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We have been favored with two decrees of the Mexican Congress; the one dated 27th of February, 1885, and the other tte 18th of April of the same year. By inc for mer, the law exiling the family of the late Emperor lturbide, is repealed, and the con- tnuance of the pension which they enjoy is secured to them. By the latter, the million of dollars granted by the provisional junta, on the 2lst of February, 1922, to the same parsonage, as reward fer his extraordinary merit m accomplishing the independence of his country, will be given to his executors and heirs whenever and in whatever mode the condition of the Treasury will allow; and by it, also, the twenty square leagues granted at the same time as the foregoing sum, and deslgnated in Texas, will be giv- en to his executors and heirs within the ter ritories of New Mexico, or of Lower and Upper California, fthey cannot be assigned within the undisputed limits of Texas.

 Nut. Gaz,