New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
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his cOmmsnd to protect hin self, the legation, eAO o-
ers OF our countrymen under any circumstances Wnch
may occur; and 10 viii inform the Government OF tne
Tycoon that the United States will, as they sha inu
ocoason send additional forces TO maintain the ioie'
going demands. -
M Seward, under date Of Oct g. 1869, writes to Mr.
Pruyn Haying been advised by your despatch OF the
eth Of August which from san Francisco ny teie
graph that the Tycoon has returned to ledo ana tus
your relations With his GOFeTnmet are much lmproYeu
L deem ii ineIpedient 20 restrain your discretion tt
present by special Instructions but oheerfny war me
Development Of events which mnst have occurred sles
that communication was sent"
ROME.
Among the documents is one dated April 4, 1863, IN
Which Minister Blstchford seys to Mr.. Seward: HIS
Holiness well the Cardinal Secretary, ore decided
friends of the Union and ardenty desire that a integ
rty may DO preserved. The latter ives strong IN his
hopes that the north would speedily subdne the Ee-
belion."
Mr. Seward, writing 10 Minister Marsh. July q.
1904 says: The President expects YOU 10 express 70
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs the sincere satisfaction
Of this Government with the answer which was given
by him 10 me proposition OF tie British Government
concefnng visits Of the heurgent vessels 10 Italian
ports lleil recognition OF the insurgents as beg-
eront WINS unnecessary IIOceedng the part OF her
Malestys Government IL has been very injurious 90
tho United States white = has brought 70 TIE British
Nation iseif o,y troublesome inconvenience end rs-
qnes constant efforts " prevent new and more danger
oBs complications"
Mr.. seward writes, Aug %, 1868: The assurance q
Mr.. CernLi Of tho continued sympathy OF his Govern.
j
know Low soon the principle Of nationality. which We
arc maintaining, may become important 10 herself.
We acting iIed policy Of consideration by ali
free Governments Liable 20 bs essaled BY reactonaIy
movements.
EELGrUs.
10 a dispatch Rom Mr. Seward % Minister Sanford,
Sept. 2s lsG', he Says have submitted 10 the Presi
dent yOrr dSDaeh Of the ith Of September TIE repre-
expressed g en- have been discreet and proper and
tie liberal and friendly sentiments he Expressed IN reply
are cordially appreciated.
II We 30 moi mistake the civil wNr IL now become
ruinous 20 those Who began T. reoklessly and With
out cause TO induce anxious consideration abou The
probable resrlt ys "a not submission Eor L il recon-
cinior, but Il Is tho first stage the road to peace
A advance 10 meet the problem Of reconcile lon.
many " its difficulties which 1T distance seem e.
rous 10 create divisions among the friends Of the
Y mon, may bo expected y disappear. frncence'
therefore requires that should not preInst fe,y til
sage IL the discussion o. them"
TURKEY.
Minister Morris he's kept the Government ,1F ised IN
that county AIR. Seward Whites 70 hin, Sept g. so5
" The oircuGF Which yon have addressed 10 American
Cousus In ~ rAey Is approved Tho Government re-
ceiyes yith lively stismcoI the information you have
Of gssat domestic retorn. in tie adnris-
fration OF customs In the empire, Gld you sre sg.L5
lied % cong 'St'AsIe she solal. -e-
DENMARK.
Minister Wood writes 10 Mr. Seward, April Ii. 1868:
" Since NV last dispatch have had the pleasure o.
reading 81 ard hearing with the Minister OK fotegn
Affair Or Had he resolutions or the United sta,,e
L
unqualified assent. With tLoee before The world, slG
an energetic enforcement. VI the oorsc ptlon at bone
Eope VIII learn that we are MOB ancer the contioi OF
The hob rs abe las been Taught IL now looks as b.
another year put down the Rebellion by stsTya
ton. II H. no other way.
EGYPT.
