The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-10

tion Of saass g scored - the whites do ana that
the marriage Of slaves should not b. without the
sent Of the master that man end wife should mot b
separated from asary motivss, neither should
children be separated from their parents This
ought to ). REGARDED. A great many q Ii. slave
bolSers DO respect th Thar are BED :is.snsia =
slaves th.y oush. be lifted for Ii. higher order Of
slaves. We let this question sloue u Will settle
itssh After some further remarks he took his ssst
The committee rose and the House adjourned
Dssssge OF the Pr ssdent
RKPLy HOUSE OF Rspa RsrrrA.
rivks voR THE PRoIocoL TO THE MEXICAN rRxAfy.
WASHING ROW, Feb. 8, lSa0
The following 10 an abstract of the Presl-
dents Message, sent to the House to-day, In
he secret history Of the Mexican treaty and the
Protocol:-
Ths Pr..ia.nt,.ys that h. had declined when called
upon by The House at the last scssion to fur Dish
copy Of the Instructions to our because
he then deemed It Incompatible With ths Pablo in.
suoh inst ustioss until some time ri but - no
was now sgain called upon for them. In con ue,ton
Ing the ire atty he has deemed It proper 20 comply
with the request. r1r.tt , - fI9t.sa df-,l
The Instructions to our comni"ionsrs were that
Of the sndmsnts made by the Senate could be
modified They might bs explained conformity
with The defpsoh Of the Secr-tsry Of State to the
Mexican Minstsr ON Foreign AGairs but not nodded
Their we're confined to this and on this
letter Of Mr. Buobsp.n's the treaty, amended,
suhni,s.d 70 the Ms1iosn Congress and approved BY
Commissioners were Introduced to the Mexican Presi-
dent, and addresses made on both sidss uo
In tubfequen mt despatch from Coumissiouers to
the missooers state that the
amendments have been agreed and rat,nostions
samstion Of tho rst vas mad. here 90 the 4h II July
lsAt, and the protocol and correspondence not
then sonnunioatsd hs'su.s Il vas not deemed .sess
1t wss not ccmpetent In the President AID Senate to
sbrgats It End restore war; except BY declaration Of
The Comnissioners did not regard the protocol %
psrt Of the treaty they knew that they had autho-
@ 20 ~, f ns OF I'm sos
Rsrdtd the - modifying the treaty . amend
ed BY hs Senate Of the United States for rsfrsnce
10 made to 1t BY bin on It's anal contamination
The resident then proceeds 70 notice the amend
Of the Senate the original artica and 70
the guarantees Of rights. civil, religions, political
OF that portion Of the original treaty rotating TO Tex.
was submitted 10 the Senate and il hsd not rsesivsd
spgls vote therein. IL had been furthsr stsssd to
s 10
The meaning OF the protocol that its r.jsotion
was rot intsndsd to invsdsts any legitimate titles In
existence. but IL not intended to give dty to
thote which had been declared TO bs satinct Without
any treaty tt,pulslions suoh legitimate titles would
have ssoursd under the and laws Of
In regard to the amendments to the 18th article,
though the Senate had declined create govern usnt
stock t would not prevent tho trsosisr for her
benefit BY Mexico, In such manner "a she might deem
expedent, the cum TO be paid her under the treaty
The obligation may be sssyDsd, but would stsad her
then in 10 better condition than II 1t had rsmsiuea
with the Mexican sovsrnmsnt.-Phitadslphss North
.AmOscSn.
f' Movements Tor California.
An OVERLAND ExPsDIToN TO CALfvoRNtI.
The overland expedition to Csitornia, which has
been organized IN this city, etarsd on their jour
Dey on Thu sdsy afternoon last, under the COM
mand OF Col. H. l.. Webb and Mr. John w. Au-
A.k~.,v Wk..v.s k. - 81 stxc
Ohio, Col Webb will assume the command, and
military discipline 10 to be enforced on the march
and while they remain in California. Annexed
ale the name OF The cOmpany:--
Col. H. l.. Webb, J. w. Audubsn, Esq Watson
Webb, Henry c. Mallory. E'q DR. Ksarns!, Jscob ".
B.shusn Ms,thia. B Valentine, Thonas v.ls slime,
bert. 8 Lambert. John B: Lambert, Joseph Lsmssrt
william A. Hstchinsen, Gilbert B. Whittlssey, Ed.
