The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27
The Rupture Between the French and
Their Allies he Clergy.
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
Protest Of the Archbishop and
Bishops Of Mexico.
Their Situation Declared to be Worse
than Under the Juartz Government.


Supreme Court by Order Of
General Bazainc,
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Tho following documents give full history Of the
cont rupsurs between The party and tho French
SYNOPSIS OF DOCUMENTS.
IProtest OF the Archbishop OF Mexico, or the
rege0s against certain orders issued In tho OF the
Regency by Generals Aimonte and Saas under comma6d
recognition a the representation o. tho church property
decreed in 1859 by the Juarez government November
iPro,sst OF the Archbishop against his removal from
ofloe. as Regent Of the EN- ire, Nov. 1T, 1868.
3oHc's' tote from General Bazaine TO the Archbishop
that the dismissal OF the Archbishop from
the Regency was made by his orders. November 20
4-Rsply Of tho Archbishop to General Bazaine. He
dec his from the Regency null and vol
November %. 1868
b-Un,ted protest OF the Archbishop or Mexico the
Archbishop Of Mich acan, tie Archbishop Guadala
Jara the bishop Of LUIS Potosi and the Bshup OF
Osaca against The circulars orders issued with refer
the church pro erty BY nd OF the French
General and declaring nst all no shall execute them,
or CO operate in executing them tho accommodation
decrecd By tue Holy council OF Trent In this protest
they declare their situation 70 b. worse than 1t
under the Jusrez government. december 20. 1858.
6-Decree OF the regents Almon,e and Saias, remov.
log all OF the judges and other officers OF tho supreme
Court on the ground their refus 10 enforce any OF
church pr perty. January 2. 1884.
7-Man,iesto Of Almonis and Saas. explaining this
form their action 70 "Fronch policy" January 2 1874
6.-Sharp letter fr General Neigre to the Archbishop
Of Mexico complaining Of the ncend.ry character OF the
publ cations which bong clnndosney circulated BY
the clergy In the capital January IL, 1884
o-Reply Of the Archbishop. declaring catesoricaly
that was the church SO bitterly prosecuted and
that no. ss CHIEF probate, finds himself in position
than under tho Jusrez government.
PROTEST OF the ARCHBISHOP o. MEXICO.
Rrc~ I,.fnr data ka,,a
Gated 70 their Exceencies Regents Generals D. n
AmoDts and D. Mariana Sass that Of which tho following
Yooa xcaLxanEs-Being unable In any case to make
sacriace "a my consoencs and my dignity find myself
Obliged . sdctsas % your E1c.ens,ss ior your que
lowing declarations:- 9r*s sef al EFt .as
Ns-Thas there having boon reosived by the Regency
st the concuson o. its ee11l0u Saturday the 7th
instant dsspaton from hts Exceency General Baxaine,
10 which no iass.sA shat tho Regency should maze
sSS Jads Che course 81 tSs affairs % wSicS the comma
sicasioa nOtce pubslsd in tho official paper OF the
uasde n Ssnuer which should strongly Claim the alton.
toa q tAe Regency, immediately made known that the
sr WAS from ts nature one Of tho greatest gravity
ops6lon Or accord The subject lying over
Sas.d.ihss desiring to exhaus. Ia this affair every
resource which prudence should dotate. In order that
the common accord Of tho Regency and HIS Excesncy
General Baxaino, had . conference With bis Excel
esssas es'se: o Eass.sey Senior xi%cass on
day, IN the afternoon, making known 70 Atm al the
isyss ..s sAr q tho bills rsosivsS. and routing
Church property N order TIA: ~ resolution should
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sessr Anosss. who sustained several Of ny observe
fx1.s-n,s - his xzeslIeocy Senior Ba.ains did no.
yssid 70 M eSnsass. offered p Ne presescs q the
zane ssscr 1mssts. % sad them 10 him Yesterday N
writing. saeaes chat 10 might more oarsfuiy consider
HsvsA-rSas 10 compliance with this onsr prepared
vAioh operated against giving 70 The said saw
until . Supreme resolution dictated By The sovereign.
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new y sivss b these aaAirs.
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Sus that shs sssesa appeared sfterwsrds without any
no rcoosntisuo any right In the unlawful holders Of
these pa0sra [notss given fer Church property -rRASs
Of Tho public trbunas bat osy declaraioa that the
Regency would hoid caiunlous whatever efforts should
:Ss y e: ss q 3:
tseH forward IN affair whoee resolution shoudsbe left
% Che so,sss. s.S ,hs stated wiih my natural
Si.A-fSa shsa peoossded 70 dsmoustratc that thsre
tsiOa than skas uhisA really bore without deciding,
In acs. tho Qussioa which u sought 70 be postponed
s.: ss. Y s iss :'
dscison could nos Ss made because Il would be anti.
reference . Is. POPS !. Sno% wouG be-
most severe blow; % his Majesty the Emperor Of the
Preach. whom would 70 represent role dametri
dispositions and frank and loyal conduct and TO hts
Majesty the Emperor q Mexico, whom IL would deprive
him and reducing him-such were my words: 80 the
deporate and painfully fruitlsss task Of gnawne the
ss because sues would cause a. Immense n.
majority 70 draw back while they would mot attract the
opposition Tor whom condescsnsions stmulants and
SesxA-TAsGD tsis oommurIcatlon was already sealed
IN order 70 sss % hls EKcssncy SENIOR Bazaine whom
Informed u . document of The following tenor: =
Anlco, Nov ., 1858.
10 ran PoLnIoH Pmnm-
that noswhstardpg NE inserted In No. IL Of
sAs sciai papss q which The annexed cory, certain
which rssas ths sassr (sosss) and che leasing
rssss prspsrssss whcS have belonged V che clergy
sss. IN oSsos%y via :" *. uoo. r.spr.d o. *.
judges and tbHna sheuia aad must taks eognxancs q
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pianos - PoRAYoosA. Under secretary Of state,
.s..s.usa. And OF the department o. Justice.
Frea ell thas hes bssa saId Il appsar--
R~a-fhss shsrs has bssa dictated 10 the name Of
shs Regaoy order which The Regency has not decided
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.ss: =. s.s.. :; T.; xs ..s.-ss. informed
q eiroulatisn uss directed V be issued Sunday
bsfos hsl ~ conference with biz Exceency Senior Ba
saIne IN the prsooace q Ee0or Aimone, Of anar
stl pending. thsrs being maintained By their Excellen
oles the Rexents ny colleagues towards me With regard
70 most ssuAieue reserve, which cannot explain and
with Che aexravasnR circumstance that The order
issued Uu1se secretary 81 the Department Of
Justice ~h - sssss ny csrrs rl s~s ~
Whatever or . simple ncstcs On the part OF this
II virtue whereof In oompasss with the duty imposed
upon ReGens OF the empire By The eth which
have taken W ssk 10 ell tne oomncn good 10 order 70 de-
% hh Majesty the EMPEROR Of Mexico, " whom
J owe a. hdeisy. whether with respect 70 the
saSoa which has honoreA me with liz confidence,
~, enaiy With respect 70 the legitimate interests which
nay qve way under the practical consequences a
81 Snca 90 -ecf null, address myself 70 your Ex
cslsnce ~ the psseut nete making these decarntsons
and msking know. that .. do CONSIDER said order
gses.ed sss,aay by the Under Secretary Of Justice,