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Instances occur daily Of Eastern funds being con-
verted ut profit into the paper OF the Local eanhs
which is paid into the 1Hd Offices, and the outae" OF
converting the paper again ini" f'as'e," ""o 70
"You are aware that we have heretofore feceVeu .ie
uaper of all the banks IF he STATE, without condlton
or DETERMINATIONS We regret that The rapid sale OF Inc
public domain and The pcmn winch IL costs 10 con-
vert such rar into the edun in which our Ien'ltan'
COS n.e nude will permit ustn continue to do So
Be pleased 10 !e, US l21E from you in reply as early
i a. practicable
din the MEAN time we have directed the receivers who
deposte here not receive after the 2Gh lnst the pa
per of any bank Of the State ohrr than the depose
banks unless hereafter instructed to that effect BY his
q institution =.
& The hardship that the Clnton Bank will not receive
from The public receivers the notes Of any bank whct
q will not redeem them by giving draft at hnty aay'
81 date, either New York, PhiladephIa, or Baltimore
q was the burden Of MIR. Ewing story.
81 1t appears to US that the bank accommodating "a
Their than otherwise Instead CT specie, II takes ota
Ri thirty days ddte in payment Tor The notes. winch
H has to place as cash the credit oil the government
IA might well have cxaced drafts at sight. D"eS Nh E'o
Fl inS knou th some of the branches of the Bank Of The
"a States for long time could rccere from the public re
ceipers not ngc Of any bank rhacrcr, ezcptn
those of their issuing, and Of the other Cranehss
Ia he does not know it, inform him Of the fact
Ia We believe that the depose banks, in place OF having
AZ acted iberay to the receipt ct the notes of ohc
banks account Of the public revenue have been To-
Ia accommodating. They have received thent loo gene
d rally for the public good. The Senators complain the
Do have Too little SPECIE though they obliged 10 pay spc
~ Gle public creditors We believe also, that the dsPo
A notes still more than the Clinton Bank proposes 10 90
81 that such would have most salnary ettrc
in purifying redundant paper circulation; in re
@ storing still more hard money currency and We aha
not hesitate TO lend aid in sustaining them III carry
ing out such measure, they will adopt gcneray
81 GlOLc.
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Government, after having been delayed four months,
would now be passed.
Mr. Mercer insisted upon the p.opriety of providing
for the proposed by him in this bill
After fulher discussion the previous question was
moved by Mr.. Gideon Lee and carried, SO to Gi-and
then the appropriation Bill PASSED.
Friday, yqpru o.
IN SENATE.
Petitions were presented by Messrs. Prentiss. Niles
and Walker.
MIR Shcpley presented sundry resolutions adopted by
the Legislature of Maine nsrucling the Senators from
that State 10 urge the adoption Of amendment of the
Constitution in relation TO the election Of President and
Vice President, the granting OF liberal appropriations for
the purpose Or naoha urrneo and the passaqe of mea.
sures to project the State of Maine against foreign or
gresSion The resolutions ordered to be printed
The bill for the relief of w. Bond aud W. Douglas was
taken up on thr question of its passage when discussion
took place, in which Nessrs Hill Clay, Shepey, Leigh
Calhoun, White Walker, Buchanan King, of Ala, Da.
Wis, Hubbard, and Prcnss took part, when the question
was taken on the passage of tho BILL by yeas and nays
and decided as follows:
feas-Nessrs. Crit,cnden, Davis Gnldsborongh Hen.
bricks, Hubbard Kent, Knight, Leigh, McKean Man.
gum, Moore, Naudan Nicholas Porter, Preston, Rives
Robbins, Shepcy, Southland, Tomlnson, Webster, White
-22
.Mys-Messrs. Benton, Black, Brown, Buchanan, Cal
hcun, Clay, Cuthbert Ewing, Of Ohio Grundy. Hill.
King, Of Ala, King, of Geo. Morris Niles, Pren,iss,
Robinson: Ruggcs. Swift, Upton, Walker, Wright-2l
So the bill was passed
|
Secretary of War enclosing reply 10 The resolution of
The Senate, calling for statement Of the maximum
amount which can be brnehciay expended in the Ord
nance Department, and on Gr,ifcalions annually &c.
which was ordered 10 be referred 10 the Committee on
Military Affairs, and printed.
