Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-24
MEXICAN EMIGRATION.

MEXICAN EMIGRATION.
The Republican and Imperial Schemes
in the United States-Max iIniIimn-s Rail-
road. Express and SteamhOat sarants De-
nOunced by the Mexican Minister.
To tie Editors Of tile Baitia,ore Commercjo2.
Sir: For the information of the public and in
order to protect the capitalists of this counryagains
the Misrepresentation of persons interested in sus
tanning the usurped authority Of MaXimian, I have
to ask the favor that you will publish in your col
umns the incosed official communication from the
Mexican minister, and annexed disposition Of the
Mexican Government which declare null and void
all acts or concessions emanating from the so-cacd
Imperial authorities. now attempting to exercise
power in Mexico under the support lent to them by
the protection of foreign bayoncts, and which sub
jected all persons lending aid and countenance to
such usurpng authorities, to all the perIs and pen
alties usual under such circumstances upon the res
toratlon OF the legitimate authority Of the country.
/ am SirS, very respectfully,
our obcdient servant. 'T2
J. n. NANARRON,
Mexican Consul General.
LETTER FROM THE MEXICAN MINISTER.
(Transaton.)
MEXICAN LEGATION IN THE UNTED)
STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is. 1860 J
1t having come to my know edge that certain spec
ulatOrS Of this country have obtained pretended con-
cCssiOns from me CalleI lhpCrll Government ut
MaXimilinn. for the cstablishlnent Of an Express
Company, proposed to be styled thc Imperial McXi-
can Express; ol Il SUBURBAN flIfoaG N the City of
McNlcu 9l Inc OF steamers M the "uil OF Mexico,
and another on the Pacific; of various lines of tele
graph: to carry forward contract ior the survey OF
lands IN the state OF sonora, ana another with refer
ence To lands and mines in Chihuahua: together with
various projects of colonization in different parts Of
the Mexican hcpuolci ,
IlavhG als9 learned thit tue >!c''i''t"r> TO- whom
take nort WITH thom in such entcrrises bay StI ,s 81
thnt t%n iiI osii,s vii he H." rtd Gu
tnne i .nei ocaIeu 'Ill' ~ .i - ~ - w scIt' OF
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1ie ,iu llctt ociiIs ~, NV - a'E,', to"
% "iloh ioL S,'eh M liaGV ~ W ] YOU W In n,
published tGG annexed disposltonSr ol hG Iongrels %
dnc,rc % pC NH oT oad a5 omS m m & m MmgS m s mnG &
] nun 'iu t"tu' anu u 10 e"ee'' ' "e'' u the
have also t. a4d 4 that the sole fret Of having
n,t NV iit ,lririia,s or c,c,Ss;',,s rro, tb
T De Greun,faHfe Whrn vi % M not 94y redound to
or snIiitina( snrh concessioms in any transocni
which tbeI mo,, berenffcr drIrn to hove VIII IN
Mnti lcS NY 81 " ~ nv t Vii Win nc tnc
tn"itqS I ~ VI me liGiTpc' @ ~ VIII tiso
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PrfIsr,oTn ra,,o, ny ,.I t" tb, ,ssu,nco
rene" l" yo" 'he assurances "l my y2hIiaGiati"n'
r. o rrsnr ,ono,o, or,b ucyf.,, ~ H.,6 EI6NGR&2 &.,
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lifanSlated.l
DEPARTMENT or GuyEENMENv
The Citizen President of the Republic has been
pleased to direct 10 me the following decree:
IeHiiD .IUITc- fygStfrfISUrf |yeSiipHf Utf,V
W.ricna Nioi.y, 10 The inhahH,ntg Of me sa1c
Re- II Eyo,r. That the Congress- Of thc Mon has
thought proper to decree the following:
Article l. The acts of the So-c&llcd authorities
imposed by the invaders and traitors or which they
may hereafter establish in the republic are nall and
void and can never be in any way approved.
Art > Allcouracts celebrated by The said So-called
authorities or that may he hereafter celebrated are
also null and void and MI who take mart in the same
will ncu civil RESPONSIBILITY in addition TO thc crimi-
nal responsibility already prescribed by the laws now
in force; and such contract can never be regarded in
| IL.
premc Government of the Republic.
ART. ;. The traitors cannot be considered under
"cebrdfc with Francc ''''''
Dated in the Hall of Sessions of the Congress of tho
III iP10SENTI&% %N 8RPiS Wee Pr.iIert
FELIy RnNERo, Do,.r+,. ,.t,,;o.
