The New York herald., 1862-06-17

General Urays, and the arrest OF General Csnobo who
trifing relations with the Allies while the
were being still carried on.
NJ de sagny supports what his colleague has inst said
Sir Charas wyke 10 OF . contrary opinion. He thmks
Gat m1jortty apovabls 10 tie gope and
that q could b d0,ln TO fsd parsans Of monarchy
Admiral Jurisn puts aside any projects with respect 70
the Archduke Maximilian. There question pre-
sent Of monarchy that is contingency only Of which
there should be question until after the
OF the urgent necessity that the country should have
moral aud respected which not smother
by systematic oppression the free expression OF the de-
sres Of the intelligent moderate part Of the nation
This majority exists, but IL takes care not TO show
Itself and manifest its opinion. for IL has possibly had
Reason TO believe that the allied Commissioners were hos
tile 10 it.
Count do Reus replies that there was reason
sarsa ~ 70 any sucn ~ ann, sns ~ as m
credited agent OF Marquee and Zdoaga his in enton OF
treating with the established az Mexico aHd
NOT with guerilas he told them panly that those
guerfas had only 60 speedily into Mexico and const
tote themselves into govern mont and that then they
muu ~ .reaiuI WIN ira woaiu nave oeeh eIy ior
them since all the forces OF President Juarez then
on tho coast Of Vera Cruz
Admiral Juren thinks that the persons really desery-
Ing any sympathy those who, without baongig 10
the old division oflexreme parties, without being In
arms, can be found everywhere in the capital Ia thu
towns in the country Districts groanng under opprcs
sion not daring to BREATHE sincerely desiring
ana tranquility this party, wbch desires support,
We shall find everywhere the day that it is at liberty 70
declare its truo feelings. The government Of the En-
pcror well informed this point, wishes, In
qusnce 10 march on Mexico. and such rs the determine
N. % Sagny says that his countrymen groan also
under this OPPRESSION and that he las received
tops upon Mexico which they consider to bs their ouy
means OF safety and the only remedy for the OWLS from
wnicn they suffer, and TO prevent the accomplishment
OF their ruin.
Commodore Dunlop thinks that the French residing
at Mexico would see with great dispisasure the march
Of tho French army upon the capital.
Sir Charles Wykc thinks that amongst the persons
who direct tho affairs Of the OF the Mexican
republic there are members OF the true
n M tha ipA M
pursued by the allied Commissioners tho best 6tted
10 consolidate governments that accepted by every
one.
Tho English and Spanish Commissioners think that II s
impossible to agree their colleagues do oct strictly.
according % the convention Of London anu The pre-
liminaries OF soledad.
NJ Do sagny replies that there is any nfraction OF
the preminaries it is the part OF the commits
siouss, but on the part OF the Mexican government
ITSELF
Sir Charles wyke again refers the convention u
London Count do Reus reads the reply OF BiauN
to the questions addressed him by NJ Boissy in the
Senate upon the affairs OF Mexico The substance Of this
reply s that the convention Of london determines the
line Of conduct for the allied Powers
Count do Reus maintains the right or the Mexicans 10
oppose any alteration Of their Institutions which it
might be attempted 70 impose on them.
The Admiral declares that he fasls sympathy fer
government TO which We came TO preach peace and
citation and which only recognizes our eoncillasory A.
tituds towards it by allowing sangunary executions and
publishing edicts Of prescription.
The English and Spanish Commissioners declare that
they Cannot agree with their colleagues Of France the
Admiral persists ID carrying his retrograds
ment, and they strongly attack that determinastsa
which they consider TO be contrary 70 snga0s
mens.
The Admiral replies that armistsss O.. always BE- de-
carsd Terminated BY one OF the parties ~ am bound"
he says, "to retire in OF rupture but TO nothing
now find the rupture fully justified and retire
my resolution does not in any way bind my colleagues
convention and assume all tho responsibility sf t.
worid.n
The Count do Reus says that there can be no srmss
tice where there has bsen war; and N de ligny
piles that there had been from the moment shat
Vera Cruz had been occupied. ~
lie repeats that he considers the march Of the troops
upon Mexico indispensable TO the security OF his
trymen every day the victims " detestable outrage
and declares his UaGuerals resolution rcat
more with the 0oparnssa Of President Junrsz.
