New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
p.ace,-ArrivnI of the Treaty-its Terms
Cabinet Consultation.
Correspondence q The Tribune.
wAsHIsGToS, FEB. 20, lsi-

This be 20 his glory To their shame De Il IN sP''e
n rb,se imbeciity and iDgratitude he has done H.
The lsurels Of the conqueror were tnicA upon i''
b,ovv but the glory which will come TO him lot
h,,i,g made peace. even while the servants o.
,;nn AZ home were trying 10 disgrace him. VIII Dc
I'll noo,e 70 him than ali the glory ever manu-
featured from widows signs and orphan 'eS''
and the grosns Of battle-he'ds
There are all kinds Of rumors Of course 10 e1'
i.tence about this Treaty Of Peace In the hfs'
nlace Mr. FRKASER known better as " Mustang
NJ the N o. Deita has arrived here, travellns ID |
great haste all the way, and he, It 10 SAID mas
brought the Treaty. Rumor says that we are u
keen 10 600 men In Mexico for two years 70 ehaOle
the Government of exco 20 stand up to Its terms
Others say that the army is only 70 be KEPT 'ne'e
tiu the treaty is ratified There are different stories
Of course about all this I have made inquiries
what the treaty is, and therefore VIII s"eyo
what know. 1t is as follows
The treaty of Peace, signed BY the Commission
ers on both sides is in this city. nave Jus' seen
a gentleman who saw q copy Of II. 1t IS quite
LONG but the substance msy be summed up as ioi-
lows. The boundary agreed upon IS the mo
c..nde from IT'S mouth TO Paso del Norte, where
,be,s i. city of some 900 population nearly Cd
the narsel Of 800 80 north Latitude and also near
~ on the southern boundary line oil Ne" "e@,''
thence along the southern boundary OF New Mex
90 bs,veen 32o and 337 which is also about tne
,on,be,n boundary of Upper California In otner
word. we get New Mexico and Upper Caiiorhia
with all east Of the h o Cirande from its mouth 10
ia ;ntersecton with the southern boundary OF Ne"
Mexico We paw the expenses Of the War as
.nme all the debts due by Mexico TO our citizens
and give in ready cash, the sum OF rli'een jill
lions Thus far think ! can speak on good au-
thority. ..,..
+, ia said that the Cabinet were Ia consultation
last night that they were also IN conclaVe al Jay
70 day. Mr. Polk, it was noticed was no' a.
cburcb 70 dsy. and KNOX WALKER was not seen
=. tho Hotel tonight All very mysterious ana
,,es,v. looking 1t is expected that Message VIII
Ia cent in 70 the Senate tomorrow with the treaty
u,bile others still doubt whether it will be-
Won will see that this Treaty gives us less than
NJ POLK made his ilimatuza in the Instructions 70
Mr. Ts,sr. Some say that he will not send the
Treaty in TO the Senate at ALL because it does mol
,,,o ma enoueb but that think he dare hardly do
The country wants Peace, the Members Oh Con'
gres want Peace unless it be the desperate Poi''
cal gamblers However Mr.. Polk, therefore, might
wish to continue the War he cannot be permitteq
% nlov his game of blood any deeper feace
.t;nL ,.e shall have now. How long II VIII last IL
another matter and one tor future cohsluerhtion
rbo coun,rv demands Peace now Tor II Is SIGN 70
nousea of this miserable war and It's more m'seIa
Bile authors A., s;.roco nj
Mr. BEsroN is quite furious at the Disgrace o.
nS s""' "a R1CHELlEU.
w HySRY CLAY will leave Washington TO-
morrow evening and remain in Baltimore over
r;obt. taking the morning cars for PhlladelPhia'
ybera be is expected to remain for the balance OF
49,, ,~aser, week. when he will commence his
bomevard Journey via Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
This !. his present calculation, but we thinS 1t
sbonld be modified to meet the wishes Oh Two
Hundred Thousand People in New-f ork' enPna'
callv the Clay City Of the Union This VIII De 'ne
second visit Mr.. Clay has paid to Philadelphia
sinoe he has visited New.York: Have we not
r;obt 70 welcome him here We know he is ad-
vorced in life. and that professions, entertain
n,onts and introductons are g tax upon nun ou' u
he can crafty his friends in Philadelphia why not
tho unshaken legions Of New ORR, which ole oul
Al not surrender 1t seems to as that suons
Committee should proceed forthwith to Pnhadei
,io and insist tia. our great Leader should visit
our City before he again crosses the Ahegnenles'
~ The TAYLOR MEETING takes place al Nlo'
los Garden this evening, and the Can therefor
looms conspicuously in our advertising columns
The names which have been reported as h'eu %
To, Thousand and thence down to -Four Thousand
amount to very nearly Three Thousand after
month of anxious and laborious drumming-ie"e r
we are confident than could have been obtained u
nominate Gen ScoTT or Judge McLEAS' hau
been deemed advisable TO use the name OF eithei al
rouving.point against Mr.. CLAY. In fact, th'
movement. so far as it goes, is rather against Mr.
Clay than for Gen Taylor and many who sign tn
call are only Taylor men so lar as is necessary
evince their distrust of the wisdom OF bringing Mr.
CLAY again forward as t. candidate. Many oil tn
sirners are residents of other places than We"
York far more hsve never been Wings ana W
dopbt their intention to vote for any man VINO sne
no the Whig candidate some have signed nor
,hon once. while a number it would be JOB to di
80 bodily. but never mind There are at leaf
Thirty Thousand Wing Voters In our Clty'
whom we estimate that 7 wo Thousand OF all shade
and sects have signed this call by dint OF more j
} bor than would have been required to procul
Twenty Thousand signatures to a Clay Call ltu
managers are satisfied, we surely may well be-
Now friends Of HESRY CLAY keep away fro
y the Taylor Meeting You have no moral right
20 there and oppose the svowed object OF the orr
r. majors Itis not called to consider the expedien
,. Of doing this or that bat TO nominate Gen Tayl
# Ifvou concur in that purpose. so ahead but II 7
a. let the Taylor men, Tyler men, ultra Natives
= Loco Fooos who have got up the meeting control
The best thing You can do is to keep away but
m YOU 20, behave yourselves like gentlemen W
Is know what are the rgh.s in an assembage OF tho
:, who have hiredthe room and paid for Il giving
N. notice Of their purpose.
. DANIEL WEBsTER-We have been favored W
aeopy Of the new Lishogrsphe head OF Webster BY
: sharp, Boston, from portrait by J. Z johnson IN
NC possession Of Hon. Rober, C. Winthrop. II seems Z
~ one Of the most remarkable Licensees ever executed
us any style The mighty Of brain, the solemn cavern
ia ewes heavy dsrkng eyebrows. We have never oei
CO seen 50 wildly depicted This print published by T.