Mexican citizens or foreigner*,) transferred all his MEANS OF THE GOVERNMENT. THE GARDINER CLAIM. THE GOVERNMENT. THE TEHUANTEPEC TREATY. to Manning "A more dishonest, and in and under the grant Messrs. is a con¬ *. A® ofthe Board of Com . unjust, extravagant, rights The following statement of the financial ' w'nR Opinion ** Government never existed on earth Orricc or mi Tuoimnc Snrtr, and McIntosh, British merchants residing in misiioners.^e on Claims Mexico in the case tyrannical Jolt 1861. WASHINGTON. dition of three Departments of the Government at Against " than that under which we live." WiniMTon, 34, ** UMl Culou. D.W oi1 Mexico. of Pr. George A. Gardiner. As so much has been Messrs. Galu yal aa theae have heretofore bona* TREATY. that an 4,070,873 52 The claim of L» is, that the National Government is just so far from misrepreaentatiena THE TEHUANTKPBC was going on, our Commissioner proposed Department George A. Gardiner, for losaof property con- the impress of and have been filled with violent Appropriation for current year, from July 1, sMueot oo bia expulaion from the Bute of 8an Luia Potosi, being tyrannical and oppressive that we hardly feel paitieanahip, article should be inserted iff it granting the right of to 1862 19 adjective#, applied to ua and our I bare We insert in anotherlSumn an article from an 1861, July I, 7,834,594 in Mexico, in October, 1846. its operation one way or the other. When we read concern*, publiahed across the isthmus to the United States and It appears from the evidence in this case that the claimant nothing in anawer. But in your paper of I find . which way Resources of the the want to a of yeaterday officer of the Tehuantepec surveying party, their citizens. Department $11,905,467 71 *as the sole proprietor of certain silver mines in the State of newspapers, buy piece public land, temperate article, copied from the " Courier and Enquirer*9 errors in the article which we An in to or the census man or the or discloses to us some Lot#, Mexico, and from the year 1844 up the period Presidential Congres¬ of the 21 at, and endoiaed by youraelv** aa "aenaihle and To this the Mexican Commissioners 8imilar balance for the 4,220,898 28 hie on from the New York Courier proposition Navy Department... 4 expulsion, tbe 24th day ol October, 1846, be had, sional elections come we are a copied on Tuesday to to Appropriation for the current 7,838,814 71 of round, reminded of seasonable," which merit* woid in reply. replied that it was out of their power accede year great outlay cspitsl, brought bia operationa in miniDg The and on the subject of the Garay ¦ atate of which bade fair to him a hand- the Government; and, but lor these article in queation containa aeveral inaccuraciea in Ita Enquirer it, for the reason that, some years previous, the Resource! 99 Ja prosperity yield perhaps, things Not hating given any great attention $12,059,712 wme profit upon the capital invested by him in said mines. never would think of the Government at all. A biatory of thia grant, and the operation* under it, which I beg grant. Mexican Government had the exclusive V bile thus in to to the various for communica¬ granted engsgtd the prosecution o( his lawful business, dose of even leave correct. It correctly atate* tbalt the oiiginal grant ourselves grants across the 8imilar balance for the Department of the it which he had worked unmolested from the of little French Republicism would be privilege of making a communication Interior 61 early part wa* made by 8anta Anna to Mr. Garay, and that it waa both tions across the continent to connect the two oceans 3,003,036 '^4, ibe executive of the Slate of 8an Luis for men who talk in this and a few " had been transfer¬ T® 3"" pub- good silly style, exclusive and It waa isthmus, and that this privilege Appropriation for the current year 3,108,276 46 a decree on the 21st of that all Ameri- transferable." made, however, in a which hare from time to time, during many years, thed October, 1846, hours under a Turkish Sultan would effect a time of red, with the sanction-of the Government, to Eng¬ {n citizens (hen in the State should leave the same within perfect profound peace, when then waa a reasonable proa, been to or made the different Govern¬ 07 e> of cure. When men desire to kick a fuss and of Mr. proposed by lish subjects, of whose rights Mexico could not dis¬ $6,111,313 period three days, or else be aubject to arrest and car- up pect Garay'a being able to comply with the term* of ments of the South, we had not examined particu¬ The balances of the civil and diplomatic branch of the ex- d beyond ibe limits of the State. The cauae alleged for can't find a reason, but are forced to draw upon the grant; but shortly after the war with the United 8tataa The ects alluded to subsequently socb oider of waa to the of the for the re- pose. Englishsubj penacs of the Government have not been struck. The expulsion the near spproach the State is broke out, the mouth of the Coataacoalcoe aa far aa larly history Garay grant to certain ofSan Luis ci tbe of the United and their fancies, it astonishing what drafts they will river, up transferred their rights to this privilege current was invading army 8tatee, waa huantepec route, which has lately been brought into appropriation for that service for the year t|s apprebeuaion that citizena of the United States, Buffered Sentinel. Minatitlan, occupied by our naval force*, and the Pa¬ American citizens, who now hold it. 20. sign..Florida cific coaat in contest; therefore, finding in the Courier a calm $7,070,617 in the State, would give intelligence to the army of the vicinity of Tehuantepec waa equally liable An association of American citizens was soon iircountry. In pursuance of thia order of the Hon. J. J. General of to a similar fate. In view of the diatracted condition of the and fair statement of the case, we trans¬ FROM MINNESOTA. 