The New York herald., 1850-07-19
Important from Mexico- reh unn "a pee
Treaty Concluded

IRON the New Orleans Picay July 10
We havrtbe unspeaka bile gratihcation Of nnouncng
20 our fellow citizens the intelligence that oar
energetic erd accomplished Miai-tcr to Mexico has
fueeeoded IN onecting trraty With thai gov-rnment
similar in its proyisisns that already made with
Nicaragua. whereby our citizrns will b. en-bled to
carry into effect their CHERISHED enterprise of building
rRilrsv communication between the two oceans,
which wiN wing New 0Iluans within twelve days
travel "a son francisco.
Mr.. Lcteher deserves the warmest thanks Of his
country usn for tho tact energy and un~eared per-
sev vcrance which he has displayed IN conducting TO
succcsfful close this arduous negotiation. On New
Orleans hs has conferred immeDe benoat, and IL
win be b,r own fault II the whole current OF Pacific
travel wth Its rich treasures, l. not diverted from its
present course, and made TO centre In her port.
On this subject. however we have f.ar. We know
that the cor'nittee appointed by citizens at their
public meeting last sumu.r have bseu eonstsotly aud
aborouey Engaged In the performance Of their duties
the grantees who bold the concession frum the Next
can government; and that other and important pre-
liminary arrangements have been madr. which will
coon be presented 10 the p.bllc.
We shall return to this subject but cannot refrain
from again eonTratulation citizens this auspi-
The tr, atty was made on the 2l,h of June. and
trusted Immediately TO special messenger TO be
here in the Water witch aud imm.di ,tey proceeded
North
Raphael ArmUs. on q trip 70 Chihuahua. vas at
tackled BY baud ofthe white souotsin Apsch. In
dians They stole from him hny mul-- and, evil
denee or the ehrontery with which thev perpetra'.d
their deprednions and the unprotected condition OF
he citizens the next day the Iodisos Into his
camp and re sold him his own mules at What Ia that
Captain bowman, United states Army, hal gone 10
hibushua 70 obtain money for the 9th Military De-
partms ne.
Major stecn had made a treaty with the Ap.chss OF
The Sacramento, and In thrse days aft-r~srds they
violated ~. The Major prompt to rhastire them
er the violation. On the "a of June With q sufficient
ietatchmfnt, he let Don Ana TO attack aud punish
hem. IL "a believed he will give them lesson they
bill remember.
The boldness and ImpunIty with which the Indians
ommt Expectations the people aud property the
errory, almost surpasses belief The cited
700 numerous for repetition. They frequently come
tatiuns. and Kill persons and drive OF the stock
3reat dsatisfaction IL expressed 70 colosei Non
oes discharre OF the duties of military comma ndcr.
IL freely stated that he has neither the energy of
haraetsr the disposition to secure the
protection o the citizens any of the requisites for
70 responsible q command These complaints have
been repeatedly made. and n We not m-informed,
ave been communicatedt to the departmsn mt at wash
neton
Colonel May Major Henry, Captain Sykes. and Or.
Edwards, ofthe United States Army TO leave for
he United q stes on the 10th Of July
Colonel Calhoun had attempted 20 make treaty
nth the Utah Indians but T. had not been ratified aud
|robshiy would noe be. The indians had promised to
une. On the 1th they killed three Mexicans. aud
an OF about 1000 sheep from the i'm mediate vicinity
the tewn.
A. santa Pc the general impression vas. that q
lumber 81 Mexican hunters we're concerned with the
pacbes IN their attack aud slaughter Of the ten mo-
leans At the Wagon Mosnd. The irsgre~.ion vas
rengtbened BY other .nts aud the offer 20 sell
esps supposed to be taken from this party, made by
exicans to the Utshs