Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-11
VOLUME XXXVI.---No. 10.

aVouaOie Celdy DETERMINATION snail De maze KNOWN
to you as | shall receive it,
Your specification OF those causes Of complaint Of tho
u 5. against Mexico which provided for by the
convention of the 10th instant, entirely correct.
The cases numbered 49, 49, a. A. 4S 49, 81 and S. in
The statement accompanying my report to the President
OF the I'd Of December last believed 10 be all that in
vove points not supposed 10 admit OF arbitration com.
promise.
President in reference TO Mr. Gorosza ID just have
to inform you, however, that although this Government
cannot accredit diplomatic agent 10 yours until that
PREPARATION shall be made whenever il is made, notwth
sandng The residue Of the matters in dispute should not
Se finally disposed of by your Cove there would
be hesitation in accrediting it diplomatic agent of
the u for hope could then be confidently INDUCED
OF satisfactory accommodation all points by future
concialory and friendly discussions, either at Mexico
or Washington
pray you TO be assured that it gives me pleasure 10
answer all your inquiries having for their object correct
understanding Of the views and intentions the United
States and that shall consider application trouble
some or out of place. intended to- restore the relations
between Governments 10 that friendly state which
is essential to the interests, and, hope confomab6 10
the sincere desire of both.
With renewed offerings Of my high consideration,
have the honor TO be, yours, &c.
J. FORSYTH.
Senor Don FRANCISCO PrzARRo Martinez.
Mr.. Forsyth to Mr. Martinez.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington September %, 1888.
Sir-Havlng submitted to the President your letters
OF the third and tenth instant, respecting the adjust.
of the remaining OF difference between
respective Governments, hasten 10 communicate TO
you, by his direction the result Of his deliberations upon
them.
The President duly appreciates the motives by which
the Government Of Mexico has been actuated in urging
the adjustment Of all causes Of dispute between the two
countries, and fully reciprocaes the desire that nothing
should stand in the way of the establishment OF the
most friendly intercourse between them He is, there.
FORE anxious to avail himself of every practicable mode
Of attaining that desirable object but still adheres 10 HIS
conviction that the causes OF difference referred TO do
mol admit of compromise or arbilrston The President
would have come 10 conclusion with great pain, II no
i not been equally convinced that they are suscepli-
ne Of easy ad usmen by The parties themselves espe-
tally os the u do not expect from Mexico any other
mode Of reparaon than such as were The position OF
he parties reversed they would cheerfuy accord TO her
Government.
| take this opportunity 10 offer 10 you, Sir, The re.
aewed assurance of my very high consideration
FORSYTH.
Senior Don FRAscIsco PzAREo MARrHEz.
Mr. MARTINEZ to Mr.. Forsyth.
MExicAs LEGATION,
Washington, Oct. "a, 1893.
Sir: have received the mole which you did me tho
honor TO address 10 the gid ultimo, communcat.
ing 10 the resolution Of his Exce!lency the Presi.
Dent taken, after examination of what submitted 10
your Department tho Sd and 10Th of the last month,
respecting the settlement Of all the difficulties now ex.
strg between respective Governments, by means
If III. arbitration of his Majesty The King Of Prussia.
see that your Exceency sill! adleres to your former
conviction that these differences do not admit OF com.
promise arbitration; and therefore can only cnirfat
you give the order which you had The kindness
10 offer Tor the passage Of the courier whom am
about TO send with the convention of the lOth and
other documents relating TO the negotiation under my
charge in some vessel of war Of the u 5 from New
Orleans TO Tnmpco Vera Cruz Should you also de-
send any thing to Mexico by the same conduct,
, will take the utmost pleasure in forwarding IT,
remain &c
FRANCISCO pIZARRO MARTINEZ.
Hon. JOHN FoRsYTH, Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Jones 10 Mr. Forsyth.
CONSULATE or THE y. S.,
Mexico, Dec 81, 1888.
On visit TO the Minister Of Foreign Relations, yes
erday his Exceency Informed me that he was writing
friendly letter the President Of the States, and
another TO Mr. Forsyth and said he was about to lay tho
INVENTION entered into between the two Governments
before the Congress- and, If ratified, should request
If me to procure for ii CONVEYANCE 10 The BY one