MEXICO AND TEXAS.
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The Courier of las, evening has the follow nc
translation of a paper notifying the Presiden, OF
Texas Of the renewal of state Of hostility be.
tween that republic and Mexico:


Manifesto 10 President Samuel Houston, inform
ing him Of the re-commencem,ent Of hosiilaie.
against the usurpers of 7eras.


FIRST BRIGADE OF THE NoRTH.2


Head Quarters.


The time fixed by the supreme government in
the armistice concluded the 18th February of the
having expired, his exccllency the President hu.
called TO mind, that from the llth of the presen,
month hostili,es are re-opened against the inhab.
'tahls OF this department; and commusicate tc
you :he declaration Of his eycellencv | also
make known to you that my governmen, has see n
with well founded Indignation the perfdy of the
inhabitants of the said territory, towards a Re.
public whose generous conduc, towards them they
mlsunder stood, in relation TO a question in which
they were though, to be acting with good faith.
They have abused the confidence of the Republic
by violating the conditions of the armstice re.





tho 4th article of said armisice, should have re.
paired to the city of Mexico. in order to regulate
our differences so far as their propositions migh,
be admissible. His exceency the President, con-
v'nced that the honor and dignity of the nation
require the chasisemcnt of conduct so little
crcdltabe, has ordered me to apprse you Of his
resolution, so that il may be well understood, tha
1t Is not through timidity or want of power, bu,
because his exceency has always listened to the
voice OF humanity, that hoStlIrities were not re.
commenced at the perrol fixed by the armisice.
Notwithstanding my regret in thinking that
blood Is once more about to flow, yet, in transmit
ting TO you the declaration of the President | en-
Joy the satisfaction TO find tina, justice is on the side
of our cause, which rcposes on sacred and impre.
scrptibIe rights. In this we place our confidence,
as well as in the valor Of our troops. When the
struggle shall once more begin, the civilized world
will Judge between u.s. and the fortune of war can.
not but be favorable 10 those who fight for their
country against usurpers.


have the honor 10 renew 10 Nou assurance of
my high consideration. ADRlEN WOLL.
Head Quarters, Micr, 10Th June, 1914.
To General Samuel Houston.