correspondent; Of the Data writes
from Vera Cruz. Dec TO. SIS follows.
mail rom the Caral has arrived. but there Is no
news u importance mar can conmmlc4e-eyerything
n the Interior - qlieino suariias 20 Pc seen. have
conytrsed wh severed returned volunteers from Purha
and other cities Of note and the rCpr sentafons they
make cf the sickness Of the garronug ihe cities
"a truly ristrcs,lne-cntro regiments have scarcely
Client number ahehodiCd men Tor gntri daily THIS
is somewhat astonishing We had always understood That
up country. 10 Il syitf. wSs remarkably healthy
but Il proves the reverse noticed everal a. the Texan
Rangers Yesterday. who on their return home When
they l,ft this cry with Gen Paersois train. they
remarked FOR their robust aprcararce They return lnva
udel-mcre sh.'owsof what they These are men,
TOO who have passed lifetime IN The open ned., II they
cannot withstand disease there IL bat little hope ol our
volunteers ever becoming acc.inaici.
The Mexican prion of Ihe population 81 this city are
sad % he On miserable ccnd0n-many OF them with 'ut
snstenarce or the scfusi accessories of M Cover ment
alleviate much suffering h1wcstr-mauy OF them arc fet
from ne mmssa-st.
The Eosli,h courier has inst srrivod from Mexico
and brings the following intelligence
2OcIocS.
The Commissioners appointed By the Government a.
Cueretar0 10 meet Mr Trsf arriving at Mexico, md.
ing that hls powers had been Withdrawn from HIM. re-
AID here NEE. Commissioners 20 be appointed BY the
United States 90 treat OF peace.
The train under the command Of Gems. Twigys and
Pierce lcfi Mexico Oh the qh Tor this place.
Mr. Tri,t does not come with the train aniic
psted hu' awaits ~ Mexico the return OF tie Mexican
Commissioner.
Gen. Patterson train arrived az Mexico. and Cen
Butler Ari Col Johnson met al Pletla With their
respective commands.