3remain expulsion, Crittenden, Attorney apparently formed to out a which not only pro¬ piasent claimant was driven out of said State, and forced to the United States, and Gen. Persifer F. country, and of the fact that one terminua of the route waa carry project a of Smith, ferred it to our columns. Perceiving, however, by has been received at the Indian Bu- depart, by body Mexican troops, who, after expellingtbe were the of at in of the to mised to be to the individuals Intelligence cbioaant and hia set fire to and guests Major Gen. Wool, Troy, already po**eaaion enemy and the other liable be the article which we insert that there were highly advantageous reau from at Traverse de pillaging property, deetroyed On the to-day, who in it, but which, in consequence Mr. Commissioner Lea, hi) buildings, thus stripping him of all hia property. By the the 23d instant they were on the way to the *o, Dictator Sal**, fully empowered to do ao, extended .ome inaccuracies in that statement, we have con- might engage to date of 13th. He was there with of article between the United 8ta'es and by decree the term of to which Mr. bad been of our vast on the Pacific, to which Sioux, July tnaty 1831, 26, Saratoga Springs. yeara Garay salted the documents and other authentic possessions Governor Ramsey and Mr. Ashton wait- Mexico, it is expressly stipulated that, in the event of a war limited for the commencement of hi* ur.der the proper an unlooked-for White, the A operationa in of the recent events had given importance, bttween contending partiea, the citizena of either nation Flying Ship..An aerial ship, called the grant. By virtue of thia decree Mr. aent engineers sources to place our readers possession to na¬ the arrival of the remote bands of Sioux to reiidtng in the territoriea of tbe and in " Garay had become of incalculable importance the ing other, engaged any United States," is nearly completed at Hoboken, upon the iatbmua to make the and un¬ true facts of a transaction which has become so make a At the last from the In¬ ofar trade or profession than that of a merchant, »«ahall be the Journal of Commerce. preliminary aurveys j tion at treaty. hearing to remain in of their "Drays der their direction a carriage road, intended aa to a of discussion. large. whose tardiness seemed to have p«rnutted the uninterrupted enjoyment auxiliary prominent topic in an dians, dignified and property as long aa they conduct themselvespeace¬ the railroad, waa cut through the Pa*a of Chivel*. Thia Don Josk de Garay Before embarking, however, enterprise liberty COL. BENTON'S NEW WORK. In February, 1842, presented been at first somewhat trying to the Commissioner, ably, and do not commit any offence againat the lawa. commiaaion waa still upon the ground when the ene aent out Anna which would necessarily involve a large outlay of The claimant was, therefore, in Mexico under the The New York Mirror the Messrs. Applk- a petition to the Mexican Government, (Santa were on the St. Peters and Lac Tra¬ reaiding says by this New Orleana company arrWad out *>..» , ») these citizens wished to obtain in some they Upper guaranty of as aet forth in the treaty of 1831, and Ton have concluded an with ex-Sena¬ then forth the immense ad¬ capital, and were to reach the protection arrangement alao, in addition to running railroad line* acroaa the iathmua, being President,) setting the own not verse, expected treaty-ground entitled, aa a citizen of the United 8tates, to tbe full benefit tor Benton for the of the work a way protection of their Government, publication political and aurveylng the porta on either tide, cut roada vantages that would result from communication in three or four At least three thousand of of the proviaion of that part of the treaty above aet forth. It on which he is now carriage invasion of their days. to in engaged in his retirement. It the wilderneas to aid in the rail¬ or canal across the Isthmus of Te- only against any possible rights were to this trea¬ ia be observed, however, that, eetimating the damages through building projected by railway ship them expected be present. After will form a volume ofabout 800 octavo; : for by Mexico, but by foreign nations. Negotiations which a citizen ofthe United 8tatea should receive for a vio¬ single pages way and although, on account of thia immenae amount of huantepec, and submitting proposals executing has been effected the Commissioner and lation of his of residence in a due must and, in the main a of selec¬ were entered into by our Government ty party rights Mexico, regard although compilation field-work completed and notes collected, it waa deemed ad¬ ¦uch a work. To these proposals the Government accordingly will down the river to Little Six's be had to the motites which appear to have influenced tbe tions from the speeches of the author during the visable for the of the to return to on But the drop village, ol to an greater portion expedition on first of March of that with Mexico this subject. object public authorities Mexico put end to such right It Senatorial debates for .the last will, we acceded, and the