It seems to be a matter of considerable S doubt who is President of the great Republic j (" one and indivisible") of Mexico—Jiarez or j Obteoa. Juarez admits that his term has ex ! pired. He holds on merely because, in the | present condition of the country, jt is impos sible to hold an election. Certain "extraor dinary faculties," also, he contends, were con ferred upon him by the Mexican Congress.