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GENERAL GIBSON TO HEWITT
A Flat Contradiction by the Lou
isiana Member.
National Associated Press to the Star.

NATIONAL ASSOClnteu ITcSS I'd Iilc Slir.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The following is
Mr.. Randall Gibson's statement, com
menting on Mr. Hewitt's card of
i.le 10Th inst, in the New York
Sun, in which Mr.. Hewitt admits that
Messrs. Tucker and Gibson did not eX-
press the opinion attributed to them in re-
gard tc the power of the Vice President,
but stated that Mr. Gibson had in Paris
last summer told him that Mr.. Lamar had
entertained the opinion that the President
of the Senate had the right to count the
votes.
Mr.. Gibson denies this, as will be seen in
the following statement, and in converse
tion says that he has no recollection of any
conversation at all with Mr.. Hewitt in Paris
on this subject The following is the
statement:
'Mr Hewitt has evidently fallen into an
error in his note of the 10Th to the New
York Sun. | do not remember to have
spoken with him on this subject of the
conference at his residence on December
3d. 1876, which | have always regarded
as of a highly confidential character, but if
| have he surely mistook the purport of my
remarks. | could not have ascribed to any
Southcrner there the opinion that the
Vice President has, under the Constitution,
the power to count and declare the Electo-
raj vote. Various suggestions were made
of the possible phases that might
arise in the coming discussions,
but no opinion was expressed that
the Vice President had the Constitutional
right to count the votes Mr.. Hewitt may
have misunderstood some allusion to
these suggestions, purely hypotheti-
CAL for the fixed opinion of
some of our friends who were present.
Subsequent proceedings and debates show
that this was not the opinion Of Messrs,
Tucker, Lamar and myself"
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"IYGoMAR" GIVEN THE L1E.-Last night
Col. Lewis Selby attended the thcater. lie
took his usual scat, near the orchestra, and
was in his chronic state of ncbriety. When
"Ingomar" called "Parthenia' Miss Ander-
sony slave, Col Selby arose from his seat,
and gazing for few seconds at "lngomar,,, ,,
the barbarian, exclaimed, You're liar. y
Col. Selby was visited by the ushers and
requested not to give way to his emotions
or express his feelings audibly. Col. Selby
saw but the romantic aspect of the matter,
but he could not brook the idea of bar.
baran chief of the fierce German tribe call
ing Il beautiful Greek girl slave. "-[Mcm'
phis Appeal
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Board of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session, all the
members present and President Bell in the
chair
The several contractors for street repairs
were ordered to proceed at once to repair
crossings and other portions of the streets
The Engineer was directed to prepare a
plan and estimate cost for stone arch cul-
bert at Westwood avenue and South-branch
Lickrun.
Warsaw Pike was ordered cleaned and re-
paired from German street to the corpora
ton line.
The Committee on Street Repairs was
directed to contract with Major Morgan
Superintendent of the Work house, for
three hundred perch of broken stone.
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made was that, owing to the publication of
prejudice had been excited in the minds
of the community against the defendants.
Prosecutor Johnson, however, Offset this
argument and the aiidavits by bringing
into Court sixty atiidavits, collected from
all parts of the county setting forth that
there was no prejudice and that the defend
ants could get as fair and impartial trial
in Wayne County as anywhere else. Judge
Kibbey reserved his decision, but the gem
eral opinion is that no change will be
granted.
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FOREIGN.
Prospects of Peace Still Brighten
National Associated Press to the Star.