The English and Spanish Commissioners reply that
resolution that they not in position accept the
reply addressed BY tho French Commissioners TO H. Do
blsdo, and could not aflx their signature thereto.
They declo~e uat If her colleagues If Fra,ce persist n
oppos1 the removal Of the Aecoa ces, aud IN refusing
% take part N the co9rscss shic 10 tais place a.
Orisabd on Tie 18th Of april, they x retire oeeAs ,rsA
fhc troops, from Kerscan territory, coHsisng tais liae
of actin ,,oato,s Of e conursai0n o. London AID Of
Admiral Jurien then says that which OF the three
Powers remains In Mexico will be able 70 act n the in
terest Of tho allies the English and Spanish Commis.
soners reply that belongs to their governments
70 decide this question: and that for themselves they
are not authorized TO accept this oler.
They then discuss tho manner Of and the period for
the evacuation Of the territory BY the Spanish and EDg
hsh forces
NoGtoE
In tho transport Of the Spanish troops.
The Count do Rcus does think proper accept this
oGer as all the necessary material win be sent to hm
from Havana; and II necessary, he wil avail himself Of
the English vessels placed AT his disposal by Commodore
Dunlop.
sitting, 70 the government OF Mexico and 70 General
Zaragoza
This procs verbal has bson read in the prsseuoe or
their Exceencies Sir Charles Lennox Wyke the Count
dc Reus, Admiral Jurion and Commodore Dunlop fths
Count do Saguy being absent in consequence Of ndis-
poson), and they have found IL and approved
H. JUAN ANT0 LOPEZ DE CI-BALLtS,
Count A. DIE LA LONDE.
Secretary Of the Legation Of France.
JOHN WAISHAM,
Acting Secretary OF Her Msjesty's Lsgatioa.
oK,zAHA. April IL, 1862. vU .nr
SIR c. wYKR TO EARL RUSSELL.
MY ToRp-ConviBced OF the necessity Of promptly oou
veyng your lordshp the fullest and detailed In
formation relative to the events passing ksxios,
have deemed 1t advisable 70 send homs bearer OF
these dispatches Mr. Horace johnston Second Paid Al
tacbs " her Majesty Mission who Is ready to eer any
explanations that may 10 required With reference y
these matters.
From The turn asis have now taken here, things r.
the state they in before the intsrv sntoa
undertaken whsn was desired by your iordshp ~
leave Mexico with all the members of her Nsjsstys
legation in order 70 join the admiral Il sAc Island q
jamaica.
Suffering severely a. from liver complaint,
is and shall therefore proceed 70 tho cooler climate
Of New York, where receive any orders from your
lordshp in ven days. and am at the same time within
easy distance for communicating with the admiral
Under existing circumstances cannot Of 20 up
70 Mexico; cannot 70 main where am for ne
French dSsy begas Is hos,is ddc1noe a k.ricaa
courvy Su b doom Ars 10 csx ~ skSr oosxunsscsos
Uin Ns csoa, UsscA from tAs smdilsess n er forus.
hey ,oiu not h abe nds~asG; rensain n Vera
Crxs, SAys yeltsU fsu~ e sep vcgssg, ssd 1wPccas
rapidly dying from a. (Teus. 7k "s0mi0 has sst W
much sariier d~d viA or~dtg sutelsify hf sedr adr
ssuaf, and 1 lds less a-:l tas and o Octe
ber ner.
The English In Mexico not ksiy 70 Be rsolsst
Cd and their will be watched BY Mr. Goa
sui Gennis, IN whose prudence and judgment have
every conhdcncs
propose leaving Vera Cruz with Mr.. walsham for
New York direct on the csth instant In hsr Majesty
ship Challenger and shall Swat there your iordships
furthsr instruct ions have, &c.
C. IENSox wyKR
I'm @. WIZ TO GAri. Aure11r. y
0RIzABA, April IL, 1s62-5P. N.
M LoRD--I have just received communication from
General Doblado, offering To down here and sign
scnvsntson with me for ths ss,smsns Of the Rrisish
claims
A similar communicates has been also addressed By
that Miaistsr 70 General Prim.