The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10
Interesting fGoa .Iicxico
The NEW TkkATIES.

Ftu- DAYS late: news from Mexico Is received,
By an arrival al NeE Orleans, which brought City
of Mexico pape-s TO the Il alt The Mexican
Extraordinary publishes the treaties lately nego
rated with that Government by United States
Minister Forsyth, and sent on to WaahiDgton-
They are five IL number
The FIST tresty provides for the establishment Of
i.son for the examination Of sli Claims Of the
c!tixaus Of both Republics aSalns' tne zoVeInn Mt
of either excepting the American CLAIMS provided
far BIZ Mexico b. tr aty Of Gu2dalupe hida go
The question OF Mexican ciaims against the Timed
States by reason Of The Indian dep1edstops upon
the frontier, and coniOTmab'y to tbs II aTtci9 VI
tine treaty Of Guadalupe, beng point IL discussion
between the TWO Republics, viii be submitted 20
the arbitration Of the Emperor Of the french 1.-THE
decision be fdvoEable TO Mexico ths Claims Will be
bsoukht before the Commls en-
The Commission wi be composed Of four
beers and TWO SecIe sEles n,med b the two Govern
nsn.s who will haY- the power 10 eject NTH mem
ber no will arbitrator, and decide aii qUes
lions upon which ihr fOu. fist members dider
The lecond treaty one Of reciprocity, establishes
the dom Of tTSae CsItslr article InerCs
enumerated the te.!l.ory and iIonIlef rivers Of
the two Iepublics hut to the exclusion OF the Ines
on tue caast his treaty is hassd uion the prnci-
pies the pIocity treaty between the u.
and Canada
The third treaty is postal treaty, for the esab-
l.shmeut Of wee&Iy line Of mai! steamers. This
line will be supported by the two GOVERNMENTS
viii touch at eli tbs potts Of he couatIes in the
Calf OF Mexico, from Mo 2ile 10 eiss
The fourth treaty mas Lns Character OF q general
convention, and stipuates. among other thlEgs, for
ths renewal of the treaty of commerce between the
two Rel ubcsin 1851, which has expiled By liuita-
ton.
The fifth treaty provides fur the loan Of fifteen nil
lions of dollars to the Hexcen Government, at four
per c mt per sum. Seven Millions are secuy-d uy
the surrender of the Mexican to the United
sia.es to the perfect satisfaction Of principal and
lD.eTes..
Three millions will be returned IN the treasury Of
lls United States for the payment Of claims recog
nizad By the mixed commission. II this BIS
more than sufficient for tha5 purpose, tbs BALANCE
viii paid to Mexic and if IL be not sufficient for
the pawn ct of these claims, the Mexican govern
Ieut viii pay the difference. Tins sum viii boar
interest iii from the treasury, fox the benefit
Of the creditors whether MeXicap or American.
-Four millions are desi gEed for the extraction OF
the de bit due to England
The remaining ShL millions 10 be PAL ia cash
10 Mexico secured by the surrender ct 20 per cent
Of the Mexica revenues on all Andz Of IN aoria and
ex ports with ii exception u European Gotten fla
RIGS whether by MeXcsn American ships Tae
per cent. viii be carried t. tbs credit Of tbs
porter or importer, the case may be, ara TO the
de bit Of the INN States the amount Of the eiaht
millions Of dolia!s This sgraI viii JDtInue
in effect until til tbs reimbursement Of the whale
with interest
1t is said in Mexico thst the British Charge tdes
fl Tres has protested in the name Of mis- goae!E-
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