New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
COMPLICATIONS WITH MEXICO.

PREPARATION TO BE DEMANDED FOR THE RAIDS INTO
TEXAS FROM MEXICO by TIE UNITED STATES
RESULTS OF TIE INVESTIGATION OF BORDER
TROUBLES BIZ A MEXICAN COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April As in previous
cases where iTjIries have been indicted on American
citizens by MeIicans, tbs Mexican Government will
socn haue brought It's attention by the Depart OF
State tue Of recently committed 10y invading Mex
leans on the Texas border vita such demands for repd
ration will satisfy national honor. The Mexican
Wow Of the depredatOns the border is thus stated
year ago Mr. Foster, u. g. Minister to liexco In an
official communication the Department OF State in
closing copy OF the report of the Mexican Commission
concerning ourIgcs the Ne xcau and Texas borders,
said the conclusion OF the Commission is that Though
robberes of cattle still frequently committed both
sides OF the Rio Grande the proportions of this crime
no much lie than In former years The exctem upon
thi, subject promoted for two or three years past by
residents OF the American border is attributable IN a
great measure to desire to involve the two republics
in war for purposes OF annexation. As practical
remedies tho Commission proposes the amendment Of
the penal laws OF Texas and Of tho frontier
states of Mexico, so "a to facilitate the con-
vlcton and punishment Of the criminals, ana
especially the revsion OF tho eXtradion treaty OF 1901
SO as to make it app,abe to all cases OF cattle stealing
and similar crimes the frontier. also TO the de-
serters from tho armies OF both Republics. 1t
calls attention TO the fact that many OF the
criminals live alternately and exercise Political
rights on both sides Of the frtn.ier 1t there
fore proposes who th1s exercise tho attributes
OF citizenship IN either Republic lie suDeced tn cue
effects Of the extradItIOn treaty on the cenanr or tie
authorities thereof. Bearing in mind that the capt Al
question involved was that OF inc lssHorthihors ol
bo the Commission took great pains 10 satisfy
itself as to their character. and rejected rs unworthy
Of credit many accusations made against citz3ns OF
Texas There remained however, several charges "f
completely rObperlrs ~ cattle MADE against persons
OF some prominence Texas by such number OF VII
ses OF different classes that the Commission deemed
them sufficiently proved Among the'o per'ons tsure
Aldermen, and the most Of them up
reared before tho American Border Commission
irSscnno cI inns against Mexico for hundreds taou
,nds Of dollars in each case The Commission. 10 Is
said rad in hands the report OF the United 81 ates
Border Commission, aud took some palms 10 fefute ite
@ neral concuson and especially to show the fasity
or unlimited extravaganza VI the principal claims.
ABANDONMENT Oh The SENATORIAL EXCURSION TO
MExICo-EiPOETASr DISPATCHES SENT FROM
TIE DEPARTMENT or STATE 70 Tie MEXICAN
GOVERNMENT.
NEw-ORLEAys, La, April 4.-Thc Senatorial
excursion to Ne xico has been abandoned Adyices from
Washington fear OF yellow fever and the illness Of
Mrs Morton are anon. tho causes alleged for tic
change which Is regarded as significant. Senator'S
Anthony, Cameron, Chandler. Dennis, aud PLtter-
SOD and Gen. MsVeigh and wife, sailed on the
Dispatch to-day for Cedar Keys ana cruise along the
Florida coast thence TO Atlantic port. senator
Marion IS detained at the ST. Charles Hotel account
OF tbs iluess Of Mrs. Morton, vino is improving. They
will probably go By rail to morrow.
Til. steamer Clty Of Havana sailed at noon
for Vera Cruz, having been detained several
hours for tho arrival or Important diS'
patches from Washington for the Mexican Government
Taonas A. scott, Mr.. Msckie " Phladc2hia; tho Hon
Vim. Wsltcr fhel2s oi Sew-Jtrscy. tNGov. jos, r..
hrown WIFE ANA scR; Bsn re,s{ fnSr o,
ana tho Hon. l.. l. Plume.