Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-22

contemplated Wlthdrnwal OF fhe
French from Mexico, and Abdfea-
uen OF naximiiian Diplomatic
Negotiations ON the subjsct-uem-
beEs Of the Cabtnet Ayerse 20 Meet
Ing nj the ~ hite House.
WAsENsroS, Angus; 10, le65.
CONTEMPLATED WITHDRAWAL or TIE FRKscH
TROOPS FkOH NGxIco.
believe / am rarra.ted IN saying that iD 9
fes days more the public anxiety IN relation to
the Mexican question will De a. rest by a
semi Official announcement OF the fact that the
Mexican im6Ioglio has been settled IN manner
| consistent with the honor of the American peo
pie, aud 10 accordance With the principles OF the
Monroe Doctrine The reported settlement is
said TO be the result OF Mr.. Stewards diplomatic
iaoors for some months past. Ii Is said that
| i'm medittely after the surrender OF the rebel
army, under General Lee, Mr.. Seward csuse1
tue Emperor OF France 70 DC informed. through
the proper channel, THAI the Government OF
| the United States vas then, or soon would be,
IN position 10 maintain the principles OF
the Monroe Doctrine; that, owing TO the diff
Guilty which had been eI yerienced IN suppress
lag the rebellion, and the length of time which
the work occupied, the United States had
Deen compelled ~ stand and look on, and tsctly
consent 10 some thugs nh,eh we're entirely op
posed 10 he spirit of our Institutions; that
| among them was the establishment of foreig u
monarchy ia Mexico on the ruins OF the Mexican
! Republic; that the United States Government is
now able 10 devote The proper degree Of attsn-
ton 10 its foreign relations; that the Monroe
Doctrine constitutes one vi the most cherished
! principles of Government, aud that the
! President 10 determined TO enforce il; that ia a
few weeks We would have veteran army OF
half million of men, who could tie thrown into
| Mexico ia lev DAYS; aud that, If IL beeaI lie
necessary, this great IeIce would be employee in
the expulsion OF Msximiliso aid the French
troops fIom Mexico, and IA tue restoration OF the
| Republic there. These. Of course. we're not the
words; but II Is said that this vas the tenor and
effect OF the dispatch, and that it has had the in
| teUded effect; und that tue Government has re-
Gently received from France the assurances THAI
| the French OPP. shall be Withdrawn IRON
Mexico, and that Macmillan himself will soon
ab licate his throne aud return 10 Austria liz i.
only since the receipt OF this most gratifying ia.
teIligence from France that orders have been
gwen for the gradual dis0andment Of the U :
troops in Texas They were sent there because
IL was not vet known what the decision OF Ma
poleon would De; and there was prospect az one
ume that their services would be actually needed
for the expulsion OF Macmillan by force Now
however, II ia known that the Monroe Doctrine
will DO respected by Napoleon. and. therefore
the necessity which existed for their being sen,
10 the Rio Gtande has passed away. The Mon
roe Doctrine, therefore, will DO established GA q
hrmer basis than ever before; and the friends o.
Mr. Seward declare that this il entirely Tia
work OF the Secretary of State. The ab iicatiou
OF MsIlmilian, and the re establishment Of the
republican form of government in Mexico mus
not be looked for immediately But that the-,
events will take place within reasonable tim'
ii Is said there is no doubt whatever | init
mated some time ago that it Maximilian di,
finally abdicate the Secretary of State wUul,
claim the credit of having brought about that re
/ suit; aud Il what is stated above is founded OF
, facts, il will be evident that the Secretary cai
make out pretty fair case.
THE RECLAIMED HUSBAND
Much interest ia excited in fashionable circle
here, by the return 20 this CITY Of Mr and Mrs
c.. whose adventures have recently occupies
90 much space in the New York papers Th
lady was tor many years Z great isyorite in so
cieiy here, and has many warm and iuauents
friends Every one sympathizes with her in TIN
trials she has undergone. and hopes that he
troubles aBd trials are now at an end. | do no
l think you would care TO have ma repeat all tina
the gossips say about this unhappy case. Tn
, husband has intimated his intention of livinl
with his wife in future, and OF giving her NJ
ground for complaint; and as long az he doe
this, the public has no right TO indulge in specu
latiOns about his family
THE Presidents HOUSE.
The Presidents unwiIingness to leave tn
White House causes good deal OF remark
Several members of the Cabinet have declare,
thar they will not attend the meetings Of tina
, body, il they are to be held at the White House
and it il even said that four OF them have uute
in petition to the President, entreating him 4
remove to another house, and declaring that the
will Mt ris y fhpir health nv in al ;po -;
sonous mslaris OF the present building. and tha
they will not attend the Cabinet meetings in tha
house any longer. DRUID.