The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

msas a San Las which Is cut on from sa oommussca-
tson WIN The legation while. tho other hand. you
sess osrcumsances TO the provisional govers1snt
which bears sway al tho capital
Braxit.
Minister Webb has kept tho government fully advised
rnH praAnoaL oRuusxss
Nay last he called the attention OF the Brasian
gross breach Of neutrality psrpssrated aud tho" being
perpetrated on tho part OF the OF his Ma
rs government 10 tho ports Of Pesnambuco aud Bahia
The ports ofraz he nade harbors OF refuge
places OF resort and departure for their p,ratca vessels
tho Alabama Georgia and Fiordaavowedy designed 20
prey upon the commerce OF the United States He asked
the imperial government TO promptly visit upon the
offending Governors the punishment they have richly
merited He shows the right OF the United States TO de-
maud the capture the pirate Alabama by Brazil IL
possible as duty due alike 10 itself TO United States,
TO humanity and TO civilization.
TO this Marquis dAbrantes positively declares tho
government Of his Majesty firmly resolved to maipan
and 70 cause TO be respected the neutrality tho forms
10 whicn was declared assumed III and. what Ia i'm
portant TO declare that IL not disposed to allow this
neutrality to DO violated in by those Interested
70 the contest still less by the delegates Of tho govern
Secretary Seward in q lsster to Mr.. Webb. Gays
have made were aiicviated by tho extraordinary
diligence exercised on your part In bringing tho transact
ss neTs % the l q
that government has adopted ~
orbear from raising tho question whether iudemnitios
Will be due TO the Unod States for the injuries
n6loted upon the citizons until shall received
moro authentic information Of tho circumstances which
0upplfmentary Corrcspondencss 81
FRANCE AND rHE REDBI. PRrvArDERs.
Ia the supplement- 70 this appears Ios
tor from Minister Dayton TO Secretary 6eward dated No
ysmbsf -; -Aihousa the foreign depsrtmest
vessels building Cor tho rebels at Bordeaux and Nantes
should cease, but only thano armament and delivery
should be had yet consul at Bordeaux writes that
on examination day or two since not man was 70 be
seen employed there On bis prior visits the vesseh and
the yard itself had boon literally alive With mon.
bTuu PRESIDENT ALLOWS THE EXPORT OF TOBACCO TO
FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
The following executive ordor appears in. tho doeu-
ments. a copy Of which was enclosed to Minister
Dayton
ExEourvs MANSION. Nov 10. 1863.
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tobacco the United States, belonging government
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state. super1sion and upon SesponsiSiy
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''''' : ''e 0'''s' ''"''' ASRxMXM LINCOLN
SECRETARY Stewards INSTRUCTIONS TO GENERAL
BANKS.
The following is from Mr Seward to General Banks
garding intercourse with Mexico
WAsHsNGroN Nov. %, 1868
presiden. three Dispatches OF the 9th 7h and 9th
have great pleasure u csngrsiu!ans you upon your
which d ali the more Sss because was eSecsed
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from civil strife and N Mexico offers seducons
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front &c sssss.
You viii defend The United States Texas against
Nevertheless you not enter any Of Mexico unless
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me ysones Ssm%, s sssn. The United STATE:
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lawful enlargement Or the prescott field o. war;
70 observe maY and POLITICAL as
mporiant Gr a,s eovsnmen, e Understand concerning
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n
your military Operations and conane myself simply 70
sa aos on IN Mexico WaS Sos
OF thsGuf Browpsvles Texas
INSTRUCTIONS TO our MINISTER m MEXICO.
Mo SEWARD TO MR. ooRwIr-so 49,
smr.s. despatch q ossssI rs Z. i Sea
etred and submitted 70 the President aud you viii
Information and judicous observations which
concerning the present condition OF Mexico In reply to
inquiry contained despatch have to inform
absence nstructions this depart
mc0t. you viii expected relations
now towards the government OF thcunited States
Mexico for cause residence in the city OF
co shall become ntoerabe or seriously nconvenicnt
% o1 NJ 81 s e nox
anticipated ia which you will be expected TO address yourself
any other government than the which you are &C.
credited
give you for your information a copy OF an insruc
ton that has been given Major General Banks his
occupation Of Brownsville Texas am sir -FOUR obedient
servant, WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Thomas CoRwrs. Esq, &C.
The enrc correspondence covers one Thousand three
hundred and twenty-ninc pages Comparatively few
points have been condensed from the generally interest
ing pages and embodied IN tho above hastily prepared
abst ract.