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Mn. PHrsIpESr-I am happy to be able to announce to
your excellency, that the Mexican Government, after
having obtained the authorization Of the tw Chambers
OF Congress- has acceded to the four preliminary art
ces which the Secretary of State of Texas had RENTED
TO the charges des aares of France and England
your government and which these last had Transmitted
to and to the minister of H. b. NJ to be presented to
the executive power of Mexico.
The act of acceptation clothed with the necessary
forms will be handed by MIR Elliott to the Secretary
state of the Texan government and your cxcelcncy
will thence find yourself in situation 10 commits
sioners to negotiate with Mexico defnitiYe treaty
between Mexico and Texas.


The success which has crowned our efforts has only
been obtained by much management of susceptbiities
But should say that the dispositions of the executive
power have appeared doubtful to and that they
give the hope of solution proper TO satisfy the two
parties ard to assure their reciprocal wellbeing.
IT, i'll tha which must be given to this affair, l.
contribute the wise views and sound policy which
animate your exoeeney shall lend myself TO il with
much the zeal that relates TO the accomplish
men Of work useful to n, humanity and il the result
have taken OF the deeds for which may most
applaud myself in my diplomatic career
Receive, Mr.. President the assurances of the high
consideration with which am


Your exceency's very humble and


Most obedient servant


BARON ALLEYE CYpRry.
Mexico 2Oth May, ls45.
His ENcellency, Mr.. ANsoS JoSEs,


President OF the Republic of Texas, &C. &c.
The foregoing is translation of the original


STEPHEN Il. Ho,ir, Translator
Conditions preliminary 10 treaty e peace bet~een Mrco


and TeLas.
"a Mexico consents TO acknowledge the independence
Texas.


= Texas engages that she will stpuate in the treat,
not to herself become subject any country
whatever.


8 Limits and other conditions to be matter of arrange.
ment in the final treaty.


4. Texas will be willing to remit dispute points
spectng territory and other matters to the arbitration OF
umpires.


Done at Washington ION the Brazos) the 29th March
isi5. AsHBEL SMITH, t.. 81


Secretary Of State.


TRANsLATroS1
The undersigned, envoy extraordinary and minister
penpotenary OF his Majesty the KING the French and