Navy DEPARTMENT. August Il. 1916.
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60, on reaching the eacinc. your hrsi duty wili
he to ascertain these orders have been carried into
effect If not You will take immediate possession OF
Upper California especially Of the three ports OF san
Francisco Monterey and San Diego thssf the treaty
OF peace shall be nsde the basis OF the M ptssde,
il NAV leave Californs to The United States


The relations to be maintained with the people OF Up
per California are 10 be friendly possible The dss
OF the United States must be raised but under Il the
people are to be allowed much liberty OF SesfSoyern-
ment as is consisten, with the general occupation OF the
country by the United States You as Commandments
Chief OF the squadron may exercise the right to inter
die, the entrance of any vessel articles that would be
uniavo-able 10 our in the war into any OF the
enemy's ports which you may occupy Win tais eN'
ception all United States vessels and merchandise must
be allowed by the local authorities o the ports of which
you take possession snd go tree OF duty bat
on foreign vessels and goods reasonable duties may De
imposed collected and disposed Of by tie local suhor
tics under your general superintendeIlcs'.


Com ". + SARby7cl. GRO SANChor 1.


We have taken only those portions OF this voluni-
nioas correspondence which relate 10 the instruc.
tons given to the I. S officers IN Mexico ana the
Pacific concerning the establishment Of civil Gov
ernments therein.