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to be immediately commenced. the pre- lates of San Francisco and La MeIceue- .S having offered the bells necessary IO' '"0 construction of cannon.

 r"e Mexicans speak of the conspiracy Ait.a was entered into among ihe'r couh> tI, f,-a In Tampico to obtain possession ti ,is. own as having tailed principally p. ,n' of funds but they indulge the clos at another attempt will be more It .as..e.

 ..sel Orhe, the curate of Huauch> .a-.. rcising company of guerillas, t- raa a! blowing terms:

 a-A ,cH1NATa0, April g, ls47, Hs vae sutscribes this, pledges himself

 l- a Jwlng articles:

 ... T, die dt lending and averaging

 -Iv0 Of Guadalupe, and the Catholic,

 ....cal, Roman religion, which he

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 "o defend the integrity and inds- .L. -.ce of his nation.

 3l. To pursue with death the Anglo Americans, their followers, defenders or allies, whoever they may be. 4lh. To adjurs and detest the personal party of whoever have destroyed their country.

 5th. To respec! all legitimate authori- ty, whatever it may be, in everything not repugnant to the preceding articles. These five articles shall be the funda. mental rules of their guerilla, and shall be dcnominated La 1nsurgente Guadalu> pana. (Signed) MIGUEL ORBE. The owners of the mine, La Luz, have presented or loaned the Government of Mexico, $55.000, for the expense of the war,