day year there to treat with some of the lower bands. not thirty years, the United 8tate* for the parpoee of bringing up their chart*, of these was not, as has been er¬ is to be presumed that either nation, by any article of understand, furnish a resume of the a decree was issued by Santa Anna whereby the negotiations Commissioner Lea was in fine and ex¬ stipu'ation of tbe ttitj of 1831, intended to itself of complete po¬ plans, profiles, estimates, and reports, yet a party wa* left to obtain a health, deprive litical of the that time, and exclusive of the work was roneously supposed, recognition by taking a reasonable measure of precaution against an injury history country during out there to go on with this survey and the works incidental to privilege constructing pected to be home again early in August. The to result from include a of matters derived from the a Mexico of the grant to Garay. On the contrary, liHy immdiately the residence of the citizens great variety it. It is therefore evident that the haa no*, as er¬ conceded to Garay. The decree also made grant weather in Minnesota had been and of the one nation tbe territoriea of the connexions of Col. Benton the Demo¬ grantee the of this had not at that time been very rainy it) other. To aup- personal with stated in the articles referred failed to to him of " all the unoccupied lands for a distance validity grant poee tbe contrary wo»Id be to acknowledge that by the aaid cratic administrations and of roneously to, comply even and we have seen that it was tempestuous. political organizations with the condition* of the grant { and alao that the opera¬ of ten leagues, on either side of the line of com¬ questioned, treaty each nation hd stipulated against the right to iUelf of the same era, and the experience which he has de¬ Mexico as an obstacle to her 8ALE OF VIRGINIA BONDS. self-protection. A reasonable cause of apprehension that an rived from his The title of the tion* under the grant have been continuous, and not a spas- in fee The Government also urged by insuperable to ita own and was to public life. work munication, simple." injury eeiurity protection likely arise *. modic effort to aave the righta and privilegea conferred by it. " the of way to our Government. The That the credit of the State of Virginia is at this from the residence d the citizena of the one nation in will be Thirty Years in the Senate of the United that the contractor should have every granting right any It i* alao stated in this article that the grant " waa engaged was to convert a con¬ as we of territoriea of the in a state of war States." expressly and assistance as well for the object of the treaty simply time in high repute is evidenced by the fact, particular part tty other, annulled the Mexican If this refers to the protection effecting between tbe two nalooa, would a proper or by Congress." tract between the Mexican Government and an understand, that Messrs. Selden, Withers & Co. justify precaution S. R. Assistant recent survey as for carrying on the works." Sundry prevention againstjhe possibility of such an injury. The Major Hobbie, late Postmaster action of that body the statement is correct j but from individual into a between the two effected a for the sale and the conditions were annexed to the one of which treaty nations, of this city have negotiation right of a citizen, therefore, violated under such circumstances, General, recently employed by the Department context it appeara to point to aome act of aeveral yeara grant, could not be as or done to " and with that confidence of two and a half millions of the bonds of conjdqed wantonly vindicti»ely ; effect certain postal arrangements between the standing, a« put forth in the accounta of other newspapers, was that the contractor should cause to be made, thereby inspire capitalists coupon under the of he would be entitled not to was and, tr*ty 1831, United States, the West Indies, and certain South which are, I believe, erroneous. The secret a of the and di¬ against aggressions without which it supposed that State at $104. These bonds have fifteen years vindictive but to such aa resulted entirely hiatory at his own expense, survey ground damage*, only immediately American arrived at New York in the this recent is rather and shows would be to embark in the enterprise. to run, and were issued for the execution of the in¬ from tbe interruption of auch rights and the acts of the agen'a ports, of legislation curious, plainly rection which the road should follow, and also of they unwilling steamer Crescent his absence he that it cannot be reckoned aa final. the last It is understood that a was concluded in ternal in of the Government carrying out ita orders. It appears from City. During upon During the which be deemed most commodious; treaty improvements Virginia. the evidence in case that the of the visited California, with instructions to the of the session of in this two treaties with parts may Mexico for this pie expulsion present organize night Congress city all which shall be concluded at furthest within the containing ample provisions pur¬ claimant waa nolvindictive or insulting, but that he and all mail service in that region. Although the time al¬ Mexico were submitted to the U. 8. Senate for ratification. The Hon. James A. Pearce, one of the U. S. other citizens ofthe United 8tates resident in the 8tate of pose, but that, in consequence of some obscurity in lowed was not sufficient to admit of accomplishing one an