The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-24
Rumor Of Loan to the McxicanS bY Ithe
ROthschildS.
The Expedition against Tehuacan
and ORR Zaba.
THE NARROW ESCAPE OF siNTA ANNA.
An American Government Established
at OriZaba.
a GUERILLA HUNT,
SC. &c. &c.
The Treaty OF Peace.


Correspondence of the Poila N American
The propositions tor pssos were associated between
Peus fens and Mr T:ist Cen. SCOTT not appearing
They admit ths Rio Grsnde as the boundary of the
Unitsd States from its mouth to the southsra line Of
Gls New Mexico and Upper California are oeded for
. consideration OF tw.nty millions Of dollars, including
two millions unsettled and three millions Of unsdu
deated claims OF ctxsns DO assumed by the jail
ted States Its stipulated that the army shall be with
sncs ,h o;; 81 ,ao " - ION.
sand men, ssaedi1 my despatch Of yesterday, was
TIE proposals under cover of the British
Charge d. A1faires here.
From the Washington Union Feb 90
The private secretary Of the President charged
With important of the President to be laid
bsfors the Senate but that body had adjourned
few moments before Mr. Walker could reach the capt
tai 1t is understood that this message contaiaed
messenger from Mexico on Saturday evening We take
for granted that the Senate will act on with much
promptitude as possible
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Bulletin
WHAT told you about ths Inns is correct also 1t runs
the Rio Grande to the SAD degree Of latitude and
thence straight to the Pacific understand the Senate
have dem andsd before entering into the merits Of the
treaty all the that has been had by Mr.
rrist with the Mexican government since the time of
prepared for them with tbs greatest despatch possible
The treaty has not met with the approval of the M.x
there doubt from the Information that accOmps
MES It, but that it will 1t was negotiated by commits
appointed by the President Of the Mexican re-
public s.nor Pena Pena, and signed by them and Mr.
rrist The Mexican Congress had not, when the treaty
left, been able to form quorum. The stipulation in
the treaty that IL 90 sha be quartersd the CITY
of Mexico Is months displays character of the CO.
vernment Mr. Tri.t has been treating wthhat it has
not sufficient strength to sustain itself and especially
with the great incubus of peace upon its shoulders
needed the strong arm OF army to stay it in its tot
tsring condition and enable 1t to resuscats and walk
al ne it will be able at the end Of the eighteen
months 70 do 80, Is doubtful
understand that intelligence arrived here this even
ing from the city Of Mexico and OF character perfect
y reliable that tho English minister in Mexico
gotatipg with PeRa Pena for the whole Of lower Cali
ornia and that highly probable the English 60
vernmsnt would be In Of this rich beauti
full country In the course Of the next two months.
| Correspondence of the Phladelphia Ledger
The British Charge, ad INTERIM has copy of the tres
IT, and have very strong to believe that
treaty was received by him-that is to him BY
Mr. Boyle, British Charge to Mexico by the agent
our government received It, and that tho gone
out to England by the last British steamer That the
British legation here should be thus early apprised
strange when it Is known that the British agent in
Mexico exercises almost controlling influence the
Mexican government If he had the confidence Of the
Mexican government to obtain copy before it rat
fed by either government 1t ns: we'll create
picon that he has had considerable influence in dicta
| ing its terms?
From the New Orleans Plea yune, Feb. le]
dit In this city has received letter from It's correspon
dent In Mexico stating that agent of the Rothschds
had loaned to the government at Querearo 81 900 900
to sustain itself till the ratification rejection of the
Trist treaty BY the United States could be a,certained
The negotiation of this loan regarded corrobora
ting the general impression that peace would shortly be
Impression that Gen SCOTT had been consulted before
the loan had been made, 1t not deemed probab
such transaction would have taken place unless the
surances of being made than thoss derived from
rumor, the speculstions Of parties who had con-
| Germ in making the treaty