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that the port of Maamora5, in the state of Iamaupas and republic of Mexico, comprising the mouth of the Rio Grande and the Brazos Santiago; and also all the Inlets, Esuares and Passes east of it. were 10 be and continue m state of actual blockade, from and alter the 2ls day of July last past:

 And whereas the Constitutional Government of thIs Republic, believes # no longer useful or necessary to obstruet the same, and being willing at present, to al tow free passage theFao;t, to d! other nations at peace with this Republic, and 10 encourage their foreign and domestic trade:

 Now, therefore, Samuel Houston, President of the Republic of Texas, by virtue of the power vested in me, and by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, do by these presents proclaim and declare the said ports, Inets, Esuarles and Passes and eac and every of them, accessible, free and open, to the lawful commerce of all friendly neutral powers, in arr tces not conraband of war, and that the said Procla nation and Blockade, made aforesaid, is withdrawn, revoked and no longer of any force or cfect:

 Provided always nevertheless, that so long as this republic shall continue at with the said Republic of Mexico, the liability 10 capture shall exist on the high seas, which lawful prior to the pfomuga ton of said Proclamation of Blockade, by the armed vessels of this Republic

 Done at Columbia, this first day of November, 4. D. 1886, and of the Independence of said Republic, tho first

 (Signod) SAMUEL HOUSTON.