PRINCE BIsMARcK's ANNOUNCEMENT.
BERLIN, Feb. 19.-Princc Bismarck, an
swcring the Interpretation in the German
Parliament, said he could see nothing in
peace prcliminarics that was likely to pro-
duce war between Russia on the one side
and England or Austria Oh the other. Ger
many, he said, repudiated the role of Euro
pcan arbiter but would advocate an early
assembling of the Congress.
NO FURTHER PROGRESS.
LONDON, Feb 19.-In the House of Lords,
last night Lord Derby, Secretary for For
eign Affairs, i'll answer to q question said
that no further progress had been made re-
garding the Conference.
DISPATCH FROM RUSSIA.
A dispatch had been received in refer
cnce to a possible advance of the Russians
upon Gallipolis, but it not having been
submitted to the Government he Was unable
as yet to read it.
MORE AMICABLE.
LONDON, Feb. 19-From the tenor of the
debate in Parliament last evening, it is con
cludcd that the relations between England
and Russia are becoming more amicable.
THE CzAR's DETERMINATION.
A Paris dispatch says: 1T is understood
that Russia has issued a circular informing
the Powers that she renOunced the Occupa-
ton of Constantinople, at the request OF
Emperor William"
AUSTRIA AND THE CONFERENCE
LONDON, Feb 19-Austria now implicitly
confdcs in Prince Bismarck, and is con
vinccd that the Congress will arrive at a So
luton in favor of her interests. Austria
suggested Baden Baden as the place for the
meeting of the Congress, so that Prince Bis
marck might preside.
NOT GOING TO LONDON.
The Correspondent authoritativcly denies
| that Baron Won Hoffman is going to Lon,
don.
THE FLEET.
Special dispatches from Gibraltar state
| that the Channel squadron has arrived there
FOR ENGLAND.
Lord Napier, of Magdala, will start fol
| England tomorrow.
AUsTRIAs INTEREST.
| VIENNA, Feb 19-In the Austrian Reich
strath to-day Prince Auerspcrg, Home Min,
lister, announcing the Interpolation, de-
clared that Austria will never consent tC
any modification of the limits of her power
in the East.
| THE ADVANCE UPON GALLIPOII
LONDON. Feb ia dispatch from St
Petersburg says Prince GortschakoH has
declared he will not advance upon Gallipoli
provided the British troops do not land.
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have bee
issued since our last report:
John II. Butenob and Lizzie Schmidt.
Jacob Loos and Lizzie Schirmer.
Louis Doll and Minnie Buschow.
Louis Fischer and Barbara Weigel.
Frank Stephenson and Emma Cox.
J. H. Ray and Mary E. Williamson.
L. l.. Robbins and Luella CASTLE.
F. Roettle and Kate Miller
N. Gunselman and Louisa Rapp.
John Jenkins and Alice Conley.
David r. Case and Louisa Grabel.
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National Associated Press to the STAR.
NEWPORT, r. l., Feb. 19.-An officer from
Fort Adams waited upon Col. d. L, Shep-
pcrd, of the United States Army, at
his residence in this city, and served an or
der of arrest upon him, and also notice of a
court-martial, which would be convened in
New York City Saturday next, to try him
on certain charges which, he was in
formed would be forthcoming in few
1ayS
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National ANOCAttU FTtSS 10 E1t SlHT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.-The French Min
lister here denied this morning the reports
and published statements that there is a
probability of a postponement of the Paris
Exposition, on account of the European
perplexities, or that he is expecting dis
patches from his Government to that
effect
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Deakh Record,

