Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-11
MExIco-REroRrED PAIL OF CALLAe.

cei,ed oy the schooner Lion at New-York
The paper Of The latest date, states that
courier arrived at Guadalaxara on the 10Th De-
cemDer, from Tepec, with information mat an
English vessel mad just arrived at Mazatian, ana
brought news oil tine surrender by capitulatioh
Of The fortress OF Callao, having herself come
direct from thai port. 1t Is not improbable
from the dale and source, that this Intelligence
is correct. Mazalian is a port IN lat. % north,
and lepec and Guada,aXa:a are on the dlrect
ROAD from thence 10 the city OF Mexico.
Inc papers contain the message OF the Ere
sideAt vi III. United Mexican States lGuada-
ioupe viclor,a) 10 inc General Congress OF
Mexico, delivered IL The opening OF the annual
session on the lsl ait For the following alb
s,racl vi the Contents of the important docu-
ment, which would nil nearly page OF this pa
per, We are Indebted 10 the Philadelphia Ma
uonai uaZetle:-
Inc PRESIDENT begins with congratulations on
the slgnai prosperity and brilliant prospects OIL
the Mexican Union, anu then proceeds ~ give
an account oil the principal events ol the year
| 1925, CONNIE Cted with the administration and
concerns vi the government.
With regard to lorelgn affairs, ne pays, first,
| tribute 10 the wisuo.n, power and magnanimlty
of the British Caolnel III their transactions re-
| iauve " the American States. lie represents,
that the Holy Alliance Was gagged III mysle-
rlous correspondence and multiplied arrange
menls with the court oi Madrid, Tor the extern
Sion OF the principle OF legitimacy beyond the
ocean, and the suojdgation OF the emancipated
Spanish CoIonles; ana that, wnen the Spanish
peninsula was IN, AIDED IN 1928, one OF the OBJ
Iec,s OF the invaders Was to place Ferdinand in
condition 10 undertake the recovery OF those
colonies; out that the cabinet vi st James, con-
forming u The generous Predilectlon OF the
BRUSH people Tor the cause of reason, justice
and liberty, disconnected the schemes OF the
enemy, aud rescued the Americans from the
Calamllles and chances o war, by the establish
ment vi equal and friendly relations with the
new American States, and tie interposltlon OF
the BRUSH trident lie touches upon the u
tllity vi the recognition OF then independence,
| In regard 10 BRUSH commerce and manufac-
lures, and mentions that the Congress would
| soon have under consideration the treaties
wnlcn were negotiated between Mexico and
| Great Britain.
France Is SAID to have signified her desire 10
ep1er INTO commercial relations with the new
states; and II IS inferred from her acknowledge
ment OF The Independence OF Hayti, by which
she had admitted the right OF lnsurrectlon and
the principles OF prescription, that she intends
10 follow out the example Of her dexterous III
val, Great Britain, who mad also begun by In
lercnanglng commercial agents with the Next
Can repuulc. Notice Is taken Of the arrival OF
a consul from the Netherlands, and the anu
Cable language which lie had been instructed
| to mold; anu VI similar proceedings on the part
led al irnt
Sweden anu denmark. II is added that hostile
sentiments AK aInsl the admirable revolution Of
the americas, were mol discovered in the con-
duct Of the Emperor Of Russia; and that, as
Mexico Is nearest 10 the Russian Possessions,
ol all the new states, communications will be,
sooner or later, established with the court of
ST. petersDu,gn. Inc Pope Is described as en-
Toying the veneratIon and attachment of the
MexlCans, In his quality OF the head Of the Ca
thohc Church, aud nkeiy 10 treat in salts
factory manner, tine Mexican envoy who had
Oeen sent to him In order TO testify their ca
gerness to connect themselves with the Father
oil the Faithful on subjects exclusively religi.
Gus and ecclesiastical.
these United States are then mentioned in
the following terms:
"Coming now to the nations that inhabit the
happy hemisphere of Columbus, Justice and
gratitude demand it of US to motto, before all
the rest, that which is the oldest of the indie
pendent states, and which, the first OF the civil
lied world, soemnly proclaimed our rights,
after having preceded US in the heroic deter
minalion to shake off dependence on the mo-
ther coua.ty-Ihe U. S. Of the NORTH, mod
els of political virtue and moral rectitude, ad-
vance under the s, stem Of Federal republics,
which have been adopted among us by the
most spontaneous accord known to history,
exalts US TO the level of the country OF WASH
ington, al the same time that it fortihes the In
innate union between the contiguous nations.
A minister plenipolentiary of that country ac-
credited here, has been commissioned also to
negotiate treaties which will speedily be sub
mitted to the two Houses. The defnitive set
Element of the boundaries Of both countries,
is an object ofurgency, and the government is
employed on arrangements which Will faclli-
tate an adjustment upon the immovable basis
OF liberaily and good faith.
The President then refers to the Mexican
treaty with Colombia, and the readiness OF the
Coombians to send their fleet, accordingto "a
greemept, to the Mexican coasts; measure
which, however, was rendered unnecessary by
the recent success Of the Mexican arms. This,
perhaps, is the proper explanation oflhe as
sembage Of the Colombian navy al Carthage
-, H. n,oc.aJs n eneak of Peruvian and