The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-04
The Mexico Report.
A Combination

ran trahc'sco. Jan. 2s.-rss Druo ratio
rai-s, III, Democratic Iaper Of this city, which 10
htel, t. be we'll acquainted with tho views Of Dr.
owl and h'- friends in this city, who are nunnsr-
Gus here Publishes the following statements;
We have renNiusd from ipdulVng IN spe 'uls,ioNs
or eSprosslnr sny oi,n'on IA regard 70 he many
~ potts aud rIulots relating N tie position sna d'-
rRr, OF Dr G win o MEXICO until W. give Tie ev.
a't facis and ind srntatlv tvouch for them. 1M,
nov prepsrcl " do BY iniorria, o. recf. vel
frurn ,rclAy Heuly, Fsq socreJt',i agent 49, IN
Gwin. uD1e ne protection q the EfrY r'r Of Mex
'co MNIimihan hrs conveyed BY 'r'is'- cod tp ihe
Kmpcio- L,uia Nsr icon, Sonors, renstola and
other northern States nj MEXICO, the boundaries o.
which hAvr not vet been determined rp'r, 90 be
hold AND governed Nv the 'stter, under W. can
protect n, - security for the psyment
~ France against Mexico, the same " he restored
g. Mexico IN full up,n the payment ~ the N'id
claims With al the private rights secured uDder
French occupation confirmed.
pr. Gwin Is Governus General or 'e-Sc'reisry
o. the Emperor 20 tue French, aud f, inv 'tel with
plenary powers io- the government Of tie States
which have cen cndci, AMI 20 dispose OF the pIb-
lic lands and Mines Dr.. Gwiu has drawn up
cois oflaws. witch hsyc lcrn approved Nv the
Emperor ~ the French, Of the most liberal Kind,
guaranteeing civil and religious 10 erty, providing
for prc-enpt purchase NJ ,he public lFnd.. and
regulating the terms Of occupation and the ~ ~
the ~ mes. TIE Emperor Of tho Prev h guar ntc,s
Auxiliary i7ce, under The direction NJ the Cover
peace, and defer the pcoplH o. the StSter s,sns,
intcrnAl and external force.
Ihc policy 81 pr Own, which hv the approved
Of both Enperors, 30 % encourage EN- grafton from
Ihe America = les by oHerirg he mos, iitVral
Lrua 20 settlers, In orucr 1 hrAg intelligence in
oustty, energy snd enterprise to The development
oi the ~Ul-kuovn resources 20 that region, ~
highly favored by tie natural ADVANTAGES Of soil,
Il mate d mineral wealth, and " tolm m en-
lightontd and sGhstan1iA popllNtiou which will
assure prruIausn ~ se'srlty, and give strength
aud power " dc.eud lie Safes nom AlbIste1ug
expeditions, " N.cA he uuapJdopr sted RE 81 and
setui-barbaroui condition OF the people have her o.
loiore invited. M Hculey Is associated with Ma
lOr j. G, Rde 81, zud both will nct the agents OF
DR. GNlu. TIE, are ere for tne purpose O; inyit-
my efni-srat % to that region.
tDT. - "Dilt" twin, the French Emperor's
Nceroy an NnrtA,ru NcNico, - . native oi Mexico,
and has teen an fdcc -ho''or ever siuce he LETT
school. lie Is the s1n Of Methodist preacher, was
born IA T'uuessee ia 1876, aud 10 nov s.Nty years
o. age. III" stl lied meiclue, and afterwards law,
and was appointed United States Marcia Of v =.
sss up in 1888. 5 nee then he has boon Super n
teudont 81 tho building, ~ ne New Orleans Custom
llouso, Member Of Congress- aud United Fiat, q
senator from California. lie Alvsys consot' oil
with slsvehoders, and hen the rebellion broke
oui VA expected TO loin them, and was arrested
on hoard ate uct on his WAY, 4 was supposed, Ia
New York. and released after o brief confinement.
uco IN u but little has been heard OF HIM. H. ID
clever, bod and unT rupulols, and has MI the
qIsl ties which heht him for becoming the useful
tool 0t the French Emperor.l