Mr. Benton submitted the following resolution which
lies over tor consideration;
ResoiTed, That, from and after the - day Of
in the year 1886 nothing but gold and silver coin ought
10 ne received IN payment for the public lands; and that
the Committee on Public Lands be instructed to report
| bill! accordingly.
PUBLIC LANDS.
lie Senate proceeded TO consider the bill 10 appro-
pirate the proceeds of the public lands and granting
lands to certain States
The question being MIR. Walkers amendment,
Mr. Walker addressed the Senate at length in reply
to the remarks made yesterday by Mr.. Clay
The question was then taken on the adoption of his
amendment, and decided by yeas and nays as follows
Yeas-Messrs Benton, Black, King Of Ala, Moore.
Morris, NICHOLAS, Robinson, Ruggles, Walker-o
Nays-Messrs. Brown, Buchanan, Calhoun CLAY,
Cri'tenden: Cuthbert, Ewing of Ohio, Goldsborough,
E Esundy, Hendrsks, Hill, Hubbard Kent Leigh Nc.
Mean Naudain Niles, Porter Preutiss Robbins, Shep.
icy, Southland, Swift, Tomnson, Wall, White-26.
90 The amendment was rejected.
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Certainly not exceed more than from eight hundred 10
thousand dollars, and advocated his amendment at
length.
N! Everett was in favor Of both amendments as he
hoped 10 sce the prnc plies of the original proposition
applied 10 all the contingent expenses Of every depart
mrnt OF the Government. At present there was no
check upon these expenditures, Blu, they were left en-
tnely to the discretion Of The heads Of Departments
Tie was assured that the contemplated expense would
| he reuitrr save as many thousands.
MIR. Mason OF Vrgnil entered into a calculation TO
show that the cbs would be much greater than the es
Ii'.~e of the gf RtleInin num probalv ILL.,
tie, IT at ali; LESS than 81 900 lie thought Also at
was better q gave We subject Of the contingent expen.
diturcs TO the GemroAiees of the Iuse charged with
them, and notcaShicI usc committees Ii tie amend
ment should he serced To- there would be css safeguards
than at prestH for very few of the two hundred and
forty members would take the trouble wade through
such volunnous map Of figures and tabular state.
| ments.
Mr. Hardin thought the adoption of the proposition
IndspensnbIeto prertnta any Improper expenditure Of the
contingent appropriations for the officers would be wary
Of the fund committed I, their charge, when they knew
every item Of 10 be laid the tables Of the House
and printed Those who wished TO investigate this
subject, had other way to do it than by going 10 all
the separate Departments and Bureaus, labor that
would not less than two months from day to
day.
MIR. Williams of North Carolina was in favor Of The
ndment, for he cosrndcd the eliic Of j, would be-
far from casii"ring the committees, them to
do The r duty with more vigilance. II was known from
Iudt WHOSE
required them to go frequently to the Departments, while
they we're required at the time attend the
sons Of the House, did could perform what
4uFcu Of them as committee. Besides, it was more
consistent with The legislative character Of the House,
nat 'c officers of the Departments should send their
reports 10 the House. instead of Tie House sending their
su"nees 10 them So far from the proposition bring
al aooon Of control il an extension Of it, and the
expense was inconsid-raJe.
Mr bond remarked th,, Tho con,,;,,o,, ~, ,l, M,
HPehIl'ures were merely raised as n,u,ter Of
,mns b.d ever did any thing In fact they
benefit. fNs'e u great
Mr. harper also supported the amendment, for :, ro,d
present check to the expenditures Of the D,n,r,nan,.
where none nov existed. The committees scarcely ever
acted on the subject. -'e'
J. MIR. Halves considered the amendment, necessary IT,.
had been for Ave years CHAIRMAN Of the commune nm
the expenditures OF the Post Office and durinp the
whole Of tina. time he knew who the members Of
his committee were. He would be bound TO say, that
the gentleman from. North Carolina (Mr. Sheppard}
was The first chairman Of committee on the expendi.
