The New York herald., 1862-06-17
FRANCE GOES ON ALONE.

Earl Russell Endorses the Action
Of Sir C. Wykc.
The Expected Failure Of the french
Arms In Mexico,
Co &C., 20.
The following despatch from Earl Russell, dated
the 22d inst, approving the conduct Of Sir Charles
wyks breaking up tho conference. and putting END
70 the Joint action Of tho three Powers
EARL RussEI. TO SIR @. wYKE.
FOREIGN OrFCR, May %, 1Se3.
Ny IDRp-Hcr Maissfy's government have had under
their consideration your despatch dated from 0rzaba
the l1th OF April your former dispatches relating
General Almonte and especially the process 10i OF the
| conference hold at Orizaba on the 9th Of April +
Her Hciesys eos7nss. .ns rgra to fsa that tie hope o.
agreement eaceeH The Can,n ss of GreGi Brian
Spain The han', and Of Pyanee IL oRcr mas
completely rtrcued and Mat Ansi al J,ri y de Ia Ora.
and A. Dstbos de Saicay had d7wsel % march IN
M1ico, uhile scu and CsraI r. i'm Of opai hat
there for refvss as N Sicas Conn
ss:o' r. = He oo.ersce which had teen d 70 sss at
The differences q opinion among the commissioners
appear 70 have turned chiefly points The rst
these related to the protection given to General Aonte
by the French army and the demand Of the Mexican
government that he should be sent back France Tho
second point or difference thus stated by NJ Dubois de
Salgny, in tho conference Of the 9th Of April
an Dc sagny insists on this point that is impossi.
DC 70 derry that the real and principal object Of the
vsnton 10 obtain satisfaction for the outrages
heaped foreigners by the Mexican and to
enforce its observance OF treaties that the temporizg
and conefatory system hitherto pursued was cor
oemned by what was daily occurring, nasmuch the
reign OF extorton tyranny and violence been made
douby oppressive and had rendered the
egnss quite ntolerabo; that proofs OF this
tnually afforded by the complaints daily sent in TO him;
nat the attitude q the allied forces appeared to have
stimulated the government 70 rsdoublsd audacy that
Tor nis part, hs formally declared that he would
treat with that government and that his we matured
opinion was that is was necessary v march upon
Her Majcstye ccuawment approve At yoar conduit On
both those points, 2h consider that the presence of General
arS n,o \" nssU ;1D n fo no % zee sesrs ss
var asd h Aaesys government could not hare dprcnad
Of measure having M1s tendency for at that time The o.
conducting negotiations UiM vieso 70 peaceful seG
s,ens Of 1heir differences.
acted rightly when in answer 20 H. dc Sal!gnys dsca
ration 0f his unchanScabe resolution not to treat with
the OF President Juarez you refused ax
your signature TO the addressed by the French
Commissioners to General Dobado, and thereby broke
tho conference and put end to the joint action Of
Her hsjesys government greatly regret that the CO.
operation with France should cease and they regret
above all ha. the hope of the dlamsnt Of the objects
Of the convention OF October 81 which might have beon
attained before tho end OF April had the conference
on tho l5th should thus have bcen abandoned.
satisfied with tho determination you took. They concur
In the opinions given BY General Pr, and happy
find that the conduct VI the representative OF her Catho
lie Majesty has been approved by the governments Of
Spain ar
Nor u there any to regret the course taken BY
her Majesty's government. Had they delayed asking
redress from the government Mexico for tho wrongs
Of British subjects they would have given Just
complaints from hose who entitled to her Macsys
protect,on Had ey gusaed heir oon coarse scpayccv
and rened to act ach FrUsaee anu p0in they scoid haze
produced irring ard unsatisfactory relations, perhaps
Ii
greet European Poors lad taey on che o,her hand
sciced ias,yDosate yc9ndnce to treat NTH Pyesi
dent Jdses they icoud kace bsem ,cing due Tsgard
to the Independence Of ne Merican people. s8f n
Had her Maiestys government therefore, taken any
other than that which adopted, they would
have incurred tho risk OF evils greater Than the
separation which has now occurred.
