Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-15

III. rai,.d ssa,cs. the follo~ins ofeiA notification.
All TITO porte Of sexeo GeelAfed 20 Be in state
Of bocl sdr The bur Made rendered elective to 10
be tnfcrcss) with regard 10 Vera Cfur ron and aer
the 18th 81 the last month ard asdouhsss been since
extended 10 the other ports Of the Rcpehiic.
The ofdrrs received by The commander. Ha1oohe, for
lhr eieou,ioH Of the duty cemmilcd 10 hun are. as
you air. from The annexed efffset Of the despatch
sent 10 me ty Hsron Dc DsfaedIs. enrely comfortable
with the hcrsl principles pioicssed by France on the
subject Of baekudss and they are drawn up IN such
manner preserve ntuirss, especially the vessels Of
the Uuied sisie., ,sm all restraints and velaiions
(cnifAves) which not shsol0iey Indispensable ior
the ssnm oflbc lsw Col ends proposed by the King
Government
On addressing YOU. SIR tn. communication, | have
the honor request that you would be so kind rs TO
acknowledge the receipt of soon possible ~ or
der that the brig Eclipse may not be detained al Ten
sHcoa waiting for my answer l0ngcr ihun necessary
avail myself sir, Of this occasion to renew TO you
Z DE roNTois.
TO tn. Hon J FoEsYrp,
Secretary Of State Of the United States
EIreei from the dispatch II Ae Baroa de Dcfauds 9a.
ted april IS, 1858
"On boarj His Meicstys fncae Iiernine, Of an.
chor 81 Sacfhcos near Vera Cruz.
81 No neutral vessel proceeding towards the en-
trance of the bockaoed porte shall be detained cap
ueG, Al she has not previously received from Of
the vessels Of the French division special notification
of the existence OF the blockage. This notification
shall be. moreover, inserted IN writing the muster
roll of the neutral vessel by the cruiser which meets
her and II shall contain the announcement, together
with the statements of the day and the latitude in winch
1t made
"2. Neutral vessels which may be already in ono of
the ports Of the Republic before the blockade of such
port, viii have full liberty TO depart, with without
cargo, during - days, dated from that upon which the
blockade is established.
%. The ports Of Vera Cruz and Tamplco will remain
entirely free for the entrance and departure OF the post
Office military and non.commercia packe. vessels
he sait The lilo hall rim
entirely free for the entrance and departure Of Mexican
boats exclusively engaged IN fishing unless the Finch
naval n''s' sou'c oe hefce;vr rorced in retaliation
TO withdraw ms bene VIOLENT d disposition
iou see SIR, that NJ Bazoche is DESTROYS of conin.
ing himself To the employment Of The midest
of restraint for the purpose of obtaining the reparaon
due by the Mexican Government to Frnnce unless
fresh attacks upon the persons property OF the King
subjects residing ~ Mexico, should require him to
dept means decidedly Now this persistence in
the system OF moderation indicated by my ultimatum is
rendered wohy OF praise, ter the conduct of
the Mexicgn Government which, in tolerating. Of il
did not provoke, by ITS official wrtings) the publ.
cation OF the most odious cuunnes respecting our IN.
tentions TO conquer The county, to dsmemJer terri
tory, etc did not hesitate 10 expose the fury of the
populace with the sole end OF maintaining itself pow
err not only courTymen but Likewise all foreigners
established IN the territory OF the Republic.
TINS conduct is essentially contrary 10 the laws of
honor OF civilization, and of humanity You also see
sir, from the principles adopted BY Bnzoche as the
rules OF his conduct, that ii desire TO preserve
neurals from all the restrictions and difficulties (er
uGrts) which not absolutely ndispenssb for the
purpose which we are endenvoring lawfully to effect
am a 50 happy TO be able 10 state TO you circumstance
Which proves our sincerity upon this point especially
so lar as relates to Americans Or this very day, ne
commander of the so0p of Ontario cal He'd on Us on
board the igate llerminie 10 speak respecting
the approaching arrival Of the packet Ann Eliza en-.
gagged IN commerce, and IN carrying letters from New
York.
We are obliged TO express TO him regret a, the
necessity under which should be of forbddinr his
vessel from entering Vera Cruz as we should also do
with regard 10 own nail packets from Havre Bnt
we have, at The same time, promised that officer his
own request to allow the consgnee of the Ann Eliza
TO communicate with her al sea- receive her letters
and to give instruction with regard TO her future des
tInailon.
Accept sir, &c.
(Sirned\