The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-28

n,nh ntere.t 70 HE government 10 whom my opinion
ysnence OF urono,sa in accortsrcs wih that OF the
,epIoic the adtesor pact or declaration on tne pet
az the other lean nstions and even that OF
Brasil.
In the ereeope the Mexican Minister ia Paris ssaw
yssuued what thought worth telling him answer 70
his interesting Of Sd and 9th SeptsmSsr
sither about my iotervew Of the Minister OF sAs PRO
charges which bad received from the supreme govern
ns.t Of Tie ,spabLs, q confidential ns.are' or,
entertained in favor OF nation atty and TO- whose
realization worked without which,
q the United States, had gathered from my nsruc-
TONS and from the study Of the question and which
we're reduced TO these brief heads
Alliance With Spain for mutual defence.
Alliance or Rs,fs.gs, m preference dscisraa0n .,
even Of Brazil in regard to the territorial a:u quo
America
An alliance, or what, perhaps, would be more feasible
and prser.ble Ike declaration the part of tho great
Pcwersof Europe.
And tor all thi. pe.sse. understanding and common
efforts between Mexico and Spain.
II.
while was writing the foregoing ideas, addressed
IN the sequel in Official FORM TO Senior Pxcheeo, this
sniDg ne hat on the presiding day he hsd confer
with the Minister for Foreign Affairs of his
nsss.y he result wnsssM Was in short that he saoIla
vhsd that France would do for Mexico that his Excel
:csy On h, his part would draw up another. that
rccpxossty acquainted with each sthsYs wshes, they
would meet again in conferences and
Senior Paeheco performed what he had he
necessary TO impSrt 1t who actuaed by the
intentions in the best service OF country and
that having to assimlate tasks had been d.
rected to DO he remained In expectation of counsels
and hoped that suegesx to my own IDEAS ana
above an that would say 70 him what things he might
ssh or sgee upon WI ch righs promote my proceedings
Under date 10th september answered the preceding
scmunicAion of the Minister Of The repub c in Paris
stating to him that by despatch Of the preceding
vtad fhA
which had received from the supreme government of
the repubic and how, according TO such Instructions,
cate 70 respecting his, regarded visss Of
President Of the republic and Of his enlightened Hais
support which, the present copjuucure, wsi most
important to Mex in order to enable her to place her
states That from what manifeeted 70 him in my said
desrs'ch be might inter in the first Instance, that
considered It TO procure not only the union
OF Efforts between Mexico and Spain nations both whose
fnsere Is we're more Immediately connected, but also
wei founded alliance which would demonstrate to the
osfer nafiors from whom We might want to ask add
0onal support the determined disposition Of both, and
their resolution not to spare any TO maintain their
rights That senior Paeheco would have also Inferred
That opinion bent upon looking for that support
hrs from the nations of nth America which ought to
make common cause with ard with Spain, as it vas
question OF race; ard condly from the chief nations OF
Euispe. and above all France and Engand-the former
In setting bounds to the overaowngs Of tue Anglo,
Sxen ore sud the latter less interested pre- venting
ss 9neS states from acquiring such p-epondssancs in
nny way, although it might bs only that hemisphere
Concerning every one Of these points believe had said
70 senior Pacheco - much rs necessary TO ass, him
n hin acknowledged wisdom 70 have before him al the
reasons which struck mind orcbly and that having
that what all consequences to our common
efforts the entite realization the plan which sp
psared by my preceding DESPATCH if 1t would prove the
that Of the supreme Of the republic
EN- osmaby to what understand it to be BY well FUND
Wha. should be, therefore, the immediate Object OF
senior Pacheccs steps near the government of his impe
By neans which would b. very easy 10 the talents and
vast instruction Of his exceency Of demonstration no.
merely directed to show the convenience CT preserving in
America the political atu qO but TO represr at all ha-
zNds, the preientions of the United States
from that Itnent all European influence prstensons
70 which SeIor Pacheco knew annexed that Of
qInit de citive control the dss les Of the word
Not satisfied with what ought to call the indifference
d Europe fo tie aggrandizsment (which they have al
most always attained by air means them al
ready directing their efforts obtain large possessions
saves Europe and 70 place themselves right against
the chief nations Of the Old World showing but very
slender attention The forms and the rules and
practice Of intercourse which are due from
one nation TO another In the second place Senior Pa
oheoo would not fail to mention any considerations
which the difference suggests s lees the inau
which the remembrAK of the support lent in c-i
cal circumstances ought to produce IN favor Of the
sgnmen protectors Of the present state Of things and
France shou'd not be Indifferent In any at
any time, to that influence to the intimacy of res
IRONS confequent 10 it, rs well with Spain with
the Spanish American nations and also with Brazil,
bscause whether less immediately, the question
whom Affairs Of so much Importance discussed
q what consequence might be to Francs the tanstory
tastAnoe in situAtonsuch General Santa Anna found
II, shculd have had 70 establish tariff for ned with
more or less gmen 10 this that matter bat always
With the design 70 raise the necessary i've and
70 cover the most pressing wants ehoCgh a. the
Time Il would ALEC have had in view to protect created
interests net only very respectable and very influential
themseves but also calculated TO exert sway in tbs
reorganization of the country in critical roment
Woad France be the nation to check its
chain its members within iron circle in order ss
It's ever noble and generous sentiments, only because "a
material interests might suffer less imme Has
not througn design but through circumstances c,cu
lated 70 rule governmental And talking Of
ree might tt government of his imperial majesty be
ignorant necessity the sad necessity Of ST h
fsg protective tariffs when the French tariff the
sight of England at the gates that nation free cam.
tsa tne offer rs the most genuine procucs of tast
sygem still prevalent in the generality OF nations? This
- not what we should expect from France and what ts
recent ctnouct towards SPAIN to to it In union
with Fl gland The preservation Of the great Antilles,
would plenty d. m nstate.
Axnerca land hence the necessity Of checking tbs pre-
feps MS OF the United Staten could be less
sderec thirg OF decided convenience aad pfeeren
interest with France i. evident that acsordiog to
Ey oplnicn, Ser or Pscheco should At Ike h.
which tie French gsvsrnmens showed Of leading a. f.
support and it less clear in my opinion, toet
Inc way % obtaining he mo; EN- s1s one would b.
opposing, would excite nay encourage, that OF her ca.
thotic m.jes.y effect the alliance WITH Mexico,
The would endeavor nspi.e into
the Spanish American republics and the imperial govern
nent Of The Brszs 10 make the Gee arston of which
spoke 70 the Minister Of the republic in Paris my PIE
seciDe communication, influencing at the same Tina
the government Of England, the end that instead
Throwing o6sces II would contribute to the mailing Of
suoh declaration which Spain and Mexico should p.o-
mote together, thus finishing their work in worthy
ner, since the communications which both govern
mems addresed 10 the United States in 1853 about the
question OF Cuba had eft them ms vsy open and
married. 70 etanc in such position bsongs 10 two
chief nations Of Europe before the proud attitude which
the American Federal Union had assumed.
After what have stated, ! ended my despa.e
10 the Pienipotentiary Minister Of the repabl,
telling him that his task being SUCH and tending 20
emo they would not embarrass but the ,ntrary
they would facilitate very much my proceedings with the
government OF her Catholic Majesty and eu efforts taus
concentrated could not fail to produce the most hsppy
results. "
OF what had intimated 10 the Mexican representative
Paris, supreme COVE IN r3ent
Of the republic, sending under Of 18th September
copy OF my dispatches addressed 70 that gentleman
FORMED mis- E1ceerey the Minister of Foreign Relation