extradition which waa { space of eighteen months from the date hereof, and Senators from Maryland, is to deliver the Address San Luia were ^dered to leave because the armiea of their treaty, unanimously rejected . one or two it was sent to the entire work, a number of routes were waa the of of its provisions, back before the of tha of St. were towards that and were then in yet put and (he other this Tehuantepec treaty, which unani¬ the work shall be commenced wijhin space Literary Society College country m*rcbing 8tate, under contract, and are now in Mexico to be amended. It is also well known that at on next. tbe possession rf tbe 8tate of New Leon. If a operation. Among mously accepted. A telegraphic deapatch announced in New ten months next thereafter." A contract was drawn James, Hagerstown, Wednesday neighboring these is a mail steamboatfrom Sacramento an was that it was sent reasonable timl had been allowed the claimant to make necea- daily by Orleans the fate of the former; which fate, throagh ignorance in with this which was amended treaty concluded, for the of his to San Francisco, 130 one also to up conformity decree, sign¬ COMMENCEMENT OF GEORGETOWN COLLEGE. aary arrangements security property, preparatory miles; Stockton, of the existence of any auch treaty, was aaaigned by the New here for ratification, was ratified by our Govern¬ to his leaving the 8tate, he might have had little cause to about the same a mail four-horse ed by Don J. M. de Bocaneora, Minister of the At the Annual Commencement of this venerable distance; by Orleana papers to the Tehuantepec treaty. It ao happened ment, and sent back to Mexico for her ratification, complain ; ant no auch time being allowed bim, but, on the coaches from Sacramento, across the and Home and Jose de Garay, of which institution of which took on Thurs¬ to abandon his to prairies tbat a vessel tailed for Vera Crux before this mistake waa cor¬ Department, by but before it reached there had learning, place contrary, beinf compelled property pillage a number of to the of Neva¬ the is a translation: Congress adjourned. day last, and was briefly noticed yesterday, a and destruction, he is entitled to indemnification for the losses through villages, city rected, and the newa reached the city of Mexico at a time following we large da, 80 miles ; a mail coaches, «« As neither of the treaties has been made public, number of the citizens of the District and of the he sustained snch immediate expulsion. The Board is daily by connecting when the local to the were That for the fulfilment of the preceding decree, and in Jy San Francisco and San besideb a number of oppoaition Tehuantepec project accordance with the enactments of the .annot, of course, of their con¬ counties of and was therefore of tl* opinion, and doea decide, that tbe claim of Jose, tremendoua effort* to defeat it in the Mexican Con¬ Supreme Government, speakauthoritatively adjoining Maryland Virginia A. is a valid claim and the other mails, which afford at making vai determined to draw and execute the title deeds to George G^diner againat Mexico, communica'ion, longer it up tents, but it is we have no in attendance, who greeted the performances and same gress Through their influence, and that of the British which it refers, effecting them in the best and moat binding generally supposed (and ia accordingly allowed.tbe amount to be awarded or shorter intervals, between every imporUynt sec¬ the with The to thofurther action of the Board. ' Minister, this waa made to excite and therefore he declarea that, in the name and with the reason to doubt the fact) that they both clearly and performers hearty applause. closing subject tion of the new State. (Mr. Doyle,) intelligence form, address of Doctor Ryder, President of the Insti¬ GEO the of our aa their means of retalia¬ power of the Supreme Government, fully and extraordinarily distinctly recognise the grant to Garay as an ex¬ EVANS, } pique friends, and, only the before mentioned seventh and its tution, was with sentiments of pa¬ CALEB B. 8MITH, C Commissioners. tion, were induced to in the exten¬ authorised by clause, by and valid in fact, that that was replete glowing ROBT. T. The Michigan Conspiracy Case..The De¬ they acquiesce annulling especial tenor, he grants to Don Jos£ de Garay the exclusive isting grant; grant triotism and loyalty to the principles of our insti¬ PAINE, 3 troit Advertiser of the 21st instant the sion of the Garay graut, upon which thia Tehuantepec treaty in the of the basis on which framed. reports pro¬ power of opening and constructing Isthmus Tehusn- very they'were tutions. He deprecated the intolerance of section¬ ImprovedTime ur Thavel..Traveller from Philadel¬ on the this had been entirely baaed. There ia not the amalleat d<>ubt that a communication between the Pacific and Atlantic ceedings thirty-seventh day of trial. tepec While the negotiations were pending the holders al strife, and assured his audience that the pupils phia to Baltimore will be glad to learn of the improvements The exertions of counsel for the defence continue thia unfortunate piece of baaty and inconaiderate legislation oceans, with the obligations, rights, and advantagea con ain- were to know but one the decree dated the lat of the grant proceeded, with the knowledge and under his charge taught which have pen made upon this road, both in time and com¬ to be devoted almost to the will be repealed at the next aeaaion of the Mexican Congreaa. ed in pre-inserted instant, conceding