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ALL PRIZES!
FEarssaacss State lottery, class s2S,


TO be drawn at Baltimore. Saturday. Dee. q, 1895.
scnrur-s30 900, 5000: 1000, 2.:!O0, 2"''1: IL Of
| 900 20 Of 800. &c, &c.
Tickets only $sl0-shares in proportion
certificate of package OF - whole ticket; Wi! be
seq, for sIIu-packagcs oil share: in proportion.
NJ In this Lottery all those tickets having drawn
nunucr OH c,n will lie each entitled 10 nres dollars,
without discount.
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PDEER Y.
"uvcx YET REMAINS CH>cHG."
THE EVENING HYMN.

-
pT THuM., MILLER, BASKET N"NL"'
How nlanv ia.s with mDin a"isV'
Have gone hossA yGn uH'ioI.eh shy
And stills looks IS e!eir AMI p'io
As VIII n j, wa iir-t hun. OF h'Su'
The roiiing sun, :he iro'Ta'ns c!o"o,
Thus draw The lightning ~ iis rear
The tLun !or t'an?!'as deep a.d iouu'
Eas left no iooinaIS thr'e.
Tho village sr!ls, wit, silver chime,
emo sofieneh by tHe distant shore;
Though have heard inen many = time,
A sllenrr rests upon the hill,
4 listening . we pcrradss the air;
The yer; Covers are shut and still,
And bowed as il in prayer,
And in this husi.cd and brcathless close,
O'evcar.h, uni aiT, uni sky, ard sea,
Tha. still low voice in silence goes,
Which speaks alone, great Coo: oil inee'
The whisperia. leaves, The Tar OF brook,
The iinuc,'s MARBLE fainter grown,
Tn. hive hound bee, the lonely rook,
Ali these their maker own.
How shine the starry hosts OF lish:,
Gazing OH the curth with so!;!en eyes;
Bright guardians Of the blue browcd nlsh':
What arc We 10 you: native skies:
know no:-neI;i!er err know
No, or what leader We attend;
Nor whence sc came, nor whittier go,
Nor Whist your aim orcna'
know they mast be hol: things
That fIom u roof SO sacred sh!ne,
Where sounds the bed, Of angel w:"ss:
And too:s,rr: echo all divine.
Thei. mysteries never sought,
Nor kearkened TO what Science tells,
For, 0! in childhood YVES taught
THAT God amids, them dwells.
The darkening woods, the falling trees,
Pho c.asshappers last feeble sound,
Tha flowers jus. waIeaed by tho breeze.
Allleavc the Stiffness more profound.
Thetwili!i.t takes deeper shade,
The dusky pathways b!Icke! grow:
AMI silence reigns in glen anl shade
All, al! is mute below.
And other eyes, as sweet as this,
Will close upon rs cain {. day,
And, shaking town the d@o? apyss,
VIII, IKE The last, be swept away;
Until eternity il gained,
That houniIess sea without shore,
That without linn" forever rci-ned,
And will, when times no more.
Now na,crs sinks If 500 erase,
4 living sem5iancs Of :hc grave;
The dew steals noiseless or the rose,
Til, boGghs have almost ceased 10 wave
Tho ,lcn, sly, the sleeping earth,
Tree mountain, stream, the humble soo'
All tell from whom they had tneir birth,
AiIrrv - EeEu!l n Goi.'
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EpiEoss's EoEses'y Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

DRAWING Of C rand Consolidated Lottery Class No. AZ
= - II % 81 81 ID j?
Drawing Of Virginia Stale Lottery Gas No. >:
81 30 81 - lG 10 43 l 40 "a IS
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embrace this opportunity to renew to you Hlr Act
ing Secretary of State the Of my most o!s
.;rrushcd ccnsidsratinn:. .-..,.
MANUEL Z. DE GOROSIlLA.
