The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-19
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From washington- Of Anether Presi-
deusial Proclamatien DECLARING the Rebellion
Ended-A Budget Of Mexican News, incIuding
seme War 0as-The Garland Case.
WARRINGTON, December 1s.-The rumor IL
current that the President, during the recess,
will issue q proclamation declaring the rebel
lion at an end, and placing all the States in the
same position as they were previous to the
war. He has sufficiently tested Congress, and
will enact some coup detat to head of radical
ism.
It is said that the French Minister has be-
come quite alarmed respecting the answer Sc
cretary Seward sent to the Emperor's letter
asking for the recognition Of Maximilian's
government of Mexico, and as much so with
reference to the resolutions lately introduced
into Congress on the subject of the Monroe
doctrine. 1t is understood the Secretary has
left for New York, where he will remain until
he hears from the Emperor.
Advices ola Havana from Vera Cruz state
that additional forces are being forwarded to
Mexico. Twenty five hundred French troops
had already arrived Mt the latter port. Latest
intelligence from Paris states that six thousand
French soldiers had embarked for Mexico. It
would seem that Napoleon has anticipated, and
States in reference to the Mexican Repub bic
Letters from New Orleans, dated the 18th in
slant, state that an old and estimable citizen
of New Orleans, just returned from Matamo-
ras, and who was intimate there with French
officers, says they fully anticipate war be-
tween France and the United States and be-
lieve it will commence on the Rio Grande.
They already have a plan Of the campaign
mapped out, which anticipates the sudden
crossing of United States troops over the Rio
Grande on pOntoons. They will then abandon
Matamoras and the Rio Grande, and fall back
on Monterey, which will be held as a strategic
point. These officers claim to be thoroughly
informed as to all the means the United States
have at their disposal here and in Texas for an
advance into Mexico. Very wise men! very
likely story !-already discredited by telegraph
yesterday
Vera Cruz letter says troops from France
continue to arrive, six hundred more disem-
barking on the I'd instant, who were immedi-
ately sent into the field.
There is great anxiety to ascertain what will
be the ultimate action of the United States in
regard to Mexico. The Imperialists were great
ly excited by the last news, informing them
that General Grant had publicly expressed
sympathy with the Republican cause, that
General Logan was appointed Minister to the
Government of Jaurez, that Sheridan's army
was on the Rio Grande, and was being rein.
forced.
The French officers and soldiers in the I'M
perial army openly express strong hatred for
the United States, and desire to fight Ameri-
cans. [Bravo!]
Two important DEGREES were lately issued by
Maximilian-one of them extending for fiji
teen days from the Goth November the time
in which the soldiers of President Jaurez's Go
vernment are allowed for laying down their
arms to be granted amnesty; and another or
dering general draft for his army throughout
Mexico.
The postponement Of the argument of Re-
verdy johnson in the case of Garland, an ap-
plicant for readmission to the bar of the Uni
ted States Supreme Court without taking the
test oath, causes good deal of speculation
among those interested. Opinion is gaining
ground that the application will be successful.