The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:
Infant Haloscher, stiIl-born, city.
Bridget Ryan "A yrs, Ireland,
Ann Meyer, yr, city.
Infants Vogt Twins, hrs, city.
Catherine Lett, SO yrs, Germany.
Anna Delaney, 4 mos, city.
Alice Mahan, &C yrs Ireland.
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Ma mniOth Steamshi p-The MaSSa-
chusetts Insurance Companies.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BosroN, Feb. 19.-The mammoth steam
ship Hooper, the largest vessel i'll the world,
except the Great Eastern, arrived here yes
terday afternoon, to load with grain.
From the forthcoming report of the in
surance company of this State, it appears
that the standing Of the tifty-seven mutual
fire insurance companies of the State is as
follows: cash assets, So, 724, 4SO; premium
notes, SO, 150,617; liabilities, including un-
earned premiums, ,sS5,976; surplus
$2,S3S,737.
The Mutual Marine and Fire Marine In
surance Companies, eight in number, show
as follows: Guarantee fund, Sl,78S, 800;
gross assets, "a, 245, 1885, liabilities, including
unearncd premiums, $976,953; surplus, as
regards policy holders, So, ,26S, 2o5
The standing Of the twenty-five joint
stock insurance companies is as follows:
Cash capital, $7,2l7, 600; gross assets $l3,-
1875, ,737; liabilities including unearned pre-
miums $3, ,602, ,SG6; surplus, $S,629, l30.
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Heavy Failure.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MONTREAL, Feb. l9-Another heavy fail
ure has occurred here, the firm of Desmar-
teau & Croies, real estate operators, being
attached. Their liabilities are estimated at
from $3.50, 600 to 100000. Their assets are
nominally greater but are in deprecated
lands.
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Third Edition
National Associated Press to the Star.
FreSflnheIA,s Freaks.

National ASsOcntcd PresS 70 tne sur.
PRINCETON, N. j., Feb. ia serious
affray occurred last night between two so
phomorcs and eight freshmen at Prince
ton College in which Mr. Atterbury, one of
the sophomores, was dangerously shot in
the thigh. The trouble arose from the
freshmen entering the sophomores' room,
binding the latter to chairs and shaving
their heads Great excitement prevails.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-19
Full Crop Of Ice.

National Associated Press to the STAR.
PouGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Feb. 10. All
doubts of full crop of ice on the Hudson
are dispelled, and it is conceded that the
harvest will be all excellent one.
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RICHMOND, IND, Feb. 19.-The case of
Miner, brought here from Randolph
County on change of venue was yester-
day, at the request of all parties, sent back
to Randolph. II will be remembered that
some months ago Miner and another man
named Mundane were arrested for raping
an old lady near Winchester. Mundane
ga.. bail and skipped, but was arrested in
Missouri and brought back Miner will
! obtain several months delay by this process,
and will probably break Jail before the case
comes up
The case of Forkner and Hustled, charged
with committing rape upon Miss Vannc-
man. after getting her drunk, mention OF
which has been made here before, came up
Yesterday on argument for change Of
venue The defense filed affidavits, most
of which were by the attorneys, as several
have been retained, and the special plea
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NEW YORK CITY.
The Late Pope.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Feb 19-Requiem mass for
the late Pope was celebrated yesterday at
st. AIMS Church. The interior OF the
building was drapcd in mourning. On the
top of the catafalque was q large golden
urn and cross, and at either corner of the
canopy were massive golden candelabra,
each holding six lighted wax tapers. Rev.
Father Lynch was the celebrant. At the
close of mass Father Preston delivered a
eulogy on the dead Pope. After the cere-
mony the bell of the church was tolled
until noon.
End of the Hicks-LOrd Case.
The writ de lunatico inquirendo, which
was called forth by the sons of Thomas
Lord, owing mainly to the marriage of
their father with widow Hicks, was vacated
yesterday, and henceforth the old gentle
lawyer says that the compromise was eff
fccted late Saturday night between Mr..
Lord and his sons Mr.. Lord has conveyed
large amount of personal property and
real estate to Messrs Henry Day and Clar-
ence A. Seward, AS trustees, from the pro-
ceeds of which yearly income is provided,
not only for himself, but for all of his chill
dren. BY theterms of compromise sat
sfactory provision is made for them after
his death, and so the matter is ended.
Steamship EurmeG.
The steamship City ofDallas, of Mallory s
Florida Line Of steamers, was yesterday eve
ming destroyed by fire. She had arrived i'll
the afternoon from Fcrdinando, and at q
o'clock, when the fire was first discovered,
there were four hundred and eighty bales of
the five hundred bales of cotton she had
brought still in the hold. Quartermaster
Wallace and passenger smelled smoke,
and when they opened the door OF 'hc en-
gine-room flames and smoke burst forth.
The vessel had to be filled with water,which
was pumped into her by eleven engines and
four fire boats.
The hull was saved but the cargo is a total
loss. Loss on vessel is about $50, GOO, and
on cargo about $4,000. The City OF Dallas,
which is owned by c. II. Mallory, was con.
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Cardinal McCIOSkeY.

