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sTHE MEXICAN INDEMNITT-S'nce Gov Snan- a,l non's arrival in this city, we ind the case or t'le Mexican indemnity to be just as we nave preso'he"' Mr Voss, our agent, had found ii impossible % to get the money the treasury ot the cap,'a'' as ne E nue was constantly anticipated for the army ana me domestic creditors before reaching it's central po'n Hr. Vuss therefore found it necessary to no "s did and take drafts the treasures oi 'ne uepa' ments which had just been arranged when MT ons", nnn arrived There was doubt, Ut inc ihe' "''', ~, he drafts would be speedily paid. aS the deslgh o' inc government was evidently fair. Mr. Voss ;e' ceipted for these bills payment the Mexican "'''' isIer announced the pa, mt nt and Mr shannon se'' home the announcement with his own end rsemen'' The drafts were handed 10 large house m the e,S of Mexico for collection; but the revolution hroAe out soon after, and all the money was seized mp"" for the army, and whoever could get Il hfst' hi' ls the only reason ~hy Ihe money was not rece'Veu As II is the rsiis are still in he hands of the agents of the United States, unsntisfed.

 | The Mexlcan government, however, instead o' re parding the money paid or themselves re'ease' 1 in any way by the transaction, count ihense"e douhly bound io pay. and will undoubtedly pay nes

 drafts, whatever may be dnne about the subseq"en

 instalmenls Washington Union.