The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-06
IMPORTANT FROM MENICO.
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 Ratification of Ae Tfeofyi in fhe GhsHber of DePu- fiss by rete ef 5i to $5-- Out Posts oftks Army to bs eaiIed n-- -Embarkation of tAs TrOops-Gta
 P F. Saaitk stoyis for psra Cruz tie 24th tast, to supsrinfsnd their Authorization, &e.,
 The Steamship Edith, Captain Couilisrd, arrived this morning from Vera Cruz having left there on the alei noon of the 23d. To Captain CouIliArd we are deeply indebted for his prompt delivery of high ly mpo. tant despaiches from our correspondent, Mustang, to the evening oi the 2ist from the Ciy of Mexico, and tue 10th frsm Qaerc,sre-
 The finai vote oh the Treaty wss .ake=in the Chamber et Deputies at 61s o'clock on the Seeming of the 18th. IL was ratfied by vote whicbcom- pleiely settles he question oi peace. The action of the Senate will be had with litile or uo delay ia fact it's decision vas looked for every moment al the City ot Mexico before express left, and not the slightest doubts were entertained that the tgra ty woali pass that body wEh l,ste opposition. r, Gen. Butler about Issuing orders for calling h all the outposts preparatory to the immediate march of our tros ps from the country
 Gen Persifor F. Smith has been selected by the Comman ier.in- Chief, 10 sBperintend the embarka- ion of the troobs He was to leave the City ot Mexico for Vera Cruz the 2Ith inst. for hat pur peso. Between the lst and ith of June, il con iideiitly expected our army would Dc On it's march for the coas'.
 The Momter Rspublicaao Of the 2lst contains the subj oned letters from Queretaro. introduced 10 is readers in the following manner with all the honors "lttentioa. Most Authentic and Important. .
 Our express arrived last night about 10 Q clock, bringing us the annexed letters, They annousce the approval of the Treaty by tbe Chamber Oi De putt E.
 QaeretaIo, May, Is4S.
 At last this pefaaiion Is relieved from the state of mortal anxiety la which il has been kept, by q debate of grayer character than any which has engaged its attention since the establishment of our Independence. At quarter past six in the evening, the ratification ef the Treaty Was yoed by FIFTY ONE to THIRTY FIVE who were for war, Se. nors Lacunza and Ro were the las; speakers: both display ed immense power, and have proved them selves consum'Bate statesmen.
 "Thc danger has passed; the Senate will immedi- ately take up the business, and, less numerous, less tuIbuent without comPromis.nr ,a Us bosom a single taan, who has m aay way shown dIsposi ton 0 matilate the naonal representation, by keep ing away From the session, II s lNFoss tAGt te q1air bs Lsff ERdeeIded, Rat be aOl decided hdPP'iy and oPRertuneiy.
 do not wish by these remarks 10 cast any eb- loquy on the Chamher oi Depu ies; 1t has conduct ed itself win dignity anI magnanmtiy. The warmth which hos on display d m the discussion will eyes do il hon aDG with exceptions, good faih has shoae oul consrieu isly in each party, Tor war. On both si 'es oi the question there are lsireus men; all defended their opinions with ali decoruln aud sc!f-Eestraint QrERsTARo, May lS, lSls. II was at quarter past six O clock in the evening that the treaty approved oi, b. fifty votes fto thirty five. The last speakers were senor Rosa the Minister, gentleman named Agaiiar the latter in opposition.
 My frieDt, all has terminated happily. As the Government Exptess leaves ihis ely tonight at 10 o'clock. have decided on Dding of yours also. in ordei that you may be te more speedily put ia possess ca of this favorable eas
 In enE daily issue tomorrow, We shall publish ample details of the subjects only slightly glanced 1 at here. Tue agony, however, Is over.