IL the Hon. AsB-EY DicKISs,
Acting Secretary Of STATE Of the United STATES
TCoNCLuDED IS NENT
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No. 46.--r. Forsyth TO Mr.. Goros,i=a.
oET Nix MENT OF Of AI E,
" nShin I1.nn Suutn,L. On 20

Washington, September 20, 1886
The undersigned, Secretary Of State Of The u States
has the homer 10 ecknow ledge the recent Of the note Of
Mr. Gorostiza, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Flo.
npoten,iary Of the Mexican Republic, Of the 18th inst
complaining of the conduct of the collector Of York
in permitting vessel under the Texan ag to cnter iba
port and expressing The hope that the U. States will DO
clare their ports 10 be closed against the vessels Of Tho
Texans, and will not admit Them The rights of be;,ro
rents OF the territory which is the theatre of war in
reply the undersigned has the honor 10 observe that The
course pursued BY the collector of New York in decn
ing to exclude the vessel in question, which bore flag
allered5t be tina: Of Texas, and the commander Of
whfch exhbi,eda commission purporting 10 be from the
President of that country or TO seize otherwise mo-
lesther after she had entered, in accordance with
Hhe principles and practice which have been invariably
observed by this Government, from the frs, breakur
of the revolution among the Spanish provinces on
This continent TO the present time. There is nothing
contradictory of this position in the passage which ME-
Gorosza has quoted from the message of Mr. Monroe,
then President Of the United States 10 Congress- of the
9Th of March, 1922 when properly understood and con-
strued in connection with the antecedent acts and de-
clarations of the Executive.
It obvious that the exclusion Of the vessels of the
.one party from the ports of the u States and the adn;s
sion of those Of the other; would be inconsistent with
an impartial ncutra and yet the President in the same
message from which MIR. Gorostza has quoted, states
that "throngh the whole Of this contest the United
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscribers having en-.
: i tered into copartncFshp, under the firm and style
Of William w. DabnrY x Co.. have taken the store On
Shockoc Hi; recently occupied by the la:e frcGrrck
Jude where they have opened general aud vel! So
Iec.cd assortment OF GrocertSThey respectfully soil
cit the patronage Of Tie patrons of the late Frederick
Jude, their friends, and The public generally.
WILLIAM W. DABNEY,
W. GODUlN.
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EIOR Sale. at the Richmond Enquirer Office. john
T. s; Durants best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (watTancd,) at fair, moderate prices
o 4 constant supply Kept hand to SUI. the seasons,
pnd crsry disposition sho17n 10 obgs distant Praers
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CouTIssIoSERs OrFICE,

buckingham {. IT.. NOV. TT lou J
The parties interested in the above order, will please
take ncice that have appointed WEDassoAr, the 18th
day Of January next to the aceouns and state
mtnls required by said order, at which time ;hey re-
CURED to attend ny Office. at the Courthouse, with
tie necessary papers, evidence, &c.
Dec 6 TGl-wiwl ROBERT HILL, u. {.
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y-Es.c5s,;a State LOTTERY, alHss.s $,

70 be drawn at Alexandra, Saturday, the 'ih Lee
II seldom that so many rich prizes are embraced N
one scheme viz grand capital of $40,O10. OF ohV,
Of 1000 Of 5000, Of 2,oo0, Of POO and 100 OF
! .GjO-'fickets Sl0, shares in proportion.
certificate of package Of 3 whole tickets IN ms
attractive scheme may be had for :lI0-Fackages CT
halves and quarters in proportion.
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IL Planters uhO tcish u cmt4raic 10 .Iiss'ssI.L

VALUABLE PLANTATIONS rr &'f-Ih1 5l'r,'.''. u coz
sequence Of TIE death oi Ia, a':""r I", g. I'"r' " ;
io. sale n:I Plantation and Nrr ~ l&io9 c""i.. i@' tall
from cu!pn. ai! knu~G H. TIE .I:D!LhI ?rit'g'' EgA'
choice !.i.!. sell supple ST.. ''- 1859
b. r AVID alt susceptible cu'iy ..oA'"'u - N""" ' .
az Of i" best descriptions. ul w.:h e. t" - "'- a.