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 19-The steamship
City of New York from New York Febru-
ary 9th, with Cardinal McCloskcy on board,
arrived at this port at 4:15 to-day
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National Associated Press to the Star.
PARIS, Feb. 19.-Thc first ballot for the
Papacy will be held to-day between 10 and
II o'clock. The only Cardinal who has not
arrived, or is not expected, is Cardinal
Godfoi BrOssais ST. Mare, who is ill.,
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The Courts.
UNITED STATES.


]. W. Gaf e Co. and other creditors filed
a petition against John Zimmerman asking
for an injunction and restraining order.
The plaintiffs allege that Lewis thinner
man. the son of the defendant. has for some
time past been inSolvcnt, and that since the
Insolvency he transferred to his father GER
tain property with the intent to defraud
his creditors
SUPERIOR
Hugh Campbell against r. H. Fcnton.
In this case, in which an order had hereto
fore been allowed, restraining the Treasurer
from collecting tax and penalty Oil $40
600 OF greenbacks, which it was alleged the
plaintiff had placed on special deposit in
the Lafayette Bank, the injunction was
made perpetual,
Charles Cregan, dismissed; E;
Andrew Ryan and Lizzie Wilson, SO each.
Disorderly Conduct-Lizzie Davis, $40;
Sallie Morris, $5; JOS. Nolan, dismissed.
Vagrancy - Annie Griffith and Lizzie
Davis, 5000 each; Lizzie Smith, Sarah
Wilson, Nellie Halfman, Minnie Halfman
Lucy Fletcher Minnie Wells, Mary Robin
son. Ellen Robinson, Belle Rodgers Annit
Williams Ella Belleville and Emma Will
son, 80 days each; Annie Brccn, 10 days;
Maggie Connolly, dismissed.
MiscelIaneous-Jane Hutchinson, keep
ing house of ill-famc continued till March
| 18th; Walter Dixon, maintaining nuis-
ance, continued to Feb. Goth; John Clark,
opening gate, $40; George Watkins and NJ.
Isair jumping on train, $40 cach Edward
Whitcomb, petit larceny, 30 days; JAS. Nc
Bride, same, 5000 and 80 days; NJ. Nugent,
same, dismissed; George Heels and John
Mailer, assault and battery, continued to
Feb Goth; Pat d. Pilman, carrying CON
cealed weapons, dismissed; Chas. {. Martin,
keeping place where Intoxicating liquors
are sold continued to February 25th; "artir
Timan, removing dead body without per
nit, S..
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PIXIES OPERA-HOUSE.

Three Nights and Wednesday Matinee, commenc-
ing MONDAY, February 18th, 1878,
BUFFALO BILL
And his Combination, in the New Drama written
by Maj. A S. Burt, U. s. A., entitled
MAY CODY, OR LOST AND Won.
Introducing the Mexican Trick Beuro, JACK CAss.
During the play BUFFALO BILL will exhibit
some marvellous shooting with the Rifle which has
distinguished him US the Greatest Marksinan i'll
the World.
Danites, Mormon War, Mountain Meadows Mas
Sacre, etc.
Matinee prices to all parts of the house, 25c,
PRICES AS USUAL.
Reserved seats to be had at Dobmeycr & New
halls Music Store, Saturday, February 10th.
fe16-4t JOSH L. OGDEN, Business Agent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

