The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

Tho Mex1csu Treaty.
Corrsspsndssss Of the Jou,Sal Of Comnssrss
MEXICAN AFYAInG
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Jan e. 1856
1he Dows from Mexico rsesived through private %
VIII ssa s .sl aos not s0a s 8
title Of eers.sne AtssA h sbou 70 sabit to tns pen
n: :h .l'ssS: ss = :. s@ps7 tsss ssrs Of cor..
which he trying u csstraksston ok rOwsr, iossssi
as fscsr.i system, isa desssro.o.s, bat after all 1t
81 sss 5. so,S.a wisss.t jass,ss. nod ssioS 'aS az
hw abiding spirit ON tbs yArs of ~ psspls. free nsu
tusaons cannot bs any wherc main4etnsd.s
nauSe Anna has united the Church ~ the strong
ct sId most natuzsl ally Of despotisn end may rssMs,
nom II - much support ~ SHALL b. nsesssAty fsr ~
the Order Of Jssu vas lar from s.Ss scs 70 a.
BODY Of the Mexican pec2as but II of sons 70 npo
The vital principle in Santa Anna's public potsv d
what 10 calls hs "nstionsty !" and his positive dssr.
ninaton never TO ysld anothss inch Of territory Hs
sEo sAata Anss cannot therefore yisdd the Hsssis
valley, vhish Msxtco Claims NOR give n boundary
States q pat II sssora an GhsSssSus Without s.so.
Ing himself to the Overwhelming hostility c his
on the allegation Of inconsistsno and tssashsy Bat
to set six millions at haat but the United States
Wien hs power shall b. rucisntIy srspgthensd he wD
sSis propss,ons rns Msissr q Tossn Asin ssss
p6na positively rejected ths pro positions ol
GsD Gadd den ussisn - - instiuted for the
ppcfG Of treating with Gs Gsdsden and from private
letters learn thst our mrsss has szssdy had TO d
tsrviews with the commission. ssFa
q tbs Ms~ilA valley ls* 70 that commisson -
Mts isa rHistdAs 7he nvJsca wsea As Asnilia saiss
q ~ ss @ ~ aJ % ~ T;say e. e sSass 5s q q
cty and ~ The css'ion 10 tAs Ursed Sdks cr the rry
ttor0A whscktk Raiiyoaa moyrss, and az north Of
comrnssicn sgss - eur proposals.; bat from what
know Of thSkrns. think they hardly liberal enough
to MEXICO.
From the New York Herald, Aug Is, 1858
IMPORTANT PROM WASHINGTON I'm. q aADsDEN's M
TRUorIcrs-OUR RnLATieks -wrrH Msxloo.
From ths Fleensns Journal Aue. IA
Instructions issued by s.sstasy h.rey Gadsdsa,
csedpsy Important st this tms inasmush thsy give
something cf insight into the fogeen doness
sadire feature Of ths programme laid. down By Gsnsni
Pierce tbs construction OF the great Pacific Railroad %
inad,srtsnty bsraysd BY Secretary Davis, during tAs
Our esteemed correspondent Informs M that the dssu
Of the atminisratoa n ssshiog lins SOUTH Il .
Of the location Of the terminus in the Vest Hence il
selecting Mexican SOIL IS ped TO sstisfy the e
ths ssu.h who are senssndins for an ex1sms southern
ditioD Of the road passing through free territory The
the MsA along Dorthsrn siops of the Florida mous-
tatDs to Bulls Rua, low depression In tbs chAin thAs
rnu,s ~, w r. ssy0ad snss
exceedingly feasible Ths probability H. that his trail
presents By far the most favorable nns This novsmsat
tba part Of tire RoyasDment eesms TO pnt d.
tinc,lJ to San DsgaAs this PAcc terminus Of the sat
continental railway
Should Mexico conssn. TO the propo~as OF Gen. Gads-
dsn, 1t Is hoped pAe may, there 10 doubt bat that
her whole southsr ontier, ipcludpg CoAhahuia CHI
a, sss as !! s Sn Ss .ps:a
regions In the world The propoduon to withdraw thu
Tehpsnepec claim win, no doabt opsrAts power July
MA~Sw Sk~l In Aha Ii ~ .x~.fss
bere6 OF the road th,oush the Mia Init IL IL hardly
reasonabls TO supp that the Gassy sIAiman Win =
lett withcut an ncssni in some snaPs~ffom our ews
Toe Il c-n, departure of troops from rert Hsu n fec
ths Of the nssiIla boundary only
FIRMS the statements Of pondsa shows IL
sort Of srRun ct ~hich GeDeral Gsdsdss will probaby
uas drrir rxs-f IN his nesodstions With saaSs
s:d II. p-sPI ~ IT,
elsns ASd the large plus In the treasury affords
soa ), So. y N 4. n'
ahoult GensraI P sucosed In this psgotiation (k
which bers but lisse douS IN visw of the impcvs.
Il I'll constitute a basis Of ssitim. ut Tor iii ssisss
difficulties, and insuss life into the Mexican people
neaIia !. not By ssy means So,siy' nss 81 the sssS
srtice II the Treaty OF Guadanpe HidAk contempseeD
the possibility o. i.s c"ns'rusoI M by issl:tiss thss
Gila It shall osy b. done By the sxpSss consent a
Msxieo.
HIGHLY IMPonrAxr YRox wAsnuaroN-rm
+ MkXlCA2 mINlHTkk B Ib6YBU0IlON8s
WAsHrSoT0H, Ang ~ 1853
am enabled to put vou in posssssson OF vsry imp9.
tant intormston which have Just obtained, aad q
which. seed NOT say, you may placs the most iwpe
reliance Ths GAtesr anxiety has bssn mAnifsstsd -
hnow wkAt the iustructooe taken By 0sDsso1
Gadscen the Of his conduct In sstting the many
questions that have occurred compoas rslAsGs
With hsxiocthe right OF way across Tshuaotspso ~
nssiesn boundary qasson Indian deprsdations on ths
frontier, he.
BAvirg obts.sd an authentic outline of the instus.
tops given TO Gen. Gsdfdsp hud The method OF solvng
sh these questions well Of promong the railroad
to the PAein adopted b. the sdmiastraos, 70 b. =
Cen Cadsssa d Instructed to ask for ssd is,st On tAs
grant BY Naaioo to the Unsd States of free right e
say for railroad along the S2d payalIs ofJattsds NJ
United Stases In rtuYn. agree relnqukh all claim -
Tebuant~pse, TO give Mexlco csrtslr su isdsmntty
for Indian dsprsdsnps and share With Mexico the d
vsptagU and nae Of the road. fhs Arrangsnsu Il =
bo*d, vail practically annul the lith article Of the
0paaalups Hdalgo Treaty. rendering ths sssping up
line OF military posts along the Mexican border 10 osg
peoesssy.
Thus csbiss hopes sstss the ssnAlctDg ntsrss
reap<cfAg northern sOuthern route Tor tse PAo0o
railway The South will NOT and here the tse
minus for the road that she dsIkss and the othg
hand, the enuahvsry 6nd oonj6rt the fAe1
that most part Of this road will lay through tssrey
Mesics, cAoinst hopss viii And IN The advantages
her northern States viii resp from this road End In -
prcsseet u spsscy grant Of Indemnity m6nsy for ndan
deprsdations motives powerful enough % nduee h -
accept the proposal hsA out 70 her.