New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23
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Special 70 sne New Orleans cfssssa..

DUCT ne deems it advisable should IL r.srs,sa
towards Mexico. the treaty recently negotiatsd h.
i MT. McLane with the Governments of Juarexs IA
nnaily the reports Of expeditions said ii e fstins
out IN the United States designed as Is alleged. u
operate against Mexico, have together proflsesd
degree Of anxious excitement among our SuanAb
brethren in this island, which ! cannot easily De-
scribe,
/ An impression appears to prevail here anssnv
the spaniards, which pray heaven may i.ot proys
to be incorrect that in the event Of any operation.
being engaged in against Mexico by the Untted
States, that Spain will be induced TO come Il tha
aid Of Miramon and the Church party, he rssult
of which would be war between the limited
States and Spain, which could only terminate in
the wrestling away this island from The Grown ~
San Fernando This idea may be considered "a
far-fetehed. confess it appears to me NOT only
NJ not impossible, but even as not improbable.
According to the Didri0 de Ia Marina the treaty.
recently concluded between the United States and
the Juarez Government Ias produced a rragonns
sensation in all parts Of Mexico causing consider
able damage to the Federalist party, even among
persons not few in number who look with
ence on the future Of the political paryfes.'' Then
after aluding to previously publizHed Mexican cor
respondence, the Dimio de la Marina continues
" Btsdas the said treaty containing great peril for
| the Mexical natfonalaty, the fact Of the United
States having agreed to pay the Vera Cruz Govern
ment -four millions Of dollars had been considered
az new humiliation. Although the hope was en-
tertaned that the Congress (cf the United Stately
wond not ratify or agree to the ratification Of the
treaty and that Y viii withhold its consent 70 the
ofganizaeion OF the expedinons talked about BY
1he new orleans papers, winch IT IS supposed are
lhtehdea 70 Operate IN Mexico. But even y y does
consent. VIII De requiste we necessary subsidies
snou',a easo oe sosee' as ene uosernhenb OF vera
ru1 iies no o''it. 1nan tnose apporuoncd
~ 49, = - essc rs qaes1lon belongs
= 1ne oopstess slu no1 . ING SENATE aione The
se'este ans no,n = asiinsson 70 tue new orleans
press speaA - aasahess e carry ent the
ofsalizaeoh ~ tie sNpedatlons, nut athough they
are redocea 70 e9oo,VoV, we mncn doubt II MI.
huchahah WIN advance .nat amount, and much
less any private individnai, until the Congress
mas come 10 fesoiuuon on the subject In
tne ihtefim' AFFAIRS IN Mexico may undergo
chAnge.
| Persons are not wanting who announce the
possioiilsy o, ah arrangement between the conserv
atVes and Fedefallsts, brought about by men of
ihhuehce On Dom SIDES, besides which possibility
J rs necessary 70 take INTO account the military
pf'oeeaiss' winch II y prooaoie nave not OF late
peen ~ nue. asailiss Ille Conservative GoSern-
Meht, as the vera Crnz Journals treat the subject
via. =, hiafAeu RESERVE Heare a'ready accustomed
" e Vi taese perloaicais ana think 1t Of little
Mo.Aens .iaas 1ehetai MlIainoh Sill renamed at
mt w que o'lcf iahu, hoting IS SAID OF
w, 'e.eA, etct nor OF me situation OF
/ sci LUIS " Mofeisa. s
ihe Dtdrto detd 4hdft'sd then expresses It's doubt
mat the feaefaiis.s can count so surely as they APP
pear 70 40 on me success Of the treaty, in which
aiohe y cast aii the hopes Of their party not only
Tor the acquisition Of resources, but from armed
/ 1ofce' distinct from that which Gen. Degollado
| atlrlputes nus defeat ~ the encounter at Apacea
with General Mlramon, after having invited the
iatler 10 transaction which he declined, and
Which ne onered MN as the only means of saving
| hiilsen from complete anmiilation."
Let us nope IN our turn that the intelligence we
snaii receive from the United States by the Gahaw
pa, now due, will inform us Of the aeceptation by
congress Oh tne Meiahe-5uarez treaty, and which
WIN hoe oliy renter lhe oohsttuhonal Government
seapie, ana peyoha the power Of injury from the
lnahcions feVngs Ct It's spanish enemies, but which
viii also confer such great advantages to the United
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