n T. D. naiee
Crowded hOuse-complete successful welcome
The return of the famed
HESS ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY,
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, February 10th, also
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings and Saturday
Matinee, in the reigning musical sensation,
THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY,
With the principal Stars OF the Company in the
cast.
Wednesday Matincc-VILLARS DRAGONS
Friday-BOHE GIRL.
Saturday Night-FRA DIAVOLO.
Secured seats at Hawey's, l64 Vine street, at
regular dramatic prices
Monday, February th-GENEVIEVE ROGERS.
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dress No. 81 Dalton avenue. fel92t"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTIST'S Manual of oil and water color paint
N ing, crayon drawing, &c. 5Oc of booksellers
or by mail. JESSE IfANEY u CO., 119 Nassau
street, New York.
CKETCHING FROM NATURE.-In pencil and
y water colors, and drawing and painting in col
Ored crayons; practical instructor illustrated, SOC
OF any bookseller or JESSE HANEY e. Co., 119
Nassau street. New York.
NTISS BRADDON'S new and thrilling story,
NI Thou Art the Man, 10c Valentine Vox, the
Vemtriloquist Zoe. Houdin, the Conjuror, 10c.
Mysteries of Paris, 2Oc Count of Monte Cristo,
zoe. Tom Cringle's Log, 20c. STANDARD Libra
Ty.'' of any bookseller or neWsdealer.
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FOR SALE.
MANIFESTATIONS.

VIZ TANTED-SlTUAT ATION-By a young man Of
w % Address I0l GeSt street, fCl9-2t"
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
FOR RENT--ROOMS.
FOR RENT.

VNOR RENT-HOUSE-Of II room, walnut finish
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AT 6 o'clock fire broke out in the boiler
room of the four-story brick building in
the rear of 412 East Second street, occupied
as cane factory. Damage to the stock
$1,000; to building, 5000 Insured i'll
La crónica., 1878-01-26
BAJA CALIFORNIA.

Ell NeWS de San Diego dice one
los Sres. Manasse, y Glastone estaD
de vuelta de la Baja California, bs.
biendo lido hasts San Rafael, y traen
noticias frescas de aquel territorio
Ell Gobernador y ell Sr. Villagrs.
ma habian lido a San Bernardo (
arregiar asuntos de terrenos y pen.
saban permanecer allf durante dig
dias, despues, de los cuales Villa.
grana vendra q San Diego con IA
mira de hacer Wage q la ciudai De
Mejico adonde residira en- 10 suce.
sivo.
Las minas de orc cerca de Nf
Hyde en- San Quintin siguen produ.
ciendo bien segun aseguran los Srss
Powers y Furlong que actualmente
las trabajaD.
NADIA de nuevo Sc dice del "Oses.
la" cuya perdida Sc anunci6 hacs
tempo.
Las lluvias han sidO sbundautes
en- TODD ell territorio de Ia frontea
norte de la Baja California hasts
San Rafael,y ell zacate Is tan bueno
que ell ganado esta gordo. En- el
lugar que lie pertenece a Pedro b.
dillo, ell Tia Juaua tenia IN pied e
profundidad haee pOcos dias. Sc
tienen noticias de Pedro BadillO: es-
ia bueno y gordo y piensa volyer
pronto.
Ell Sr. Leon estaba q punto de
saIir para ell Colorado adonde iba
arreglar aIgunos asuntos.
Los caminos por la Baja estan en-
buena condicion. En- San Rafael
hay escasez de comestibles a causs
de no haber llegado buques a Ense'
NADIA, y licores no hay de ningunS
clase,
La crónica., 1878-01-26

