The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

The Treaty Between Spain and Mexico
The Murder OF Mr.. Chase at Topic-Our
Negotiations with tine Juarex Govern
ment, &c., &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON Nov. L. 1850.
Additional niorma ION has been received here, confirm
ing my despatch Of the 9th ult Of the negotiation Of
treaty and the establishment of amcable relations be-
the government Of Spain the Mramon govern.
ment in Mexico.
The State Department has received dispatches from
Consul Black of Mexico, relating TO the murder of Mr.
Osmond Chase American cizen at Tepc by order Of
Gener al Marquee Tho statement, is said corresponds
mainly with what was published in the HERALD.
Dispatches from Vera Cruz that tho Juarcz govern
ment awaits the return of Minister Mr. McLane to
complete the negotiations of the treaty with the United
States Mr. McIane having opened the negotiation Presi-
dent Juarcz out Of respect To the Minister
posed to transfer the matter to Washington. 1t Is be-
loved the treaty win be made acceptable our govern
ment.
The dispatches speak in the most confident Of
the success of the constitutional party.
THE GgSLRAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Nov. /, 1869.
Ofcial information from Mexico TO the 22d ult says
that the Juarez is waiting for tho return Of
Minister McIane to treaty negotiations. AS this
gentleman commenced them at Vera Cruz it is considered
that would be dsrespectfu to him to transfer the pro-
cecdings to Washington
Gen Robes has asked interview with COL Espejo in
command Of the Liberal forces several leagues from
dova wishing TO make some friendly arrangement with
him. The latter had 800 and twelve batteries to
advance Tehuacan There is every probability that
city will be TAKEN in which event no will have
united force of 1000 men to march Oraba and Cor
dova.
The satisfactory in which the people have
ceved the intelligence Of the removal Of vidaurr from
the Of the army Of Northern Mexico regarded
evidence af their moral strength his actions
ing considered accordance with constitutional liberty
Miramon's troops in the city Of Mexico acting
purely the defensive fearful to leave it, though
they had the means TO carry aggressive operations
elsewhere
The intercepted correspondence Of Marquee shows that
after the bnttic Of Leon Gen Vol wrote TO Mramon for
reinorcements Marquee accordingly directed send
him SEQ men and two ba teries when the latter replied
stating his utter inability do 3d. and threatening to re-
sign his command if Miramon insisted on his orders
Capt Megs, Of the corps Of Engineers has been re-
eved from the superintendence Of the capital and Post
office extensions and Captain Franklin of the corps of
Typographical Engineers, assigned the charge Of the
works He has recently served Secretary the Light
House Board, and is considered an able officer.
1t is ascertained from reliable source that such ar
rangements in progress to admit of little If any,
doubt Of tho early reopenng Of the Tchsantepec route
Minister McLane will leave In tho steamer Brooklyn on
the 9Th instant, direct for Vera Cruz Although it is be-
eved that Senior Ierdo will BIO invited to return with
him, the arrangement has not yet been made.
Tho State Department has received from Consul Black
an authentic account Of the circumstances attending the
murder of Ormond Chase by orders of the church
party.
Six different bids received TO day the Post Office
Depar for carrying the mail between Portland and
New Orleans. Tho Postmaster General firmly adhcres
his determination to make but contract holding tho
party who may receive responsible for the performance
Of the entire service.
A large quantity of ammunition has been sent from
washington 10 Hapers Ferry TO replaces that S
ributed among the soldiery.