The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-04


may be convenient for both parties The undersigned
his exceency the Minister OF Foreign Affairs the
surances of his most distinguished consideration
TAcupAYA, August 25, 1877.
PALACE, &c, August 26, 1S47.
The undersigned, Minister Foreign and Internal Affairs,
ton Of his excellepcy the President ad interim Of the
public the dated yesterday in which, in consequence
the troops Of the United States Don Nicholas rist the COM
missioner of the of that naon states that he Is
this republic concerning propositions of peace which he
to make and requests that an early day may
be fixed upon for the meeting at such place may be
deemed convenient for both parties
The undersigned has been directed by his exceency the
engaged in nominating, without delay, commissioners 70
hear the propositions which Mr. Tris may think proper to
noon the of Azcapozaco intermediate point
between the points occupied by the forces Of the respective
convenient to Mr. ris to whom the undersigned tenders
the assurances OF his distinguished consideration;
To Don NICHOLAS TRrsr, &c. &c. SC.
TAcUBAyA, August rs, lS47.
This Undersigned commissioner Of the United States of
Ame has the honor acknowledge the dated this
day of his excelency Nj Pacheco Minister Of Foreign
ers on the part of Mexico will proceed tomorrow, at
O'Clock in the afternoons to treat with him at the town of
Azcapozaico lift should not be nconvenient to the under
signed TO have the meeting take place there il being
Intermediate point between those occupied by the respec
tive forces OF the two nations
The undersigned has the honor state in reply that he
accepts with pleasure this nviaon in the confident hope
that this first Interview will be promptly followed by sat
isaotory adjustment of all the differences between the
ter republics
He renews to Mr. Pacheoo the of his dis,in
gushed consideration. .Hf
NJ p. TRIST.
To his Excellency Don j. r. PAcHEco, &C., &C., &C.
Decision Of has ereeney the President a meeting of the
ministers, August %, 1877.
The arnstce suggested by the enemys general having
been agreed upon, and being requisite nominate COM
missoncrs the part of the Mexican hear
(nothng more) the propositions OF peace which the
missioner of the United States may desire make in the
of his government, the deputy and general Don Jose
Joaquin de Herrera the Justice Of the Supreme Court Don
Antonio dc Monjadn, and Don Antonio Garay have been
nominated and the necessary communications be
notify ing them II o'clock the office
Of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and repair thence with
the minister the residence of the President in order to
receive the instructions agreed upon meeting OF the
ministers
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs will draw up
dun, which the commissioners will carry with them, and
which viii be placed their hands by the President This
hn be confined describing 10 them their mission
which, for the present is other than 10 hear the popo'
ons Of peace which the government OF the United States
offers make the Mexican government and Immediate
y the latter the contents of them, in order
that after due examination OF them, the President may,
with his ministers decide what Is proper and the
eminent will reserve until then the sufficient instructions
which may give the said commissioners for entering on
the prolminaes Of the negotiations during which, they
consult the government through the Minister OF For
egn Affairs, such points rs they may deem necessary