tugr.hpr Wi;h hoses. u'. t'., vI-N"' '',"
cor. a!. r,..,cI a:ii.ivm iyr rl"ta"". El. " ' H.! u
VA, f.rc, 81 which 90 "Ec 81 gte 'ri " r''- '-
Oa tn l., r"rc dwelling! "Cc aHt oG '"!i...' " r'
scaut iron. the :a, GOO! G"a''. good sa "i' '"' " 80
it, aid press, and IS "i: G 10 1G" !of az g. Us
fall TIE bricks :y M!..gI ima!" aGd tac c"acht rt ri
tIc .2o ~ the property /, la:sc WI rh! ' ~" ~
;,on. ii necessary Ga"C. tie N"sn on' :''o
20 20 - hands ll--aGd !r Southern u"', Jt '" IVA
H. Improvement. and 10 10 - hands, when WI 49, @. r
timber anG SPRINGS, and .r-"e car" =! ZOO! 'tr - "
SrsSiol will .i"cG wien the exc? .4;:";'G w. l "
puTciJI" knnw the t"fn b. lying '''' .'
G. no.: ra.oI: FraUcI.t Tuner. on the r:cr. i"i"
mra C.,oU: VIM 'iauey, #"aI Vernon; h'th.,. j. l.! .
Tck. .rfs JOHN =. Turner X Co." =! VI 'ue"s"'' h"!' "
Co.. New Orleans, and the subscr:.gr - ,Itt"r': ,.
WILLIAM FERhilAF
y. T. There is lla cough c1en and i'' VIA" the ..' r
clear tbs "inc!, 10! 100 I-J na to Ie'e H'! c!oP - 80
:, -, -
September y 4--'''i"
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Es Ar"AHANNOCK AChDEHl--lEi- institution |. ,,, !
Ia the 10Th day January Gf"r IT." su'Tii i q" -;
Charl-: a. Lewis Principal, .dc BY c'rp"i' Mt 49,! Improve
ASSISTANTS. The luug cxPcrnc" Of MI l"vi; IL ''r mt "
;nu and lis Comy-t"arc ,h, tsk veil a''"'c 10y -, "
ih"r service il the iu ion, " RI AMPLE Pc' {" e i
iarilcctG advancement -; those "!H !: Ic c." ~ u '
Tl" Course o: Obstruction viz '1sce al the h': % -'
E. .li,h EiUcnlicn embracing H'ar! s"soi"| Tie a
Fc:cl+n st surveying, HaiAe"tc', ana It." i-." " dc"
Firncl. Languages.
The .lole expense this In,'m'"h in"'H"1 b., ia''',
Washing, &C, the cAcc,tou al Bed, Ic"iig "G "' "
be i2t cr io; and Gc.!!iG:, Il furnished, tie c"t-r " =
Il hn-l, that the enlightened 'Hi"HoGr' Ct ~
hoaEjuc.. Of he s:;,.aiio1 ana; rc 16ra,tag. Of -r
will Tie Institution continuance o TIA: 3'i i"
I,,,cr. ali".. 70 IT,. rq.i! .. VI. bore Car.'no
ill c ;h Of n.crInir. 80. at"r that I'm" !" Tue i.
icmr,,, joins H. EE!NAE.
IytsiIr.: Il EiTa # Hn''.
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.9ao'hcr neat Schemc to close lie fcir!
VEygjssS:a Stale lottery. no. =,
To be drawn ut Alexandria, Dec. 3ist.

10 be drawn 1t Alexandra, Dec. Iist
CApIrALs-S3O,0D0, 1000, G:0j0 1900: 1000. 1850,
% Of 900 each; % of 50O - Of 3JG, and 2OO OF 2U:
& c. Sc-Tic.ieiS S0-shaTes in proportion
4 certificate Of package Of who'll tickets, Will be
for $780, Of halves, quarters ard cg:ths, IN pro-
portion.
y B.-Certifcatcs Of packages in any Of the above
Lotteries, will he sold terms as accommodating as
those of any other vcnGcr in the city.
