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inc United States shall be free from ele ther importation or internal duties, and free from confiscalion.

 Art. 10. The article of amity, com. merce and navigation, concluded Tn the city of Mexico on the 18th April, 1851, beiwsen the two powers, shall be renew. ed for rhe period of eight years after the ratification of this treaty, each party having the right after the expiration of that period, 10 terminate the same by a notice of one year.

 Art II. This treaty will be approved and ratified by the President of the U nl' fed States of America, with the appro ba,ion and consen; of ihe Senate, and by the consent of the United States ol Mexico with the full approbation of the GsnsfaI Congress and the ratlficatlons will be exchanged in the city of Wash inp,on within the period of - months from the date on which il may be signed Of as soon as possible.

 Which were all refused by the Mexl' cdn Commissioners. It is to be hoped that thls news may be much exaggerated We shall await further arrivals With great anxiety.