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and difficulty, which nothing but American energy,
industry, and perseverance could have overcome-not
only unaded by Mexico but in despite the npedinens
caused by her interference. Instead them OF iawless
band OF they are assumed to be by the the
Of Mexico these invited colonists became in
few years, constituent portions oi one Of the members
OF the Mexican federation and since their separation,
have established wise and free institutions under the
influence which they have enjoyed peace and security
while their energy and industry protected by equal laws
have widely extended the limits Of cultivation and i'm.
provement 1t such people, living under such insti
uons successfully resisting all attacks from the period
OF their separation nine years ago, and who have been
recognised and admitted into the family of nations that
Mexico has undertaken 70 regsrd as lawltss banditt
and against whom, SUCH she has proclaimed war oil
determination orgeful OF their exalted and generous
humanity in refusing to exercise the just right OF reslia
ton when in former invasion, victory placed in their
hands the ample means OF doing so. The govern.
ment of Mexico may deude itself BY its tions but
csnnot delude the rest o the world II will be held res
ponsibe not by what may choose to regard as facts
but what are in reality such and acknowledged So to be
by all, save ITSELF


United States in regard to the proposed invasion while
the question OF annexston pending, and Of the barbsr
and bloody manner in which It Is proclaimed will
be conducted and in conformity to his instructions
the undersigned soemny protests against both as highly
INJURIOUS and offensive to the United States.


The undersigned W lille nakrg this protest and declar
aton been the time 10 repeat to his
excellency the Minister Of Foreign Relations end Co.
vernment OF Mexco what was heretofore communicated
to him by the charge dadres of the United states, in
announcing the conclusion Of the treaty,-that the
measure adopted in spirit Of hostility to Mexico
thAt anncxatl0n should De Consummuteu
States will be prepared adjust all questions growing
out Of it, including that Of boundary, on the most liberal
terms.


The undersigned avails himself Of this occasion 10
to his excellency NJ c. Reon, minister Of foreign
relations ond government Of the republic oil Mexico the
assurance Of his distinguished consideration.


WILSON SHANNON.
To his Exoellency M. G. REJos.


Minister OF Foreign Relations, &C.


Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-Tues-
day, Dec. 4, 1874 4-Present--Senator Bockee, pre-
siding, and % other Senator's On the opening OF the
Court, the following communication was read -


ALBANY Dec. 3, lsi4
Hon. DANIEL S. DIoKiSsoN, Lmur. GovERSoR -


DEAa SIaI hereby resign the Office Of Senator OF the
State Of New York. from the Fifth Senate District.
In separating from the legislative body which you
preside permit me TO express TO you and to all its
and officers, my grateful sense Of the frequent mani
esations Of your and their kindness towards me- and my
earnest desire for the welfare and happiness OF each
Of you. ] have the honor to be,


Very respectfully,


Your obedient servant,


HENRY A. FOSTER.
Thereupon, on motion OF Senator Porter,


Resolved, hat the Hon Abraham Bockee be- and he ID
hereby appointed President pro tenn Of this Court.
No 32-Supervisors Of Onondaga vs.. J. J. Briggs Mr.
IL. Briggs heard for the de in error, In person
Mr.. D. B. Noxon In reply but without concluding the
Court took recess 10 3o'clcck, NJ