Tickets and shares in the above sl cndd Lotteries:
may be had, usua; il. every variety al Tie Lottery
Office Of GEO. W. D!AON:
Opposite Ike EGgIc Iiol
n. B.-Ocrs from the country, enclosing lie cash or
prize tickets will BE- promptly attended TO- j! addressed TO
GEO W. DIXON, Eichmc"d, Va.
Dac G0--u
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WDRlNTlNG ESTABLISHMENT FOR SAIf..-
Il In consequence Of the change necessary 10 - .,
made in the proprieorsp Of the Gcacon lHice ~ "'s
death Of Mn Asiburn, am induced .oo:er 70; sac W
interest Zone undivided third in that es!ao!!sne
Persons who may feel disposed to associate IN TIC T
ing business will thus have opportunity o. accom-
Plishing their views, as the interest Of -7tr s'!'
also offered for sale The terms will be moderate a.:
accommodating. Application will be made to NJ ',''
sona!iy or b. letter ..o,-
Dec - [Gi-w3%l HUGH B. GRlGS1!.
RTOTICE.-A Teacher, who can teach thoroughly
q the substantial branches Of good English Eha.-
ton find employment, with liberal salary BY W,
plying to the subscribers in Chesterfield coun'y-OIrs
who has had considerable yperence in teaching :Eo ~
preerred-and none needaPply without being we!e'?
any communication, directed 10 Plum Grove Pos;'o"c'
in which the applicant must state MS plan OF scs'o. H.
nagement, &c, will lie attended 10. ,.,.c<..,
RICHARD ELAN.
December 8 O2-"""
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MAGNIFICENT CAPITALS.

S4O,UiIl. T., JUG, .UOU and IUU OF SI'V0:
Tickets and shares entire packages in Tie following
r,lenLid schemes. will be furnished at ..-,
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wMTANTED, for the ensuing year, an noncSl' :
wv capable Male House Servant. LEsn:ss' =. .
male, to attend to Chambers and Wash En9ni'e j
Office.
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AtORN MEAL-lTe shall keep constantly on ha' .i
u lt orr Mills supply Of fresh gronnc corn "'rI'
made from sound white corn, for sale at the loves" ~ '
ket price. I. }. CHEfAL!.iI
Nov. II. 'i-~"".
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10. 52.-.Vr. Gorosli=a to .Ir FOrsyh-(spanish)
No. SO -TTRAssLATIoS or No. 12.
LrCATIuS EXTRAORDINARY OF ME%Ico,


Washington, Sept. %, 1886.
Tho rpdersgncd when he called the attention Of the
Hon. hn FORSYTH Secretary OF State of the L. $, 10
the enlistment Of volunteers for Texas in which Gen
Dunap IS now engaged in the Slate O: Tennessee, not
on bore in mind TIE recent notice to which he alluded
., that time bot also recoeced that lie had not long
before read letter from Gen. Houston TO the said Dun
lap which undoubtedly referred TO the same enlistment,
md which, at least lett doubt rs TO the 1tzan re!a
tons listing between the two Generals. This lctle.
was published in the Commercial Advertiser OF y. Or
leans Of Jolly Oh! copied IN ali the papers Of Tie
Un,nn and has been disavowed by none.
The undersigned is indeed we'll aware that many state
nens daily appcar in the public prints, which
trly w!ti,!rl iDundutiOn that the Department o! Stat"
can. notice heln but the Secretary OF State Hnsl on
his part also know that there many places III Tie
United States in which the friends OF Texas no" IN
rinrng the laws 10 the injury of Mexico, that the ua-
drrsiened cannot possibly keep agents in each o! them
for the purpose of Genouncng such persons 10 the re-
sDecrc Authorities; and that, consequently. the unGer-
sisacd cannot neglect the sg accounts which lie re-
ceves from the press, without running The risk Of falling
in the Performance o.. one Of his principal duties
The Department Of State may hereafter determine
with greater probability Of assurance. whether the UNI
Gcrsirnrd has has cause for uarn and may also
al present act according to lis c"nricon and con-
science.
The undersigned ayails himself Of this opportunity 10
renew 10 the honorable Secretary OF State the assurances
OF lis most distinguished consideration.
NJ. Z. De GOROSTlZA.