The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

Thought tnst by having such body Of men devoted
70 his Interest, having no sympathy with The peo-
pie and the people having none with them, he
would be able to suppress all symptoms Of rebellion
st least in the capital and district OF Mexico. He
cared little about the condition of the frontier Staes
whether they were overrun and desolated by hordes
Of Indians, or whether they were oppressed by re-
volutionists. Let the capital remain at peace and
ebedient to his sway, and all was we'll Every good
Mexicen reverenees the name Of the city OF the Az
tees, and cherishes the hope of ons day witnessing
with his own eyes the srendors of the halls of the
Aontezamas. The city is therefore, in fact the
ton; and Santa did all in his power to foster that
sentiment, and to ceDtralze everything in Mexico.
This was another of the reasons alleged by the re-
voluiionists as an excuse for their movement, for
in carrying out this idea ne had reduced the States
- the CONDITION and name of departments. Well,
10 achieve this object he needed an army Of janis
saries on whom he could rely and who would not
be like The Mexican soldiery, perpetually getting up
nanfestoes and pronunciamentos, and plans, and
revots. So be directed bis Minister at Paris, Don
jose Ramon Pacheco, to make the necessary ar
Management for supplying him with three regiments
Of Swiss Guards, and directed Mr. Arrangoiz to ap-
proprase 5000 600 out the seven millions for that
purpose. When this little scheme got wind, through
thu columns 4 the New YoRx HERALD, and was
noticed in the newspapers Mr.. Pacheco addressed
= communication to the Patrie of Paris, denying
that the Mexican government was raising this levy,
and explaining that the motive of his recent journey
20 Switzerland was to encourage emigration from
that country to Mexico and that for reasons OF COM
mon defence against the frontier Indians these
W In N n
military colonists. But Mr.. Arangoiz's pam
phlet stripped off this disguise and showed
ne design in its true colcrs Only 100000 sap-
propriated to the purpose, but not s'litary Swiss
military colonist arrived on the shores Of Mexico.
The folio wing are TRANSACTIONS Of Mr.. Pacheco's
let.erto La Patrie, and Of other documents flsfyng
his statement -
hsssRs EDIroRs--I request that you win publish in
your esteemed journai the tol,o~.as lines
Inc Swiss journals nave been recently occupied with
. preteaded project OF ciao6esune enlistment OF regi
ebta intel dea 10 DO cent 10 dexco Tor III purpose OF
forming escort to the President. VINO designs u IS
said 10 have himsr declared Emperor In this connec
ZION my visit 70 the is SPOKEN o. aud Colonel
Susceger 10 pointed out as one of tie persons with
whom have hao TN rnoerstapdng
For purpose OF correcting public opinion must
say Thai have gone TO Sx.tzeTlsnd ,rc0ssito,
cOnceahng my rank. i have hat the honor OF coaier
rms Win the swss auInoraes ON the con yonience
which would resgt 10 both countries from the estao n
nspt Of system o. em'granon Mexico requiring popa
lasson her territory, and Switzerland MOI beng
able from year ~ supply her surplus population
whh food ! hare had occasion to explain tina, Mexico
HD0n herself under the necessity Of guarding hor i'm
ron'e.s dequestiy invaded by the native ui ,es
ane that therefore vas RICH, that the eograats who
Of military cooss, thing which contrary TO the
laws OF Switzerland. Besides, tots woald be msasurs
Of security Tor the families and for all thoss who nigh.
bert 70 emlgs The Swiss aod
- ctizsps are especially esteemed Ia Mexico ani 10
serving the h'sh interest. OF Goth nations was al
feet hoer,y - proceed win rkness a. nave doae,
before tho al h0fsiss anu the Snoe world had pre-
viousy cons IN this matter tho Mexican Coasuar
agent IN Sutherland, who, beng excellent slbjeci
Sgiss by birth, could, better toAn .lse,
ioyeily boh Mexico sni his tc OF citizens. had
the opportunity q becoming aclnsItrd with toe res-
pected Colcpe Sosoerger, whore character highly
seemed in swttzsr'aDd but have done nohiDg IN the
way Of forming clns act with tha gentleman
The purpose Sb,cb tnegc lournais Is attributed 10
she project or emgrsion, aao the attentions aica the
Pres,dtrt og Mexico supposed to have, entirely
sr.trI;oEs Lad Instructions Of that and have
sinse received any Tae snpposton THAI he doeres 70
have hmse CT, sej Emperor contrasts ccr,Maiy with
tho ca % tse p.opic which iusrious P-essent
jast radeibas tney my, By means OF universal sui
power Tor We pnrp.o Of organizing all tie branches o.
