Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14
Three Cheers for Old BueIs..:
AMERICAN HONOR 10 be iiNDitifED.
L,NITED sTsTEs TROOPS ORDERED
INFO MEXICO!
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War Ds1Artmsnt has orifrsi CO, Lee, the, sanmAnT
der Of the Military Department q Texas, to place
himself At the head Of his troops and to pn'sus the
maraader. Cortsnas into Mckee. aHd 20 ehssss hin
and bis hand,
There are already 6ie men scattered along the hor-
der nom font Brown to Fort CLARK.
The Prssllsu; sas ordered troops into chihushus.
for the purPoss Of protesting American rights and in
teresis,
Ia addition to the troops ordered to cross the Rio
Grsnds large dstaehmenis Of United States Marines
from cur squadron in the Gulf. have been orisFed to
land in whatever Mexican ports in which Amsriean
lives AMI property are menaeei Iiuah for President
buchanan aud his prompt response to the require
nents q Texas.
WASHINGTON. Peb ~,
In consequence o. information received at the War
pep,rtnent ffom Gov Houston, u Texas, Col Lee,
who commands the Department OF Texas, Is expressly
ordered To pursue and capture Coriinas aud h's
band whether they 90 nt Mexico or not, The puF-
nose beiug Go strike decisive hlow. even IL the con-
Sequence he involved There are di2 men belonging
10 the Infantry aud Cavalry arms, stretched Rom
Fort Brown, near Matamoras, 10 Fort tlark' ao.ai
$50 mile, above, under competent officers, ahu WIN
special Instructions as to vigilance
information received here represents ,orilhAs as
an American citizen, who rescued bis followers ny
opennc the iall AZ Brownsville aud then pnnderlng
on bath sides Of the river The belief Is that he has
more Americans than Mcxleans In his baud
The authorities OF the State of Chihuahuareeenily
spplie To the President for the aid OF our troops s
TONED near there To prevent deprada'ions on Amer.
can citizens aud property, said 10 have been commit.
led hy marauers aud han1itti In the interest OF Mi
ramon, who were drilling and organizing Tor TIE de-
feat of the Liberal canse>,
Orders have been sent To Capt. Walker, cominaut-
ing at Fort Bliss, near II Paso, notifying him OF nus
apple ton, ard directing his force to be marehei
into chihuahua for the purpose stated.
/ The Mexican treaty was to-day taken up Ia Tie
scnnte Il tive Session, and read, according TO the
rsunl 10. r lily, which consumed most OF the sitting
Il will lie pressed by Senator Mason daily until
vote is taken.
State to-day To Ward our minister In China, requlr-
ing him TO remain at hi. post, aud carry out Mr.
Reed i treaty lie had minated his intention to re-
turn. -.
US. MARINES ORDRREp INTO MESIco.-WAsH-
INcToN. Feb 2s.-ln addition to the U ). troops
ordered across the Ria Grunde frontier into Mex
leo. orders have been issued for the landing oi ad'
ditional detachments of U. 5. Marines, from our
squadron in the Gulf, ut whatever Mexican ports
they may be found necessary Tor the protection
of American property and citizens.
! Those already landed, under u temporary ar
rongement, at 'hmpico aud Minatitlan, from the
sloops Brooklyn and Saratoga, VIII peorue'eu "
remain, and he strengthened il necessary
The troops ordered across the Rio Grande IRON
! tier will he authorized TO pursue Cortinas gner-
! rilla band wherever they may be found, ana into
whatever State they muy flee.
The MEXICAN TREATY IN THE SENATE-WAsH-
4NGToy, Feb 29. The Senate was occupied the
whole day Yesterday and to-day, IN executive ses-
sion. with the new treaty with Mexico, negotiat-
ed bv Mr.. McIane
Mr.. Mason. of Virginia. chairman OF the Com
mittee ON Foreign Relations, by which the treaty
was reported. advocated its ntilcation--but MS
he said very reluctantly
Mr. Wigiu!l, of Texas, denounced ~ IN very
sever, terms, us unworthy Of the consideration
of tie senate.
! Mr simmons, of Rhode lslMni, followed IN 10
elaborate speech of equally DECIDED upposition'
4 He spuke, not only for has own State, but Tor
New England. She did not want the treaty 1t
was opposed in terms to her highest interest and
the m. manufacturing interest geueraiY. Neither
did she approve the free trade principles ON
which it was based They tended inevitably to
the destruction OF our federal revenue system
and would in the end compel II resort to direct
taxation. for the support of the Government,
than which nothing could be more opposed to
our established policy.
! Other Senators followed on the same side and
with the same denunciatory tone. The articles
approprating four millions OF money, one-halt
for the satisfaction of claims against Mexico the
other halfin consideration OF duties released
meet with particular opposition.
The opposition indeed, is Of such varied,
decided and formidable character that it is now
generally conceded the treaty is dead, and can,
under no circumstances, be ratified.
| WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate made n
formal call upon the President Yesterday for the