Francisco BUsTAMENTI.J ei"'' 'N't''"'''S'
Wherefore | order that It be printed, published
cFcui''cu "H'' "ulS ooselNcu pp>rro rr,pE1
To tbo Citiyon J,,r Antopio 10 I Fucntc tiiIisfnr
f Eorni, p % ia ~ 49, i @ ~ w u, ,'or,,,noot ~ " ~
VI ii'iei'" i'0'Sli ".I "'.T % " ,I' "' IN N',,
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CIRCULAR tKoA The ,MlNlHTEEHF f"RhI"N "tFAIFH.
Llran>aied.l
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN RELATIONS
AND or 6oNERNMENT
me law ui nations N featlhG ol a' J".' 20! erh-
mcns preSunes that theE really exist put II Is an
Napoleon H. on the people now held, or hereafter
70 be held, IN subecton by them, are not ana cannot
be, the government OF the country anu much les
When the Sgllimate gofeInheLt exists IN feaN 20
much i0r the law OF nations Now aS lar aa concerns
our pu9s aw ihos iaise J amods are hmGtfng
the Chief Magistrate commands me 50 to declare and
to protest a. in hi name do protest. that the re-
public docs not and will not recognize, in these sup
posed tmCuonanes, any power Hrnuthorty whatever
m !" Pi II n2 men iIelcs. a.Teeneils VI promises,
wh,fSnrrr ,,d I'm tc W , , mtb
| ity commission conferred or consented to by the
| French, will most assuredly BE- punished in accord
ance with the laws ut the country.
Please to accept the assurance e. ny consideration
and esteem. Liberty and reform.
san LnUIs Porosl, June 10, 1858.
PROTEST or ruE PERMANENT pFprrArIuy oF coy-
CEE-s.
rTr,n.l,tio,
~ ,
INC Permanent DcputatIon "a ne name "l the
congress oil the mon, and as the faithful mteIlrc
tcrS ut The national sentiment so CHuTgetcdly ana
aHlNel9,'IS hdt!alMeb "cleNt[ mat IL IuiHti7 /"
hloSi Solemn "hnsatlon IN fclT1HuclhEi Us ~ thtsT
pIc>'H'N N't" TSpIo"1ce "i ''y hCcli"iiS wv
IuIs IciolE H''c p ,in oltftish on;Tts5 l',t'l'
nS % ,Ie EHGc;llSe @4a DH Inc "lheI lrSiilnc lilt T.
Esa i n"L'it' ~ 'iIe H"h @ '"I' !.
"oa "r'I!t W r ,l''Ii II anu @ -, Nv tG' a
the sovereignty 81 iAe Mexican people ana Nlihng'
I%oLc' % or f-| ,2ihC WI 2e,S oiI or M'tGm ,aS ~,
the 9rei@n invader; i declares tat in the coqstlq
'l@i' "iot l ,f.la ihlii al aS 4, r
or s'r GOV ,timgnIi "mem me I''n ,'l ln. ~, ~,
s@an 5 rGf of the % Xa@pn s ise .eabv bS ba % as g a
viii co-oper,tc Win all the energy AMI cIfic,ott,n
Inspired by patriotism IN reReIins force y iorce AT az
of y treason " n of noucst ,i in order m 10
maintain secure the independence, the sovercignty
thG law ana he p perfect @ irSSd%n &c % OF the republic
''N '''' 10 f. |U'S tT,1-,o - I,rro President
| IcNAcio Pouno. Deputy Secretary.
SIMON nE L' "AhzAf NEL"' Deputy secretary
LETTER FROM THE MINISTER or I'NHI"N AFFMhN'
:, Translator, Ti
DiFGnTNE\T OF f@hiGN n, ,s 'E M i
No. l6s-In the copy annexed to Your note No II,
Of February 9th Of this year. the citizen President OF
Snrrrt"rv Of Statc Of the United states with refer
cncc to the report that the French Government had
| resolved to order its agent MaNimian, to sign Il
pretended ccssion of large part OF the territory OF
| the Mexican Republic.
| The President approve your conduct although, in
this matter the republic has already protested from
the beginning, by of its legitimate organs and
of all its constituted authorities, against all the acts
| and consequences Of the foreign invasion.
| Neither the republic nor its government can ever
he holden for the acts of the French agent. Maxi
milan whose only title to authority is that lent to
him by the presence of the armed forces of France
and who could not sustain himself In Mexico for a
single day without the support of foreign bayonct>
| renew to YOU my attentive consideration.