New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
from MEXICO.
Mexico-A BsiIigercnt Edifor-French
"Blague o-Misdecds o. Senor Robies-
What the Liberals Need-Conditfon OF
the Imperin,;s.s

tue Imperin'.s;s.
From Our Special Correspondent.
MArhMoBo5. Aug. Is. le65
The extract from letter. said to DO by Gen.
sheridan, on war with this country, and read at
meeting in New.York, has found its way into print
here and been mangled by the editor of lie Commerce
will not give the words of the writer. for they are
too many and beside. they insulting. lie laughs
at with the United States at the army and Cen
erals of that power and at Gen Sheridan advising any
such thing as war. In his eyes, the thing is very
funny
The order for dschagng most Of the troops in Texas
pnt the editor in a military humor and he wrote tie
following:
"Iu The Nsc Orlean, Time. Of the 9th inst. we see
that Gen. Sheridan shall. however much he may be
adverse 10 the Empire proceed at once without loss OF
time dsband oil the artillery cavalry ana infantry
not neoes sarv 10 keep order IN Texas.
1.-THE 100 900 men who. few days ago were menac-
ing our territory will be reduced to an Insignificant
force. -,
States in disregard OF the opinion and views oil
General Ike MI Sheridan does not think well of the
way to make an unjust against Mexico. In Mite
time will know if policy equally wise IN regard 10
LliOuserng expeditions Is to follow.
This refers TO any bodies of that Gems Caryaal
or Ortegs may be able induce to to this country
and fight for the Liberal cause
part Of the nature of the French that they should
Jlasue now and then. and this Is the more so with
arocais and editors. They do great deal of taking
and when a threat of comes from another people.
they must naturally give vent to voey of fiery words
This ia such a case and the Editor Of lie Commerce Is
the Gallo cock who crows defantly across the Rio
Grande
sR RoBLEs.
On the 18TH this gentleman. instead Of going down to
the Boca to attend the e there in honor OF the French
Emperor stad in this city and went to dinner given
blythe Consul OF Prussia AT this lie Commerce is angry
and hints that ST. Robes is half republican. Here Is
the article translated:
1.-THE Minister of Public Works was not az Boca del
Rio 20 attend the f6te in honor OF the Emperor Ma
poleon M was announced II is not known for what
reasons Sr Robes was unable accept the invitation
of Cart Coet Of the TysiphOno but the same day ne
went TO a banquet given by the Consul OF Prussia IN
honor OF we do not know what hte Among the num-
Der guests at this banquet there figured OF course
the Yankee Generass Steele. Brown. &C., &C.
"Toasts were drank and the Minister. as we are as
sured delivered a speech in favor of the Government
rha;erer rs form NAV BE- which will the ndepcnd
ence and liberty Of Mexico This fetc was wound up
by a dsorderiy (hserlt9 waltz by Gen Brown and an
zen. Steele spoke q great deal aboa; the Mexican
Republic
There was no reference made 10 the iusrious per.
Sonage whose eie that day ana VINO Is al Ills
moment doing SO much ioF Mexico
From this it seems that ST. Robes has no regard
for the French Emperor Is half republican. IL may
have been that wine flowed too freely and tina, the
Minister free in his speech but IN rno rerd'
As to the winding up raise felersh Of Gen. b., 1t Is
pity that he took TOO much OF good thing
The FORM OF AID NECESSARY FOR THE LIBERALS.
The aid wanted by the chiefs OF the Liberal party IL
a legion esrGnRera Of about 1000 men. in order to
force all leaders obey the regular Generals and to
take and hold point center OF union In
NY conversations with Treyno, DE Leon. and Others.
they dwelt upon those two points
The Liberia forces are nov spit up into small bodies
each operating IN a state. II two or more Of these
bodies unite French force is sent against them and
owing TO The quality Of tie latter. The result Of nearly
every tight is in their favor.
A column Of 10 90 men entering this country now.
would find the Imperial forces IN small bodies all over
a vast extent Of TERRITORY aud would be able 10 beat
those bodies Ia detail or drive them in grea; haste
from the points they holi. with loss Of war material
TO raise legion Of lO 90 men, 100 900 is necessary
10 begin with and this Is the grca, want at present
II that sum could be raised there would b. means 70
arm clohc aad feed the legion until some points In this
coun,ry-such a. Maiamor,s-coud be taken, and
few millions Of dollars raised by Tc4us.i.on.
A Commissioner is at tbs moment 10 Brownsville.
with instructions ifou S. Lcrla dc 1exada, Minister
OF Foreign nairs TO raise loan OF slOOOJO. thea to
raise a legion buy 80 many stand Of rifles 80 many
rounds of ammunition SIX batteries Of rifed guns 30
many rounds Of shell and shot, etc. etc. But this
Commissioner cannot raise the loan and will not do The
rest with no funds a. it would be folly.
The ac;s are these There is 10 be war at present
in favor Of Mexico The order to Gen Sheridan shows
that, Tie Liberal party wants private aid from the
United States, aud is lost without ii. II 10000 to
10000 men can be raised for the party it may regain
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