You viii understand that whils her Maesiy's govern
msnt lament the taken by the Commissioners OF
the Emperor of ths French. nothing has occurred
impair the friendly relations which continue TO subsia
between the two governments OF Great Britain and
We append also sir Charles wykes despatchas, wch
give the motives as well the details Of his proceed
SIN G. wYKl 10 EARL Rps KILL Received May Is)
IEAtractl
M OsszAnA. April II 1862.
take adv Anagc OF tha departure Of french vossal
oevar for St. Thomas TO write 10 your lordshp fort
night earlier than should otherwise have been able to
do as there eycry possibility Of hsr reaching that
nlncs In tiuo 20 catch the steamer leaving Il for south
| ampton the 81 OF May. r
Aiy last months correspondence win have informed
quencs OF the French agents having extended their pro-
lection 10 General Amonte Padre Miranda and other
Sspisbsd from d. COUNTY .nd Who now frem IN.
French camp maintain an active correspondence with
Maquez Cobos and other notorious chiefs Of the
bands ~ present IN open rebellion aganst the govern
ment. L $
Ny dispatches o tho 27tb Goth and ooth ul. and Of
tn. Sd inst tose'her with their enclosures treat 80
uded 10 IL had IL not produced in its consequences
serious result have completely frustrated the OBJ
A.a tk
signed the convention Of the 3lst OF October last.
BY my pondencs with Admiral Jursn de Ia era
vn S against
colleagues for their having acted thus Independently and
without even consulting us in matter so nearly aiscnG
interests. that Of introducing Into the
country under their direct proscton set OF political
sIes banished from It by the government Of the re-
public with whom had already treated, and were
about again 70 negotiate for the adjustment of die
Dur During ' the time thai General Prm and myself
we're using every effort 10 induce the Admiral and
N. de Saligny 10 retrieve 30 grave an error
esived Gspaea .fros As Asucaa oouvassst 10 ne
buck Almsas Podre Nirosda aud the ether esics from
whece eg came, reire forces dgaiH byoad the
fortified @ ns caiqsthaee as BY rsasnisg noe pr.
sons in tie FrGsch sdRp ciOang ne spirI Of Tie
prJsasao~y Of Ge Soidad and a. ne time
setino at naSht TIC gove'umoas legitimate ashority.
On the receipt Of this letter again wrote to our
French colleagues stating tina, II had become abso.
uteiy necessary for them at join this town.
for the purpose of holding nna conference 10 decide
pardonty whether they would ones more conform 70
that majority OF votes which had hitherto decided by
mutual consent, ssy difference Of opinion that had arisen
amongst us.
After several days delay they at length arrived here
yesterday, when conference was held forward 70
ysar ordship aud authentic pvocs al what
ook place tho occasion for the due Information Of her
Maisstys government in matter Of such paramount
| Importance.
fw,ll not seapto ansyxe this PROTOCOL which gives
faithful account q tho events which have occurred
leading 70 the present crisis as well also as q The ssve
raj statements made with reference thereto By my col
leagues ind myself leave for your lordships care
fu perusai accurate Knowlsdge of lie contents 10
essoufal 70 the proper sucdasion OF question which s
of SO grave nature require thorough and search
i ing inquiry into eli its details.
The letter alluded being addressed By ths French
agents 70 the Mexican government, aad IN which they
state their for breaking on their relations and
commencing hosttiee, appeared 70 General Prm and
| myself very sided and partial statement u their
osse being made up Of assertions which, fer
aware Of ars NOT borne out BY the facts for Ue ad
De FrewcA Miwiser, ~ yssoss conference, t~fogrs
-. ,ult suere the dcts II oppression epdrued oQsins his
=. "a Hx,oo ssnce IA ssCsin1 of the conventoN Of