THE MEXICAN INSTALMENT.
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The following article has appeared in recent
number of tho New York Express"


"Msricdn Indemnity. private letter,
iated Mexico, July 26. 1915. received by a gen.
.!eman in this city, we derive information that, on
the 3ls, uIt.. a motion was made in Congress 10
call on the Secretary Of the Treasury for writ
ten report on the subject Of the payment Of the
two missing instalments Of indemnity, which pro-
duced a very animated and lengthy dscussion.-
Mr.. Trgueros. the late Secretary Of the Treasu.
ry. and Mr.. Noss, the agent of the United States,
were handled most unCcremoHousy: nd the eX.
Minister Of the United States, Mr.. Shannon, was
likewise subjected 10 some critical romurhs. The
motion was finally carried BY vote to 81 10 2G;
and We are now likely to get possession Of all the
leading facts IN tins mysterious affair copy
of the report will be forwarded TO rs rs soon ns
practicable after Ii is made public in Mexico; and
we shall publish it for the Information Of the
claimants


The mystery may be cleared up by the propos-
cd investigation; but we can scarcely entertain a
doubt that the history which We have given of
this curious transaction, upon the authority OF
Gov. Shannon, will ultimately turn out to be COR
rect That the money had not been paid by the