coun¬ entirely impeachment to in full of and all the waate consent of the Mexican to country.the glorious, free, and independent fort. A goo< deal of the road haa already been laid with new of Two And, furthermore, it to me that thia ia a de¬ him, right property dominion, Government, survey of the several united under the and Henry Phelps. hundred and eighteen wit¬ appeara point lands in the isthmus within ten lesgues on either side of the the route and a sum it is been ex¬ try Slates, flag and heavy and the speed is increaaed from aix and a half nesses had been examined; for the manding a deciaion from the judiciary of that country, and him also the same ; large has, said, ir^n, ninety-seven projected communication, granting right stripes and Government of the Federative Union. hours the two cities to five hours, with a prospect of and one hundred and for wholly inappropriate for legialative action. the nalion of uae of the in this operation. Before it was con¬ between prosecution, twenty-one poMeaaed by making private properly pended quite shorter time and The aothoritiea the defence. Another upon the of our title, ia, forobjeeu of pubii. utility, tbal bs may acquire the grounda cluded, however, an order was to the In the year 1704 an army of over seven thou¬ by by. Philadelphia city point, bearing validity the the of one-fourth of dispatched have also allowed tbe locomotive to cross tbe bridge at that in the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, our necessary for transit, including space in it, from that it should sand men under Gen. Lee, of Virginia, encamped Gray's We have in the negotiating a league on either side, with due and previous remuneration party engaged Mexico, Ferry and to come aome way into the city, which ia another pleasure publishing following j Government offered an extra fifteen million* for the right of at Bedford, on its way to quell the celebrated extract from a letter from a in to the proprietors sccording to vsluation, and without regard be immediately abandoned. We have heard great convergence. We were alao glad to see an improve- distinguished lawyer way acroaa the Isthmu* of Tehuantepec < which offer was to the increaaed value which the afterwards ac¬ Whiskey Insurrection. Governor Mifflin was San written in confidence to a friend in grounds may it is that this measure was the re¬ ment is the cars, and a car for aervanta and smokers, all of Francisco, cted by the Mexican commiaaioner* on the ground tbat quire in consequence of the projected works and the expenses (and hope true) with the troops from Pennsylvania, and the whole New York. So full and cordial from rej sult of an error. which ihows a to be up and up with tbe testimony, the had already been granted away to Mr. incurred by the parties effecting the communication 5 and un¬ army, before its march westward, was reviewed in disposition keep one of his own shows how the privilege Garay, excuse whatever will the Government tax or timea. The we believe, ia under tbe efficient manage¬ profession, worthily and him aold to an Engliah company; tbua it der no lay any It seems that before the news of the ratification person by President Washington. Another army road, son bears the father's name.a name that wins con¬ by removing impoat upon any of the articles passing through the isthmus of six thousand men at the same time at ment of Messrs. Huddell at Philadelphia, and Crawford at beyond their control. No queation bad then been raiaed ae in which the of the transit shall of the treaty by our Government had reached Mexi¬ encamped fidence and awakens respect wherever it is heard : during the perird proprietors Fort Cumberland, miles to the south of Bed¬ Baltimsre. to the validity of the title, and indeed it was expressly recog¬ have the exclu«ve enjoyment of its proceeds, as well aa the co, and, it is said, upon a false rumor that it had thirty " The of OaniK Jr. as United the can We hope the day is not far distant when a passenger leav¬ appointment Hoffman, nised by this act. It was only after this grant had been sold of ita tariff rates, as mentioned in the seventh and our ford. We of present day form but little regulation been rejected by Senate, the Mexican or 6 A. M. travel be¬ 8t8tr# District Judge gives universal siitisfjction. When we to an eighth clauaes. That in the name of the Supreme Govern Congress idea of the excitement which prevailed throughout ing N4w York Washington by may American company (the previous negotiation having ment, and under the most »olemn protests, he declares and passed a resolution declaring the grant to Garay the Union in reference to this insurrection, but it tween jlhe two cities in ten hours. The entire distance ia 227 heard of it we were greatly surprised, because we bad no in¬ fallen through) that it became matter of diapute throagh the timation that he was a candidate but our was not promises that all and every one of the conceaaiona mentioned null and void, on the ground that Salas (by whom must have been intense and threatening, or the milea, and ten hours is time enough and to spare to travel over ; surprise national jealousy of Mexico, and perhapa through the deeire m the pre-inaerted decree shall be honorably fulfilled, now the York greater thin our satisfsction with the He is a to obtain another aale of the the the decree of 6th November, 1846, postponing the sound discretion of Washington would not have whole space..New Express. appointment. further milliona by grant. In