Consn'G General Thsye. Iit~s 20 Nr. Seward thru =
very nark I'd stmlls has bee parted 20 the prodnc
tor of .ctou IN Egypt IN consequence OF zoe continued
failure OF the supply nom America. MI Seward so!s
this news Is very satisfactory The President re sIye,
& 10
tFngs Of the friendship OF his Eisaness tSe Pae10 anc
you are authorized 70 assure lin that IA 81 lbs enter
prse for The The Improvement Of his people AID impor
aut domain DO has the sympathy and beet Wshes OF the
Coz srnn ent and people o. the United STATES.
MEXICO.
Miuissr Corvir IL appears from the correspo1deucs
has kept Government advised Of the pu.dsa. anu
Unier date OF August last Secretary Seward writes
to hrl Tho President Is inclined 90 approve the d.ci
sion you made In declining tAe In tatioh OF tue Mex
Gni repair 20 sen Luis. What would be ire most con
yonient aid favorable position TO- the legation
Will reference n 10 poioetieA q Americsa ngL. N
Mexico T. q question hat depends much tie eoltin-
genoies u wrr. which though they may De imminent,
cannot, q least. 90 tis distance iroU te tlea-oF o.
conflict Dc nnHc'racd. " is not perceived how yoc
could eecualy assert those interests az the present
goreu by representatives 10 tue Government ~ san
Luis which l. cut OF iIvu al communicating VITA tAe
IL gaion. lille on tho othe- hand, you VAL not oe e1
peced 10 address yourself under tue present cicum-
stguces 30 The provisional GoYcrnmen, which pears
sN Iy sl the Capital.
Minister We'h has KEPT he G0Sernmen, f1l! advised
In Aiay last lie called the attention Of the praiiar
Minister aud secretary ~ State for Foreign Nfrr 2"
rrus. breach of neutrality peIloTaed, aud then beng
,,ratod on tho pgt OF TO ~ csenlalres a.. E
Naestys Government ~ the ror.s " fcrnrr cucO al
Bahia The qOrt OF Br3hl, he says, are made haIDo1-
Of refuge and places OF resor; ind departure Tor
tifeo l!ntica. vessels - tho Alabama Georgia.
aud I.orila-- syosodly designed 81 prey upon
the comrerco ~ the United State. lie
asks tho Imperial Government 20 promptly
visit upon tha offending Governors the rtrlshmoif
tley have 80 ichy merited He show. ne right Of Ito
United States 10 demand he capture o. the pirate Ala.
hama ly BAIL II possible es daty due alike 20 itseii
~ me United States o. hCmaAity and 10 civilization.
To this tlo Marquis d'Aiysnlis positively declares
that the Government II s M esy is firmly resolved 10
maintain and 20 10 be respected the neutrality
IA the terms In which u has declared y assumed u; and
whotis important 10 declare that IL is no. disposed TO
allow this Neutrality 60 10 Ylo,-ted m Gay way W those
Interested 81 the contest stu less b. tAe dsss oi
seer'ttrg S1.ord. IN . letter 20 Mr webb says;
"Tlo p.nfl ilirtss0ns wi ch these ieusactons have
mode Nere acYiaied by tie extraordinary qlle ehee
exercised ON your pl Ia bringing the TRANSACTION none
10 the knowledge Of tho LMpelCrs Iofefni-eht eHu ny
iho prompt Just aud friendly proceedings wAioh thst
Government has adopted iolrvN n S
rei1ng tho question whether ndennltle. VII % dlg
in The Cuted States for the lOes and injuries ihiesed
nro, tlcr citizens until zee shah have received more
Authentic information Of tho cicuns.ances wAAsN ~
tended tho transaction"
Chilli.
Tie correspondence shows much iriendiness between
Chill aud tho United states. e., r
MinisSor Nesonl in letter tosecIetary ssNs-c jan
uars Ig.t narrstins q conversation With the Gillian
Tn ien iecretary saws; aysied myself OF the occa-
SION In assure tho Minister Of the Satisfaction WA
Which nay o,enuent had been made sSsS g. Of t The
generous syn oahy and confidence expresseu py INN
FL d. no, a. OF our arms IN tho present struggle, and
reiterated the assurance that the United States mover
for ono moment admitted the possibility OF the
.;,yerument n the world by The hand OF faction.
nnI TlInAI.