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point; though much depends upon the de. cision of the General Congress, who may De said to hold the dogs of war in their leash, which will be let slip, by their declar- lng against the Clergy, when we may vanly look for return to peace and order. If, however, conciliatory course is pursued the present excitement may pass away, and tranquility he again restored.

 Translated from II Censor for the New. Orleans Courier.

 Proclamation of Ills Ercelleney Me Tice.

 President q the .Mericaa Republic.

 Inhabitants of the Federal City!--As soon as Government received news of tho publication ot General Arista, His Excel- lency the President was invited 10 cemc te the capitol, and resume the reins Q, the Supreme Government, where resources arc offered him to maintain the oaths which bind him to his native country.

 Meanwhile, Government has employed every means possible to preserve public tranquility. It was maintained: but a ni- quet of forty men, quartered in the barracks contagious to the palace, and fronting the University, fired upon detachment of go- vernment troops who sustained the attacls as became them, and, joined by the citizens. tney invested the barracks, and the traitors who were there quickly fled.

 Ihls scandal would have been ayoideds had 1t not been for the unjust nrcveeat;o,: offered to the soldiers of the country. fit was attended with misfortune, the accres- sors have all the blame. It is all ended now.

 Mexlcans!--Repose in the vigilance of Goyernment--in disregard for the rights of individuals.

 Preserve tranquilli observe order as you have done hitherto and as your Vice. President enjoins 1t uporfyou.

 VALENTIN GOMEZ FARIAS.

 Mexico, June ', ls33--at T o'clock in the evening.

 Mexicans.--I could wish upon this oca easion to address you under the feelings produced by the public achievements of Morelia and Chalcol How much regret to advert to the late occurrence at Ameca! Anow, my friends, that some thoughtless and evil mentioned military men, sbjuring ther oaths and most solemn promises, have withdrawn from the obedience to the goy@ ernment of the Union and from that which they owed to His Excellency the General presiding; they have formed tumultuous hostility, and proclaimed absolute power; they have trampled upon and outraged our laws most scandalously, and have put ar, end to the Constitution sanctioned and SUD- ported by the people.

 The General presiding has not authori- sed such scandalous perjury, and will cer- taiiiir show MexIcans and the world, that he knows and will fulfil his duty with honor and fr1nness.

 We will soon know all that has occurred; but In the mean time hatter myself fun. damentally of the ultimate success of jus. tlce and the laws.

 Soldiers!-Yoar swords and your honor ms.ntain that of this country, so often as- sailed, and prove once more that you are worthy of the confidence rcposed in you.

 Unite more and more closely with tho tpeople, making beyond doubt the public happiness your will, receive the blessings of your offspring and of posterity.

 VALENTIN GOMEZ FARIAS.

 Mexico, June ', 1883.

 