and at all times, pledging honor and public faith of the young man, to be sure, but be is well educated, and baa the ratification of the the as fixed for the commencement of the called for an army of thirteen thousand men. That ¦pite of this, however, treaty by tke nation to maintain projector, Don Jo*i de Garay, well period work This want of veneration for localities connected with tbe not law hia or or the President did believe the to be immi¬ studitd, merely read, ; and, although experience Mexican at their next aeaaion ia no meana a des¬ as any private individual compaqy succeeding represent¬ was was not elected Presi¬ danger life ofthe individual, is in a great degree extended to thoae Congress by him, either natives or foreigners, in the undisturbid en¬ issued) constitutionally nent is evident from the fact that, before is necessurily somewhat limited, still he can appreciate an ar¬ perate chance. And, aa I have already atated, it baa received ing but was a returning with nhirh the history of the nation and the lives of ita dis¬ joyment of all the concessions granted, holding the national dent, usurper. home, he addressed a Proclamation to the gument, and well understands a point when presented with the sanction of the United States 8enate. The American for acts of ita a troops, tinguished men ire closely identified; and Americans who administration responsible any ownoritsagenta, How far nation «an disavow the acts of its them for their zeal in main¬ the authorities. He will make the best Judge in California, are not to act "in a contemptuoua which from want of proper fulfilmert of the covenant might complimenting patriotic themselves to inconvenience in foreign lands to visit some company di»poaed spirit Government de on the that it was the Constitution and the and exhort¬ put if be be not so now. For a young man he holds the moat diatracted as sta ed in thia ar¬ the interest of the all of course to facto, ground taining Laws, scenc of a event and inscribe toward* poor, weak, Mexico," injure proprietors, subjfct " (often fabulous) remarkable exact tenor of the inserted decree. Don Jose de and what effect a them to combat and subdue all who be magnificent position in California. He haa a great work be¬ ticle. Oo the it will be found that have ahown the And irregularly constituted, legisla¬ ing may their sames with sacred in tbe traveller's vade contrary, they also and whom I I found in in to the national regularity fore him, the building up a system of practice and de¬ forbearance on all where a Garay being present, hereby certify know, tive annulment of a contract can have on the arms, opposition will the of those to whom nichea judicial a spirit of courteous the pointa . rights or who stand by gravea said that he had accepted and again accepta the abjvemen and authority." One of the paragraphs of this ad¬ mecuta, termination which is to give him the greatest importance in haa aiiaen; they have euflered great loeaes through tioned contract, and ao emnly submitted to all and every one of parties interested, are questions which at this have been accorded in tbe world's temple of fame, will, in this and before the Federal Government. Tbia Uni¬ question dress is as foliows : country the perverse oppoaition of the authoritiea at Vera Crux t they of the conditions therein expressed, according to the Unor of moment it would be not only premature but im¬ their own land, speed with railroad velocity paat localities ted Statea District Court ia the in the United decree of the arid be "No citiien of the United States can ever be in a youngest 8tstes, have submitted to every impoeition, even where their righte the pre-inaerted Supreme Government; to discuss. This matter is now the engaged which to tbem should possess far more interest. Those whose the to forfeit to proper subject Marahal, District Attorney, and Judge being each under were and their their willingly consents the privileges granted him, and service more important to the country. It is nothing less the absence of baa never led inconteatable ; aurveying pirtiea have, by or two curiosity, in higher motives, of whatever sums he those who might succeed him should of negotiation between the countries, and we than to consolidate and preserve the blessings of that revolu¬ thirty yeara age." ordera, paid promptly and liberally for every article obtained an unforeaeen event the line of comma tbem to for the grave of Franklin, have sought out have advanced, if by have confined ourselves to a narration of at much of blood aod conati- inquire Specie..The of to in the and in every way behaved in a conaiderate nication ahall not be eatabliabed; and be is alao that simple tion, which, expense treasure, and moralized by tbe tomb of Byron, and the aite of the oak exports specie Europe con¬ country, willing manner toward the authori'iee and of the enterpriae ahould be held bound to fulfil all that ia here facts, and abstained from expressing any opinion tu'ed us a free and independent nation. It ia to give to the that sheltered the royal Charles haa been viaited by hundreds, tinue to be made with unabated activity. During and conciliatory people an the 19th The did as erro¬ agreed upon. And hie exc-llency the authorised Minister as to what will or ought to be the result of these world illustrious example, of the utmost consequence to from whom tbe Liberty tree of Boston, the Charter oak of week ending instant the amount sent from the Iathmua. surveying expedition not, of State