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himself and the Cabinet Of Texas, heing convinced that had punctually fulfilled all my arrangements. viz. that the Mexican army, 1000 sirong should retreat from the position it occupied the Brazos to beyond the "Rio Grande;" that all the property should be gwen up, also the prisoners of war-had determined on my enharklng on the Fexan schooner of war; the Ingncibe, in which I fnally did embark on the lst June inst. after addressing short farewell o the Tex lans, wherein thanked Ae.a fer their generous br. havor and offered my eternal gratitude.

 oia. For the act of violence committed on my per- son. and abuse to which have been exposed, in com peiin9 me to come again ashore on the 4h inst mere y because l3o volunteers, under the command of gene raj Thomas J. Green, recently landed the beach at Yeasco rom New Orleans, had with umut and with threats requested that my person should be placed at theif disposal; which took place on the very day that the goyernnen received from general Fiasoa the an swer that he had strictly fulfilled that which had been agreed upon. repeat that protest against the Pre- sIdents condcscensIon ii issuing their orders for that measure, thereby making show of me before those men, as Tn former times Was done with the chiefs of conquered nations, considering them as trophies of ihef selories with this difference that in my case, solemn treaty already existed

 Finally, protest against the violence kept LID to- wards me by being placed in narrow prison, surround ed with sennels, and suffering all the privatons which absolutely render life lnsnpporabe, or tend to hasten deaih and hnaly for being uncertain in regard my future fate, and that Of the other prisoners notwh- standing solemn treaty.

 Under these circumstances, appeal to the judg- tei oi civilized nations, to the conscences of the e zens who compose the Cabinet and, above all, to the Supreme kuler of mortals, who has placed the exis- ienee and happiness ofhe faith of treaties and punc- toa lulhlment of engagements. God and Liberty

 lslgned) ANT. LOPEZ DE SANTA AM. To his Exc D. G. BUKNET.

 June g, 1886.