Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-15

The 'Eoticioso General Of the 5th
March, contains the agreement entered
into at Puebla, on the 25th February, be-
tween the captain general of Pueba, aud
commissioners on the part of the empe-
ror, for the demarcation of the lines TO
be occupied By the troops of the respect
i've parties. This convention makes pro-
vision for the passage and escort of trav
eleis and merchandise; and by the last
article is to be in force until the emperor
shall declare his adhesion to the plan OF
Carnata. Oar readers will recollect,
that this plan Of Casinata is the conven-
ton entered into between EchiVarrI,
Santa Ana and Victoria.
STILL LATRR-DOWNFALL
ITURBIDE
Since the preceding news per Nancy
was put to press, we have received per
steam ship Robert Fulton, file of the
Disro de Vera Cruz to Sth April inctu
sive. from which we have hastily made
the following trans 'atiOns.
TIE following official communication,
which have just been received by an ex-
traordinary courier announce to the tree
and heroic inhabitants OF Vera Cruz.
that their wishes, in unison with those OF
all the other towns, have been granted.
The liberating army has triumphed. The
Mexican nation is now refrigerated IN
the extension and plenitude OF their sove-
reign right, freely represented by con
ores,. Inhabitants of Vera Cruz! Days
of prosperity. OF liberty and concord be-
Gin to succeed to the calamitous times of
usurpation and despotism. Honor and
praise to the valiant soldiers of the coun-
try; immortal glory to her worthy cap
tains; veneration, love, and gratitude to
the fathers of the country.
Vera Cruz, 9TH April, 1925, third oil
independence, and second of liberty.
GUADALUPE VICTORIA.
Decree, No. /
The sovereign constituent Mexican
Congress in their session of Goth ult. has
thought proper to expedite the present
decree.
1. It is declared that congress having
assembled to the number I0S deputies
constituting majority, is in full and alb
soiute liberty to deliberate and c0nse
quently in situation to continue its ses-
sI0ns
Q That the executive power of Mex
leo has ceased from the 10th of last May.
to the present date.
8. That both of the foregoing resolu-
tons be named, in order that they may
be communicated to whom it may con-
Germ. We therefore, sc.
.Neaicc, April Q, 1898.
Number 9.
The supreme executive power, proyi-
sionally named by the sovereign constit-
uent Mexican Congress, to whom all
these presents may come greeting; know
We that the said Congress has decreed
as follows.
The sovereign constitutional Mexican
Congress in session of the 3Oth ult. has
decreed as follows:
!. The executive government shall be
exercised Professionally by a body to be
denominated the supreme executive pow
er.
9. 1t shall be composed of three mem
bers, each of whom shall act alternate
ly for one month as president, and 10
the order of their nomination.
8. The supreme executive power shall
have the title of Highncss, and its mem
bers that of Ezcelency, only official
communications.
4. This body shall not be chosen from
among the members of Congress.
S. This body shall be governed by the
last regulation presented by the regency
to Congress for their appreciation, ex
cept as respects the Office of the com
mander in chief, and until another be
formed in conformity to the circumstan
ces oil the present period.
MEXICO, March Is, 1928.
Signed by the President and dep.
Sec'rys.
MEXICO, April .. 1928.
Signed by the President.
PEDRO CELESTINE NEGRETE
and the Members.
NUMBER 8.
The sovereign constituent Congress
in this days session has thought proper
TO name the following individuals for
tie executiye'power, viz Don Nicholas
Bravo, Don Guada'oupe Victoria, Don
Pedro Ceiestino Negrete.
This nomination shall! be Immediately
communicated to the persons named,
that they may repair to the hall of Con
Signed and dated as above.
NEW. Fans. Anil O. 1899