and the aame Don Jose de in their mankind. I a heartfelt satisfsction in the con¬ New York was ststed in the srtirle in question, Isnd in defiance of Garay, respective experience Connecticut, or the Treaty elm of Pennaylvania, bave never $2,189,364. neously capacities, renounce any laws in their favor, snd hold this as negotiations. viction that the conduct of the will be in the orders of the Mexican Government, and persiat in their the most and for troops throughout elicited one token of reverence. It is to be hoped that Losv binding obligation, accepting taking granted Those who, from private or public considera¬ answeraMe to the of the and the A complimentary dinner to Hughes, work several energetic meaaure* to prevent them. Nor any additional clause which might make it atill more ao. every respect goodness case, ing's admirable volumes illustrating the Revolution may arouse Archbishop despite " tions, are of in the execution of the stake." of New York, took on at the Astor did receive orders to cease and fi It was aa declared and signed by hia excellency the Min¬ impatient any delay magnitude aome measure of for many of the aites consecrated place Tuesday they peremptory operationa regard by House, and to have been a brilliant affair. and finiabed their work under ister and alao by Don Jo 6 de Garay, and witnessed by Don of this magnificent project, are loud in their denun¬ This marched to Fort Pitt, but the in¬ the avents of that appears quit the country. They began Manuel Don Manuel Jo»e Men- large army period. were made, toasts drank, and letters from with from the Mexican Madariaga, Rojo, and Don ciations of the Mexican Government; but we trust surrectionists had disappeared. Not a man Was [Correspondence Newark Daily Advertiser. Speeches the aanction and pasaports Govern¬ doxa of thia city { which I certify. a number of distinguished public men of the coun¬ ment. They had already left the country and reached New de that will await the result of the found in arms, nor were there any to oppose the "J. M. Bocahigba. they negotiations, Tbe time appointed for the execution of tbe three convict¬ read. About two hundred and sat order waa few " due enforcement of the laws of the After try forty guests Orleans before tbia promulgated.a only hav¬ Joaa db Garay. in full confidence that that Government will pre¬ country. ed murderers of the Cosden family ia tbe ensuing 8th of Au down to the table, and P. A. Ha roods, "Fhakcisco si Madariaoa, under arms for several weeks, the Esq. pre¬ ing been left out there, through the inaufiuieocy of transpor- serve its faith inviolate, and that our own will do remaining troops on which day it ia that Chestertown will be sided. The first of the toasts was "Notary Public and National." were disbanded, without fired a hostile gnst, expected regular "Pope tstion to bring them to the United 8tatee. The expedition all that is incumbent on it to the having gun. filled to oveiflowing with With a view to accureor- Pius IX," the second was .» the President of the Garay set about protect rights of people. is headed by Major Barnard, a distinguished officer of the immediately the fulfilment of on the the sheriff of Kent haa United States." The paloon was decorated alone our citizens. Naval Intelligence..The U. S. of war der occasion, county already Engineer Corp* in the Uni'ed State* army, and there were his contract. A survey was commenced, and in sloop to his aid all ita available consist¬ end with a of Pins, and at the other Preble, which has been fitted out at the Navy aummoned military force, portrait Pope also two naval officer* attached to the parly. These gentle¬ less than nine months was Nominations in Vermont..The are of four volunteer with the American from a of completed. following Yard, Brooklyn, for a "School-ship" for the in¬ ing companiea. flag, falling portrait men are too much accustomed to an implicit obedience of or¬ On the 9th of February, 1843, the Government, the three tickets for the triangular campaign in stitution at is now to receive her Washington. when frou a aouree, to commit auch Vermont: Annapolis, ready At a Railroad meeting in Petersburg, on Saturday evening, ders, coming legitimate been notified him of this crew. The is to be her an as ia to having by fact, directed following complement of it was announced that one hundred thousand dollars had Ratbbur'b Hotel Closid..Rsthhun's H< tel, in the ou'rage imputed them » and it yet remaine to be Whig Ticket. Old Lint Dem. Free-Soil Dem. officers and men, viz : New l>ke the Fraaklin seen whether the email still the Governors of Oajaca and Vera Cruz to put been subscribed by tbe citizens of Peteraburg for the recon¬ chyot York, City Hotel, Hoar, 2 cspi's alter guard, 1 capt. backbiting tongue.". the route generally, a* ha* already appeared in other and speech (a given bolit, 26 seamen, 12 9 landamen and Mra. Chalmers, of mother of the Doctor, had work of Mr. Banvard, entitled "Plymouth and the Pil- (the Provisional that the grant ton he thus testifies on the New Mexican ordinary seamen, boys, Anstrutber, more violent papers; for I do not f.el at liberty lo prove their President,) declaring Journal) a< d 14 marine* ; being 11 officers, 28 petty officers, 26 sea¬ an extreme dislike to all ecat.dal. She had one rule, grima," nt of the net and went at once to the and told what had been reaved rap'ain Tuesday, upon a Warrant issued the Criminal person, Miss Priscilla Mullins, ol Mr. Wm. Mulline. He In a month or two theae thinga