Ell Honorable Juez Ignacio Sc.
pdlveda,que ACADIA de presidir en- la
Corte del Sexto Distrito de Califor-
MIA en- representation del Juez Dem
son, ha sido objeto de muy envi-
diables cumplimientos que lie han
hecho en- Sacramento. Ell Record
Union, r~efiriendose a Ell, le dedica
estas amables frases {: ''El Juez Sc
pulveda es j0ven f; de ell dicen los
abogados de Sacramento que es
puntual, firme, afabIe y muy exac-
to. En- ell foro aquf Sc lie considera
como abogado entendido y hombre
capaz, y por su amabilidad Sc ha
captado la amistad de todos los ju-
riconsultos de esta ciudad. Dicen
estos que Sepulveda es hombre d
quien no afectan frases meramente
altisonantes, nj figuras r~etoricas, Y
que ell su propia Corte rara vez oye
IN argumento, exijiendo que la ma
yorfa de las causas civiles So lie pre-.
senten por documentacion.n AIDE
mas de este, ell colegio de Abogados
en- aquella Capital ce.ebr0 una reu-
MON especial o objeto de exten.
der al Sehor Sepulveda un vote de
admiration por ell acierto conque
ACADIA de presidir en- la Corte allf.
Fellcltamos q nuestro distinguish
amigo por este merecido reconoci-
miento de sus meritos que sc lie
hacs.
La crónica., 1878-01-26

Ell Doctor Don Ramon Contador
y Muhiz, Editor y Propietario de
Ell Eco de Ia Rdzd Latina, PERI6-
DIco UNIVERSAL que We la luz publ
ca en- San Francisco, nos anuncia
en- su dltimo n1mero que siente
1~uebrantada su preciosa salud, Y
nos dice que ~necesita descanso. Por
10 tanto Sc va a permitir no publ
car p~eri0dico en- IN dia de la sema-
IA. FL Sehor Contador tiene la
prudencia de oc~ultarnos ell NAL que
lie aqueja; pero a juzgar por los SIN
tomas debe ser hidrofobia 9 aberra-
cion mental. Personals que 10 20
nocen nos 10 pintan carliston furio-
so, despota, vano, intratable los
heehos corroboran esta opinion. Du-
rante ell corto tempo que, con CAPT
tai que tuvo la habilidad de sacar q
personals incautas, hacienda alarde
de IN acendrado patriotismo y otras
cosas que esta lejos de tener,
publica ell peri6dico modeLo de
California, como Ell por no
dejar de ser fatuo Sc cree, ha
renido con todos sus compafieros de
periodismo en- California, Sc ha Wis.,
to en- riesgo de ir d la carcel por in
sultar q una senora y ha cometido
otros desmaDes que nos hacen yer
ciertamente guebrantada su salud.
Hace pocos dias declamos que te
miamos irritable, por que teniendo
malas noticias de su caracter pre-
veiamos 10 que habia de suceder.
Acertamos. En- su dltimo numero
nos insulta soezmente. Ten mos
en- ell mismo San Francisco quien
tiene con nosotros la necesaria
amistad para tomar ell insulto como
propio y puede sin gran ~esfuerzo dar
ell corrective que merece al DOCTOR
zuelo que nos ocupa; pero como no
es ira 10 que podemos seutir hacia
IN loco desesperado preferimos te-
merle compassion.
La crónica., 1878-01-26

I'm colega nos dice que ell Consul
mejieano en- San Francisco, Sr. NJ.
G. Pritchard, ha hecho que Sc pu-
blique una ley que sc aprob0 en- Ne
jico en- 6 de Diciembre de 1877 y que
Sc refiere al Concrete entire Mejico
y los Estados Unidos. Ell Artfcula
Primero autoriza al Executive de la
Union para destinar la suma de Sc
senta mil pesos al abastecimiento
de los Estados de Sinaioa, Sonora,
Chihuahua, y ell Territorio de la
Baja California con los cereales mas
necesarios. Ell Artfculo Segundo
declara que pueden importaIse a
Sinaloa, Sonora, Chihuahua Y Baja
California, libre de derechus, ell
arroz, frijol, lentejas, harina, trigo,
manteca y pa.atas. Por dltimo, ell
Artfculo Tercero concede al Ejeeu-
two la facultad de regular las ope-
raciones de esta franquicia, fjando
ell tempo de su duracion y la can.
tidad de dichos artfculos que pueden
ser importados, y a la vez ell poder
de prohibir ell trasporte de dichos
artfculoa q otros Estados vecinos
sin pagan ell derecho regular de i'm
p%ortacioD.