the pubic aaml ra.ion
TIE elect proatccd by these publications. eas been such
that al applications have been ajdressSd to
resve proceeding Mexico and forming corps OF
military coorss. ava myself Of this opportunity 70
return my thanks ah hoe VINO hsvc thought proper
70 Apply 10 me and norm that circsra.
stances have obliged my government TO give me orders
- suspend all ivr'her action (oo) or the present, ard
abst scon lie subject resumed shall hasten 20
advise ihereof-in prcierenre-ah those persons who
(oarta). Tue NINIsrfa or MEXiCo II FRANCE
So wrote Senior Pacleco to one Of the journals OF
the French metropolis. Now let US compare the
foregoing published statements with the following
diplomatic note. IL Is from Senior Alnonte, Mexi-
can Minister ~ the United States, to Senior ARM
goiz, the special commissioner to receive the first
instalment Of the SIC, 900 under the Gadsden
treaty. IL will be that there is slight dine
renee of fac, involved
Very private
MEXICAN lsGAFioS rHS L. 4. o. Ax-g;cA,
Nsw Yosk, sept z, 1884.
YorR ADMINISTRATION cate OF the 9th MI ] have
been addressed ny hrs kxceliency non Jose Ramon "a
cAeco, Minister IN France, IN the following terms
Your Exce ency have received OF la OF July
ias The ioiowsg Instructions from his kzceleney The Minis
I,cse9ey to he fae, rs. ne gesSios ,rss,y
shanss % HE dlsposion ed by
.a so aaa q y. sfaeoa, GA NE soss, gysa - az
.Ae rr,sen osag \. la. a. soon .. so,siee "a send
eeency The service ~ the should lake pise.
c b. ser.Ss M . y,,ss. We. ~ s9s 70
tor witch end smpeSere u draw 90 The sal ene
sie1p . he sns 81 4sSsi and ~ case Of 90 6eias
yS ss o o. -. nan s s M. i ~ ad ss = S
,isie 10 ssee sngaai lsss y opportunity q ors,saans
his raceletey, he Nsaser feHipo'ensary Of me Es
,rsScree nj. yoar Ensel'ene, COR die purpose o
uying you Ia, ~ slbcc' oas = ne Frsses Seocs a.
she - wbca hay. called your attention and
thing bang prepared by prevignx orders. mus,
for re necessary amount well
Conpssioners Beroe % he bansers WIN
have adsanrsd funds g Doe rehcrAe 70 Jour Etceiency
j. r. PACHECo.
Ihrye ibc honor Of Forwarding the foregoing 10 your
Fxceilsncy tor for sni action. adding tat
sbc OF foIeEn ,nars has N reality ordered ms
60 deliver Pacbeco up 10 toe amount OF
seeo,uC Your Excospcy vii please teil me IN repy
what has appeared prcp- 70 reply 70 nor Pa
cAsco tcd and iibcrty. y. y. ALM)NlE-
ARRAsC0iz, -p~cisl Commissioner OF the supreme
govern mcnt N the United states.
WHAT BrCAus % rms rEs MILLIONS.
II il ne; easy 10 ascertain the made OF this
seven millions. Arspgoz sent to Mexico, in letters
of exchange f6l5f so, gave 70 Pacheco, as above
$780, 200 paid $4,000. for secret service by order
OF Santa Anna; paid the expenses OF an artillery
ofkcer who had been sent to New York to procure
arms and munitions OF war paid 10 Messrs Butter