will have been accomplished, a decree of that re*pon»ilHliiy moat re«t on their conn that if she coul I be to and then all will be lost in the brilliant and over¬ Tetao, he mil, bad but a cLiitn to Manta Fe, and that >h« city, upon by to imprest! persuaded oppoaition ernors of and Vera who follow this rule, we will s«ldom have occasion unite b> r fortunes with the loss which he had over all Oajaca Cruz were directed to Government of TrX i* from 1838 to 1841 had weakened thai Grand Jury. The Philadelphia Ledger says: opine, hie, experienc¬ whelming success of the Isthmus route o'hers. " execute it. who smile at acsndal, or listen to it com¬ ed would be He are io Puritan send three hundred convicts to the isthmus to be claim by offering, in aubetsnce, to treat wiih New Mexico u ('apt. Nagle ia charged with preaenting a claim to Phil'p They iepaired therefore, >'d tbe fa'hrr, Mr. on the the ¦ Power." Clayton, Esq., Stcood Auditor of the placently, obey the injunction through i>ur in th s matter. Will it not be better employed work, contractor to clothe and tore'gn Tieasifry Dt-p«riroeni hn as his Mr. Mull na made »o part of Government more at Washington, for ezpenaea incuried of the scandal into eara me occision to be an¬ J Alden, .messenger. ob and them Gen. Houston, who knows of Texas his¬ by Capt. Quail, pours my gives ju»t be bate that thia wo k be under the sanction of a treaty, feed them, supply with the recond regiment of it is al I with to jeciion, although might reanaulted. Mexico ahould be suffered, by want of proper reraonatrancea, cree I " Priarilla waa called into tbe room, not for of Santa Anna, the commencement of the treat with New Mexico as an Power. and individuate the expenses incurred them in I love gosaip ; he offends my piety by thinking that will knowing what into a forcible mainte. independent by organising she was warned a man of oi»le to exae^eraU. the American company was one Mobile Advertiier. regiments and companies for the war. After of these in I am the wisest of men purpo-e Alden, form, of work postponed for year. And, finally, [ Daily many "rrjoice iniquity.*' justified by fair and somewhat florid and nance of their rijh'*; and thus br ng about, as a necessary claim* bad been paid it waa discovered tbat several were com in " ".S. Y. Observer. comi leiiori, engaging mn«ra, on the 5th a decree was issued looking him out of countenance arose and delivered his for Standi»h in b first next and (hen November, 1846, Exbcotior Charles F. and Edward Benton, poaed in whol* or in part of 6rt tioua charges f >r expenses menage fining lan¬ consequence, independence, .annexation, Douglass on and in a courteous Don Jomi Mariano dr then the mur¬ never incurred ; and it ia that the claim by TxLteaAPiic LisHTmnc .Duriig the thunder storm guage, preposeps.ing, atyle. Priscilla all the horrors of another slavery excitement such aa that from by 8/Slas, exercising two ol the aailora lately convicted uf mutiny and the alleged pnaen'ed office neun-d heard and Cspt. Nagle, ou the part ol wa* ot this charac Saturday last, Mr. Smith, tbe operator in ibe telegraph attentively, every word, then, alter a we have f Executive of the where¬ der of the mate of the were Capt. Quail, a« which juat escaped Supreme power Republic, bsiqoe Glenn, bung yealerday ter; and a bill of indictment waa him in at New London, laid a Urge piece of glass used as a sli.»it psu»e, il gathering atrength to reply, ahe fixed her at preferred against " (Ci.) the acts and decrees were New York. Janet Clements, aho waa con»icied of the ihe Ciiminal Court at a P*l*r the tfutton attached to the wire, when eyes up >n tbe mee*ei gef and taid with a fiank and by preceding confirmed, Waahington, and b-ing returned weight," upon « pleasair ¦ame o( ' an < a lull of Pri the hatter, in a note t > the editor of the and the limited for the commencement of the offoi.ce, waa respited by the Preaident until the 23d true bill' by the Grain! Jury, a bench warrant waa issued, explosion occurred loud aa the discharge f pistol, and coonenance, meaning, he«-, J,»hn, why do you Ossifft 8rMt New period waa ..ot f-r J ,rk him to ie*t hie of holds Auguat, fur lbs reason who admita hia own which he waa arrested on in tbw upon examining the gUaa a considerable portion of it speak youraelf ?' »hn'a ruddy counu nance bee me Y Courier, inviting style hsts, the was extended for two more. that Benson, upon Tueeday city." : "The benefit* I have work years in th« fiund met ed off, and one side was turned black. Mr. 8m>tb re I, he lock ibe hint, miamunirate the r* pre alvertwing beyo d my power to »ith b ing the aetual murderer, teeerta the innocence Tattoa, young lawyer, -ull o> his e»tnnac< and I am well fnmcaref >1 observation and consent of the rroogly Savannah, waa killed in Nassau county, Florida, on Wed- a tbundar cloud, and sometime* bef< re tbe cloud is in sight ; negotiation. Henceforward he viatit-d f *r hints-1', satisfied, and knowledge Government, (the of Clement*, who also dic'area he is not And on but he haa ae and *n«l ere I their were aoleminted in and (bat advertising ia the of success in guil'y. nesdsy of last week, in a shooting affray with Mr. E. W. never before known tbe explosions loud, »ng nuptials doe form, experience, busineaa." mainsprti.g contract being on its face transferable either to the acaffjld toth of the men who aoflVied exculpated Clements. Cull. tbe sparka so distinct and continuous. Miaa Priscilla Mullina became Mra. John Alden." evtry branch ol