The New York herald., 1863-11-05
Engllsh Monarchy and American Do
mOcracy.

SIR FRANCIS D. HEAD ON THE UNITED STATES POLICY
DURING TIE CANADIAN REBELLION.
TO THE EDrroR OF rns LONDON TINES
siR-n the leading article OF your Journal of this day.
Of the clads the Mersey have read with great
pleasure and admiration the following remarks:-
She [he Aabamal was the produce of .rickery and
her equipment was (urnshed but say that she did
the Attorney General put was an "e
and such escapes are exactly the things which ought to
Now sir, as administered the government OF Upper
which government Is at this pursuing
and which you are so powerfully supporting with that
practiced towards Great Britain when very small por
tion Of her territory disturbed by nsurrecton
csssu seesoo FOR nearly Wo Veas o osb mens ine %
inhabitants OF the Confederate States briefly be
ON so % 'y Of hf E Mr.
the head OF $50 noisy followers, some armed with
sss many with xSs the rest hs with rifles
the population Of Upper Canada was 45o, 900 the
Home district, go 900 the city OF Toronto. 10000
capped disguise TO the United states and completely
his insane project defeated by the loyalty Of the
pie, unass,sed by troops thot, en- the following day,
not only issued proclamation TO stop the volunteers
who, from all directions were ockipg towards Toronto
ton Of f' Sir John coiborne. in Lower Canada
On the 18th OF December reported these facts TO
William L. Marcy, Governor OF the State OF New YORK in
letter, In which stated
ins' @Ste
arms, or otherwise. opp oson the government
simultaneously with this statement despatched to
conformity with the existing between the Cana
dian provinces and the State OF New York to deliver to
the authorities OF Upper Canada William Lyon Mckenzie
TO be tried for the murder Of Colonel Noodle for arson
and for robbery with his hands, of her Maestye
mail in full proof Of which the requisite documents were
| enclosed
To my letter and request received the following re.
| ply
| STATE or NEW YoRK. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
| - 49, - Albany. Dec. Is. 1887.
s,s.i have received from D, Bs.huns ESQ the oscal
sS he on ans me- :. The state q
as fugitive from Justice from the province Of Upper
Mckenzie crimes imputed e TO hm hat D
Majesty Of Upper Canada Hsormei is Sere ass
ve the si ss %S' r ~, =:
offence rather for h. imputed to him in the documents
S hs of he s
| treason have the honor 10 be, &c L. MARCY
will be observed that, in the above replv Governor
Marcy abstaned from noticing the treaty between Great
Britain and the United States, in obedience TO which
had, on his application TO me faithfully surrendered to
! States. simply the legal evidence OF their guilt He
also abstsncd from noticing the fact to which Mr. Be.
thune drew his especial attention namely the robbery
| by Mr.. Mckenzie OF bis own State srsenals.
| On the Goth Of december, 1887 Governor Marcy,
after having allowed the American Generals Van Rsnsse
laer and Sutherland with impuny TO seize twenty
pieces OF bis artillery and 10 issue proclamaons" in
the United States Offering $500 for apprehension
one hundred Of land in Canada ana 800 70 whoever
would Join what they pleased 10 call "the patriot
army" permitted the steamer Caroline, in broad day
light In the presence OF the United States Marshal aud
In the immediate vicinity OF regiment OF militia OF the
State Of New York to be cut out OF the ice by thou
sand men He allowed his own Collector Of Customs 10
give her license under which, aud insured from ose by
bond publicly given by seventeen American merchants
she sailed amidst the accamatons Of the people TO ACT
a. passage boat TO convey government artillery and
American citizens to take possession OF Navy Island
Canada
After reporting 10 her Maesty's Minister Mt Washing.
ton the foregoing facts mpcrfecty expressed him my
need not remark 70 your EIceency how unfair and nm
Just ihs rsbslon which within his ErovnSs wa.
ans Of The cooay should revived and rendered form
ss S the a.. ss and sss Ike Ss Of S S
of Ike most friendly relations between rss, Bri,au and he
pasn q ss Snsd S sf s.gss q
plumber and all the mserss of war By the unushable in
AZ their conduct n the bysone period to which have
land surely the government and people Of the dsnned
States viii do well TO consider upon what plea they
now entertain feelings hostile to the British people for
opinion the probsbe results OF sanstantis civil
war, which permitted, they would have endeaycred TO
prevent and which, without permission they all deeply
and sincerely lament am, sir, your obedent servant
CROYDON, oct II, 1868. 3. B. HEAD
Mexican Thanks TO Napoleon.
From Galisnani's Messenger, Oct 2a.l
Empsror B Mssssy listened With srea, attention ic
the report made 10 him By the fresident-M. Guerre7
de Estraof the reception given them by the Archduke
MaxrnilIan His Majesty congratulated the members
the favorable results Of their mission and expressed the
| greatest anxiety for the regeneration Of Mexico.
Before retiring NJ Gvtierrez dc Estrada presented
the Emperor n the OF the regency Of the Mexican
empire the vote OF thanks of the nta OF notabcs, de
posted oblons box Of massive silver OF most deli
cate worEmanshp, and tied up with ribbons q the na
tional colors OF MeScorcd, whte and green. Tho boz
Itself was enclosed In q small case OF blue velvet
THE WAR OF ST. DOMINGO.
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