Valentine, Charles MoDtro.s Graham, Peter MeCus-
her, Andrew J. Nc Town, Ulvsses Doubleday, William
D. Mo',n.or Brady 1o'sph Wskioson. Angus
tus Lee, Kesrpey Rogers. Jr Roosrt Bsnsop, Jr,
L.fsIt Benson. Fasncis B. winthrop. Aaron +.
! shipman, John Brady, John A Back wlhs n H Lis
show, Dsnisi A. stivsrs. W niaa D. stivsis, wiism
J. Cree John J. Bloomfield, Emmett Powell. A Spsn.
Nicholas j. wsish Luke Demon Joho stevens james
]. Eness. John Plumb. Andrew N. Nevio, Hsmil-
ton Borden, James e. Clsments Issso Il. W,lli.I-
ehsrd W. sherwood, Thon.. j. Hail IT,. jams. ".
Sherwood, Fred. Cooub-, John D.lsnsy Justin Ely,
Haven Lewis W sio.t, George r Van sursn. job. ..
TIask Vspsncio Ayrss George c. SsseL George Weed,
John p. Csvsrsy, Edward G. Webb, James wara-
The following is a list of passengers for Callfor-
MIA via Chagres, in The brig Samson, Captain
Whe eler, which sailed 9th met -
DR. Stephen II. Hsrris, DR.. N. Van Dyke Msssrs.
A u HarIis }: D. Cox, Baxter. II Patterson, J. w.
Rsndsn, C. n. Randall VIM Comstsck Fsrless, Pay.
George Sharp. II w. Ksi ~. Barnes Bsasnthral las.
Patterson, + TIyon, 8. P. Dsnry. r. w. Wood: J: g.
Wn l,,n H..Sros ASs pa aS'' JSn.ss
P, gh Z H. HUr'ck. WIN. H ht. o. MeKnsht, c. Lock-
nan J. NJ. Tohin, David NJ. ToDiu Robert Mecsrty,
Kichardton. l. Hunt, John Builou. }. Davis, Ma
ron Biowp, Richard Burnnsm, }. Haynes, 1soege @.
Freosrck X M Hssssrd, Charlie, Pen Diston Charles
Pomrsy J Hamilton. James Frost, Topping,
z. q Green, B..j.n,n F. Lee, John hss'h Richard
ChsslesH Cummings, VIM. Mcvan. James Well
den, r. 4. Brewster. james Schmidt, WIN. H. Scott
Total, 70. Oh. .
.lI MASSACHUSETTS.
The bark Pleadas, Capt Post, and brig Emily
Bourne, Capt. Potter, cleared at New Bedford on
the 9th IDsi Tor San Francisco. The PleIades
took out the toO ing ps ss~ myers -
Ambrose Vincent. Srsbury Psros, Thomas Rsning-
ton and Vim. Hsmnond, Of New Bedford tetsi, 4.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
We understand that party Ut young gentlemen,
OF en~rprse, energy sDd character, are to leave
cry this day, TOR Caitor ia. Their route will be
10 proceed from this clty TO New Orleans by rail-
rosd- from thence to Port Lavsccs, in Texas, by
ttrsmer-then to san Antonio de Bexar by stage.
Here they VIII obtain mules To convey them first to
Chihushus, and from there to San Francisco. The
follow pg ale he names Of those who leave:-
John Creps, 8. y. Edssrton, John r. Mot Alsx-
sndtr Mot. VIM. H. Wagner, Ford Pr'oleau, NJ. D.,
James N Eduondston OF this city; and 4. 0assdotn,
Of GsInany
We are informed that FIVE or six others will start
either to- morrow or the next day, meet and Join
the above named patty In New Orleans, where
they will associate tnemseves with them
Chariatow C0Srssr, Fec 3.
MoRE GoLp-CApr. KIDD AeAIN.-We received
the following note tnis moroing from subscriber
IN Ware, in this State. The letter was wrIttea on
Ell glsh paper, had all the appropriate marks OF old
TO the air. IL is, OF course, quite marvellous al
.sIr, and may. possibly, give new I'm 70 us TO the
time honored stte mpts To discover Capt Kids
hidden ressurss We recommend to ali the own