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sges OF great weight, and at The same lime draw more
closely together the bonds OF peace and union which now
unite The Two heighborlng republics.
The undersigntd has the honor, with this motive, 10
feileiste 10 biz excesnry the minister penpolenaIy OF
The United States Of America ne assurances Of ne ds
To his exceleney ALFRED CosKLise.
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoiensiary
OF The United States OF America
LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES.
Mexico, February o. 1883.
The undersigned, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenpoenaiy OF The United States OF America, hastens
TO reply The which late hour last night he bad
the onor 10 receive from his exceency Mr.. Arroyo.
Minister ad interim OF Foreign Relations in which she
communicates to him the resolution, SO long delayed
which his exceilency the President OF the republic OF
Mexico has adopted, obedience 10 the law enacted
by the General Congress the ih OF May iast and 10
the call for proposals promulgated IN consequence hereo
the 29h of July OF the which bad lot ils
object the prompt construction oil a way OF coHmuihca-
ton ACROSS The isihmus OF Iebuanepec, IN ORDER 10
facilitate intercourse between the Atlantic ana racine
oceans. 80, i. -
immense inn oriance Of that noble Undertaking, he FULLY
cone us in the opinion expressed by ms excei'ency MI
Arroyo that this resolution cannon but be gratifying 10
The whole civilized world and fully informed, as The I'M
dersgned is, OF The many and almost insuperabe dncui-
lies which enyeloped this matter as also o. Inc patriotic
he roc spirit and mness and integrity OF intention with
which his excelency the President has encountered anu
finally overcome those difficulties, The undersigned can
not doubt that his exceeney has secured 10 himself the
meed gratitude OF his country, and The applause oil all
commercial nations.
The Undersigned will hasten to communicate to his
government the resolution and decree OF his exceilency
The President. and The time will have much pleas
ue, conforRiy with the invitation contained IN his
exceeDcy Mr. Afoyos noie, and win the instructions
he has in receiving from the government OF Mexico any
propositions which probably result as the under
signed enlerains alvey hope. in treaty adequate to
the exgences OF the and as such VIII secure me nap
py results SO eoquenty described by bis exceency Mr.
arroyo.
The undersigned has also the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of his exceencys note, which reached him
this morning. containing printed copies OF the decree in
question.
The Undersigned &c.
To his Excellency j. MIGUEL ARROYO.
Acting Minister OF Relations
Gstierrez Manuel Gonzalez de la Tore, and the engi
neer. Mr. John H. Williams, 10 proceed in it's name 10
Tehaanepec TO take possession OF the s'hnus and lay
out the plan carry their undertaking into effect The
supreme COVER lis part and Tor the said act has
appointed Brigad General Don lgnaco de Mora Vii
lami and The proper orders will consequently be given
the respective authorities OF Oalaea.
BOARD OF PUBLIC CREDIT.
Section l. By order of this board transmit to you the
enclosed notice. which you will be pleased TO have in
serted in your esteemed journal
have the honor be, with consideration and esteem,
BONIFACIO GUTIERREZ
Mes.rs EDIroRs of the "Boletin OfciaI.'
God aud liberty Mexico, February T. 1853
NOTICE.
Section In conformity with the directions OF the su.
preme government in the orders OF 27h and 3lst De.
ceser 1851 there have been paid The st and 23i OF
March, oil August 20h and 22d of September, 18th OF
Osober and 18th of November, 1884, and 25h OF Janu
the capital OF the internal teht recognised by the section
Of liquidation The close of December OF this the
dividends being announced to tie public with due promp
tude that The parties interested gh apply and re-
the said interest; but some not having presented
Themselves and the conclusion of The payment be ne Tor
this s, unfinished this Iuna has agreed TO pub
lsh the names OF the primitive creditors. with which
intent they mentioned ioot) that they or the
persons legally authorized, may apply 10 this same board
10 receive the interest above mentioned
Messrs Antonio Valdes Garlic. francisco de la Pena.
Antonio Rnmayor, Jesus Fuenies, Ana Car
rillo, Julian Juvera, Ana Maria Rvas, Luis
g Barreiro, Dolores Susa, Jose Maria lava.
IeIa, Antonio Maria Prlani. Euseibo Flores,
Manuel Hiialgo, Faac.co Robes, Francisco
Manuel Aree, lgnaeio hocnzuma, heirs OF
Don Jose Maria Aarcon, Ctrilo Tosa, Juana
Nunez joan VazconceIos
BoNlFAClo GUTIERREZ.
MEXICO, February 4, 1853
The gentleman who furnished the above translation
added The annexed relative 10 The power of Pres-
dent Cevallos 10 make an ifrevocabe contract:
President Cevaos became President OF Mexico con.
s,utionally by article Of the ns,iuon which pro-
vdes that the President elected by the people
longer able To fulfil the duties OF his office, then the
president OF HE Supreme Court OF Justice shall become
provisional President, OF the republic Thus was that
by the resignation and inability OF Gen hnsta, Senior Ce
vaos, being president oil the Supreme Court, became
provisional Presden OF Mexico Then il was, Also that
he became President al interim by election OF Con-
gres, voting by States in conformity TO another proyis
ion OF the constitution Thus Il happened that 5, nor Ce
yalos was twice consulienally President Again: he
became President de iaco" BY act Of the garrison OF
Mexico when they proclaimed the plan OF Jalisco"
it had been before BY nearly the whole county.
President Cevsos had full right 70 make the Tehuan;
iepec contract with A. c. Sloo and his associates, and
thereby bind the nstoa few days after President
Cevallos elected BY Congress, the latter gave him
"full powers dictate all that he may believe
conducive 10 the re.eslahll-hment Of the public peace
and 10 the prerg of the Integrity Of the NATIONAL terri
tory
Ii was thus, therefore, that, acting by these powers
which the revolution did not take from him, he bad
full right sign for the opening OF The 18TH
OF Tehuantepec, al the same lime carrying out the
law OF the Mexican Congress of May H. 1851. and the
copvoca,oria decree calling for bids, Of July goth Of
the same year
Ii il well known that, on this important question Of
Tehuanlepec 'he intguy of the national territory" OF
Mexico was threatened, and President Cevalos as pat
,oiic man. merely awaited himself OF his foil powers in
order prevent the dsmembetment OF Mexico, far
the matter rested with him. Thus also he bound the
Mexican nation forever to the opening OF the shmus OF
Tehuaniepec
Thus u The contract which the Mexican government,
through ITS authorized executive entered inio with A.
o. Sloo, esq and his associates binding upon The nation,
ou wholly iIrevocabe and Interchangeable, un IS by the
consent OF the parties concerned
IL cannot be revoked by change OF exec
utive head nor does require any sanction by any sue
ceed'ng Executive or Congress. President Cevaos was
Entrusted with the especial power which he has fo filed
est has been paid into the Mexican treasury and the
t,es already nut in fnll and peacea HE