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October 26, 1896
SIR The undersigned, foreign merchants established in
this port of San Juan Baua de Tabasco in consequence of
the very injury suffered in part of their property by
the firing this city yesterday afternoon take the liberty,
neura the present differences between the United States
and Mexico and in friendly relations with the former Power
represent that continuance OF similar destruction OF their
property will lead to their ultimate ruin.


We are induced address this communication to you it
being affirmed that unless the military force here surrendered
this city up you, you felt your duty to continue host
ties reducing the city to runsa hard case, indeed,
for the parties who have the honor of addressing you
almost the whole of the place being in their hands
and who condng in the protection afforded to subjects OF
foreign nations Matamoros and in the march of the Uni
ted army up Monterey and in the declaration of the
Commodore commanding the United States squadron oV
Cruz have prepared for such have threat
cned to adopt to reduce this place.


We thus beg most respectfully to call your attention
position, and the positive ruin shall suffer should this city
destroyed trusting you may have in your power take
the favorable considerations and mitigate such
very disastrous results to several interests
We have the honor to be- your very obedent humble
servants LABACH 81 CO.


WATSON, CHABOT & CO.


British merchants.


RODRIGUEZ Y CR.,


ASENCIO DE ASAGAN,


PUTIEWOZ SACERDRUMIN LA,
MANI. R. SOLET,


Commentaries Espanol.


ARRUEGON ID. JON GODAY,


MANI. r. SOLET.