José Tomás de la Luz Mejía Camacho, better known as Tomás Mejía, was a Mexican soldier of Otomi background, who consistently sided with the Conservative Party throughout its nineteenth century conflicts with the Liberals.
No. 3. [Translation] Department of State, Office of War and Marine–Section first. The citizen President has been pleased to see the report of operations against Matamoras in your note of…
No. 7. [Translation.] DEPARTMENT OF STATE AND OFFICE OF WAR AND MARINE—SECTION FIRST. I have informed the President of the republic of your communication of the 25th of November last,…
No. 7. [Untitled] To the military commander of Bagdad and its dependencies: Please let me know if you authorized any one to take private property in my name. Independence and…
No. 2. Republic of Mexico–Colonel on special duty. I would respectfully call your attention to the following facts: That on the 14th of this month I was steaming down the…
No. 3. Republic of Mexico–Colonel on special duty. List of articles seized by order of General Mariano Escobedo. 504 pounds of thread, 20 gross knives and forks, 1,200 yards hickory…
No. 1 .—Duplicate. MEXICAN REPUBLIC—COLONEL ON SPECIAL DUTY. I have the honor of enclosing you a copy of the note which, under date of the 21st ultimo, I addressed to…
No. 2. Republic of Mexico–Colonel on special duty. In answer to the query of January 23, respecting certain goods claimed by Eloseque and Mayoral, of Matamoras, I beg to inform…
[Translation.] MEXICAN REPUBLIC—COLONEL IN SERVICE. As I informed you in my note of the 1st instant, when I requested Colonel Brown, commander of the Rio Grande district, to give me…
No. 4. [Translation.] DEPARTMENT OF STATE, OFFICE OF WAR AND MARINE—SECTION FIRST. Paso del Norte, March 6, 1866. The President of the republic has received your communication of the 29th…
No. 7. [Translation.] DEPARTMENT OF STATE, OFFICE OF WAR AND MARINE—SECTION FIRST. The President of the republic has received your communication of the 17th instant, enclosing that of the civil…
No. 3. [Translation. ] DEPARTMENT OF STATE, OFFICE OF WAR AND MARINE—SECTION FIRST. By your communications of the 21st and 23d of March of this year from the chief of…
No. 6. Department of State, Office of War and Marine–Section first. I answered your communication in reference to the exchange of prisoners captured at Santa Isabel, dated the 8th of…
No. 10. Department of State, Office of War and Marine–Section first. The President of the republic is informed by your despatch of the 24th July last, enclosing Nos. 1 and…
No. 1. [From the official paper of the constitutional government of the Mexican republic, Chihuahua, August 24, 1866.] Department of State, Office of War and Marine–Section first. The president of…
No. 5. [Translation.] DEPARTMENT OF STATE, OFFICE OF WAR AND MARINE—SECTION FIRST. In your communication of the 25th of November last, from Monterey, you inform the President of the republic…
[Translation.] The citizen President of the republic has been pleased to communicate to me the following decree: “Benito Juarez, constitutional President of the United Mexican States, to the inhabitants of…
Decree establishing military colonies in the frontier states. [From the Diario Oficial, May 1, 1868.—Translation.] The citizen President of the republic has been pleased to communicate to me the following…
Order from the Minister of War against Negrete and Aurellano Rivera. [From the Diario Oficial, May 18, 1868.—Translation.] Ministry of State and the Department of War and Marine–Section First–Circular. The…
[Inclosure C.—Translation.] Mr. Mejia to Mr. Nelson. War Department, Mexico, October 3, 1871. Citizen-Minister of Foreign Affairs: In reply to your communication dated yesterday, in which you are pleased to…
[Inclosure in 2 in No. 213.—Translation.] Mr. Mejia to Mr. Lafragua. Department of War and Marine, Mexico, November 26, 1874. To the Citizen Minister of Foreign Affairs, present: In reply…
[Inclosure in 2 in No. 279.—Translation.] General Mejia to General Escobedo. Department of War and Marine, Mexico, April 6, 1875. Citizen Minister of Foreign Affairs: Citizen General Mariano Escobedo, in…
[Inclosure 1 in 2 in No. 287.—Translation.] Mr. Mejia to Mr. Lafragua. Department of War and Marine, Mexico, April 12, 1875. Citizen Minister of Foreign Affairs: Colonel José L. Christo,…
[Inclosure 3 in 2 in No. 287.—Translation.] Mr. Mejia to Mr. Lafragua. Department of War and Marine, Mexico, April 30, 1875. Citizen Minister of Foreign Affairs: In a telegram of…
[Inclosure in 1 in No. 389.—Translation.] department of state, war, and marine—section of state, first—table of military colonies. In answer to your communication of the 12th of the present month,…