The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-05

By the New Orleans papers, we learn that the Mexican
commissioners, who were 10 cooperate with the United
States commissioners. under Col Weller had arrived al
San Diego
The corps consisted says the correspondent of the Del
Ia OF General Garcia Condo, his son. Mr. Saazar, and
Is the Interpreter but both Young Mr. Condo and Mr. Saa-
gar speak English toeraby WELL The escort composed Of
by captain and his lieurenants ! have seen Mexican
soldiers Of all Sorts and fancied had seen the worst
rags and filth of them bareiooted wearing sandals
they have among them some of the most Iascaly features
vine.' Many of them, informed by the captain OF
the Caroline. brought board in irons from prison
shape horse mule On visit the captain Of in
ianiry commanding the escort in company with Major
oa the Col Cas:co ~ s On his
by land with three hundred animals; thar he also had
and that he had about forty more beside but they al
cinctcts Oho had been taken o Of prison and pressed the
made this remark with most perfect noaehaanes."
portion Of the scientific corps, under Major Emory,
were to start on the LIST OF August to be absent three
thirty dragons and seventy infantry. The commission
not properly provided with means OF transportation
or with anything else
The same correspondent adds
"There will be difficulty establishing the point from
which the line shall commences as defined by old
chart which accompanied the treaty, and signed by
the forming and parcel OF the treaty
itself No sort Of preparation has been made by Colonel
Weller the American commissioned TO provide Tor carry.
civil corps OF surveyors, engineers, compuers, attaches
and conditional employees" which he has with him,
Der nearly forty and provision whatever has been
made for their employment any useful work connected
with running the line The principals will be engaged
this point but have been adopted procure
transportation for them should be thought expedient
carry the line through by actual survey om here the
headwaers of the ella. But may rely il, will
be attempted and If the expedition the mouth OF
the ella be successful that is much possibly be
expected"
With regard to the business Of the survey. writer in
the Crescent says:
"On the 9th, the commissioners together and exhib
tied ahelr credentials after which, and explaining the
causes OF delay, they adjourned
"Major Emory, with small escort, has gone down to
the line between Upper and Lower California, where il
strikes the Pacific, from which point he will proceed
search of good pass through the range of
tains."
The Picayune gives the following
San exploration has already been made by COL Weller
and Mr. Cray far back the mountains, about tr-
tyive miles They would probably have proceeded far
Their, had not Colonel Weller with an accident His
horse took fright and in his efforts restrain him. the
bride broken. TIE result of about three
quarters of mile, during which ne received
jury OF his ankles, from blow with the strrup
foot having lost it. He is now nearly recovered"
FOURTH OF July AT SAN DMGo.-The last anniversary
of American independence celebrated at this port
with barbecue of an OK and three roasted sheep and
address by Colonel Weller Gen Condo, of the Mex
lean commission present both at the festival and the
ball given in the evening-N. Y. Evening Post