Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-28
Tue TNTEEyENTION IN MEXICO.

TIE ~ Lilo ENllDN IN hEAltO.
The Journal dss Dcb,ts in repriutpg from the Noni.
teur she ot6cl plrr lph announcing tho signature Of
tie Couvsoilu regulating the Intervention ia ReICo
Gives the foaWirg account OF the Convention be
txecn ID, tIce Powers though without guaranteeing
itsauhcutici,y.
r., Cooycsiion Is composed it Is said of 67e or elk
articles a. most Tao hr, STIMULATES foe the united &C
ti,a Of toe three Powers those which follow regulate
tie mole 0f Intervention The three Powers shall each
s,ad N equal rave. toree tO thirds OF the land forces
sat be furnished by the Splui-h army in The Antilles
Inc united forces sAld octup7 Vera CruZ and all
essarv points along :A5 c'a3s. This d0le they shall
sires3 IN IL demands % the constituted authorities Of
Mexico II the Government complies With these, tn
elef Of the eXlora nary corps shaR submit the Con-
ynton 10 The rahca ion OF their goyernm cuts reaiU
= pos ssoo o. the places occupied until the negOtis
tioas shall hav, been entirely concluded
tn, occupation Fd take Place in the uame Of the
three Pgve-A whatever m'y bc iae competition Of te
oe ,upyiug force. Ftom tlS Commencement an effort
will De made to impose a sdpgnsiOa o. hosiies on the
bsligereu. parties 10 heAico.
TIE three parties engage thehsslves not 70 occupy.
permanently any Fos'iOn OF territory, nor TO obtain
from Mexico az exclusive advantages
They engage 20 leave Mexico entirely free TO choose
the form Of her gOye'nmea England renounces the
coadion which she wished insert in tue treaty,
w. that the three R1ions should engage themselves
oacccp. TIE throne OF Mexico for GrY OF the p.ucps
Of the reicuiug fsmilss. Il the monsrchca form O.
government should triumph, me three Powers eugsg
thmselyes no to employ their Intervention to the prot
Of any psrt5uo: pgilca
L. Pairis has another version Of the convention,
giving The fOIcgins as rs chief disposition:
TIE three Powers have the right to send the same ma
val strength
The iarortaues Of the roops that are to be landed il
20 Ia, NJ proportion 70 the number OF subjects which
each OF he Powers 10 Mexico, and in this respect
guaia clim pr cedeucr.
Tbe troops " m occupy Vera Cruz and the other cities
on ,be coast where cusom houses established. II,
after given delay tho government ofGen Jlarez has
iis mil up te money it owes an advance will be made
on dc capital aud shouj such sep lead to compiler
tons or unforeseen events agreement will ba.eome
40 10 eo.moa on the line OF conduct 20 DO followed in
presence Of those eVentuahdcs-
TIE Convention viii be notified to the Cabinet ct
washinrton, which vii be invited to oin the interven
ing Povers
fSH Dol II. op ionil to tho governmen. Of President
lincoln 70 send such number OF ships and troops
he may deem Advisable under the circumstances.
SECRETARY sEyARDs LAKE AND SEA COAST
CIRCULAR TO GOV. NoRGAN-IsIT A RENAOE
TO ENGLAND.
tTrsu The London Times Ofre 5,hl
Evsrv royerDment has its traditions aud unw-t,en
b-Ie msx'm ms in which the experience OF one age is
hNnied doxn for the geSance OF another-and no gov
er,ent ia more addoed 10 traditions than that Of the
Uorsd States Washington taught lis ccuntrymen 10
avoid "en.anc)ne alliances" and they have eugrsiiei
upon this Wis pTCcept the gcss that while they ally
tbemsslvos little . 0regr they should TO ensure
their obssrvaton OF this p.ceep.-quarrel With them
frrquoaly and o. violently az possible Tds Il ths
,ra1i, in ia most general forr--a .rtcuar appca-
fi,n Of seems 20 be- "Whsnever you End yourself in
diff,uls position, pick quarrel with England" IL
rousos uubG sprt gives opportunity for fae vein Of
Ah Of Juy uson end invectve and briggs parties into
sort Of unioo by sho ring them there ia something in
the world which they hate worse than they do each
osbsr How many Presidential elections have been car
rsd how many Guarrels and dEcord3 have been tdei
over by a. p1le jgdioiOusy kiudsd With EDgla0d and
allowed to do ous Ehen l. has answered ts momentsry
un-pnse No one can secrse the Americans of having
allowed hia treasured weapon to rust in the aroEy OF
thsir Constitution
Whom ;hi5ga ran high between Fremont and Biehan-
An the heat OF both parties much relieved by the
a1.r,e about enl s,usn The first symptoms Of coming
OWL In tire present year immediately called forth the
most frantic denunciatoEs Of E1glsnd Our proclamation
o. neutrality was tha strongest brsa9h Of neutrality We
WrF3 shout 20 haJbOs Southern pIvseeIsSe were about
to break the blockade We have done these hirgs
of which we're accused and that fact has become too
patent 10 be ary logger Denied but are not on that
aecOnntto be le aOpe Correspondence IL well known
hal taken p ics betseeu Lord Lyons and Mr.. Sewart
In references 70 the treatment OF certain British subjects
uadr the very rDEry powers exercised present by
tie American Gowfnucn- IL will be seen By this that
Lord Lyoas Dot unuaturaly appealed In behalf Of the
Ubsrfes Of Her jsys sul scts 20 certain cnaements
ei the AmsJican Constitution.
Mr. S.ward rcpudiates with much indignation any at
taunt by foreigner 20 suggest an Interpretation the
'Amsrs1 ('onsiuion aud IN this he Is joined BY the
Nes York presa although We confess ourselves unable
20 understand why Il subject Of foreign country
has any interest in such document as the American
COas.nsien I. should be considered intrusive In tho
oysrf moot which bound 70 protec him TO call Gtten
tion 70 those pr9vi,ns. This however, Is not 10 be
borue and 50 r Seward proceeds the usual
Of getting up quarrel between Engand and the Urited
Stses. ia PUBLISHES circular letter TO the several
Governors Of the States forsg the Northern confede-